A Streetcar Named Desire

A Streetcar Named Desire is a play by Tennessee Williams which has been adapted into theatrical and television movies (the most famous starring Marlon Brando in 1951) as well as an musical by André Previn. The play opened on Broadway in 1947, and has had many successful revivals.

Episode References

 * Piglet in a spoof of the play. When Piglet returns to his apartment building after pulling an all-nighter at the bowling alley, he can't get in because he's misplaced his keys. Figuring that Stella will let him in, Piglet realizes that shouting up to her at the crack of dawn would also wake up the slumbering neighbors. He proceeds to shout softly, and eventually increases his volume until someone comes to the window. Lady informs him that Stella lives down the street, so Piglet proceeds to hail a cab by shouting "streetcar."