Doesn't it seem like Richard Hunt was underused?

[Xerus]

Didn't Richard also do the rear end of Snuffy back then as well?

 

[golden teeth]

Probably, but he barely had any lines ever.

In Follow that Bird, his only lines I could tell was, "Hmm...I guess you're right." said by Gladys the cow and some guy in a window shouting, "Wow! Big Bird's back!"

 

[BEAR]

Probably, but he barely had any lines ever.

In Follow that Bird, his only lines I could tell was, "Hmm...I guess you're right." said by Gladys the cow and some guy in a window shouting, "Wow! Big Bird's back!"

He also may have performed one of the Feathered Friends and/or the Grouch chorus.

 

[Ilikemuppets]

Mbybe your right about the secondary parts, but in you go to www.imdb.com/title/tt0063951/ and scroll down to Richard Hunt's name, It has a list of all the characters names he has preformed on SS.

Gladys the Cow (1970-1992)/Sister Twiddlebug (1971-1984)/Sully (1973-1992)/Don Music (1973-1990)/Two-Headed Monster (1978-1992)/Forgetful Jones (1979-1992)/Elmo (1981-1985)/Leon (1985-1987)/Placido Flamingo (1986-1992)/Sonny Friendly (1988-1992)/Osvaldo the Grouch (198?-198?)/Shelley Turtle (198?-1992)/Flo Bear (1990-1992)/Additional Muppets (1970-1992) (voice)

 

[golden teeth]

But most of those characters were only in 1/10 of the episodes, but were regular enough to be credited.

The most frequently showed ones were Gladys and Don Music, but they were only in around 1/4 of the episodes or maybe less.

 

[BEAR]

But most of those characters were only in 1/10 of the episodes, but were regular enough to be credited.

The most frequently showed ones were Gladys and Don Music, but they were only in around 1/4 of the episodes or maybe less.

That and some of the characters were very short lived.

 

[Ilikemuppets]

Forgetful Jones was in a lot of sketches.

 

[minor muppetz]

Have any of Richard Hunt's Sesame Street characters (not counting Elmo) ever starred in any storybooks?

 

[D'Snowth]

No way is Richard underused. He's awesome, anytime I watch any of the classic muppets, I hear his voice all over the place. True he may not have been an A-lister, but it's not like he was reduced to a coffee boy or something. And you also have to keep in mind, at that time, he was sort of like the "little brother" of the troupe.

 

[golden teeth]

Don Music was in a 1989 storybook.

On way you know he was underused and not appreciated enough is that not one of his characters was recast!