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TWO HEADED MONSTER question

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punkNpuppets

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which one's Frank and which one's Stein? and don't say Frank's left or something cuz i don't even know THAT. which one has the horn's facing up and which one has the horns facing down?
 
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I don't know if this helps but doesn't read across the monster Frank and Stein - so the one with the black facial hair 'Stein' (Performed by Richard Hunt) and the other one 'Frank' is performed by Jerry Nelson.
 
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I thought now, they were performed by David Rudman and Joey Maz-whatever-the-heck-his name is.
 
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It would be a little difficult for Richard to perform him now. But i did forgot to mention they were the original performers - sorry!!!
 
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Now Dave Rudman does the head that Richard Hunt used to do
 
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