Episode 701 : It ' s Only Pretendo Gonzo and Piggy compete against each other with video games . Plot . Gonzo imagines himself in a " Donkey Kong " - like setting in the role of " Super Bario Weirdo " , fighting a dragon named King Copacabana in place of Donkey Kong . After venting her frustration that she ' s tired of Gonzo hogging the TV all the time Piggy takes King Copacabana ' s place as the game ' s villain . She later imagines herself as a " Teenage Mutant Ninja Piggy " replacing Mario as the game ' s protagonist . After a musical number reflecting Piggy and Gonzo ' s competitive nature , Gonzo searches through his collection of games in order to find a sufficiently difficult one to challenge Piggy at . His stash of games includes " Galaxy Invaders " ( a reference to " Space Invaders " ) , and three Mario inspired titles - - " Super Bario Brothers " , " Son of Super Bario Brothers " and " Second Cousin of Super Bario Brothers " . The familial relations described in the titles maybe be a reference to " Donkey Kong Jr . " Gonzo ultimately challenges Piggy to play " The Legend of Imelda : Search for the Golden Key " against him . The game consists of a race to find the titular key , spread out over three levels , each of a different genre . The game ' s title is a play on " The Legend of Zelda " , and its fantasy - themed first stage reflects this . Eventually , Piggy ' s character falls into a pit and she becomes upset when Gonzo chases after a creature that is worth 500 points , rather than saving her character . This results in a real - life argument and Fozzie takes the opportunity to try out a Tetris inspired game followed by the " Skate or Die " parody , " Skateboard or Doom " . " " He soon quits the game , but imagines that the game ' s skateboarders continue to chase after him throughout the episode . Scooter and Skeeter play a " World Class Track Meet " - inspired game that utilizes the " Mighty Mat " ( a motion sensing device modeled after the NES ' " Power Pad " ) . Kermit also tries his hand at " Frogger " , taking the opportunity to adopt a crossing guard uniform and preach upon the importance of pedestrian safety . Rowlf then briefly plays a generic detective game , possibly modeled after " Deju Vu " . The entry sign to Rowlf ' s office reads " Smith & Roy , " a reference to Roy Allen Smith , one of " Muppet Babies " ' producers . As the episode progresses , Piggy and Gonzo interrupt the others games so that they can continue their own . The second stage of their competition consists of a scrolling shooter and the final stage is a generic space game set on the planet " Gumbo . " Piggy ' s character dies again during the second stage forcing her to re - start the game from the beginning . In spite of this , she and Gonzo both reach the treasure chest housing the Golden Key at the same time . To their surprise , the chest contains Fozzie instead , who is hiding from the skateboarders . He mentions that he saw the key " somewhere around here , " and Piggy and Gonzo scramble to find the key , finally both discovering it at the same time . This results in an argument about who won . To their surprise , the rest of the babies were so busy playing their own ( non - video ) games that none of them saw who won . They finally ask animal , who tells them that the game was fun , so it doesn ' t matter who won . Piggy and Gonzo briefly admit that this is true before resuming their argument . References . Throughout the episode , there are several occasions where the babies ' imaginary versions of the games are intercut by scenes of them playing the " actual " video game that is in the Pretendo . In such instances , the games they are shown to be playing consist of footage from actual video games . The highlighted games are as follows :