Little things we've noticed

[LittleJerry92]

Looking at Oscar’s movements, it honestly looks like Caroll is still puppeteering him there, though it’s hard to tell as well. I would otherwise guess it could be possible Jerry was performing him with how he and Billy appear to be a little slow with lip-syncing.

 

[minor muppetz]

Looking at Oscar’s movements, it honestly looks like Caroll is still puppeteering him there, though it’s hard to tell as well. I would otherwise guess it could be possible Jerry was performing him with how he and Billy appear to be a little slow with lip-syncing.

I would assume Jerry was doing Herry there (even if his voice isn't heard).

 

[YellowYahooey]

Regarding the "J for Jacket, Jenny and Jeff" cartoon segment, were the sound effects used as the jacket was illustrating verbs starting with J the same ones from the Hanna-Barbera sound effects library? When "jiggle" was being demonstrated, the sound effects then sounded like wind chimes. I know there were many older cartoon segments that utilized Hanna-Barbera sound effects, such as "E for Elephant and Elk", "Tommy Trueheart's 11 lions", "Number Elimination" (the one with a rare cartoon cameo by Cookie Monster), "Boy assembling a green and red monster" and "The R Wizard". I did read that Hanna-Barbera sound effects were used as recently as the 2000s - particularly in the 2002 version of the opening theme, especially when blocks that showed "D, B, C" were being rotated.