The Muppets return to primetime with a contemporary, documentary-style show. For the first time ever, a series will explore the Muppets’ personal lives and relationships, both at home and at work, as well as romances, breakups, achievements, disappointments, wants and desires. This is a more adult Muppet show, for “kids” of all ages.
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The Muppets return to primetime with a contemporary, documentary-style show. For the first time ever, a series will explore the Muppets’ personal lives and relationships, both at home and at work, as well as romances, breakups, achievements, disappointments, wants and desires. This is a more adult Muppet show, for “kids” of all ages.
Season 1 episodes
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Episode 1
Pig Girls Don't Cry (Pilot)
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Miss Piggy is furious that Kermit booked Elizabeth Banks as a guest on her late night talk show Up Late with Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear meets his girlfriend’s parents, and Grammy Award-winning rock band Imagine Dragons performs their new single “Roots”.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Bob Kushell, Bill PradyGuest stars Elizabeth Banks, Tom Bergeron, Tracy Anderson, Meagen Fay, Jere Burns, Riki Lindhome, Layla Alizada, David Rudman
In an attempt to make Miss Piggy happy, Kermit sets her up with Josh Groban who fills her head with ideas on how to make Up Late with Miss Piggy better. Meanwhile, Fozzie is invited to a party at Jay Leno’s house and everyone is annoyed that Bobo is selling cookies for his daughter’s troop.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Bob Kushell, Bill PradyGuest stars Josh Groban, Laurence Fishburne, Jay Leno, Lea Thompson, Reza Aslan, Layla Alizada, David Rudman, Matt Vogel
Fozzie takes things a little too far when Kermit offers him advice and Nick Offerman steps in to help the gang. Meanwhile, Christina Applegate guests on “Up Late,” and brings Miss Piggy a sweet surprise that doesn't go over well and Pepe, Rizzo and Liam Hemsworth try to help Gonzo out with his online dating situation.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Steve Rudnick, Nell Scovell, Gregg Mettler, Dave CaplanGuest stars Layla Alizada, Liam Hemsworth, Nick Offerman, Christina Applegate, David Rudman, Matt Vogel, Julianne Buescher, Chris Jai Alex
The gang has an epic night out when they run into Ed Helms at Rowlf’s Tavern and they all perform their favorite karaoke jams, but Kermit is not pleased when no one shows up to work the next day. Meanwhile, Fozzie has an unfortunate accident during the show.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Gregg Mettler, Nell Scovell, Bob Kushell, Dave CaplanGuest stars Layla Alizada, Ed Helms, David Rudman, Matt Vogel, Bill Barretta, Julianne Buescher, Keylor Leigh, Jason Galloway
Miss Piggy and Reese Witherspoon have a heated rivalry but when the two volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, their feud escalates to a whole new level. Meanwhile, Fozzie and his girlfriend hit a rough patch.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Gregg Mettler, Nell Scovell, Dave Caplan, Steve RudnickGuest stars Riki Lindhome, Reese Witherspoon, David Rudman, Matt Vogel, Bill Barretta, Gregory Santos, Jonathan Dixon, Julianne Buescher
Kermit is scrambling to find the perfect birthday gift for Denise, so he turns to Miss Piggy for help. Meanwhile, Kristin Chenoweth agrees to do a gig with The Electric Mayhem and inadvertently causes a rift between the band.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Nell Scovell, Steve Rudnick, Bob Kushell, Emily R. WilsonGuest stars Layla Alizada, Kristin Chenoweth, Stacey Moseley, David Rudman, Bill Barretta, Matt Vogel, Bruce Lanoil, Mike Quinn
Kermit is feeling the pressure at work and is forced to go to a private Yoga retreat where he runs into a stressed out Jason Bateman. Meanwhile, with Kermit out of the office, Scooter is left to run the show and things go from bad to worse.
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Directed by Matt SohnWritten by Steve Rudnick, Emily R. WilsonGuest stars Jason Bateman, David Rudman, Bill Barretta, Matt Vogel, Tim Lagasse, Bruce Lanoil, Mike Quinn, Michelan Sisti
Scooter books his long time TV crush, Chelsea Handler, who really heats things up both on 'Up Late' and in Scooter's personal life. Meanwhile, Fozzie wants to take it to the next level with Becky but when Kermit and Denise go on a double date with them, Kermit discovers that Becky might have a few skeletons in her closet.
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Directed by Matt SohnWritten by Franklin Hardy, Margee Magee, Angeli Millan, Shane KosakowskiGuest stars Riki Lindhome, Chelsea Handler, David Rudman, Matt Vogel, Bill Barretta, Bruce Lanoil, Mike Quinn, Julianne Buescher
After a show-stopping duet with Miss Piggy on “Up Late with Miss Piggy,” Joseph Gordon-Levitt joins Scooter, Pepe, and the gang for poker night. The Great Gonzo gears up to perform his dream stunt and Dave Grohl challenges Animal to a drum-off.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Gus Hickey, Jordan Reddout, Shane Kosakowski, Franklin HardyGuest stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Dave Grohl, David Rudman, Bill Barretta, Matt Vogel, Tim Lagasse, Bruce Lanoil, Mike Quinn
The gang is preparing for the annual “Up Late” live Christmas special with, special guest Mindy Kaling. Animal is in charge of tinsel, Sweetums hangs the lights, Sam Eagle strategically places the mistletoe – everything is in order. Or so it seems. Meanwhile, Miss Piggy offers relationship advice to Fozzie, which forces her to reevaluate her relationship with Kermit. Yolanda rigs the Secret Santa gift exchange, and Echosmith performs at the crew’s Christmas party.
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Directed by Matt SohnWritten by Bob Kushell, Nell Scovell, Gregg Mettler, Dave CaplanGuest stars Mindy Kaling, David Rudman, Matt Vogel, Tim Lagasse, Bruce Lanoil, Mike Quinn, Michelan Sisti, Julianne Buescher
The whole crew just returned from hiatus, and everyone is rested, recharged and ready to get back to work. But when a new branding guru comes in to revamp "Up Late," the gang rallies together and realizes that they don't need gimmicks and hijinks; they just need each other and a couple of familiar tunes to get them back on track.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Gregg Mettler, Emily R. WilsonGuest stars Utkarsh Ambudkar, June Diane Raphael, Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele, David Rudman, Bill Barretta, Matt Vogel, Tim Lagasse
When Miss Piggy suffers a scandalous wardrobe malfunction, the network is outraged, and Piggy is forced to question everything she stands for, but Kermit and the gang rally together and come to her defense. Meanwhile, Gonzo misses his ex-girlfriend Camilla, so Pepe and Rizzo decide to throw a house party to cheer him up.
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Guest stars June Diane Raphael, Joan Jett, Rosalind Chao, David Rudman, Matt Vogel, Bill Barretta, Tim Lagasse, Bruce Lanoil
Miss Piggy goes to an aerial silks class in at attempt to make new friends and Gonzo, Pepe and Rizzo fall under Pache’s spell.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Franklin Hardy, Shane KosakowskiGuest stars Utkarsh Ambudkar, RuPaul, Ingrid Michaelson, Kat Purgal, Jimm Giannini, David Rudman, Matt Vogel, Bill Barretta
Sparks fly when Kermit and Miss Piggy pretend that they are back together for the sake of Kermit’s impressionable nephew Robin. And now that Camilla is taking up all of Gonzo’s time, Pepe and Rizzo audition for a replacement wingman.
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Directed by Bill BarrettaWritten by Gus Hickey, Jordan Reddout, Dave CaplanGuest stars Tim Lagasse, Bruce Lanoil, Mike Quinn, Michelan Sisti, Julianne Buescher, David Rudman, Matt Vogel, Lara Spencer
When Miss Piggy breaks her leg rehearsing a dance number, Kermit gathers the crew and they broadcast “Up Late” from the hospital. Back at the studio, Rizzo, Pepe and Yolanda find creative ways to keep Pache occupied so he doesn’t ruin the show while Kermit is out.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Margee Magee, Angeli MillanGuest stars Utkarsh Ambudkar, Willie Nelson, Tim Lagasse, Bruce Lanoil, Mike Quinn, Michelan Sisti, Alice Dinnean, Julianne Buescher
After her stint in the hospital, Miss Piggy and Kermit reevaluate their relationship, and Kermit turns to Jack White (The White Stripes) for advice.
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Directed by Randall EinhornWritten by Emily R. Wilson, Scott WeingerGuest stars Jack White, David Rudman, Tim Lagasse, Bruce Lanoil, Mike Quinn, Michelan Sisti, Alice Dinnean, Tyler Bunch
Steve WhitmireKermit / Statler / Beaker / Rizzo (voice)
Eric JacobsonMiss Piggy / Fozzie Bear / Animal (voice)
Dave GoelzThe Great Gonzo / Waldorf / Zoot (voice)
Peter LinzAngel Marie / Walter / Happy Yellow Creature (voice)
Josh GrobanSelf
Laurence FishburneSelf
Jay LenoSelf
Lea ThompsonSelf
Credits
Created by
Bill Prady, Bob Kushell
Written by
Emily R. Wilson, Steve Rudnick, Nell Scovell, Bill Prady, Gregg Mettler, Bob Kushell, Margee Magee, Angeli Millan, Dave Caplan, Scott Weinger, Franklin Hardy, Shane Kosakowski, Jordan Reddout, Gus Hickey, Nell Scovell, Gregg Mettler, Bob Kushell, Steve Rudnick, Franklin Hardy, Shane Kosakowski, Jordan Reddout, Gus Hickey, Dave Caplan, Dave Caplan, Steve Rudnick
