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If that was your guy then here he is again in 'Let the Water Run'. It was a brief appearance in a panning shot.
If I've got the wrong thing then let me know, I'll see what else I can find.
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I'm pretty sure that this is your guy Screenshot
If so then he's in 'You Can't Do That Without A Hat' for a few brief moments when Red and Wembley go up the tunnel to Outer Space in search of Boober's hat. He growls at them a bit. I don't know if he is in any others.
BTW I'm...
A few of the fraggles' names seem to have meaning or be taken from real words/places:
Boober - angry cow
Henchy - taken from Henchman
Balsam and Gillis (and possibly Feenie with the spelling changed) - cast and crew members' surnames.
Herkimer - county of New York
Merkey...
Cantus - to sing (in Latin)
Balsam - Phil Balsam
Brio - lively, with vigour musical term con brio
Brool - discussion over at FR.com seems to have settled on it being like a roar
Murray - well, um, why not?
And a minstrel was a (sometimes travelling) folk singer type person conveying...
I haven't watched it for a while but I do love it, especially Groove, Roma and Hubba Hubba. It's on a little early for me at the mo' I wish they'd put it on later in the morning again.
Roma reminds me of Uncle Travelling Matt from Fraggle Rock a bit, only she seems to have a better grasp on...
You'd think they'd let us know what, if any extras there are, I mean, if the extras were good enough then I might buy it anyway.
They should have thought this out better, done a little research and put different episodes on (and more than just two - stingy!). It could hurt sales and possibly...
Or, you never know, there may be a few more 3 or 4 episode DVDs to be released with episodes from the later seasons and they might have them on. I mean, even if I knew they were going to eventually bring out all the season box sets, I'd still buy a single DVD if it had an episode I don't have...
I don't know, his seems more like a true OCD about hygiene/death rather than the Generation-X, apathetic depression that seems to infest the MTV driven folk of today. (Though I think kurt Cobain probably was clinically depressed).
It would be hard to tell though seeing as they can pick and choose when their birthday is and how often it occurs. So an energetic, party-loving fraggle like Red could, in theory, have had many, many more birthdays than Boober but actually have been alive a shorter period of time.
Ooh, tough, I guess I'm not allowed to say them all.
Right. Here we go.
Boober Gorg - it's the first one I watched as I was getting back into FR and it's where I get my user name from (over at FR.com I'm Luv2squashrocks)
The Gorg Who Would Be King - I love the scene when they realise...
I always thought it would go (eldest to youngest) Mokey, Gobo, Red, Boober Wembley.
I read somewhere that Boober is so well educated because his morbid fear of, um, everything led him to read up on pretty much everything but he still seems young to me. He spits his dummy a lot like a young...
Actually it does. For most of the time Gobo was pretty good at hiding from Doc but in the Honk of Honks episode Doc is actually trying to do experiments to prove whether there is intelligent life behind the wall. Maybe it's the Science that blocks the Magic somehow and it could only be breached...
Ah, got me. I'm missing a few episodes from seasons 4 and 5 so I pretty much assumed that's what he was doing,(yeah, yeah, I know what assuming makes).
*Runs back and re-watches episode*
He isn't getting a postcard, (silly me), he's "Going down a tunnel to see what (he) can see" seems he's...
Sure.
Right at the start of the episode Gobo goes to get his postcard. Doc is behind the work desk as he goes in but comes round to work on something on the floor in front of the desk. Sprocket starts barking at Gobo and Doc says "What are you barking at, Sprocket, what is it? I don't see...
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