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OK, Who was the only character originated by Jim Henson that Jim's son, Brian, has ever performed?

Uncle Deadly?

No, I'm not. I think I must have read in the past that David Barclay performed Sprocket in the British version, but I only remembered that David Barclay had something to do with Sprocket, so I thought maybe he assisted Steve in the US version.

Oh, now that I look, David Barclay performed Sprocket in the British version of Fraggle Rock. That's probably where my guess came from.

Do you mean the person who assisted Steve with Sprocket? For some reason, the name David Barclay is going through my head. Could it be him? EDIT: Nevermind, I see Karen Prell is the correct answer now.

I have a 50% chance of getting this right...I'm going to have to say Ethel won.

Neat, I didn't know that! Now that we know Dave Goelz as Boober, it would seem very strange for Jerry Nelson to have performed him.

Oh, I know this one! Karen wanted A. Mokey Fraggle

I guess it's your turn to ask a question, Collgoff.

I found this pretty interesting: 5 stars (Michael Caine, Bruce Forsyth, Cleo Laine, Leo Sayer, and Glenda Jackson) share their Muppet memories: http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2012-01-28/five-stars-share-their-muppet-memories It also reminds everyone in the UK that Kermit and Miss Piggy will be...

Does anyone have a guess of who was the guest star on the 1974 Muppets Valentine Show pilot?

Hmm, just going by her Muppet Wiki page, she was first married to Frank Sinatra, then Andre Pevin. Her sister Prudence was the inspiration for the Beatles song "Dear Prudence." Prudence worked on Muppets Take Manhattan. That probably doesn't help much, though.

OK, who was the guest star on The Muppets Valentine Show pilot from 1974?

Uh, this is probably way off, but I think Fozzie and Scooter did this, where Fozzie played the telephone poll, and Scooter asks him if he's the telephone poll. I think the joke is that Fozzie says that his name is Mike Oznowicski, a polish name, making him the telephone Pole.

Your third is correct! Albert Flan and Otto the Automatic Entertainer appeared on the Sylvester Stallone episode of the Muppet Show. Your turn to ask the next question.

Guy

It is from Season 3, but it isn't James Coco, Elke Sommers, Harry Belafonte, or Liberace. Any more guesses?

Let's get this game going again! Here's a question: In what episode of the Muppet Show did Albert Flan and Otto the Automatic Entertainer appear on?

My favorites: Muppets: 1. Beauregard :oops: 2. Link Hogthrob 3. Scooter and Rowlf (tie) ;):sympathy: Fraggle Rock: 1. Uncle Matt 2. Gobo :smirk: 3. Large Marvin Sesame Street: 1. Herry Monster 2. Grover :super:

Wow, nice Uncle Deadly! It really looks like him!