The Muppet Show Compilations - Episode 31: The Swedish Chef (Season 2)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Thirty-second episode of a series of little compilations about The Muppet Show made by me.
00:15 - Fish Chowder
01:34 - Veggies
02:35 - Coconut
03:02 - Lobsters
04:26 - Bomb Eggs
05:12 - Ping-Pong Balls Eggs
07:00 - Frog Legs
07:34 - Salad
09:41 - Cow
10:06 - Coconut Bomb
11:19 - Chocolate Moose
12:09 - Pressed Duck
13:02 - The Swedish Pig
Stay tuned for more episodes, next up: "The Muppet Show Compilations: Episode 32 - The Swedish Chef (Sesaon 3)".
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"Uh, Scooter? Uh, would you erase that cow?"
"Oh, sure, Boss. ....Erase the cow?..."
The Swedish Chef is my favourite muppet!!
Bork, bork, bork! *throwing kitchen tools*
The Muppets were fabulous!!!! So so funny!!!! The good ole' days!!!!!
I agree the whole family can watch theses together
AND what about that chicken?
Hey Sam P. Awesome channel. The Muppets were funny when I was 2 and 4 years old. They're still funny now I'm 42 years old. Bork bork bork!
7:21
Good gravy! This guy was preparing to cut his boss' nephew's legs off!😨
Toni Leaf I’m surprised he wasn’t fired for that.
@@Morningstar91939 So am I. Boy was Kermit MAD!
"Uncle Kermit! Somebody! Anybody! HEEEELP!!"
I always loved the beginning with him singing that shit and then throwing the spoon or ladle away and then he'd look at where it landed.
Jim Henson performed the head of the chef while Frank Oz performed the hands. Frank would always do unpredictable things with the hands to try and throw Jim off. If you watch the sketch (in this video) with the big pile of dough you can really see this in action. Those hands are just going crazy!
it was great stuff
I still love This silly cook and the sides comments
I like how he says Yum, Yum, Yum, Pretty Chocolate with a mock Swedish accent.
Then he slathers it onto a moose. Someone get him a dictionary!
The lobsters are preformed by Jerry Nelson, Richard Hunt, and Dave Goelz
2:51 They're right, coconuts are deadly when sleeping under a coconut tree.
I've heard of a salad shooter,but that gave it new meaning.
Indeed!
3:30 Mexican Lobster Calvary 🦞🦞🦞
Ohhh I'm Dying!😂
6:58 I'm amazed the chef wasn't fired for this one.
Danicus Green same here!
Yeah nearly cutting off Robins legs.
3:29 Uh Chef, we’ve got company.
Those lobsters! 🤣🤣🤣
I got sick eating the Swedish Chefs garbage , but I got better at veteranairian's hospital because they had the best medicine available.
13:36 That sounds like cookie monster's laugh!
I think it's because the Pig is also performed by Frank Oz
@@HunterTheHero I believe that was the only time the roles reversed, with Frank doing the main performance while Jim does the hands
7:21 I laughed hard on that one! Lol
The bandito lobsters was the best one, in my opinion. This guy cracks me up!
Joe Bailey wrote that sketch and had to pitch it to Jim numerous times as Jim thought it was too weird to do. Eventually he convinced Jim to do it on the show.
NelsonInst today. It would be called racist. People need to toughen up and stop being a bunch of spoiled kids
Statler: "You know, I think they were trying to make a point with that sketch."
Waldorf: "What's the point?"
Statler: "You're right. Forget it."
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5:06 11:00 "A BOMB?!?!?!?!?" **BOOM**
That frog legs sounds yummy😆😆😆😆😆😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😍😍😍😍
2:28 Statler and Waldorf wanted to call the smorgasbord of health to get rid of the swedish chef
I think you mean, the "Smorgas-board of Health"
Speaking of which...
Waldorf: Well? Did you find all of that interesting?
Statler: No! I was smorgas-BORED!
ROFL
@@jonathanalbarran7687 2:55
Swedish Chef will always be my favorite Muppet🤣
Thanks.for this.video - the Swedish Chef is my favourite Muppet, so I'm really enjoying this :
He is the best. BÖRK BÖRK BÖRK.
They were my favorite !
the pressed duck is my favorite of them all
Here's the duck..Duck: "Quaak!!!!"😂😂😂😂
Pressed duck scene so funny lol
"What the hey?"
One thing about the Sweedish chef: His dishes were always disasters.
But it never eroded an ounce of his confidence coming up with more ridiculous recipes like chicken in a basket, chocolate moose and bandito lobster. You gotta love the guy for trying.
Colonel Transco From Steel Brigade I love how when he tries to create food, he creates life instead.
@@solecurious1448 There are SOME moments where he's COMPETENT... remember that Cook Off against Gordon Ramsay?
Børk! Børk! Børk!
5:07 Is Thät a Bømb? Cracks me up to hell and back. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂
3:11
I remember that from the movie
Just turn on the captions if you're smorgasBORED!
😂😂😂😂😂 i luv the Swedish chef and the muppets
1:12 looks like remy taught Nemo how to cook.
11:12 **BOOM** Three's a charm.
9:41 Oh my god, Swedish Chef! That's just to cruel!
5:06 and 11:00 "A BOMB?!?"
So much talent
I always liked his kitchen!
You think after being hit in the head a few times the chef would start wearing a hard hat so he doesn’t get knocked out a lot
Now I know how popcorn 🍿 is made and the recipe for chicken in a basket
just a hard working Swedish immigrant following the american dream
Julian Heske Happens. Yes.
I need to swedish chef's gun right now!
Look at the shadow on the left side of the "Popcorn" sketch when he throws the corn up.
I mean, you wouldn’t want the corn to fall right back down and ruin the immersion of popcorn.
I cook just like The Swedish Chef
I do an impression of the Swedish Chef in front of my crush and she always laughs! XD
"(Swedish jibberish) ...k, what de hay?"
Temp Porary “You know I think that they were trying to make a point with that sketch.”
@@Enterprise-D666
What point was that?
Pikminfan67 You’re right. Forget it.
Great Editing! Nice compilation! Good Job. I love this video!
Stephen Dobbins send Roman when I told are going to run the
2:51 DAHAHAHA, THE SWEDISH CHEF GOT HIT IN THE HEAD WITH A COCONUT!!!
moutmoutmout !!!! Merci !
Jim Henson performed the Swedish chef and Frank Oz was his hands. I have to wonder if the Swedish Pig's hands were performed by Jim Henson since Frank Oz did the voice and the head?
DreamDancer82 Or maybe it was performed as usual, with Frank dubbing in post.
Frank only did the hands of the Chef. Jim did the head and the voice. Brian Henson relates a story of his father listening to "How to" tapes on mock Swedish in the car. While listening to them he practiced out loud and always got weird looks from other drivers.
I am going to guess this was the case, since Jim Henson was known to have large hands, and the hands for the pig seem larger than the Swedish Chef's hands verses similar objects in the kitchen.
I looooooooooooove. :)
Seeing this now after watching a behind the scenes videos. Picking out who all Jim voiced.
12:04 That's not how you make chocolate mousse 😄😅
Swedish Chef Pig sounds like Cookie Monster. (13:02)
No wonder since he is played by Frank Oz who did Cookie Monster.
There's a good reason for that. Frank Oz performed them both. ;-)
That gun sounds funny😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
3:30 I think those are all lobsters the Chef tried to cook in the past. Why else would their shells be red?
Vertical Der furk?
1, those lobsters are already cooked.
2, they're probably old relatives of Pepe.
+realar Uh, Pepe is a shrimp, not a lobster.
They're both crustaceans, and Pepe is not a shrimp but a king prawn.
realar That's a certain *species* of shrimp.
Yeah, but Pepe is so picky about it anyway. He always say "I'm not a shrimp, I'm a King Prawn".
Mats Berglinn Exactly my point.
In the United States, The Muppet Show which aired first run syndicated through CBS owned and operated stations, as well as many NBC, ABC and independent stations (and later Fox stations) in the late 1970s and early 80s but repeats remained in syndicated reruns on local stations from the early to the late 1980s, after being syndicated 12 years to that point. Something about The Muppet Show's odd blend of childish and dry, understated adult humor made a lasting impact on me in a way that far surpassed the early childhood education of Sesame Street, later 1980s and 90s Disney channel and 90s Nickelodeon content.
As of 2023 everything Muppet appears to be owned by Disney+ but the good news is all five years of the original variety show and the classic movies can all be located in the same place.
The second one is like Gallagher's Sledge O Matic.
This mad funny
My dad loves cooking 🧑🍳 and being a chef
he is a good shot though you gotta admit
0:51 talk about fresh fish That's the freshest fish you could get! XD
Danish chef at 13:10
That looks funny when he said she layed a bomb 5:06 9:58
The COCURNURT
I wouldn’t eat anything the Swedish Chef makes. I’ve seen the way he cooks!
Chickey poochey!
7:21 Aw! Poor Robin! I felt sorry for him.
Launch all eagles from Moonbasse Alpha and bring 311 men and women to the show
Wishing you all the best!
5:06 That's weird, a bomb?
Poor Robin!
I can hear Kermit The Frog’s voice in The Swedish Chef’s voice… lol.
11:55 that’s not how you make a chocolate moose 😲!
5:06 LOL 😆
Did anyone think the "Swinish Chef" at the end with human hands seem extra-creepy?
John Pelt he’s always had human hands. Jim Henson was the mouth/voice and Frank Oz was the hands.
Yeah i did too, I think its the beady eyes and freaky Cookie Monster voice. Has a very uncanny valley vibe to it
I thought it was as interesting and slightly on the creepy side as those skits of German Short-haired Pointers (think I got the breed right)
I don't remember Swedish chef have a gun.
Mork mork mork!! 😂
Funny stuff haha
5:06 Matilda from Angry Birds be like:
7:19 Are we sure that’s the Swedish Chef and not Doc Hopper in disguise?
I think so.
Notice she said understanding not understandable.
4:25 That blew up in his face.
I hear the bomb scarred him, literally. Where's the scar?
How in the world did he become a chef
They'll give anyone a badge
It raining price of vegetables.
1:34 veggies
😂😂😂😂😁😁😁😁😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Weronika Muzafarov Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes
Why does Kermit stop the Swedish Chef in some of these?
+sha11235 On Frog Legs, he's about to cook ROBIN!
+sha11235 I have no clue why Kermit stops him from the painting of the cow so he could cook him. the same with the chocolate moose.
+Gaby Noble It was a moose not a cow Mickey Moose
(not kidding here)
Oops your right my bad, thanks, I knew that.
Yeah but in the Julie Andrews episode the whole plot was it how the cow (a live one, not a Muppet one) got into the theater and who it belongs to (turns out to be Julie's at the end) and Swedish took it so he could slaughter and barbeque it, that's why Scooter and Kermit stopped him.
Was that a Monty Python and the Holy Grail reference @ 2:54?
Oh my fuckin’ god
You can see the hands are human on the Pig version of the Swedish Chef.
sha11235 The hands are always human
They are puppets.
John Canary Watch it again; the hands are real. You think a puppet could pick up stuff and use them so easily?
I know that. They need the human hands.
John Canary Then I'm confused by your first comment. If you knew, then.... you were just stating the obvious? Making a simple observation?
9:48 bbq
Vigan look away.
who is the actress who sings with him
Boom boom!
0:37 feeshey feeshey