Season 37 Character Questions

[The Count]

Heh... Another season, another round of character questions to add to the list.

OK, so here we go!
Episode 4109: Abby Cadaby Moves to Sesame Street.
Abby Cadaby.
The kid Steven who showed up to play hide-and-seek, is that the same kid from Episode 4068 from Season 35?
Special Letters Unit: The Missing M.
The Captain, does his character on Law & Order SVU have a specific name?
Maloney, is this the correct spelling?
Munch.
The character voiced by Fran Brill.
How would it be best to add these four?
Murray the Cow.
The Mallard, should it be added?
The Missing M, should it be added?

Sleeping Beauty, is this a different character than the one from the classic News Flash segment?
Should she be added? If so, should she be Sleeping Beauty, or Leaping Beauty?
Prince Cha-Charming, not sure about how his name would be correctly written.

Global Grover: The two characters who show up at the end mistaking Grover for a puffling.
The male was voiced by Joey, the female was Leslie Karrara.

Trash Gordon, missed it, whatever help will be appreciated.
Thanks, hope to hear from my trusted sources soon.

 

[minor muppetz]

Abby Cadaby.

She is a small pink character, she looked furry, had purple hair with pigtails, eyes with a blue outline around the pupils and some small white spots near the top corner of the pupils, and blue eyelids with eyelashes. She wore a blue sleeveless dress, and had small pinkish-white wings. She also had a small nose, I think it is pink.

The kid Steven who showed up to play hide-and-seek, is that the same kid from Episode 4068 from Season 35?

I'm not sure. He was a black kid, with short hair. He was thin. I forget what he was wearing.

Special Letters Unit: The Missing M.
The Captain, does his character on Law & Order SVU have a specific name?
Maloney, is this the correct spelling?
Munch.
The character voiced by Fran Brill.
How would it be best to add these four?
Murray the Cow.
The Mallard, should it be added?
The Missing M, should it be added?

I wasn't paying too much attention to this sketch, and I'm not sure who was who. However, the cow was the black and white cow, whom I believe has gone by other names such as Natalie. The Mallard has been used before as well. He is multiple colors, including blue and I think black. He's probably in your character listing already.

Sleeping Beauty, is this a different character than the one from the classic News Flash segment?
Should she be added? If so, should she be Sleeping Beauty, or Leaping Beauty?
Prince Cha-Charming, not sure about how his name would be correctly written.

I think Sleeping Beauty is a different character. She is lavendar, with thin arms (no live hands). I recall her being blonde. I can't remember anything else abut her looks. Prince Cha-Charming was made from the same anything muppet as the Prince Charming character from the various Sesame Street News sketches, but the hair and (I think) nose are different. Sorry, but I don't remember much about these two characters looks.

Trash Gordon, missed it, whatever help will be appreciated.
Thanks, hope to hear from my trusted sources soon.

It took place on the planet meatball, where a bouncing meatball surrounded Gordon. The Meatball was a bit big, was brownish-orange, and had a large eyebrow, which looked like grouch eyebrows.

 

[Ilikemuppets]

Do you think calling the Special Letters Unit would be okay for now?

 

[The Count]

Well... If there's noone who has the info to match up the SS parody characters with the real show's, then I'd leave them listed for the moment as...
Law & Order: Special Letters Unit.
Or something along those lines.
But I'm sure my utmost reliable helper from KY will come in and spot this thread... Either that, or the rest of you guys can keep helping to get this all sorted out.
Thanks for your help though, and have a good day.

 

[Ilikemuppets]

OK, you as well.

 

[Daffyfan4ever]

Prince Cha-Charming was made from the same anything muppet as the Prince Charming character from the various Sesame Street News sketches, but the hair and (I think) nose are different. Sorry, but I don't remember much about these two characters looks.

Yeah. I was going to comment on that. No offense to Joey Mazarrino or whoever it was that performed him. But why did they give him a different voice and a different look? What was wrong with the old one? Just thought I'd put in my two cents on this.

 

[The Count]

Uh, I think there might be a bit of confusion.
The two so far unnamed characters appeared at the end of the Global Grover segment.
There was a male character voiced by Joey, and a female voiced by Leslie.
Help with these as well as all the others would be appreciated.

 

[The Count]

OK, new names to ask about...

Episode 4111: Cookie World.
Cookie, the parodical version of Dorothy.
Should it be added? If so, should it be listed as a "cookie-fish" or "fish-cookie"?
Not sure, since some have said it was inside a fishbowl.
The Baby.
The Baby's Daddy.
Kyla.
Jamie Fox.
Jamie Fox Duck, or should it be "Jamie Fox the Duck"?
And is the duck's name with one or two X's?

SS Dinner Theater: Omelette, Prince of Dinner.
Omelette, Prince of Dinner.
Need help identifying the other AM's in the sketch.
Were there characters actually named Elizabeth 1, Henry II, and Richard III? Or were those just reference names thrown out at the end of the sketch?
Should/would it be fair to list the other characters by their names from the actual play of Hamlet? If so, need help in identifying who was who character.

Kyle, the kid from the segment with the Count where the kid jumped on a step to make his hair turn blue.
ATG: The Giant Ringing Telephone.

Hope to hear from you guys soon, and have a good day.

 

[Barry Lee]

The Cookie was just well, a cookie. So probablly you shouldn't add that.

 

[The Count]

Will take it under consideration. Forgot to ask about the characters who showed up in Charlie's Russian Restaurant.
Was Charlie finally seen onscreen?
And how would it be best to add those Russian singers/dancers?
Have a great day.