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Puppet Heap has been maintaining, rebuilding, managing, and creating new assets for The Muppets Studio since 2006. During that time we have supported The Muppets in two feature films, two made-for-TV movies, two television series, several commercials, dozens of viral videos, and countless televised appearances. Our services include everything from logistical support, design, fabrication, props, and costuming, to production support both in studio and on location. Many of our artists and…

“Jim Henson with The Muppets of 1970”

From 2004 up until 2008, Sesame-Street.jp was the official home base for the Japanese co-production of Sesame Street. From 2008 onwards, it is now devoted to the American Sesame Street, yet despite this, the site had not been redesigned until September of 2009. As of October 2009, the website explores not just the American Sesame Street, but also on Sesame Workshop and areas it is working on. Also on the site are games from the Sesame Street website and new coloring pages and wallpapers. To…

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Here are some entries and links for you to revise: 1) This year's blog posts: What were you doing at 8 PM yesterday? Describe ...

Scooter serves as a "gofer" backstage on The Muppet Show, and appeared from the first produced episode through the end of the series. Possessing glasses with eyes embedded in the lenses[1] and generally wearing a green track jacket, Scooter is a vaguely humanoid character of unknown heritage (as cited in Of Muppets and Men,[2] when pressed about his family, he explained that his mother was a parrot but he didn't know about his father). Although occasionally seen in production numbers, his…