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Steve performing other characters

Muppet Frog

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I can tell the Elvis type Muppet is definitly Steve because he sounded like Kermit doing an Elvis impression.
 

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My guess then would be that was David playing Lil' Fish Dude... some of David's voices surprisingly sound similar to Steve's - didn't anyone besides me thought the way David delivered Peter Crachitt's line "I think he's walked a little slower these past few evenings" sound a LOT like Steve's Kermit?
It was David. I agree, some of David's voices sound similar to Steve's, including Peter Crachitt. He probably should have done Kermit during the Kismet the Toad fiasco.
 

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I agree David would have been a better fill-in instead of Artie.
 
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