Fraggles Look for Jobs

Fraggles Look for Jobs was the Fraggle Rock wrap video taped in 1986, and screened on May 16 during the wrap party.
When the show wrapped production, this 15-minute video was made as a goodbye-gift for the cast and crew. The five main Fraggle characters try to find new jobs after the last episode has been taped.
Gobo has secured a singing job, billed as "Gobo the Frosty Fraggle." Wembley has no immediate plans, except to stop wearing banana tree shirts. Mokey is writing a screenplay called "Girls of the Sixties," and Red has signed a contract to play hockey for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Boober spends most of the video on the phone (with Bernie and others), hoping to find another acting job, preferably as a romantic lead. His off-screen personality and voice is very different from his behavior on the show; he acts like a smarmy Hollywood type, calling people "baby" and "pussycat."
The wrap tape is full of inside references to crew members and performers by name. For example, Mokey says that she can only type with one hand because Trish isn't around.
The wrap tape closes with the Fraggles transitioning from the tape to live at the party, performing a new song to the tune of "Children of Tomorrow."
The video has never been officially released, but has been in circulation among fans; two clips have been posted on YouTube by the Henson Company titled "What will the Fraggles do?" and "What will the Fraggles do now?". The concluding song was included in other footage of the wrap party released on Fraggle Rock: The Complete Final Season.
==Cast==
* Jerry Nelson as Gobo
* Steve Whitmire as Wembley
* Kathryn Mullen as Mokey
* Dave Goelz as Boober
* Karen Prell as Red
* Richard Hunt as the director (himself)
* Wayne Moss as the other director
* Gerry Parkes
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