LittleJerry92
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Yeah. I was just glad to see that posted so fans can stop having tantrums over not hearing the voice.
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I know LittleJerry knows this, but to be fair, that clip wasn't from an actual episode; it's a good indicator, but Brian did that impression on an interview recently.
Elmo's history is really interesting; a newspaper clipping said he was originally to communicate through sounds, but Brian said he performed about eight sketches where Elmo was a bilingual Muppet (English and Spanish) who got obsessed with certain words, e.g. "Casa... casa".
Elmo's history is really interesting; a newspaper clipping said he was originally to communicate through sounds, but Brian said he performed about eight sketches where Elmo was a bilingual Muppet (English and Spanish) who got obsessed with certain words, e.g. "Casa... casa".
LittleJerry92
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Brian was still able to do his Telly voice so I would assume that's pretty much what it sounded like as well back in the day.
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That one clip of David and Elmo at the Fix-It Shop (where Hunt performed Elmo) was from Episode #2011. https://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_2011
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I find it interesting how they weren't afraid to use different eras of Ernie in the same episode. I know that was a prevalent thing in the '80s, for any character who had been around for a while.
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OMG THAT'S HILARIOUS I'VE NEVER LAUGHED AT A JOKE SO HARD HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHHAHA!!!!!!11!!!!JOKE: Episode #2011 shares the same number as the year Being Elmo was released!
I really hate myself sometimes. 
LittleJerry92
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Yeah, I can tell. LOL 
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He was being sarcastic. Also, aren't you afraid of applause?Yeah, right. I knew you'd get my joke, right? Yeah, I thought so.So take THAT! (audience laughter and applause)