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David also did a brief line for Mr. Johnson in EIG.

I'm sure they'll probably get Matt as Count's replacement; if he's done well with Floyd and Uncle Deadly, I'm sure he'll do well with Count too.

Back in the 1990s and 2000s, various different older animation companies, such as Hanna-Barbera, Jay Ward Productions, Warner Bros, etc. released these CD collections of the various different, yet memorable sound effects, music cues, buttons, and such that they would use frequently in their...

I finally caught Ernest Goes to School on YouTube, so now I can say I've seen every Ernest movie at least once. However, as far as this particular movie goes, I don't think too much of it, it's definitely one of the weaker movies in the series, I think even "Scared Stupid" may have been a...

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All of the major news corporations have credited Jerry as Snuffy, and you have to admit, he DID ORIGINATE the role, so in a sense, that does say something.

You know, when I was in Grade 8, there was a bizarre little page that was made over the school P.A. system that really caught my attention: "Would Jerry Nelson report to the main office, please? Jerry Nelson please report to the main office." I'm it wasn't THE Jerry Nelson, but heh, what are...

I haven't played around with them yet or anything, but I think you can adjust the layout of the thumbnails to make them look more organized, I'm not sure... EDIT: You have two options: you can choose "Wall View", which is what the default setting is, or you can choose "Grid View", which...

ABC News did a brief little tribute to him tonight, mentioning how before Twilight and True Blood, everybody's favorite purple vampire was Count Von Count, who taught generations of kids how to count, and that he also brought to life other characters as well, including Mr. Snuffleupagus, and...

Heh, I NEVER get on the deviantART homepage, I just go straight to my profile, and check out other people through the drop-down Friends menu. But I actually like the larger thumbnails in our gallery, if only because sometimes the smaller thumbnails distorted the preview... in all honesty...

Richard himself seemed to be aging pretty quickly as well... notice how how gray and thin his hair seemed by the 80s, and even more so by the 90s. Matter of fact, on the subject of Scooter's voice, his voice almost sounded like Richard's natural voice around the time of The Muppets Celebrate...

Ah, so THAT'S who you are; I've noticed you've favorited some of my deviations over the years.

I guess since Season 43 of SST is already completed, I bet each episode of Season 44 will probably end with a little memorium message each episode, like they've done with other major parts of the Sesame Family in the past.

All that's really been done with Count in recent years is any other performer who happens to be on the set that day (I've seen behind-the-scenes videos on YouTube with Kevin) will do the actual puppeteering of him, but the dialogue is already pre-recorded by Jerry... so if anything, yes, Count...

What's even sadder to think that, even though Frank Oz, Caroll Spinney, Fran Brill, and Dave Goelz are all pretty much original Muppeteers as well, it was really the foursome of Jim, Frank, Jerry, and Richard who were always the most celebrated of really all the Muppeteers (like, notice during...

Here's something else people may not know about... the Teletubbies we know today aren't anything like the Teletubbies that were originally conceived. From what I've read from some kind of research years ago, Ragdoll/BBC, or whoever it was who produced the series, were originally wanting to...

On the puppet front: Jim Henson Shari Lewis Sid & Marty Krofft As far as cartooning, and drawing art is concerned: David Feiss John R. Dilworth Danny Antonucci Joe Murray

That wasn't a pilot, or even an episode, it was what is called a "Pitch Reel", which is something a production company who is making a new TV show whips up and submits to various networks to give them an idea of what kind of show they would be picking up if they decide to buy the show and air it...

Even though Jerry has left us now, I do have confidence that like Steve after Jim, and Eric after Frank, that Matt will be able to keep Jerry's characters alive for not just us, but future generations as well... I was very impressed with how well he did with Floyd and Uncle Deadly, so I'm sure...