Posthumous works of Henson employees

Posthumous works of notable Henson employees and collaborators.
==Sam Pottle (died July 4, 1978)==
*Co-wrote songs for Sesame Street’s tenth season (including "Man's Best Friend," "We're Not Alone," "Bicycling," "Jogging," "David's Street Fever," "Just a Little Baby," and "Six of One") which aired months after his passing, as well as "Without People" which aired in Season 12.
==Will Lee (died December 7, 1982)==
*A number of episodes in season 14 of Sesame Street premiered after Lee's passing, including Episode 1718, 1723, 1728, 1743, 1747, 1778, and 1790.
==Joe Raposo (died February 5, 1989)==
*Raposo was music director and wrote songs for Sesame Street’s twentieth season, including "I've Got Me," "This Is How I'm Made," "Air," and "What a Day for a Walk," which aired months after his passing.
*Raposo wrote songs for Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting, which was first broadcast two months after his death.
*The song "Let's Make a Dream," composed and performed by Raposo in 1988, was released five years later on the album We Are All Earthlings.
==Richard Hunt (died January 7, 1992)==
*Performed in Billy Bunny's Animal Songs, produced in 1990 and released three years later.
*Performed in a number of episodes and inserts for season 23 of Sesame Street, filmed in fall 1991 and mostly aired after his passing in January 1992. These episodes include Episode 2926, 2957, and 2984. Inserts that aired posthumously include the Two-Headed Monster demonstrating surprise . 
*Archival audio of Hunt as Beaker was heard in Jim Henson's Muppets on the audio screen.
==Jeff Moss (died September 24, 1998)==
*Completed his last song, "You and You and Me", on the day he died. That, and "Adding, Adding, Adding" first aired after he died. Additionally, Moss' composition "Pigeons and Cookies and Trash" was copyrighted in 1992, but not taped for the show until 1999, after his passing.
*Wrote the Elmo's World episode Music, which aired in the 1998-1999 season.
*Wrote Episode 3799, which aired in December 1998.
==Jerry Juhl (died September 25, 2005)==
*Juhl was interviewed for bonus features on the Fraggle Rock: Complete Second Season DVD set, released in 2006.
*Juhl was interviewed for A Company of Players, a bonus feature on The Muppet Show: Season Three DVD set, released in 2008.
*Tale of Sand, written by Juhl and Jim Henson in the 1960s, was made into a graphic novel in 2012. The script was later released as a companion piece in 2014.
*The Magical Monsters of Turkey Hollow, written by Juhl in the 1960s, was made into a graphic novel in 2014 and was revived as a television special by the Jim Henson Company.
==Anthony Minghella (died 2008)==
*An unproduced screenplay written by Minghella for The StoryTeller entitled "The Witch Baby" was made into a graphic novel in 2011.
*An unproduced screenplay written by Minghella for The StoryTeller entitled "Vasilissa the Beautiful" was made into a graphic novel in 2014.
==Jerry Nelson (died August 23, 2012)==
*Nelson performed in Sesame Street material that first aired in seasons 43 and 44 (including "Five By" and the season 44 premiere).
*Nelson voiced The Count and the SSNN (Sesame Street News Network) announcer for the dark ride Spaghetti Space Chase, which opened in the Universal Studios Singapore park in 2013.
*Audio of Nelson as The Muppet Show announcer was featured in the 2014 film Muppets Most Wanted.
*Nelson was interviewed for the documentary I Am Big Bird: The Caroll Spinney Story, released in 2014.
*Minor archival audio of Nelson as The Count and Mr. Johnson was used in "Elmo's Christmas Dream" and a season 45 episode respectively.
*Episode 4411 stitches together archival audio of Nelson as the Count to form new dialogue.
*Participated in the documentary film Muppet Guys Talking, which was released in 2017.
*Archival audio of Jerry as the Count (pieced from multiple sources) is used in a character doorbell at Sesame Street at SeaWorld.
==Caroll Spinney (died December 8, 2019)==
*Spinney recorded voices for an episode of season 50 of the show, Episode 5022, which aired after his passing in December 2019. When the episode aired however, his vocals were dubbed over.
*Spinney was interviewed for the documentary Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street, released in 2021.
==See also==
*Posthumous works of Jim Henson
*Muppeteer tributes
*Production dedications
*Posthumous appearances
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