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Scouttrooper

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Now I don't know if I'm right or not, as I don't know the names of the people who did the voices (apart from Steve- Wembley, and Dave- Boober), but I think the person who did Red's voice now does Ojo's in Bear In The Big Blue House, and Pip and Pop's are done by the person who did the two assistants of the Trash Heap.

I realise it doesnt necessarily sound like them all the time, but you do get glimpses.

Who voiced Gobo? And what does he do now?

Chris:stick_out_tongue:
 

Jackie

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Gobo was voice by Jerry Nelson :smile: His beard is famous! Well at least to Emmy and me!
 

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Originally posted by Jackie
Gobo was voice by Jerry Nelson :smile: His beard is famous! Well at least to Emmy and me!
Of course! Thanks Jackie, but why is his beard famous?

:wink:
 

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One night while Jerry was sleeping, his beard ran out on the town and foiled 3 robberies and a car jacking! We refer to that beard as Super Beard!

Jerry just calls it Bob.

By the way, there is a whole list of the Fraggle performers in Jim Henson: The Works. I'll go by memory since I'm doing this from work:

Gobo, Pa Gorg, Trashheap: Jerry Nelson
Mokey: Kathy Mullen
Wembley: Steve Whitmire
Boober, Uncle Matt: Dave Goelz
Red: Karen Prell (who visits the boards here, nice lady, too)
Junior Gorg: Richard Hunt

Unsure about Ma Gorg, though. Or Philo and Gunge, or Cotterpin Doozer, et al.

Jim Henson performed Cantus, Convincing John.

Later,
FOZ
 

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Originally posted by Scouttrooper


Of course! Thanks Jackie, but why is his beard famous?

:wink:

Why is his beard famous?

Other than "because it's the coolest", I have no real answer.

In the meantime, have a muffin, and we'll get back to you!

:smile:
 

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Originally posted by FOZZI3B3AR

Unsure about Ma Gorg, though. Or Philo and Gunge, or Cotterpin Doozer, et al.
Ma Gorg was, I think, Myra Fried (am I right?).
Philo (purple) is performed by Dave Goelz.
Gunge is performed by Richard Hunt.
Cotterpin is performed by Kathy Mullen.

And finally, Sprocket the Dog is performed by Steve Whitmire.

They're not the same people who do Ojo and Pip and Pop. Those are "new generation puppeteers", of whom I keep forgetting the names - not that I don't like them, I think they're brilliant!!! I just have too little reference material... I only know Peter Linz, who also does Tutter.
 

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You know, I would now like to take this time to plug my site.

If some of you newbies haven't yet visited Your Face! (well, I'm not telling you to go to your face, I'm telling you to go to Your Face! Look, just click on the link and it may make sense), then go there! It's my crazy little fansite dedicated to Richard Hunt.

Ok, I'm done. Carry on.

:big_grin:
 

Gorgon Heap

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Re: Ma Gorg

Ma Gorg was voiced by Myra Fried in the first season, Cheryl Wagner in all subsequent seasons.

David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole
 

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Hey,

And Trish Leaper performed Ma Gorg's body.

Trish now puppeteers Katie on the Canadian Co Production of Sesame Street, Called Sesame Park.

See ya
 

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Didn't Steve get assistance from someone w/ sprocket? Was it Karen?

I seem to remember reading something about that...
 
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