Did Robin Williams ever do any Muppet stuff?

[beaker]

I Was curious, as it seems so many celebrities have guest starred on Sesame, TMS, etc...I was wondering, being he's my favorite actor, if Robin Williams ever appeared with any Muppets?
His sheer zaniness seems perfect with the Muppet chemistry!

///beaker///

 

[BlueFrackle]

Cory,

HEy,
He did appear with Elmo on Sesame Street in the early Ninties.

He was also supposed to be a Guest on The Muppet Show as was Cher, But they never happened.

See ya

 

[beaker]

Wow, I so wish he could have done TMS. I can just imagine the hillarity!

So robin williams was on sesame street? I knew his and the Muppets paths had to cross some day.
Anywhere I could get a picture of that?

PS: was he on sesame recently? a listing shows he was:

Tue 5/28/2002 #4012 Reasoning: Robin Williams inspires Elmo and Rosita to pretend. (A, 15)

///beaker///

 

[scarecroe]

He was also featured in the premiere issue of Muppet Magazine

 

[Traveling Matt]

Yep, he was on the Street - with a pretty long beard, no less

- Billy

 

[Salmoto]

He was on the street lots of times. I remember he was also in a re-issue of two Sesame Street song segments: "Wubba-Wubba" and "A new way to Walk."

 

[BorkBork]

i don't see why he couldn't be involved with the muppets in the future.

It would have been sooo cool if he would have appeared on TMS in the seventies. I can see him as Mork interacting with animal, or being a guest star on pigs in space, haha



/Anders

 

[beaker]

>>He was on the street lots of times. I remember he was also in a re-issue of two Sesame Street song segments: "Wubba-Wubba" and "A new way to Walk."<<<

are these on cd or dvd or vhs anywhere? Im such a big robin williams fan, as I think his all out wackiness and the Muppets need to collide more. I See him as a definate guest on the upcoming Fox Muppet show!

 

[uncleduke]

I thought Robin Williams was a Muppet?
Oh well, he sure acts like one!

 

[Drtooth]

Originally posted by beaker

are these on cd or dvd or vhs anywhere?

As for CD's, I don't think you could tell. You see, he doesn't actually sing any lyrics solo (unlike Ray Charles, or the Simpson Family), footage of him singing was spliced in to the actual product.

DVD? Unclear. VHS, sorry, but no. The only time they had (I think) Monster in the Mirror was in the 25th Anniversary Singing Celebration video. It was the original non-celebrity version, though. Kind of a disappointment!