List of Muppet Babies episodes

This is a complete listing of episodes from the animated television series Jim Henson's Muppet Babies.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired		Network
			First aired	Last aired
	1	13	September 15, 1984	December 8, 1984	CBS
	2	13	September 14, 1985	December 7, 1985
	3	16	September 13, 1986	December 27, 1986
	4	18	September 19, 1987	January 16, 1988
	5	13	September 10, 1988	December 3, 1988
	6	18	September 16, 1989	January 13, 1990
	7	16	September 15, 1990	December 29, 1990
	8	8	September 14, 1991	November 2, 1991

Episodes

Season 1 (1984)

No.	Title	Written by	Original air date
1.01	"Noisy Neighbors"	Jeffrey Scott	September 15, 1984
The babies struggle to keep Animal quiet so as not to awaken their neighbor, a police officer who works the night shift. Song: "Sleep Rockin’"
1.02	"Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Dark?"	Jeffrey Scott	September 22, 1984
The babies help Beaker conquer his fear of darkness. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker Song: "Good Things Happen in the Dark"
1.03	"Dental Hyjinks"	Jeffrey Scott	September 29, 1984
The babies try to pull out Fozzie's loose tooth so he won’t have to go to the dentist. Note: This is the only episode to have different music for the title card. Song: "Loose Tooth Boogie"
1.04	"Raiders of the Lost Muppet"	Jeffrey Scott	October 6, 1984
While playing hide and seek, Animal vanishes and the babies search the house for him. Note: The Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom fantasy sequences includes the only instance of an adult character's face being seen. Song: "Best Friends"
1.05	"Scooter's Hidden Talent"	Jeffrey Scott	October 13, 1984
The other babies all have special talents, but Scooter can't figure out his. Song: "Dream for Your Inspiration"
1.06	"The Case of the Missing Chicken"	Jeffrey Scott	October 20, 1984
Gonzo panics when he can't find his stuffed chicken, Camilla. Song: "Camilla"
1.07	"Eight Take-Away One Equals Panic"	Jeffrey Scott	October 27, 1984
Panic ensues in the nursery when the babies overhear Nanny saying she needs to get rid of one of them. Song: "Table for One"
1.08	"What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?"	Jeffrey Scott	November 3, 1984
Kermit struggles with deciding what he wants to be when he grows up. Note: Guest appearance by Tom Selleck. Song: "It's Up to You"
1.09	"Close Encounters of the Frog Kind"	Jeffrey Scott	November 10, 1984
Kermit's little nephew, Robin, comes to visit and escapes his bowl. Note: First appearance of Kermit's little nephew, Robin. Guest characters: Bunsen with Beaker (fantasy sequence only), and Robin Song: "Practice Makes Perfect"
1.10	"Gonzo's Video Show"	Jeffrey Scott	November 17, 1984
The babies create their own movies. Song: "I Can't Help Being a Star"
1.11	"Fun Park Fantasies"	Jeffrey Scott	November 24, 1984
The babies try to sleep while imagining what the amusement park they'll be visiting the next day will be like. Song: "Merry Go Round"
1.12	"From a Galaxy Far, Far Away"	Jeffrey Scott	December 1, 1984
The babies conclude the creature that climbed into the nursery is an alien and try to return her to Neptune. Song: "Rocket to the Stars"
1.13	"Good, Clean, Fun"	Jeffrey Scott	December 8, 1984
After breaking a lamp, the babies try to make it up to Nanny, but create more messes in the process. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker Song: "Keep Your Animal Clean"

Season 2 (1985)

No.	Title	Written by	Original air date
2.01	"Once Upon an Egg Timer"	Jeffrey Scott	September 14, 1985
When Rowlf loses his voice, the others take turns telling stories of searching for it. Note: This episode along with the next two were aired as "Muppets Babies & Monsters". Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker Song: "Show Us the Real You"
2.02	"Piggy's Hyper-Activity Book"	Jeffrey Scott	September 21, 1985
The babies amuse themselves by working their way through an activity book. Note: This episode aired alongside the series premiere of Little Muppet Monsters as part of the "Muppets Babies & Monsters" series. Song: "Music Is Everywhere"
2.03	"Fozzie's Last Laugh"	Jeffrey Scott	September 28, 1985
Fozzie considers giving up comedy. Song: "Wocka Wocka"
2.04	"The Great Cookie Robbery"	Jeffrey Scott	October 5, 1985
While Gonzo secretly munches away at a box of cookies, the other babies tell stories to keep their minds off their growling stomachs. Song: "Railroad Tracking"
2.05	"Out-of-This-World History"	Jeffrey Scott	October 12, 1985
The babies wander their way through history with the assistance of one of Nanny's books. Song: "Yankee Doodle Rock"
2.06	"Snow White and the Seven Muppets"	Jeffrey Scott	October 19, 1985
The babies put on their own version of ‘Snow White’ but Piggy is frustrated when she doesn't get the lead role. Song: "Snow White Blues"
2.07	"I Want My Muppet TV!"	Jeffrey Scott	October 26, 1985
When the TV breaks, the babies make their own programs. Note: Guest appearance by Johnny Carson. A clip of Ed McMahon doing his "Heeeere's Johnny" line was also used. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker Song: "TV Maniacs"
2.08	"Musical Muppets"	Jeffrey Scott	November 2, 1985
Rowlf enters a song writing contest which inspires everyone to try out song writing. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker. Song: Various bits by each muppet including "The Weirdo Troll", "On the Range", and "How to Tell a Chicken Joke"
2.09	"What's New at the Zoo?"	Jeffrey Scott	November 9, 1985
The babies tell Rowlf the positive things about zoos. But when Gonzo realizes that there's no way of telling what kind of animal he is, he worries that he'll get thrown in the zoo! Song: "Animals Are My Favorite People"
2.10	"The Great Muppet Cartoon Show"	Jeffrey Scott	November 16, 1985
The babies make their own cartoon shows. Among the antics, Piggy draws up a parody of Pinocchio, Gonzo fights with his own creation, and Scooter makes computer animation, but ends up falling victim to Animal's messier animation. Song: "We Love Cartoons"
2.11	"The Muppet Museum of Art"	Jeffrey Scott	November 23, 1985
When Skeeter breaks her ankle on one of Piggy's roller skates and nobody can go to the art museum because of Gonzo, the babies create their own art museum in the nursery for her. Meanwhile, Piggy deals with her guilty conscience, as she had blamed Skeeter's injury on Gonzo. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker (fantasy sequence only) Song: "Art Is for Your Heart"
2.12	"By the Book"	Barry O'Brien and Bob Smith	November 30, 1985
The babies take turns narrating stories from their favorite books. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker (fantasy sequence only) Song: "Someone’s Gonna Fix It"
2.13	"When You Wish Upon a Muppet"	Chuck Lorre	December 7, 1985
The babies imagine their fondest wishes coming true. Note 1: The film clip shown after Muppet wish is from The Great Muppet Caper. Strangely, many of the muppets who appeared in Muppet Babies, aren’t in that scene. Note 2: Last episode to feature Howie Mandel as the voices of Skeeter and Animal. Song: "Wishes Have a Way of Coming True"

Season 3 (1986)

No.	Title	Written by	Original air date
3.01	"Pigerella"	Jeffrey Scott	September 13, 1986
Piggy takes the blame and punishment for Skeeter's mess, leaving her to imagine herself as Cinderella. Note: First episode to feature Dave Coulier as the voices of Bunsen and Animal. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker (fantasy sequence only) Song: "Check Me Out"
3.02	"The Best Friend I Never Had"	Jeffrey Scott	September 20, 1986
With the aid of Scooter's computer, the babies try to create their perfect friends. Song: "Nobody's Perfect"
3.03	"The Weirdo Zone"	Jeffrey Scott	September 27, 1986
The babies try to get in touch with their inner weirdness in order to understand Gonzo. Song: "Semi Weirdo"
3.04	"Muppets in Toyland"	Jeffrey Scott	October 4, 1986
Scooter’s new robot seems like the best toy ever, until it starts taking hostages. Song: "Calling All Toys"
3.05	"The Muppet Broadcasting Company"	Jeffrey Scott	October 11, 1986
When the power goes out, the babies make their own radio programs. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker. Song: Let’s Hear It for Your Ears
3.06	"Kermit Goes to Washington"	Jeffrey Scott	October 18, 1986
Nanny instructs the babies to create a set of rules for the nursery which leads them to experiment with various forms of government. Song: "Jail Birds"
3.07	"Fozzie's Family Tree"	Jeffrey Scott	October 25, 1986
The babies take a look at their ancestors to learn more about who they are. Song: "Rowlfgang Amadogus"
3.08	"The Daily Muppet"	Jeffrey Scott	November 1, 1986
After Nanny's newspaper is ruined, the babies make their own for her. Guest character: Beaker (appearing in a picture) Song: "The Daily Muppet"
3.09	"Scooter's Uncommon Cold"	Jeffrey Scott	November 8, 1986
When Scooter gets sick, the babies go inside him to aide his body in fighting the germs. Guest character: Beaker (appearing in a picture) Song: "Get Well Soon"
3.10	"Treasure Attic"	Jeffrey Scott	November 15, 1986
The babies set out on an expedition to the attic to recover Nanny's missing treasure. Song: "Pirates"
3.11	"Around the Nursery in 80 Days"	Jeffrey Scott	November 22, 1986
To convince Nanny not to go on vacation, the babies build the world's biggest attractions in the nursery. Song: "Flying Away"
3.12	"Fine Feathered Enemies" "Polly Wants a Muppet"	Jeffrey Scott	November 29, 1986
Polly the talkative parrot that Nanny leaves in the nursery causes fights to erupt between the babies. Song: "Friends to the End"
3.13	"Muppet Goose"	Jeffrey Scott	December 6, 1986
Nanny tries to get the babies to sleep by telling them nursery rhymes. Song: "Make a Nursery Rhyme"
3.14	"Bad Luck Bear"	Jeffrey Scott	December 13, 1986
Fozzie breaks a mirror and struggles to get rid of his bad luck. Song: "Good Luck"
3.15	"Of Mice and Muppets"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	December 20, 1986
The babies spend a long night trying to recapture PeeWee, Officer Caruther's pet mouse. Song: "Playing in the City"
3.16	"Back to the Nursery"	Jeffrey Scott	December 27, 1986
After Fozzie ruins one of Nanny's photos, the babies travel back in time to take a new one. Song: "Running Out of Time"

Season 4 (1987–88)

No.	Title	Written by	Original air date
4.01	"Muppetland"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	September 19, 1987
The babies are invited to Bunsen's birthday party at a theme park, and while waiting for the actual event, they pretend to build a theme park with each baby creating their own land (Fozzie's based on comedy, Gonzo's involving weird things, etc.). Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker (non-speaking cameos in musical sequence) Song: "Muppetland"
4.02	"Water Babies"	Barbara Beck and Stephen Robertson	September 26, 1987
The babies play mine tunnel, and then explore the ocean with the help of a fish tank. Gonzo imagines himself as a deep sea explorer, and they convince Fozzie there isn't anything to be afraid of. Song: "Deep Blue Sea"
4.03	"The Incredible Shrinking Weirdo"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	October 3, 1987
Gonzo is convinced he is getting smaller. Song: "Being Small Isn’t Bad at All"
4.04	"Where No Muppet Has Gone Before"	Katherine Lawrence	October 10, 1987
After Skeeter's Lewis and Clark game goes wrong, Bunsen and Beaker come over for a sleepover and teach the babies about outer space. The babies then have fantasies about being in space, once again. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker Song: "Guiding Star"
4.05	"Journey to the Center of the Nursery"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	October 17, 1987
When Fozzie drops his skate key down the vent, the babies travel to the center of earth to find it. Note: Last episode to be animated with Japanese-based Toei Animation. Song: "Underground"
4.06	"This Little Piggy Went to Hollywood"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	October 24, 1987
Once again, Piggy dreams about her future as a Hollywood star. She fantasizes going on Star Search, and starring in a parody of I Love Lucy and co-starring in a movie with Andrew McCarthy. Note: First episode to be animated with Korean-based AKOM. Song: "Biggest Little Pig in Hollywood"
4.07	"My Muppet Valentine"	Star Kaplan and Maia Matisse	October 31, 1987
When Nanny forgets Rowlf's valentine cookie, the others’ attempts to cheer him up just seem to make Rowlf feel worse. Song: "You’re All So Special to Me"
4.08	"Invasion of the Muppet Snackers"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	November 7, 1987
The babies worry how they’ll eat the foul thing Nanny is working on in the kitchen. Song: "Give Food a Chance"
4.09	"Twinkle Toe Muppets"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	November 14, 1987
The babies try to teach Scooter to dance while Piggy and Skeeter argue over whether dancing for Scooter should be beautiful or fun.
4.10	"Weirdo for the Prosecution"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	November 21, 1987
Gonzo is put on trial after Skeeter accuses him of breaking the cookie jar.
4.11	"Muppet Island"	Rich Fogel and Mark Seidenberg	November 28, 1987
While Nanny cleans the hall carpet, the babies are trapped in the nursery, leading them to imagine themselves on a deserted island.
4.12	"The Frog Who Knew Too Much"	Rich Fogel and Mark Seidenberg	December 5, 1987
Kermit struggles not to reveal Nanny's secret to the others.
4.13	"Beach Blanket Babies"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	December 12, 1987
The babies help Fozzie in overcoming his fear of water.
4.14	"Old MacKermit Had a Farm"	Rich Fogel and Mark Seidenberg	December 19, 1987
The babies try to figure out where muffins come from. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker
4.15	"Adventures in Muppet-Sitting"	Star Kaplan and Maia Matisse	December 26, 1987
The babies try to keep Robin and Animal safe and out of trouble. Note: Last appearance of Kermit's nephew Robin. Guest character: Robin
4.16	"The House That Muppets Built"	Ken Koonce and David Weimers	January 2, 1988
When Piggy's dollhouse is destroyed, she searches for a new one. Note: Featuring a cameo by Dick Clark and The $25,000 Pyramid.
4.17	"Masquerading Muppets"	Rich Fogel and Mark Seidenberg	January 9, 1988
The babies prepare for a costume ball but Piggy and Skeeter argue over the queen costume. Song: "Costume Party"
4.18	"Nanny's Day Off"	Hank Saroyan	January 16, 1988
The babies give Nanny a day off and attempt to take on her chores. Song: "Muppet Western Song"

Season 5 (1988)

No.	Title	Written by	Original air date
5.01	"Muppets Not Included"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	September 10, 1988
The babies find a strange object belonging to Nanny and try to figure out what it is. Note: Some of Dr. Teeth's footage from the Play-Along video series is shown in the "Celebrity Circles" sequence. Song: "Whatchamacallit"
5.02	"Beauty and the Schnoz"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	September 17, 1988
Gonzo tries to make himself attractive in Piggy's eyes. Song: "Look a Little Bit Closer"
5.03	"The Pig Who Would Be Queen"	Hank Saroyan	September 24, 1988
The babies create a picture box fairy tale.
5.04	"Is There a Muppet in the House?"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	October 1, 1988
Rowlf's description of a scary movie makes everyone toss and turn during a stormy naptime. Things gets worse when kids start vanishing, and they believe Baby Animal found a secret passage. Song: "No One Believes in Ghosts?"
5.05	"Slipping Beauty"	Lois Becker and Mark Stratton	October 8, 1988
The babies tell the story of Sleeping Beauty to Piggy over a walkie-talkie after Piggy gets the chicken pox. Song: "We Miss You"
5.06	"Muppet Baby Boom"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	October 15, 1988
The babies prepare to look after the neighbor's Baby (it turns out to be a kitten named Baby). Song: "B-A-B-Y Baby"
5.07	"Scooter by Any Other Name"	J.R. Young	October 22, 1988
With Gonzo's assistance, Scooter experiments with different personalities. Guest character: Beaker (cameo in music sequence) Song: Look at Me Now
5.08	"He's a Wonderful Frog"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	October 29, 1988
The babies try to convince Kermit not to leave forever while he prepares to visit Robin. Song: "He’s My Hero"
5.09	"Elm Street Babies"	Tony Marino	November 5, 1988
The babies reveal the strange dreams they’re having, all of which feed into each other's dreams. Song: "Sandman"
5.10	"Plan Eight from Outer Space"	Lois Becker and Mark Stratton	November 12, 1988
Convinced that space aliens are abducting nannies, the babies set out to rescue the nannies, and ensure theirs isn’t the next one to vanish. Song: "That's What Nannies Do"
5.11	"Junkyard Muppets"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	November 19, 1988
A mess in the nursery leaves Fozzie and Piggy searching for their missing possessions and Gonzo discovers the cave of the closet trolls. Song: "We Want Your Stuff"
5.12	"The Air Conditioner at the End of the Galaxy"	Lois Becker and Mark Stratton	November 26, 1988
After the air conditioner breaks, the babies imagine themselves in the jungle while searching for a cool spot. Song: "Keep Your Cool"
5.13	"Bug-Busting Babies"	Hank Saroyan	December 3, 1988
Gonzo leads a team into Scooter’s Computer to catch the bug messing up his program. Song: "Bug Busters"

Season 6 (1989)

No.	Title	Written by	Original air date
6.01	"This Old Nursery"	J.R. Young	September 16, 1989
The babies find a time capsule in the wall and imagine what the people who used to live in the nursery might have been like. Song: "Caveman Ways"
6.02	"And Now a Word from Our Muppets"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	September 23, 1989
When Nanny has a garage sale, the babies create advertisements to sell her products. Song: "Come See Nanny"
6.03	"Six-to-Eight Weeks"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	September 30, 1989
The babies imagine what their new playhouse will be like, while waiting for it to arrive in the mail. Song: "We've Been Waiting for You"
6.04	"The Green Ranger"	Mark Stratton and Lois Becker	October 7, 1989
Kermit wonders what it takes to be a hero after his favorite cowboy show is canceled. Song: "Green Ranger"
6.05	"Not Necessarily the Babies"	J.R. Young	October 14, 1989
The babies learn about the news by making their own program. Song: "Can't Stop the News"
6.06	"Comic Capers"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	October 21, 1989
The babies amuse themselves by wandering the comic section of the Sunday paper. Note: Guest appearance by Stan Lee. Song: "We Love the Funnies"
6.07	"Faster Than a Speeding Weirdo"	Hank Saroyan	October 28, 1989
Gonzo’s careless daredevil stunt caused his stuffed chick Camillia to get severely damaged. Can Nanny fix her? Song: "I’ll Be Blue for You"
6.08	"Skeeter and the Wolf"	Hank Saroyan	November 4, 1989
Skeeter leads a team into the attic to search for Nanny’s "Peter and the Wolf" record. Song: Instrumental music from "Peter and the Wolf"
6.09	"Romancing the Weirdo"	Jeffrey Scott	November 11, 1989
Gonzo finds a typewriter and creates a detective/adventure story. Song: "It's Fun to Write"
6.10	"The New Adventures of Kermo Polo"	Mark Stratton and Lois Becker	November 18, 1989
Nanny tells the babies about the great explorers in history. Song: "The Right Stuff"
6.11	"Goosetown Babies"	Hank Saroyan	November 25, 1989
Gonzo and Animal search the Mother Goose rhymes to see what’s wrong with them. Note: Last episode to feature the 1986–1989 music in the title card. Song: "Goosetown"

Season 7 (1990)

No.	Title	Written by	Original air date
7.01	"It's Only Pretendo"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	December 2, 1989
Piggy and Gonzo go a little crazy competing for high scores in a video game. Note 1: Some of the footage is taken from the video game Fantasy Zone. Note 2: First episode to use different music for the title card, and the music is now composed by Robert Irving and Hank Saroyan. Song: "The Great Unbeatable Me"
7.02	"Quoth the Weirdo"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	December 9, 1989
The babies share their favorite poems with their new friend, Bean. Note: First appearance of Bean Bunny. Guest character: Bean Bunny Song: "Making a Rhyme"
7.03	"Operators Are Standing by"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	December 16, 1989
Animal hangs the phone up on someone, and the others wonder who it was. Note: First appearance of Uncle Statler and Uncle Waldorf. Guest characters Statler and Waldorf Song: "It's the Bee"
7.04	"Babes in Troyland"	Mark Stratton and Lois Becker	December 23, 1989
Scooter teaches the others about Greek mythology. Note: The live action clip of a monster is from the X-rated film Flesh Gordon. Song: "Monster of My Dreams"
7.05	"Puss 'n' Boots 'n' Babies"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	December 30, 1989
The babies and Nanny babysit Officer Caruther's pet cat, giving the babies a chance to learn about kittens. Note: Unlike most live-action sequences, a real cat was pasted into the cartoon world. Guest character: Bean Bunny Song: "Meow"
7.06	"Muppets of Invention"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	January 6, 1990
Statler and Waldorf encourage the babies to make inventions of their own. Guest characters: Statler and Waldorf Song: "Nose for the Future"
7.07	"A Punch Line to the Tummy"	Jeffrey Scott	January 13, 1990
Fozzie tries to record his jokes to hear if they’re funny or not, but all he hears are the others insulting him. Note: Guest appearances by John Ritter, Whoopi Goldberg, and Dave Coulier. Song: "Words Can Hurt"
7.08	"Muppet Babies: The Next Generation"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	September 15, 1990
The babies try to imagine what the future will be like, and end up performing parodies of multiple space programs. Note: The title of this episode is a parody of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Guest character: Bean Bunny Song: "The Future Is Counting on You"
7.09	"Buckskin Babies"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	September 22, 1990
The babies imagine themselves as folk heroes of the old west. Guest character: Bean Bunny (fantasy sequence only) Song: "We're Pals"
7.10	"Sing a Song of Superheroes"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	September 29, 1990
Nanny's water is shut off and the babies go in search of it while performing superhero operatic numbers in exaggerated garb. Note: Last episode of the show to be air in syndication. Guest character: Bean Bunny Song: Various parodies of opera numbers.
7.11	"Gonzee's Playhouse Channel"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	October 6, 1990
The babies start their own TV Channel with parodies of Sesame Street, Winnie-the-Pooh, etc. Guest character: Bean Bunny Song: "Numbers Make My Day"
7.12	"Kermit Pan"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	October 13, 1990
The babies recreate a whacked-out approximate version of Peter Pan for Bean Bunny's benefit. Guest character: Bean Bunny Song: "Animal Gator"
7.13	"Whose Tale Is It Anyway?"	Sindy McKay and Larry Swerdlove	October 20, 1990
Piggy becomes jealous of Bean's friend Janice, whom is able to read before all the other tots, causing a fight over who will play the role of Mother Rabbit when Janice announces she will read "Peter Rabbit". Note: First and only appearance in the show of Janice. Guest characters: Bean Bunny and Janice Song: "I'm Only One Bunny"
7.14	"At the Movies"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	October 27, 1990
After Uncle Statler and Waldorf announce they will open their own movie theater, the Muppet Babies jump into their favorite movies. Johnny 5 from Short Circuit helps Scooter find a movie that fits him. Guest characters: Statler and Waldorf, plus Bean Bunny
7.15	"In Search of the Bronzed Beetle"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	November 3, 1990
When Statler and Waldorf's old trunk arrives a beetle brooch goes missing, the Babies go in a fantasy search for it. Guest characters: Statler and Waldorf, plus Bean Bunny Song: "Faraway Places Are Calling Me"

Season 8 (1991)

No.	Title	Written by	Original air date
8.01	"The Transcontinental Whoo-Whoo"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	September 14, 1991
The babies build a transcontinental railroad across the nursery and more. Guest characters: Statler and Waldorf, plus Bean Bunny Song: "Simon Says"
8.02	"Get Me to the Perch on Time"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	September 21, 1991
An injured carrier pigeon recuperates in the nursery while the babies travel the world delivering the mail. Note: Last appearance of Bean Bunny. Guest character: Bean Bunny Song: "We're Looking for Lou"
8.03	"Bearly Alone Babies"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	September 28, 1991
While Nanny locks up in anticipation of a storm, Fozzie sets traps for a burglar. Song: "We're Not Afraid"
8.04	"Remote Control Cornballs"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	October 5, 1991
Bunsen and Beaker bring over their TV transducter and accidentally mix up everyone's favorite shows. Note: Final appearances of Baby Bunsen and Baby Beaker. Guest characters: Bunsen and Beaker. Song: "Is That What's Bugging You Pearl?"
8.05	"Nice to Have Gnome You"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	October 12, 1991
Piggy searches the labyrinth for her missing library book. Note: Featuring clips from Jim Henson features Labyrinth and The Witches. Song: "Book Bookah"
8.06	"Happy Birthday Uncle Piggy"	Lois Becker and Mark Stratton	October 19, 1991
The babies try to create a perfect surprise party for Uncle Statler. Guest characters: Statler and Waldorf Song: "It’s Hard to Be As Wonderful As Me"
8.07	"Hats!, Hats!, Hats!"	Sindy McKay	October 26, 1991
Statler and Waldorf bring hats to the Nursery. Note: Last appearances of Uncle Statler and Uncle Waldorf. Guest characters: Statler and Waldorf Song: "When You're Under a Hat"
8.08	"Eight Flags Over the Nursery"	Hank Saroyan and J.R. Young	November 2, 1991
A new amusement park will open in five years, and, deciding not to wait that long, the babies imagine their own wacky amusement park. Series Finale Note: This episode contained episodes from the "Kermit the Frog: Private Eye" segment, and the animated "Pigs in Space" segment from the "Space Cowboys" episode of Jim Henson's Little Muppet Monsters. Song: "Baby Land"

References

External links

• Muppet Babies at the Internet Movie Database
• Muppet Babies at TV.com