Music by	Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by	Oscar Hammerstein II
Date	1949
Source	South Pacific (musical)
Publisher	Williamson Music Co.

"Some Enchanted Evening," the popular standard from the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical South Pacific, is a song about love at first sight. It has been performed and referenced by the Muppets on several occasions.

Contents 1 The Ed Sullivan Show 2 The Muppet Show 3 Play-Along Video 4 Sesame Street

The Ed Sullivan ShowEdit

• referenced during the "Octopus' Garden" sketch on the March 1, 1970 appearance. The Octopus that keeps interrupting the song with bad puns tells the following knock-knock joke:

Octopus: Knock knock.

Clam: Who's there?

Octopus: Salmon.

Clam: Salmon who?

Octopus: "Salmon-chanted evening..."

This sketch is included on the Muppets Magic from the Ed Sullivan Show DVD.

The Muppet ShowEdit

• Performed by Bert in episode 102. In a special guest appearance, Sesame Street's Ernie stands by as his buddy Bert romantically serenades Connie Stevens while decked out in a top hat and tails.

• Performed by Wayne on episode 116. Wayne doesn't even get through the first verse of the song before Gorgon Heap appears and eats him. A shocked Wanda shouts at Gorgon, telling him that "He said 'meet', not 'Eat!'" This sketch appears in the 1985 Playhouse Video compilation Rowlf's Rhapsodies with the Muppets.

• Referenced in The Muppet Show Comic Book as the title of the second issue of The Treasure of Peg-Leg Wilson: "You May Meet a Stranger."

Play-Along VideoEdit

• Referenced on Hey, You're as Funny as Fozzie Bear. A comedy bit similar to the one from The Ed Sullivan Show features the punchline "Sam and Janet Evening" instead of "Salmon-chanted evening."

Sesame StreetEdit

• Parodied as "Some Enchanted Lunchtime" in the early 1990s by two Anything Muppet kids performed by Kevin Clash and Louise Gold.