List of Muppets - Knowledge

7712: 1349:), who wants to demolish the Muppet Theatre and drill for oil on the site. As Richman tries repeatedly to stop the Muppets from raising the funds to buy the theater, Deadly realizes his mistake and decides he too is a Muppet. He forces Richman off the theatre roof before he can cut the wires on the transmission tower and joins the group. Uncle Deadly is seen during the finale version of "Life's a Happy Song". Uncle Deadly later appears in 1521: 1488:. In addition to being the host, his appearance was changed as well. He had visible eyes instead of his sunglasses and wore a suit and necktie instead of a Hawaiian shirt. The puppet's head was also built slightly bigger. In 2001, at a Muppet fan convention, Kevin Clash revealed that he disliked the visible eyes and will not perform Clifford again unless he is wearing his sunglasses. 1146: 2869:. Characteristics of a Frackle include fur and toothy or toothless beaks. They are normally small to medium size in stature, but there are exceptions. The Frackles became nameless, utility characters without personalities. They often changed appearance, performer, name and gender depending on the sketch and show. 4413:(2005) with Sal yet again. The two have quite a large role (though not as large as the previous film) as one of many of the Wicked Witch of the West's (Miss Piggy) flying monkeys, though they appear multiple other times as well. After a 12-year absence, they returned as the ghosts of Constance Hatchway's exes in 3497:

viewers (mostly children), while Kermit demonstrated a lecture on how to make the letter B sound “BUH!”, the monster roared “BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH,” which caused Kermit to run away from him, and as an exclamation point, a spooky light effect was used. He was taken off of Sesame Street because of his behavior.

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five cannons. Some of the Zuchinni Brothers' names are Biondo (episode 412), Marco, Giuseppi, Luigi, Lorenzo, and Heathcliff (the "Mama's Boy" of the group). The Zuchinni Brother puppets are Whatnots; they tend to look a little differently in each episode, although their design remains basically the same.

954:. Based on the "standard finger puppet", the Swedish Chef was originally a dual collaboration between Henson and Oz, who provided the hands. Oz would deliberately do unexpected things, like tossing chickens and juggling meat cleavers, that Henson would have to improvise with a reaction. He was designed by 4825:

Pokey's earliest appearance with the Muppets was in episode 201 of Muppets Tonight in a Tales from the Vet sketch. Later, Pokey would appear in the post office in A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa during "Delivering Christmas", and in background scenes of The Muppets, Muppets Most Wanted, Muppets

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The filmmakers tasked in designing Constantine originally planned to have him be a paler shade of green than Kermit. However, early camera tests revealed that the color differed too greatly from Kermit's, clashing with the filmmakers' intentions of having Constantine bear a strong resemblance to him.

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as the central antagonist. He is known by that name by the creators because he purposely sabotaged a girl's beautiful day, using magic and eating flowers and killing birds. On Sesame Street, his character has been named “Snuki”, “Harry,” and “Ralph”, and he had a more villainous edge, as he terrified

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about nine feet tall. Despite appearing physically intimidating, he is often depicted as friendly and harmless. Sweetums has very thick blondish-brown hair all over his body. He has a very large lower jaw, similar to a bulldog, which juts out, revealing two pointy tusk-like teeth. He has thick, brown

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Beauregard appeared on the stage in various sketches and skits. Other times, Beauregard appears accidentally on stage during productions, still working on the props until he realizes that he is intruding and must either rush out of sight or attempt to blend in with the action. However, Beauregard was

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and drill for oil on the site. Along with fellow henchman Uncle Deadly, Bobo is not fully aware of the scheme that Richman is doing; at one point, he even turns to Uncle Deadly asking, "So, you think we're working for the bad guy?" He was seen partaking in the finale version of "Life's a Happy Song"

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An Italian acrobat/daredevil act on The Muppet Show. They also appeared in The Muppet Show On Tour. The Zuchinni Brothers are best known for their Human Cannon Ball act. This act is mostly performed by three Zuchinni brothers and one cannon, although the Wally Boag episode features six brothers and

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A character who is primarily seen in the background of several Muppet productions. Pokey's most significant role to date has been that of the studio director in The Muppets Take Over Today. The character (performed by Stephanie D'Abruzzo) was named in this appearance on-screen by Joe Michaels, The

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with them, he shouts "Hollywood!" repeatedly and runs away, only to come back with his suitcase shortly after the group has left. He pursues the group for the duration of the movie, finally making it to Hollywood, bursting through the movie screen, shouting "I made it!!" During the montage of the

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occasionally assists Beauregard with stagehand duties. He tries to be helpful, but his dimwitted efforts frequently result in disaster. His slow wit is often preyed upon by other characters who use him to their own purposes. He has a characteristic blink and often turns to the camera and says,

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where he is seen as being roommates with Sal. He has a quick scene with a few lines of dialogue at Gonzo's party; when Sal cuts the cake meant for Gonzo's family, and Gonzo gets mad, they pretend not to have done so and go around asking who cut the cake. Johnny was a part of the main cast for

2016:. Nelson stated in an interview, "He had that dopey voice, but he could sing beautifully. We never did that part of it on the show, but just the idea of this guy who had a boomerang fish act. There were some really ridiculous acts on the show, and that was one of the all-time dopey ones." 302:

has performed the character since then. Finch calls Fozzie "a sweetly insecure and absolutely terrible comedian". According to Oz, Fozzie is such a bad comedian that he "can't afford good joke writers, and he can't write good jokes himself but still a good character". He was designed by

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Haunted Mansion, and as part of crowds in various commercials and promos. In 2017, Pokey appeared with Luncheon Counter Monster and Mo Frackle as Beaker's internet friends in the Muppet Labs sketch from The Muppets Take the Bowl, which was later reprised in The Muppets Take the O2.

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of Kermit. Authors Maryanne Fisher and Anthony Cox call Piggy "uniquely strong and feminine", but "domineering and demanding." She was designed and built by Bonnie Erickson. During the first season of The Muppet Show, she was sometimes performed by Richard Hunt. Debuted in a 1974

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A musical instrument made up of pink and orange living balls of fluff. These creatures, members of an as yet unnamed species, are played by Marvin Suggs, who strikes them with mallets in order to elicit the cries of pain that form the Muppaphone's music ("Ow, ow, ow, ow...").

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segments in its first season, where the interviewees were portrayed by the show's guest star. From the second season onward, he would almost invariably suffer some calamity related to the story, such as having items dropped on his head or the newsroom destroyed.

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is filmed. Besides being a Francophile, Big Mean Carl has a similar-looking sister named Big Mean Carla; she is also carnivorous, and works in the real estate business. The puppet also appeared with a different, suessified styling as the Grox on

5668: 3768:, Constantine differs slightly from Kermit in physical appearance as his eye pupils line up differently, and he has a shorter neck collar, and a distinctive mole on the right side of his face. In the film, Constantine escapes a 5474: 6448: 4407:(2002) where he is seen exchanging gifts with Sal in the opening while singing "Jingle Bells". He is also seen trying to cheer Kermit up, along with some of the more prominent Muppets. Johnny's next film role was 1301:

that they have seen a phantom, but Kermit refuses to believe them until he sees Uncle Deadly with his own eyes. Once revealed, Uncle Deadly explains that he used to perform at the Muppet Theater, where he played

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eyebrows over his large yellow eyes and large nose. He often wears a shabby, burlap-like brown shirt. Many are fooled by his intimidating appearance, but he is very nice and humble, hence his name, "Sweetums".

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cable channel, Crazy Harry would be featured at the end of the commercials, prefixing his use of his plunger with the question "Did someone say TNT?"—followed by a maniacal laugh after the explosion. In the

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is a flamboyant musician that wears a frilly, multicolored shirt. He is best known for playing an instrument known as a Muppaphone, a group of small, round, furry pink and orange Muppets that emit a tonal

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in a cannonball-catching act but perhaps overdid it on the powder, which resulted in an absurdly stretched right arm for Gonzo. In episode 28 he provided the "Ra-ta-ta-ta-ta!" chorus of "

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was one of the show's regulars, and thus was one of Henson's first Muppet creations. The characters became a household name after their appearance in the children's television program

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as production assistants, where their severe ineptitude caused the show more harm than help. They were featured in the recurring sketches "Bay of Pigswatch" and "The Eagle's Nest".

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A hapless lab assistant to Bunsen, who performs ill-fated experiments which often result in him becoming the victim and seriously injured. He was designed by Henson and built by

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because he feared being pigeon-holed as a children's performer, but agreed to work on the show to further his social goals. Henson's company owned the characters created for

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where a salesman introduced him as his Jack. When called "Jack" by Kermit, he replied, "Jack not name; jack job!". After Kermit and his friends ask him if he wants to go to

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and Wayne in season three. Although he did not have a major role in any of the Henson-helmed Muppet movies, Uncle Deadly did appear in the final group scenes at the end of

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where he asks Kermit if the movie is about how the Muppets got started. He also had a few other scenes and is with the other Muppets in the finale. In the TV special

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A purple Muppet monster who is one of the Muppets who eat other Muppets. His appearance has shifted between a live-hand puppet form and a full-bodied puppet form.

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Robin's roles in the Muppet movies varied from supporting roles, minor roles and cameos to large roles, though he has not appeared in many Muppet movies. In

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before a permanent puppet was made of him. Lew has an obsession for throwing fish, which are unique in that they return to him once thrown—hence the term "

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who frequently performs science experiments and invention demonstrations that typically go awry and has an "affable cluelessness" whenever his assistant,

6126: 2275:, Suggs and the Muppaphone were part of an "explicit criticism of violence" with Suggs being explicitly punished for his violence in an episode where a 1289:. In his first full part on the show, in episode 121, he was known as "the Phantom of the Muppet Show". Although he made his first appearance alongside 7406: 1918:(a line of fish that, when squeezed, each gargle a different note). The sketches he appears in usually end with the entire stage in an uproar. In the " 1615:, which is illustrated by his ability to effortlessly lift and carry around objects that are far too heavy to carry, such as an anvil, couch or piano. 6951: 5601: 2487: 2560: 2472:, as all the characters were younger versions of their live-action selves, and was said to be the son of Kermit's (unnamed and unseen) big sister. 6806: 6762: 673:

player. Other characters to perform with the Electric Mayhem on occasion were Rowlf the Dog on piano on many occasions, Rizzo on cymbals in the "

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opened in 2008, which allowed people to purchase a custom Whatnot with chosen clothes and facial features. Whatnot kits were later sold through

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A shaggy, horned monster who enjoys consuming objects, other Muppets, normal animals, and, very rarely, even humans. He first appeared on the

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until he was killed...by the critics. Uncle Deadly sang a handful of songs on the show, including singing a bar of "You're Just in Love" with

7063: 6035: 2376:. He greeted the week's guest star in every episode of the fifth season. He also had a major part as the innkeeper of the Happiness Hotel in 6210: 1602:, Beauregard originally wore a gray jacket over his plaid shirt, but in the fourth season, he stopped wearing the jacket. It is revealed in 1844:, several references are made to the "Bolshevik Muppet with all the dynamite". The phrase "Bolshevik Muppet" was then used as a warning by 1200:

as the security guard, where he was a seemingly clever and lovable character, with his tagline of "Have a good day, sir!" His character in

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It was Don Sahlin whom Jim assigned to create Rowlf the Dog (and his sidekick Baskerville) for the company's new client, Purina Dog Chow

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A large brown voracious dog-headed monster. Her appearance has shifted between a live-hand puppet form and a full-bodied puppet form.

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designed with blank heads and faces, clothes, and hair that can be customized for different roles. Similar generic puppets used for

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who has no affection for anyone or anything except his mop. Frequently appeared onstage as part of the regular dancing sequence.

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Since Henson's death, Link has mostly remained a non-speaking Muppet, although he has since appeared occasionally in silent

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were originally created using Whatnot puppets before permanent puppets were made for them. The Muppet Whatnot Workshop at

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and Lew Zealand's character finishing was done by Amy van Gilder. Jerry Nelson considered Lew Zealand to be a tribute to

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to be the telethon's celebrity host. He later encourages Kermit not to give up on the Muppet Theatre. Lew reappears in

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as Gonzo's plumber girl and is in the back of the car for the whole movie. She also appeared in TV specials such as

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A purple, wild orange-haired Muppet in a green tunic, often paired with the Snowths. He is notable for performing "

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A married pair of snobby singers with a mutual inability to get past the first verse of any song that they sing.

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in a few scenes and in the Moulin Scrooge scene as the green fairy. After a five-year absence, Robin returned in

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commercial, blasting Gonzo from a cannon, like a human cannonball, through the sunroof. In 2014, he appeared in

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Instead, Constantine's neck collar was made shorter and with wider spikes. Following a suggestion by director

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A small, shaggy, brown dog with glasses and a pointed snout, who was originally created in 1962 as a foil for

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A weasel who works as the Muppets' lawyer. He is a recycled version of one of the Prairie Dog puppets from

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based Scooter's voice and personality on how he remembered himself when he was younger. He was designed by

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Two furry pink, tube-mouthed, horned creatures that assist Mahna Mahna in his song, "Mah Nà Mah Nà".

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ended in 1998, Clifford was returned to his original sunglasses look for his last two appearances in

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sketch where he took on the role of the shoemaker's nephew. He had a minor role (with dialogue) in

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from season three onward trying to promote his Boomerang Fish act. He is also able to play a fish

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and all Robin's Muppet friends sing the song "Just One Person" to cheer him up. In the animated

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may contain an excessive amount of intricate detail that may interest only a particular audience

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A human Muppet and the gossip journalist for "The Daily Scandal" who appeared in Season 2 of

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A young female pig who is Miss Piggy's innocent rival. She first appeared in episode 214 of

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in 1970 as the Cigar Box Frackle. A running gag is that Gonzo's species is unknown. In past

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A light green monster with a long pointy nose who serves as the stressed-out director of

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A female frog with long brown hair. In 2021, she later appears in the television series

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A rich food-loving pig. His puppet was previously used for one of the native pigs from

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Nuanced musician and director of the "baby band", who first appeared in episode 319 of

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from being tricked into a real marriage during Miss Piggy's "wedding sketch". In the "

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A small yellow creature with a red ring of fur around his neck. He was first seen in

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While most of them are nameless, there had been some known Penguins that were named:

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A large full-bodied orange monster who is one of the Muppets who eat other Muppets.

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as best friends. During his first appearance, Sweetums was performed by Muppeteer

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turns Suggs' head into a Muppaphone. The act has been compared to the sketch from

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where she is seduced by the turkey who was invited to the family gathering by the

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A large, blue full-bodied monster with a sweet disposition who first appeared in

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dog, who is portrayed by both a puppet and a real dog. Debuted in episode 404 of

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A pig that appears as a chief science officer in the "Pigs in Space" sketches on

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segment "Think Bigger" as the Chairman Blodgett, and as different occupations in

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living in the janitor's closet of the old Muppet Theatre, seemingly unaware that

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The Electric Mayhem (The Muppets Mayhem: Music From the Disney+ Original Series)

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A green monster with a long pointy nose and bird-like feet. Droop originated in

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An evil Russian frog who is considered to be the "World's Most Dangerous Frog",

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voice when performing some stereotypically masculine chore, such as carving the

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He has also had minor roles and cameo appearances in later projects, including

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and the bald eagle (which is the U.S. national bird and symbol) with a dash of

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made the character his own. Hunt gave life to Sweetums throughout the run of

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where his unbridled machismo is often a source of conflict with his co-star,

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characters) to make further appearances. In 1990, he appeared as a member of

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where she hyperventilates after attacking a villain and needs "mouth-to-beak

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A purple Muppet monster with dog-like ears who has an appetite for flowers.

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A semi-robotic person who worked as MuppeTelevision's Technical Director on

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chick who has a fondness for drinking martinis that debuts in the TV series

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any relevant information, and removing excessive detail that may be against

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A green, pink-feathered creature with wheels for feet who only appeared in

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A ravenous purple monster with a penchant who eats luncheon counter props.

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A purple creature with a funnel nose that's used to blast other creatures.

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that makes him a snob and a prude." He was designed by Henson and built by

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A large purple monster who is the first full-bodied Muppet. He debuted in

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Today Show director, whom Pokey replaced during the takeover of the show.

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is a tan humanoid Muppet with dark hair, a mustache, a red knobby nose, a

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and "Sheik of Araby", and performed in the Muppet Melodrama sketches with

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Schildrout, Jordon. (October 2008). "The Performance of Nonconformity on

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A little girl Whatnot with blonde hair. She made frequent appearances on

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the Muppets from the audience, specifically from an upper balcony box on

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are an ensemble group of comedic puppet characters originally created by

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was canceled, Clifford was the only major character (beyond the classic

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A group of musical Muppets who auditioned for an act in episode 208 of

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A large monster with a dog-like face that is often seen with Sweetums.

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as a wedding guest. In 2009, he appeared in the Muppets' music video "

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beard and huge, egg-shaped baggy eyes. Early in season one, he played

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A hillbilly band consisting of caricatures of Henson, Oz and Nelson.

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He appears as the Justice of the Peace in the 2021 Halloween special

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where he was the technician of Gorilla Television. In the TV series

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as Sir Robin the Brave. One of his most famous moments was singing "

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was Kermit's performer from his debut until Henson's death in 1990.

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A female purple Whatnot whom is the description used in scripts of

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as the organist at Miss Piggy's wedding, performed again by Vogel.

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was named Rentro. The character appeared in the television special

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A trio of full-bodied dancing purple monsters who are a parody of

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in the 1980s that was used to portray Robin Sparkles' sidekick in

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Jim Henson's Muppets from Space: The Making of Muppet Movie Magic

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fish". His catchphrase is: "I throw the fish away, and it comes

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commercials. He was designed by Jim Henson. He then appeared in

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called "Arthur Ewing and His Musical Mice". He was designed by

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and plays a featured part in the show, a role he continues in

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