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Caroll Spinney would have probably been needed to be on the show, yet he performed for most of the movie. Also, a lot of Sesame Street puppets were used, meaning that they weren't at the set for the series (unless they rebuilt all puppets). Then again, if the schedule did have anything to do...

There have been many scenes where multiple characters performed by the same person spoke in the same take, causing the regular performers to dub at east one voice and have it edited in later. Let's guess who was performing certain characters in these scenes. The Muppet Movie: In the...

In a way it seems like Richard Hunt and Jerry nelson were kidn of the opposites regarding The Muppet Show and Sesame Street. On The Muppet Show, Richard Hunt had an A-list character, Scooter, while Jerry Nelson didn't really have any A-list characters (I think Floyd would be a very high B-list...

I thought I'd start a thread about our ideas for Muppet books. What are your ideas? Here are some of mine: 1. Notes from Jim Henson. This book would include notes that Jim Henson wrote about his various productions. I've read that Jim henson kept detailed notes on everything he worked...

If this wasn't made in england, then I wonder why this show had extra scenes not shown in the american version.

Most Sesame Street DVDs have a feature where you can watch clips from other Sesame Street DVDs, and for the sample on Fiesta Songs, there is a clip from a song called Fiesta, which featured Betty Lou (along with Elmo, Rosita, Baby bear, Zoe, and Telly). It's probably an insert, but I haven't...

What do you mean? I'm guessing the answer is no.

Kermit was the only character on Sam & Friends to be used regularly after the show ended. Some characters were used in occassional television appearances, but besides that, Kermit was the only one consistently used. Kermit was the only character from that show to be in Tales of The Tinkerdee, he...

(The theme song plays as the title, Muppet Memories, appears on-screen. Kermit, Robin, and Scooter enter the attic) Kermit: Well, Robin, all of the stuff up here in the attic ought to help you with your school project. Robin: oh, it'd better. The teacher told us to write amemory book, and...

Do The Alphabet Here is my review for Do The Alphabet. year: 1996 plot: This video begins with Baby Bear looking for Big Bird. After a few near misses, Baby Bear finds Big Bird, and tells him that he needs to learn the alphabet as soon as possible. He explains that he can't go very far...

Scooter was performed by Rickey Boyd, and Janice was performed by Tyler Bunch. I think Brian Henson was originally going to dub their voices later (He dubbed Sal's voice), but I read that the crew thought that Rickey Boyds Scooter was dead-on so I guess Brian Henson decided not to dub the...

I'd like to add another possibility: Maybe Jim Henson decided to include a season 3 song in The Muppet Show 2 as a sort of sneak peek for the upcoming season.

I think it is in the Cheryl Ladd episode, but I don't know for sure. It is from a season 3 episode even though it was included in The Muppet Show 2 album, which was made after the secodn season. Maybe it was recorded for the second season but delyaed untill the third season (either with audio...

Here are who some characters would have been performed by: Luncheon Counter Monster: Brian Meehl the woman from the opening number (although she probably wouldn't have spoke): Kathy Mullen the cow: Richard Hunt

Yeah, it is weird that they just filmed a few seconds of Muppets doing random things just for the monitors. I've seen pictures from the Monster Telethon episode that showed a shot of Luncheon Counter Monster that was part of the telethon. Obviously, any images that had characters (Jim Henson...

Here's another idea: Mr. Bassman (Mummenshaz) Muppet Labs: Automatic Garbage Disposal (Bob Hope) Fozzie practices his skating (Lou Raws) Sam talks about nudity (Nancy Walker) Java (Ethel Merman) The swedish Chef: flapjacks (Rita Moreno) Robin packs his stuff (Bernedette Peters)...

Those are the singers I was refferring to. The character guide at kermitage.com lists them as The Female Singers, so that's what I refer to them as.

This outline takes place during the fifth season. Cold Opening/ Lobby Billy Joel signs a new guest book that Pops has, and Pops instantly notices that Billys signature is different from his signature on his contract. Introduction Kermit introduces Billy Joel. Opening Number: Just...

Joey Mazzarino played Lightening.