Bannanasketch
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Technically, those are all correct...Elmo = Sesame Street
Muppet = Puppet
The Muppet Show is for kids
Technically, those are all correct...Elmo = Sesame Street
Muppet = Puppet
The Muppet Show is for kids
I agree that too many people don't quite grasp the inaccuracy of those statements. Even a lot of journalists get it wrong.Elmo = Sesame Street
Muppet = Puppet
The Muppet Show is for kids
People who knows Sesame Street, but have no idea who the Muppets and Jim Henson are..
Incidentally, I think the translation for the character in some non-English speaking countries is monster. Might not be what you're talking about here, but it's a coincidence.Lately, I've noticed a lot of people calling Animal "monster" for some odd reason.
Did it really? I guess that sounds about right...I've been too afraid of watching the older stuff to actually find out.That actually USED to be his name in the early 70s.
Sounds like a Sam the Eagle speech to me. I'm a teenager, and I watch Rudolph Nureyev dance Swan Lake with a pig ballerina. I think that's culture enough.Not Muppet related, but people who think teenagers are "dull and uncultured".
Ladies and gentleman, I, Sam the american eagle, will like to say a few words on Muppet misnaming. This has become a worldwide phenomenon...Sounds like a Sam the Eagle speech to me..