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jgidley

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A while ago, I was watching "A Muppet Family Christmas" and noticed that, when Swedish Chef enters and talks to Fozzie, for a split second, Frank Oz's head is seen under Fozzie.
 
Twisted Tails

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minor muppetz said:
In a Tough Pigs interview Jerry Nelson said that Frank Oz did Robin's puppetry in that special.
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Oh yeah! I just forgot! (chuckles)! Thank you for the answer! You're right, Jerry Nelson did the voice of Robin the Frog. Thank you!
 
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Listening to "Muppets Tonight" while at work, and the opening bit where Kermit announces the guest star, (In this case it was the Whoopi Goldberg episode) I heard a faint phrase from the original Muppet Show theme...stunned, I backed it up, and listened to it again, it was a muted trumpet and brass section playing "It's time to get things started..." really faint, and jazzed up a bit, right as Kermit gets run over by the crowd, then the main theme starts.
 
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