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First, why not put a "The AM Kids" listing? That way it covers any random Muppet kids that are put in a scene (like the ABC hide-and-seek kids).
HARVEY KNEESLAPPER'S VICTIMS--there are a few. One (voiced by Jim) was fat blue w/ a blue sweater, black balding hair and moustache, and red nose. He's seen in a few of the earliest ones. ("I on your hat", "Wanna B", etc.)
Another was Fat Blue, but he's already listed.
The third is a lavendar AM in a gray jacket, frizzy black hair, and green nose. ("Would you like 1?") Played by Richard Hunt.
THE ELEVATOR BARBERSHOP QUARTET--four AMs dressed in the old-style of barbershop quartet singers (w/ straw hats, handlebar moustaches and all).
Frank and Gary: These were two AM's who appeared on opposite ends of the street, as if they hadn't seen each other in a long time. They walk to each other to measure how far they originally were, to know if it's too far to walk to where Gary was originally standing.
Should these be added? And if so, should they be two separate entries?
I'd guess they'd be separate since Jerry (that's his name) is also seen in "It's Funny".
Here's the descripts:
FRANK--Fat Blue in a gray jacket and red-checkered shirt.
JERRY--green AM w/ white hair and mosutache, green nose, glasses, and gray jacket.
The Word Song Singers: There's the song about the Word Family, four words ending in "E-T" and at least two AM's singing the song I think.
THE ELDERLY MEN (from "The Word Family Song--OP")--two AMs; one was fat blue w/ white balding hair, big bushy beard and moustache, glasses, a maroon nose, and glasses. The other one was lavendar with white hair and moustache, orange nose, and brown-checkered shirt w/ yellow necktie.
There were three human characters in this episode that took place at the airport. There was the "Metal Detector Officer" (Calling her that cause that's what Oscar called her, "Officer"); the Stewardess who got a bit frazzled as the grown-ups were rounding up BB and Oscar before getting on the plane; and the pilot, not sure if his name is Captain "Cooty", "Cootey", "Cootie".
None of the actors' names were given in the Hawaii episodes, but the Capt.'s name is "Cooney".
Will have to watch it again to get all the names of the Hawaiian friends Buffy introduced.
The ones I can remember are NONA (the motherly-type of the group), KAOLA (her son), BUGI, KAPONO, and SAMPSON (who may be Nona's husband, I don't know).
THE ROCKET CHEERLEADERS--four AMs wearing red sweaters with a rocket's picture on the front. They were two lavendar AM girls, an orange boy, and a blue boy.
There was a song performed by a Christopher Cerf voiced character called "one Way", a spoof of "Leader of the Pack" recorded by the Shangri-Las with a young Billy Joel at the piano. My question is...
Who were the characters sing the song "One Way"? Should they be added?
Who was "The Guardian Angel" that showed up in the song? Should it be added?
It was originally for Chris and the Alphabeats (the Alphabeats do provide back-up for the number), but the lead singer was a Fonzie-esque green AM atop a motorcycle. I'm not sure what his name should be.
And the "Guiding Angel" was a green AM with a white gown, wings, black hair, sleepy eyes, and a pink nose.
There's a segment with Grover and a girl scratching each other's back. Was that girl named Penny? Was it even a girl? If so, was her name Penny? If so, what was her full name?
Her name was Heather. No other references are made to her, but the segment took place on the Street.
In the Hawaii Vacation episodes, there's a man who shows up three times. The first time, he says "Sad" thrice; the second time, he says "Happy" thrice; and the last time, just before the end of the episode he shows up and says "Silly" three times. Who is this person?
That's our good ol' friend Bill Cosby.
From the episode with Olivia's Grandmother... There's this sketch with a little AM boy talking about things you can do with your mind. And then we hear a knocking t the front door of his home, growing louder with each instance of the boy continuing to talk instead of answering the door. In the end, it turns out to be Herry at the door wanting to know if the boy can come and play with him. Who was this AM boy?
I don't think I've seen this, but where did you hear about it?
Who were the characters that sang this song about Frazzle? Were they the "Frazzletones"?
If so, would appreciate a descript.
Yes, that's them. They are Maurice Monster, a lavendar AM dressed in fur, w/ yellow horns, black eyebrows, and a red nose. The third is a fat blue AM monster with square teeth (one on each jaw), w/ a pink nose. He's also got frizzy yellow hair and yellow-rimmed sunglasses. (These monsters also appear in "Fur", but with different voices, and the fat blue monster doesn't have shades or frizzy hair.)
The Body Song. I know this involved Little Jerry and the Monotones, but... There are at least six parts to the song.
Little Jerry who's singing, one guy snoring, another one coughing, another hiccuping, another sneezing, and one last guy whose heartbeat is pounding loudly. Were the other Monotones in this song or were they other AM's?
If these were other AM's, how should they be added?
THE SNORING MAN was an orange AM man. You could include him if you specify he's from the "Body Full of Rhythm" song.
Aside from the other three Monotones a fourth was added for this song only; he was purple with a red nose, frizzy black hair, a white shirt, a fuzzy brown vest, and a few beaded necklaces.
Should they be listed individually by their names?
Or should they be listed as a group, as "Camp Echo Rock: "Insert Camper's Name""?
The latter sounds better.
There was this segment with three African-American men. The first two talk about playing a game, standing around or bouncing a ball. One of these two is a bit contrarian, and says he wants to play "grown-up". A third guy comes in and asked if they want to play jump rope.
Not sure who these guys were.
They were all Richard Pryor. He was playing allthree roles by walking onto different parts of an empty set.
There are two characters at the beginning, they call each other Chester and Snooks. Was Chester the bartender? Was Snooks the cowboy who exited the saloon at that point, or did he come back in quickly?
Also, who were the other cowboys in the saloon, and how could they best be added to the list?
Chester was the Barkeep; Fat Blue in a red checkered shirt and apron.
Snooks was an orange cowboy with black hair and mosutache, sleepy eyes, and big orange nose. He almost left until he spotted Sam.
The other cowboys were a green one with a moustache and blue oval nose, and an elderly green man with a white beard. The one played by Oz was lavendar with blond hair and moustache, and orange nose. I'm not sure how they should be labeled.
Remember the sketch with the little boy who breaks off the point of his pencil, and then the Two-Headed Monster comes along pretending other things the broken pencil could be used for?
Should that little boy be added as "Aunt Polly's Nephew"?
On Plaza Sesamo, he's called Mario in another sketch, but since I don't have the English version of that "other" sketch (I do have the "pencil" one), I guess that your name will suffice for now.
Just who were the AM's waving goodbye on the docks in the Christopher Columbus News Flash sketch?
They were just a bunch of AM colonists.
The Lost and Found Clerk: Sounded like another one of Jim's characters. This was an AM who helped a little boy try to find his lost rectangular red toy box with a white stripe and a lid, smaller than two other toy boxes pulled out at first. Please provide a descript, if he should be added, and if so under what name.
He was a lavendar live-hand AM with balding brown hair and moustache, white shirt, necktie (not sure what color), and had a round pink nose.
Did Emilio Delgado play the character of Captain Swashbuckle?
Yes, he did.
Who was Jane Snuffleupagus?
Snuffy, BB, and the kids watched her on Snuffy's portable TV. She (who looks like Snuffy, but with a blue and pink headband; she might've had pink leg warmers as well) hosted a TV workout show.
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