Muppet Listings 15.0

[MuppetDude]

I didn't see the following Doozers in your list (from "You Can't Do That Without a Hat"): Angle, Board, and Derek.

 

[The Count]

Well... That's because I didn't have any knowledge of those characters. But rest assured they'll be added soon.

BTW: Sokay to ask questions on the SS VHS episodes?

 

[The Count]

OK... Added the Doozers named and we're up to 3837 entries.
Putting out a call to all my sources who have access to the international versions of Sesame Street.

Went over to the link Xanimum provided for Wickapedia's list of international SS characters. Now, I don't have 100% faith in the entirety/reliability of their list, but since it "might" contain some shred of truth... My thoughts were to come here and ask for your help, any and all information on the following will be appreciated in determining whether additions/corrections should be made to the overall list.


SS Brazil:
Beto
Ênio
Juca (Armando Bogus)
Ana Maria, Juca's Cousin (Sonia Braga)
Gabriela, Juca's Wife (Aracy Balabanian)
Are these correct?

SS Canada:
Beau Beaver, said to be an animated character.
This true? Should it be added?

SS Germany:
Graf Zahl, said to be my namesake's German cousin.
Manfred (Manfred Krug)
Lilo (Lieselotte Pulver)

SS Mexico:
Cuernos

SS Netherlands:
There's an entry for a human character known as Aart. Is the character's name actually Meneer Aart? Or should it stay as just Aart?

SS Philippines:
Koko Kwik-Kwak, or Koko
Manang Bola
Kapitan Basa
Sitsiritsit
Alibangbang
Sultan Parachibum
Ningning
Gingging
Noli de Kasyo
Irma Daldal
Direk
Brother Bodjie Pascual (Kuya Bodjie)
Sister Sienna (Ate Sienna)
Are these correct?

SS Portugal:
Poupas
There's a character already listed as "Ferrao". Is this character's name correctly spelled, or is it Ferão?

SS Turkey:
Köpek,
Minik Kiz, is this the correct spelling of the character's name?
Hope to hear from you guys soon as we try to work our way through all of these.

 

[MuppetDude]

Beto and Enio could refer to Ernie and Bert. Ferao may be another way to spell Ferrao. Cuernos is a dark orange Multimonster with five upper fangs, black eyebrows, a pear-shaped orange nose, and long silver horns. And it's Minik Kuz.

 

[The Count]

Thanks... Will keep "Ferrao" as is, since I've never seen a letter "a" accentuated with a tilda like that. Not saying it doesn't exist, just saying I've never heard of a letter like that. The site described Beto and Enio as Bert and Ernie like characters, just trying to find out if these are characters specific to that co-production different from the US originals.

Will add Cuernos, still looking for help with the rest.

 

[muppet_dk]

SS Germany:
Graf Zahl, said to be my namesake's German cousin.

Thats the german name for the count, if you add it you must add all other forigen names of the US characters. The Count has not been in the german version, he has only been in the dubed US sketches.

 

[The Count]

OK, one less to worry about. That's why I came here and asked before adding all of these names. Hoping for help with the rest though.

 

[The Count]

Bumping this up cause I have another question to ask.

In Kermit's Swamp Years... Are the following characters seen only in their "Young" version? Or are they present in both their "Young" versions and grownup versions as well?
Croaker.
Goggles.
Blotch.
Any others that might appear in both "Young" and grownup versions?

Hope to hear from you guys soon.

 

[MuppetDude]

All of them are only seen in their young versions, so I don't think they need a "Young" designated for them.

 

[The Count]

Ok then. Thanks for the info. Will keep working on the redo.