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Muppeteer cameos in The Muppets

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Are there any Muppeteer cameos in The Muppets (2011)?
There are in other Muppet films, I couldn't find any in the new movie....I know that James Bobin makes a very quick short cameo, has anyone found anyone else?
 
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Well, if you consider images a cameo, there's a couple of images of Jim Henson - some purposeful (photo behind Chris Cooper) and others "happy accidents" (the pole banners that were in Hollywood when they were shooting and made their way onscreen)

Also in the "depends how you look at it" category, Jerry Nelson's voice as the telethon announcer could also qualify as a cameo.

Then in the indisputable, yes-no-bones-about-it-it's-a-trueblue-cameo category, Mike Quinn, Bruce Lanoil, and Leslie Carrara can be seen in the finale (in the shot with Sweetums and Beautiful Day Monster)
 
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