Country Music with the Muppets

Country Music with the Muppets was released by Playhouse Video in 1985, as part of a series of compilations featuring songs and sketches from The Muppet Show.

It is hosted by Rowlf as a VJ at a fictitious country music video station, the name of which changes throughout the show. Rowlf is assisted by a chicken named Louise, who starts each clip. The show is hosted from a barn. Rowlf plays country music clips from The Muppet Show and takes requests from various barnyard animals who drop by, including Mutt, Baskerville the Hound, Lyle, and Rufus. Unlike other compilation videos, this one starts with the first clip before going to linking footage.

Guest stars include Loretta Lynn, Roy Clark, Roger Miller, Crystal Gayle, Mac Davis, John Denver, Johnny Cash, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.

Picture	Segment	Description
	Song	"Barnyard Boogie" with Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem (Episode 504: Shirley Bassey)
	FRAME	The song is shown to be a music video played by Rowlf the Dog, hosting RCMV (Real Country Music Video) in a barn filled with chickens. One of his regular viewers moseys in and requests some Loretta Lynn. Louise, Rowlf's avian assistant, plays their tape.
	Song	"You're Lookin' at Country" with Loretta Lynn (Episode 308: Loretta Lynn)
	FRAME	As the song finishes, another dog rushes in. "Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me!" he exclaims and has a question for Rowlf - "Can you rollerskate in a buffalo herd?" Rowlf happens to have a tape of the answer, which is "no."
	Song	"You Can't Rollerskate in a Buffalo Herd" with The Gogolala Jubilee Jugband (Episode 104: Ruth Buzzi)
	FRAME	The mutt thanks Rowlf for the "intelligent answer." HBMV (Hillbilly Music Video) continues with a song by Mac Davis...
	Song	"Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me" with Mac Davis and Miss Piggy (Episode 514: Mac Davis)
	FRAME	Rowlf pulls a fish from inside the video player. Baskerville the Hound enters, requesting some Roy Clark. Louise begins to cluck Clark, when Rowlf reminds the "dumb cluck" to play a video.
	Song	"Rocky Top" with Roy Clark (Episode 303: Roy Clark)
	FRAME	Baskerville thanks them for the song, when Louise reminds Rowlf of the outbreak of Cluckitis at The Muppet Theatre
	Episode fragments	Cluck-Itis: A Penguin gets cluck-itis Scooter turns into a chicken "Pop Goes the Weasel" with Rowlf turning into a chicken Miss Piggy becomes a chicken "Hat" with Roger Miller (Episode 321: Roger Miller)
	FRAME	The curious dog returns with another question - "Did somebody steal your gal?" Rowlf has a tape of the answer.
	Song	"Somebody Stole My Gal" with Lubbock Lou and His Jughuggers (Episode 223: John Cleese)
	FRAME	A cow appears at the barn door, requesting some Johnny Cash. C&CMV (Cows and Chickens Music Video) is glad to comply.
	Song	"Riders in the Sky" with Johnny Cash (Episode 521: Johnny Cash)
	FRAME	"I just love country muuusic," says the cow as she heads off. The curious dog appears with yet another query - "Does life get teejus?"
	Song	"Life Gets Teejus Don't It" with Paul and Rover Joe (Episode 123: Kaye Ballard)
	FRAME	The dog runs out, thankful for the teejus answer. A pair of sheep appear at the barn door and bleat for some Crystal Gayle.
	Song	"We Must Believe in Magic" with Crystal Gayle (Episode 402: Crystal Gayle)
	Sketch	A Chicken Western (ending edited) (Episode 220: Petula Clark)
	FRAME	PMV (Poultry Music Video) continues with another song by Mac Davis, along with several Beakers. Rowlf finds it hard to explain their multiple presence in the clip.
	Backstage	Dressing Room: Mac Davis and Beaker clones (Episode 514: Mac Davis) Rowlf then introduces another song by Mac.
	Song	"It's Hard to Be Humble" with Mac Davis (Episode 514: Mac Davis)
	FRAME	The curious dog is back again with another sticky question - "Does your chewing gum lose its flavor on the bedpost overnight?"
	Song	"Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor on the Bedpost Overnight?" with The Gogolala Jubilee Jugband (Episode 109: Charles Aznavour)
	FRAME	A cow appears at the doors to CGMV (Chewing Gum Music Video), requesting Johnny Cash. Rowlf assumes it's the same cow as before, but she claims they're sisters.
	Song	"Orange Blossom Special"/"Jackson" with Johnny Cash (Episode 521: Johnny Cash)
	FRAME	Louise is pleased to hear the next video, featuring Roger Miller again, has plenty of chickens in it. She showers Rowlf with kisses as the video begins.
	Song	"You Had a Do Wacka Do"/"Dang Me"/"My Uncle Used to Love Me But She Died"/"You Can't Rollerskate in a Buffalo Herd" with Roger Miller (Episode 321: Roger Miller)
	Song	"The Martins and the Coys" (Episode 521: Johnny Cash)
	FRAME	CBMV (Cornball Music Video) continues, when a turkey appears at the door. Louise translates his request for some John Denver.
	Song	"Garden Song" with John Denver (Episode 401: John Denver)
	FRAME	The curious dog, still on a quest for knowledge, has yet another question for Rowlf - "Was Sally a good old gal?"
	Song	"Sally Was a Good Old Girl" with Roy Clark (Episode 303: Roy Clark)
	FRAME	Rowlf can by the chicken on the wall that they're almost out of time, when Rufus comes by, whimpering with a tape in his mouth. Rowlf correctly assumes it's for him to play and he cues the video, featuring Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.
	Song	"Hazy Mountains"/"Tumbling Tumbleweeds"/"Happy Trails" with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans (Episode 322: Roy Rogers & Dale Evans)
	FRAME	Rowlf signs off for FFCMV (Far-Fetched Country Music Video), when the dog returns with one final question - "When I can stop askin' questions?" Rowlf tells him right now and exits, leaving the livestock to inhabit the space again.