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Tizzy Bee (from The Animal Show - one of The Creature Shop's first regular CG Puppets)

I agree, Nigel's L it is, and I put Lou-The Jug-Band-Lady to go after it. And now McFraggle has Yorick to follow that. - But one of you others can think up a K to follow that.

Lou-The Jugband Lady

I don't think the last few posts actually followed Norman, did they? But we seem to be back at "N" again. So I guess we can go from there?

Oh right, my second one which was Raisin seems to have held. Then someone put Norman after Raisin, so we're still on n. (and I can't think of one)

Third time lucky? Kerry-Louise (one of the girl singers on the Steve Martin ep of TMS)

Okay, as Janicefersure got in first, I'll change that last one to Raisin (also from The Secret Life Of Toys - and the same puppeteer)

Hortense (the rocking horse in The Secret Life Of Toys)

Annie Sue Pig

It's a pleasure, especially when it concerns a character performed by one of my favourite singing talents. I must admit I never really knew the meaning of the words "loud" and "powerful" as applied to a singer's voice until the day nearly ten years ago when I first witnessed Louise Gold live on...

Fughetta Faffner (the star of The Ghost Of Faffner Hall - well it was the title character)

Sure thing that Tibby's Bowl / MC interview on can be found on MC on: http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/interviews/gold.shtml You might also want to check out the following fansite about Louise Gold: http://www.qsulis.demon.co.uk/Website_Louise_Gold/Start.htm - it doesn't have much...

I claim this for my screen name: Gourmand Skekis

Louisey (an orange haired Muppet character on Sesame Street - early 1990's, who sang a duet with Herry Monster, 'I Can Sing Anything When I Sing With You' - and they sang it so well it sounded like the song had been written to the talents of one of the Muppets finest singing double acts)

Roxanne (she was a muppet character who appeared briefly on Sesame Street in the early 1990's, she was performed by Louise Gold - she has sometimes been listed in her puppeteer's resume)

Farkas Faffner (Fughetta's music-hating relative in The Ghost of Faffner Hall, puppetered by Mak Wilson)

I have been listening to a certain Fraggle Rock song, and wonder if some of you Fraggle fans might possibly be able to answer a question I have about it. My query concerns the song "Yes We Can" from Fraggle Rock episode 32 'All Work And All Play' or rather the album 'Fraggle Rock - Music and...

In the Tibby's Bowl/ Muppet Central interviews section you'll find "Renata Scottie Dog (The Loudest Singer In The World)" named as such in the interview with her puppeteer (Louise Gold). It is perhaps also worth mentioning (for those who don't know) that the powerful British...

Ebay -Reminder Just wanted to remind anyone who might be interested that I've put various bits of Muppet memorabila up on ebay. This includes some 1970's figures (of Kermit, Fozzie & Miss Piggy) and some 1970's Muppet soap, amongst other things, see: see...

Big Mama was often (though not always) performed on TMS by Louise Gold - who legend has it infamously performed her at the 1977 Royal Variety Performance. That monster also popped up many many years later in The Ghost Of Faffner Hall, carrying a trumpet and getting a very nice revenge on Farkas...