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Yeah, the wiki has a sandbox page for uncredited performers, for many seasons it only lists Brill for doing one or a handful of characters (sometimes saying she just did Prairie Dawn for one insert that season). To put it in perspective, in Street Gang and Jim Henson: The Biography, Jim...

An episode that coincided with the first Earth Day. Those Plezuzmi boxes look neat. And it's an episode Caroll Spinney talked about in his book where they wanted black smoke but ended up with white smoke (I can't remember if I saw this guide before, when all the editors had to go by was the...

Fran Brill was not credited for a long time. She was credited in season two, then she wasn't credited on the show until, I think, halfway through season 21. While one of the main Muppet performers (or have I underestimated her "main" status all these years?), it seems like she performed on...

Susan goes back to her nursing job: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0096

So for a few years, we've had access to a season 16 episode with the original Rubber Duckie, which follows a street scene with various sounds, and the beginning cut. And now I know they had that street scene and Rubber Duckie edit again in another episode...

I saw one season 11 credits sequence online that credited Brian Muehl as performing Barkley in the cast, as opposed to the "Jim Henson's Muppets" credit. I wonder if Michael Earl eventually got credited that season, would he have been grouped in the cast (maybe saying he performed...

That stood out to me as well. Two kids who I feel were in two of the more famous Muppet/children interactions with Kermit. I'm pretty sure that would be the characters second appearance. Whenever that is (he was used as a generic monster between episode 1257 and the "Fix-It Shop gets...

The sketch description at Muppet Wiki mentions Herry being there, which isn't clear. But from those photos, it looks like there's some blue fur between Harvey and Maurice, with some kids in front, I guess those kids are blocking Herry from those stills.

The Count celebrates National Numbers Day (and sings Counting is Wonderful): https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0751

With Scott wanting a definitive list of what hasn't surfaced in English, does that exclude what the wiki has but otherwise isn't in English anywhere for the fans to see? It is a little difficult to really determine that. Of course I don't know what Scott wants such a list for, I assume some...

But I am sure that the Leslie Mostly interviews with Cookie Monster and Kermit have only surfaced in other languages. Here's the wiki page, pictures show they exist and have surfaced somehow: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Leslie_Mostly Do you also require links to at least one foreign dub...

I just now noticed that the first post asked to provide an image, link, wiki page, or something as proof that it exists, though I also see that it says "edited to add". I don't know when that was added, if it was there close to when this thread started then I must have missed that. Lately...

I've just seen a screenshot of the end credits for episode 1320, showing the "Jim Henson's Muppets" credit, which only lists Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, and Richard Hunt, as it had for most of the 1970s seasons. I would have thought Michael Earl and Brian Meehl would be credited. Makes me wonder if...

I thought that was an unlisted upload, meaning you had to have the link to find it. And maybe it has gone offline as well.

The wiki now has an image from the season two version of "Before and After". All this time, I thought they just replaced the scenes with Buddy, but it turns out the whole segment was re-shot.

The tagline on the poster and home video cover for The Water Boy is "you can mess with him, but don't mess with his water". But the movie doesn't really have many scenes where people insult water to the title character. And he gets his "tackling fuel" by imagining people being mean to him like...

There was a made for TV biopic on the film that gave some explanations (though I always questioned whether they would be canon), with the explanation that the Howells always bring plenty of clothing everywhere they go just in case (and offered similar explanations for the girls - Ginger did the...

I didn't expect this, but it turns out that The King Banishes the Letter P appeared in at least one episode presented the way it was in Learning About Letters, including that videos wrap-arounds replacing the original Luis scenes. https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2299 The segment, in...

I had thought the "Cookie Shark" song came from the Sesame Oceans street story (and that one had previously been available in the Elmo and Cookie Monster Supersized Fun video, which I have, I guess I never paid much attention to that particular episode), so I was surprised to see that street...

I am watching Monster Hits: Rock and Rhyme, and it is a lot different than I expected. I was thinking each song would be a mash-up of multiple segments, but I see that it includes full street stories and some film/animation inserts that have nothing to do with monsters (or even rhymes). Though...