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Jim Henson (September 24, 1936 - May 16, 1990) was the creator of the Muppets, founder of The Jim Henson Company, and the performer behind many of his company's most famous characters, including Kermit the Frog, Ernie, and Rowlf the Dog. James Maury Henson was born in Greenville, Mississippi on September 24, 1936. The Henson family lived in Stoneville, an adjacent unincorporated community where Henson's father worked as a USDA agronomist. Henson attended elementary school in the neighboring comm
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Hillary: We're the Carey family, and group Halloween costumes have become a tradition for us over the past 4 years. This year we decided to tackle The Muppets. It was tricky...
We love the Muppets so my daughter, who was undecided for a costume, agreed to be Beaker from the Muppets. Well the costume came out even better than we
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Michael Wermuth - One of the most iconic locations of Sesame Street is Ernie and Bert's apartment, located in the basement of 123 Sesame Street. It seems like a simple place to live... So why are there so many confusing things about it? First of all, let's look at their living room. Often there's not much here--just two windows, a shelf on the wall, a framed picture of Ernie and Bert (which has changed over the years), a lamp on a table, and a door on the right. But there's also additional furniture that appears depending on the scene. There's the counter, which is often there. And then there are the big chairs that are often in the living room but not always. There was also a couch that appeared in the living room once. They also have a TV sometimes, but usually they don't. And what about the bedroom? It's identically to the living room, except that it has beds. When the Count slept over, he slept in Bert's bed while Bert slept on the couch in the living room. And the morning after the sleepover, the Count and Ernie both entered the living room through the front door, still in their pajamas. But there have been occasions where characters were shown outside the door, meaning it wasn't just a hallway leading from the bedroom to the living room. And the first season even had some segments where the two had their own separate bedrooms. Ernie and Bert live in the basement, but the windows only show plain blue backgrounds. Shouldn't we see some of that gutter thing that's over their windows out front? Or parts of the street? It's interesting how they can live in a basement apartment, yet have windows in many rooms. And in the Twiddlebugs segments, Ernie is shown from the outside of a window, which is clearly on a higher floor. In fact at the end of Christmas Eve on Sesame Street, they are shown waving at Big Bird from a window above Hooper's Store, in their pajamas. And they seem to have had different bathrooms over the years. In the first episode they just used the living room set and put a bath tub there. Then they used a plain blue background for Ernie's classic performance of "Rubber Duckie." Then a few more bathroom sets were used, it's hard for me to describe their differences... there's the one used when Bert took his bath in Christmas Eve on Sesame Street, and when Bert and Ernie got Brad ready for his bath. And then there's another bathroom, with a window and much bigger bath tub, used in such numbers as "Do De Rubber Duck" and "I Gotta Be Clean." Just lots of confusion there. For two guys who never seem to have jobs and live in a basement apartment, they sure do have a lot of rooms, lots of bathrooms, plenty of windows with good sky views, I didn't even mention the kitchen that was only seen in one sketch, and the structure is quite confusing. Either Bert and Ernie remodel a lot, move a lot, or we're looking into this way too much. You decide! The Muppet Mindset by Ryan Dosier, [email protected]
We love the Muppets so my daughter, who was undecided for a costume, agreed to be Beaker from the Muppets. Well the costume came out even better than we
Animal (Muppet) - Costume: Halloween is hands down my favorite Holiday and time of year.In 2010, I took on Edward Scissorhands and was quite successful. I fabricated the scissorhands from scratch, made a collar piece using belt offcuts, modified a pair of suspenders, and man…
Amanda: We each made our costume. Oscar: hot glued moss (from any craft store) to my shirt, shoes and a visor. I also hot glued a fuzzy eye brow and large...
Yip Yip Costume: Whether you loved them as a kid or hated them for giving you nightmares, there's no denying it's fun to go around freely and anonymously shouting "yipyipyipyip" to those around you. Here's how to make a costume based off the Martian Yip Yip aliens f…
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After being inspired by the Jim Hensen exhibit, my friend and I knew we had to try and make our own Snowth costumes from the famous Muppet Show sketch
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This Electric Muppet Mayhem Band costume was a very cool and cleverly made group costume. I decided I wanted to do this, but took it the extra mile. I
Materials One green baby outfit Styrofoam ball (3 inches diameter) Black felt (1 sheet 9x12 inches) Green felt (1 sheet 9x12 inches) Green elastic headband Lime green craft foam (1 sheet 9x12 inches) Tools Hot glue gun and sticks Scissors Instructions It's not easy being green... but it IS easy to make this Primary DI
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If we didn't know any better we'd think these were actual muppets, not giant muppet band costumes... good thing there are people in the background for a frame of reference.
Amber: This is my 9 month old oscar, this is his first Halloween. Since his name is oscar we thought this was the perfect idea! We wanted something unique. This was...
Did I not promise you eyeball-melting cuteness? Bam! Before starting, I tried valiantly to find the original source of this pin ...
Happy Halloween! Yes, it's that time of year again and I bet everybody (at least kids) is elated. For this special spookylicious day I ...
My daughter teaches Kindergarten in a local grade school. This school has a great idea - before Halloween, all the staff vote on a 'theme' for their
