Koozebanian Phoob appearances on TMS

[TotallySpiesFan]

Does anybody know which Muppet Show episodes did the Koozebanian Phoob appear in? Which numbers/sketches/scenes was he in and what did he do?

 

[minor muppetz]

Here are his muppet show appearances:

Judy Collins: He appears in the sketch where kermit interviews him.
Edgar Bergan: He appears among the monsters in the number "Consider Yourself".
Steve martin: He leaves the audience at the beginning of the show.

the Koozebanian Phoob also appeared during the opening song in The Muppets Go To The Movies, and in the Jim Henson Hour special The Secrets of The Muppets, in the scene where a doozer comes to muppet central, one of the monitors shows both the blue and green phoob puppets dancing together. I do not kno if that image was from a previous production or not. In all of the appearances I listed, he was blue, but he turned green in his first sketch.

 

[TotallySpiesFan]

Actually the Phoob's already used as an audience member in the Vincent Price and Ethel Merman episodes.

 

[minor muppetz]

Actually the Phoob's already used as an audience member in the Vincent Price and Ethel Merman episodes.

I've never noticed before that the phoob was in the audience during the first season. I wonder if he was created for anything before (or outside of) The Muppet Show. But as far as I know his interview in the Judy Collins episode was the first time he had a significant role (was it his only significant appearance?).

 

[TotallySpiesFan]

I watched the Vincent Price and Ethel Merman episodes and I found out that the Phoob was seen in the audience.

 

[Philip Kippel]

The appearances I know of are:

#19 Vincent Price: he appears in the audience during the Talk Spot
#22 Ethel Merman: he appears in the audience during Fozzie's monologue
#29 Judy Collins: he gets interviewed by Kermit
#31 Edgar Bergen: he appears in "Consider Yourself"
#32 Steve Martin: he appears in the audience at the beginning of the show
#59 Raquel Welch: he dances with Harold the Woodpecker in "At the Dance"
#120 Roger Moore: he appears in the goodnights