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The substitute hosts of The Muppet Show

Who was the better substitute host?

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As you may know, Kermit the Frog has hosted The Muppet Show most of the time. However, there were two occasions one Muppet or another had hosting duties: The first one was Fozzie Bear, who hosted in the Nancy Walker episode from Season 2 (since Kermit was sick), and the other was Statler and Waldorf, who hosted in the Hal Linden episode from Season 5 (Kermit says that the two have been telling him that they could put on a show better than he could). Looking back at the two episodes, who do you think was the better substitute host, and why? For me, I'd say Statler and Waldorf.
 
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