Changes: Bo Saves the Show

Written by	Jocelyn Stevenson
Illustrator	Richard Walz
Published	1982
Publisher	Random House
Series	Muppet Press Storybooks
ISBN	0-394-85101-3

Revision as of 22:41, 4 July 2014

Bo Saves the Show is a 1982 Muppet Show storybook.

Scooter tells Kermit that J.P. Grosse plans on closing the Muppet Theater because nobody except for Statler and Waldorf ever comes to the show. Grosse plans on making a final decision based on that night's audience. Meanwhile, Beauregard tells Kermit that he's lost the key to the cellar, and the monsters scheduled to perform in the closing number are locked in.

By the time Kermit finds some replacement monsters, Beauregard has found the key, so Kermit lets the replacement monsters see a free show. J.P. Grosse calls it "the biggest and best audience this theater has ever had!"

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+'''''Bo Saves the Show''''' is a 1982 ''[[The Muppet Show|Muppet Show]]'' storybook.
-[[Image:Book.bosavestheshow.jpg|frame]]
-{{book|writer=[[Jocelyn Stevenson]]|illustrator=[[Richard Walz]]|date=|publisher=[[Random House]]|series=[[Muppet Press]]|isbn=}}
-In this childrens book, [[Scooter]] tells [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] that [[J.P. Grosse]] plans on closing the [[Muppet Theater]] because nobody except for [[Statler and Waldorf]] ever comes to the show, and that he plans on making a final decision based on that night's audience. Meanwhile, [[Beauregard]] tells Kermit that he lost the key to the cellar, which is where the monsters scheduled to perform in the closing number are locked. Kermit goes searching for some replacement monsters, and by time he finds some, Beauregard finds the key, so Kermit lets the monsters see a free show.
+[[Scooter]] tells [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] that [[J.P. Grosse]] plans on closing [[the Muppet Theater]] because nobody except for [[Statler and Waldorf]] ever comes to the show. Grosse plans on making a final decision based on that night's audience. Meanwhile, [[Beauregard]] tells Kermit that he's lost the key to the cellar, and the monsters scheduled to perform in the closing number are locked in.
+By the time Kermit finds some replacement monsters, Beauregard has found the key, so Kermit lets the replacement monsters see a free show. J.P. Grosse calls it "the biggest and best audience this theater has ever had!"
+==See also==
+* [[Bunsen and Beaker Save the Show]]
 [[Category: Muppet Books]]
+[[Category:Muppet Press Storybooks]]


Written by	Jocelyn Stevenson
Illustrator	Richard Walz
Published	1982
Publisher	Random House
Series	Muppet Press Storybooks
ISBN	0-394-85101-3