Ep 2. Guest: Crystal Gayle
- April 14, 1979
Guest: Crystal Gayle
In the second episode of the fourth season of The Muppet Show, the incredible country singer Crystal Gayle is the special guest. She is known for her signature long hair and amazing vocal range, and the Muppets are excited to showcase it all on the show.
The episode begins with Kermit the Frog introducing Crystal Gayle to the lively audience, and she walks out to a standing ovation. She looks stunning as she settles into the couch for a chat with Kermit. They discuss her music career and her personal life, and Crystal shares some fun stories about growing up in a musical family.
After the interview, the show moves on to the first musical number of the night, "Somebody Loves Me." Crystal performs this classic tune with her usual grace and style, and the Muppets provide some fun backup dancing.
Next up is a hilarious sketch featuring Crystal and the Swedish Chef. They have a cook-off, with Crystal making her famous fried chicken and the Chef making his own unique dish. The resulting chaos is sure to make everyone laugh.
Later in the show, the Electric Mayhem takes center stage as they perform "Makin' Whoopee" with Crystal. The band’s rock and roll style blends well with Crystal’s smooth vocals, making for an incredible performance.
Another standout moment of the episode is when Fozzie Bear tries his hand at country music with a little help from Crystal. They perform "Ain't Nothin' Like a Good Ol' Country Song" together, and Fozzie's charm and humor shine through even as he struggles to keep up with Crystal's vocals.
As always, the show ends with an all-cast musical number, this time featuring Crystal singing "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie." The entire cast comes together for this fun and upbeat number, and Crystal’s voice shines as she leads the way.
Overall, this episode of The Muppet Show is a must-see for fans of Crystal Gayle and classic country music. With great musical performances, hilarious sketches, and a talented and enthusiastic cast, it's sure to delight viewers of all ages.
