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I would have thought that the phrase "Twelfth (12th) of Never" was pretty straightforward. But just in case it's not... https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=12th%20of%20never

I don't think anyone is kidding when they say the twelfth of never. I suspect the problem was that the previous sets never sold as well as Buena Vista thought they might. People remember the Muppet Show being that series where famous guest stars played second fiddle to these bizarre puppets...

Can you clarify your meaning of "have to deal with" please?

Sad to report that Muppet Show choreographer Dame Gillian Lynne has passed away at the age of 92. https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-44677722

Anyone know which set Kermit & Miss Piggy are on?

It's neither; it's *Dance* your cares away. That's if you're referring to the Fraggle Rock theme.

It's the same as seen in the film itself.

Clue #3 - They appear in an episode taped in 1980.

Clue #2 - The two photos appear in the same set.

I'll help you guys out a bit with a clue. Clue #1 - one of the photos can be seen clearly onscreen. The other is a blink and miss moment in real time. Both photos appear in the same shot.

Well to some extent it is. I'm trying to get forum members to see if they can guess from which episode of the Muppet Show the two photos I have posted links to appeared in. I only discovered this myself by chance when I was looking at another photo from the episode in question.

Which is why I said to *think* before you posted. These two photos show guest stars Spike Milligan and Kenny Rogers, however neither of these two photos appeared in either of those two episodes.

From which episode of the Muppet Show did these two photos appear in: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/File:Milligan01.jpg http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/File:Kenny_Rogers02.jpg A word of warning - *think* before you post.

This is how the closing theme from the Loretta Lynn episode looked like when it was originally transmitted outside of the UK.

Looking back at that list 10 years later, I can now reveal that my alternate running order has changed completely and I've now shifted some episodes back because of continuity. This is what the list looks like now: 1. Joel Grey 2. Rita Moreno 3. Jim Nabors 4. Ruth Buzzi 5. Florence Henderson...

Out of interest, if none of the mods decide to participate does that mean they're not "true Muppet fans"?

I refused to join because I thought it was one of the most inane and moronic ideas in the history of inane and moronic ideas. However many years later it is, I *still* think it was one of the most inane and moronic ideas in the history of inane and moronic ideas. And it is highly unlikely I...

The first edition of the Blooper series It'll Be Alright on the Night has been posted to YouTube. Fast forward to the 29:35 mark and you'll hear something rather interesting...