Xela said:No...he never worked on it in any way.
Yeah, I thought that too.BEAR said:I wonder why? Not even as a supervisor when Jim was out or anything, because I would think Frank was kind of the next in command.
Even though World's Oldest looks like a character who was clearly written/envisioned with hopes of occasional ad-lib-ready Oz guest-shots in mind...Xela said:Yeah, I thought that too.
I read somewhere that he would visit the set sometimes, I guess to say hi to everyone, but he made it a point never to get involved in it.
What?! That's crazy talk. IMO Dave Goelz's World's Oldest Fraggle was brilliant, as were Boober and Traveling Matt. Muppety greatness from a creative standpoint, and Muppety brilliance from an acting standpoint. Boober's vocabulary, TM's ego, WOF's abusiveness & condescension- great stuff that Dave was great doing.DerekJ said:Even though World's Oldest looks like a character who was clearly written/envisioned with hopes of occasional ad-lib-ready Oz guest-shots in mind...
And had to settle for starting Dave Goelz on his future career of over-the-top faux-Oz replacement.
I wouldn't care too much if he didn't do any characters. I mean, if he were to, cool! I just think he could have atleast directed an episode every now and then since he is so into that.Gorgon Heap said:What?! That's crazy talk. IMO Dave Goelz's World's Oldest Fraggle was brilliant, as were Boober and Traveling Matt. Muppety greatness from a creative standpoint, and Muppety brilliance from an acting standpoint. Boober's vocabulary, TM's ego, WOF's abusiveness & condescension- great stuff that Dave was great doing.
But back to the original subject of the thread, I would assume that Frank had visited the set but it is kinda disappointing that he never created any characters on it.
David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole
BooberFraggless said:I often always wondered what a Frank Oz voiced Fraggle would sound like, or what kind of personality they would have. I also wondered what a Frank Voiced Doozer would sound like too.