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Here's a few more: Cookie Monster: Frank Oz (1969-present), Eric Jacopson (a handful of 2001 sketches), and David Rudman (2001-present) (Caroll Spinney also performed Cookie Monster in a 1969 sketch). Big Bird: Caroll Spinney (1969-present), Matt Vogel (2000-present), and Daniel Seagren (a...

Some good videos/ DVDs that are currently available that could be shown to illustrate disabled people on Sesame Street include: Follow That Bird - there are a few scenes with Linda using sign language, though nothing really major. Christmas Eve on Sesame Street - there is a scene where Bob...

That's a neat article. I never knew that Jim Henson had fantasized about doing a Dinosaur sitcom in the 1970s. I always figured that he started imagining it and talking to people about it in the late 1980s.

I read at Wikpedia that in the late 1980s, Sesame Street's researchers discovered that its test audiences failed to realise that Kermit was happy with being green in the song Bein' Green. I'm not sure how true this fact is (I've found the fact at Wikpedia, not Muppet Wiki), but I am wondering if...

Was Grover ever referred to as Fuzzyface in any skits? Was Fuzzyface his original official name? It's interesting that some people say that Grover's personality wasn't developed in the first season, because I know of three first season Grover skits where his personality seems to be similar...

I knew that Martin Robinson performed Telly in those productions. I meant that I didn't notice that Martin Robinson used a different voice for Telly in either untill a few years after I learned that somebody else performed Telly (in fact, I first leanred that Martin Robinson performed Telly and...

Has anybody else noticed that in almost all of the songs that Kermit has sung on Sesame Street, the songs took place outdoors and Kermit was shown in a full-body form (his legs are seen). Full-body shots of Kermit appeared in all three Sesame Street versions of Bein' Green, The Frogs in the...

Oh. I've never noticed Martin Robinsons version of the voice changing much. Of course, I don't have as many references for his Snuffy voice in the 1980s as I do from the 1990s, but I think that his Snuffy voice in Follow That Bird sounds like it does now. I think that Snuffy still sounds a bit...

That Winnie the Pooh show was caled Welcome to Pooh Corner.

I've noticed that for the first 2-3 years that Martin Robinson took over as Telly, he imitated Brian Meehles Telly voice before changing it, but I never noticed any change in Martin Robinsons Snuffy voice. All performance of Robinsona s Snuffy that I've heard have sounded the same. The earliest...

That doesn't mean that he has never been inside the puppet. Many of the characters have been performed by performers who didn't regularly perform them, mainly in crowd scenes, but the guide mainly listed the main performers of each character, or some alternate performers who performed the voice...

I wonder what the disc art will be like. It would be cool for the disc art to have Big Bird on disc one, Ernie and Bert on disc two, and Grover on disc three.

Jerry Nelson is the only performer who has voiced Thog. Steve Whitmire has been inside the puppet at least twice, and Dave Goelz may have been inside the puppet (I don't know for sure if he has), but Jerry Nelson is the only performer who has ever voiced the character.

You know, I have read some sources that mentioned that Muppet Babies was inspired by the popularity of the scene from The Muppets Take Manhattan, but I'd also noticed that it premiered a few months after the movies release. There wouldn't have been time to develop a new animated series based on...

On Fraggle Rock, there were only three Gorgs seen. Wouldn't it have been cool if more were seen, at least occassionally? It would have probably been expensive to build full-body Gorgs who only appeared once, but I wonder, if more Gorgs appeared, if there would have been Gorgs who were...

Was Doc ever mentioned by name on Fraggle Rock, outside of being listed in the closing credits? It's been a long time since I've seen Change of Address, where he revealed his real name, and I can't remember if he also mentioned his nickname (could he have said somethign like "My name is Jerome...

I have been wondering, if volume one is successful enough to warrent more sets, if future volumes will continue to focus exclusively on the 1969-1974 years, or if they will expand but still include the first five years (maybe 1969-1976, or 1969-1979, or somethign like that), or if they will be...

Were there any Sherlock Hemlock sketches produced in the 1980s? All Sherlock Hemlock sketches I can think of were either made in the 1970s or the early 1990s. He did appear in the background of such 1980s productions as The Muppets Take Manhattan, Follow That Bird, The Muppets: A Celebration of...

My favorite ones are: A Charlie Brown Christmas Charlie Brown's All-Stars It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown He's Your Dog, Charlie Brown Play it Again, Charlie Brown A Charlie Bown Thanksgiving You're the Greatest, Charlie Brown A Charlie Brown Celebration and my...

That was really, really, really, really, really, really great. Just kidding. It was actually just really good. Good job. Write more.