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Gonzo14

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Seeing as how its been so long since anything Fraggle related has been made, does anyone know if the puppets are still out there somewhere?

I'm mainly thinking of the big ones, such as the Gorgs or Marjory the Trash Heap? Are they still in storage somewhere?
 
Hubert

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Of course puppets still exist...there's all kinds of brands of them...oh wait, I guess I should probably read the thread first...

As to really answer your question, we do not really know if any of the original puppets are still existent. There still is a Red, a Wembley, and an Uncle Matt available if I'm not mistaken, but other than that, we don't really know what happened to the original ones and if any are still around...

I think the Cantus puppet might be on display in some exhibit, but don't quote me on that.
 
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There are some Doozers, a Red and Mokey, miniatures of the Fraggle Five, and the puppets for the puppet show within The Incredible Shrinking Mokey on display at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta.
 
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