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They are the same character, and Merry is her correct name.
I also have my PS list handy, and according to the acutal credit listing on the show, it's Munon (with the accent mark over the "n"; man, I wish I knew how to add that.)
Here is how the names were spelled on the credits (and they...
I'll try and bring the list sometime later.
Both Merry and Meryl are from the 1994 edition. (Meryl's picture debuted in the 1989 edition.)
You've got the newest one?! I can't find a copy anywhere! If anyone's reading I'll trade for it. :D
I don't have the second one with me; I left it at home. :o
And TSF is right about the corrections; in one issue of SS Magazine, the monster's name is spelled "Merry".
And in the "Who's Who on SS" coloring books, the names are spelled "Merry" and "Meryl".
La Abuela: Evita Munon "Chachita". Or is it "Evita Muñon Chachita"?
The second one.
Tono: Isaac Castro. Or is it "Toño"?
The second one.
I can't find one of my lists (year 2000 one), and the other one doesn't have accent marks, but I assume that the accent marks are there.
I can't help you with the new names, but the names I gave you do have the appropriate accent marks. So far my PBS station hasn't aired the 2003 season.
1) Maybe it was a way to loosen up the audience to "sit back, relax, and have a rotten time!" Or maybe it was a way to upstage Caroll again (though he plays the bird throughout the movie).
2) My guess would be the regular puppeteers: Richard Hunt, Marty Robinson, etc. I think I heard Richard...
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