Fozzie Bear
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Finally!! After ALL these years, and sure it's 5.5 years later than my goal, but Muley the Mule, my puppet character that many have heard me discuss over the years, FINALLY made it on TV this morning.
A local channel, Fox 13, has a morning news show called Good Morning Memphis. Every Friday morning, they shoot the show from "world famous" Beale Street's W.C. Handy Park Amphitheater.
During the 7 o'clock hour, Muley was seen all throughout the show in background shots, was interviewed by Leon, with whom he worked as Maitre'D at Bosco's Celebrity Waiters Night last February (this year). Afterwards, he sang "Fly Me To The Moon."
The next song he did was Santana's "Smooth," and he even played the guitar (a talent that he didn't know he posessed until today).
Afterwards, it was on to Rock 103 (the radio station that has Muley Comix on their website {Sorry Nate, can't plug 94.1 The Buzz here---wait, I did!}) where Muley helped Ronald McDonald House spread the word about the RMH Big Scoop (where I'll be performing the costume of Bugs Bunny). The Big Scoop is an ice cream festival where people come in for one price at the door ($8) and then get all the ice cream and goodies they want for FREE. It's a huge annual money maker for the RMH.
After 103, we went across the hall to AM 600 for another radio interview, and the guy there really liked talking to Muley because he (Ken Kincaid) was the voice of the Memphis RiverKings (hockey team) and saw Muley several times down there, including in comic strips that Muley starred in a few times but were mainly about the 'Kings' mascots.
Ronald McDonald was there himself, as was Bugs Bunny, Scooby Doo, and Rock-a-doodle.
Bev Hart from Rock 103's Wake-Up Crew and the band she plays in, Beg To Differ, were there also.
So, now I can finally say that Muley and I have performed on Beale Street, on Live television, and radio. Now, if I can get him in the movies somehow, he'll have made all the venues of entertaniment!!
Only thing that was bad was that the camermen were drunk. I TOLD them "shoot the PUPPET ONLY, not me; and get him from the waist up." Guess what they did. Took a WHOLE BODY shot of me and the Mule as he was being interviewed by Valerie (morning show anchor) before singing Smooth. Then, based on the angle they got my head. Ick. I saw the video tonight, and was disappointed in the camermen's work, but over all it was funny and enjoyable.
Leon: "So, Muley, are you going to have some ice cream tomorrow?"
Muley: "Can't, Leon. I have a little problem."
Leon: "What's that?"
Muley: "I'm lactose intolerant."
Leon: "Oh, I have some pills that can fix that!"
Muley: "Well, then. What are we waiting for?? I'll take the whole GAA GAA!!"
Get the Muppet reference there???
I don't think we did the same thing on the air tho, I can't remember.
Laters!
Kev le Foz
A local channel, Fox 13, has a morning news show called Good Morning Memphis. Every Friday morning, they shoot the show from "world famous" Beale Street's W.C. Handy Park Amphitheater.
During the 7 o'clock hour, Muley was seen all throughout the show in background shots, was interviewed by Leon, with whom he worked as Maitre'D at Bosco's Celebrity Waiters Night last February (this year). Afterwards, he sang "Fly Me To The Moon."
The next song he did was Santana's "Smooth," and he even played the guitar (a talent that he didn't know he posessed until today).
Afterwards, it was on to Rock 103 (the radio station that has Muley Comix on their website {Sorry Nate, can't plug 94.1 The Buzz here---wait, I did!}) where Muley helped Ronald McDonald House spread the word about the RMH Big Scoop (where I'll be performing the costume of Bugs Bunny). The Big Scoop is an ice cream festival where people come in for one price at the door ($8) and then get all the ice cream and goodies they want for FREE. It's a huge annual money maker for the RMH.
After 103, we went across the hall to AM 600 for another radio interview, and the guy there really liked talking to Muley because he (Ken Kincaid) was the voice of the Memphis RiverKings (hockey team) and saw Muley several times down there, including in comic strips that Muley starred in a few times but were mainly about the 'Kings' mascots.
Ronald McDonald was there himself, as was Bugs Bunny, Scooby Doo, and Rock-a-doodle.
Bev Hart from Rock 103's Wake-Up Crew and the band she plays in, Beg To Differ, were there also.
So, now I can finally say that Muley and I have performed on Beale Street, on Live television, and radio. Now, if I can get him in the movies somehow, he'll have made all the venues of entertaniment!!
Only thing that was bad was that the camermen were drunk. I TOLD them "shoot the PUPPET ONLY, not me; and get him from the waist up." Guess what they did. Took a WHOLE BODY shot of me and the Mule as he was being interviewed by Valerie (morning show anchor) before singing Smooth. Then, based on the angle they got my head. Ick. I saw the video tonight, and was disappointed in the camermen's work, but over all it was funny and enjoyable.
Leon: "So, Muley, are you going to have some ice cream tomorrow?"
Muley: "Can't, Leon. I have a little problem."
Leon: "What's that?"
Muley: "I'm lactose intolerant."
Leon: "Oh, I have some pills that can fix that!"
Muley: "Well, then. What are we waiting for?? I'll take the whole GAA GAA!!"
Get the Muppet reference there???
I don't think we did the same thing on the air tho, I can't remember.
Laters!
Kev le Foz