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Gabriel/Relationships

* Main
* Plot
* **Relationships**
* Gallery

## Vincent

Despite the rules of the manor expecting the two to treat the other as a master and servant, Gabriel and Vincent are very close, being more like best friends. Gabriel always have something nice to say about his Doll, with Vincent doing the same in return. Despite their differences, the two have similar personalities and get along as if their lives depends on it.

## Delilah

Debutante classmate. The two stopped getting along as adults, Gabriel often acts sarcastic and snarky against her.

## Piper

Gabriel and Piper have a good relationship. At first, they started strictly on political reasons though Gabriel's kindness helped Piper warm up to him and the two fell in love. Piper did not want to ruin Gabriel's reputation with hers and struggled to show her softer side to him. While she cares about him, she doesn't stop from throwing insults.

## Gwendolyn

Daughter. Despite having to raise her on his own, Gabriel cares for her and often looks out for her.
Varicose Veins

**Varicose veins**, also known as **varicoses**, are a medical condition in which superficial veins become enlarged and twisted. These veins typically develop in the legs, just under the skin. Varicose veins usually cause few symptoms. However, some individuals may experience fatigue or pain in the area. Complications can include bleeding or superficial thrombophlebitis. Varices in the scrotum are known as a varicocele, while those around the anus are known as hemorrhoids. Due to the various physical, social, and psychological effects of varicose veins, they can negatively affect one's quality of life.

Varicose veins have no specific cause. Risk factors include obesity, lack of exercise, leg trauma, and family history of the condition. They also develop more commonly during pregnancy. Occasionally they result from chronic venous insufficiency. Underlying causes include weak or damaged valves in the veins. They are typically diagnosed by examination, including observation by ultrasound.

By contrast, spider veins affect the capillaries and are smaller.

Treatment may involve lifestyle changes or medical procedures with the goal of improving symptoms and appearance. Lifestyle changes may include wearing compression stockings, exercising, elevating the legs, and weight loss. Possible medical procedures include sclerotherapy, laser surgery, and vein stripping. Reoccurrence is not uncommon following treatment.

Varicose veins are very common, affecting about 30% of people at some time in their lives. They become more common with age. Women develop varicose veins about twice as often as men. Varicose veins have been described throughout history and have been treated with surgery since at least A.D. 400.
Episode 4: Meet Mister H

Mister H accompanies his new friends Kathryn, Sophie and Harold to Hairless Herbert's barbershop, so Harold can convince Mister H that haircuts don't hurt. While Mister H sees that nothing bad can happen during a haircut, he still doesn't get one anyway. Later, Sam Gump returns to visit Mister H and Sophie for a quiz on words that start with his sound. Mister H and Sophie gets them all right and wins a hippo!

## Starring

* Mister H
* Sophie
* Kathryn O'Dell
* Harold
* Hairless Herbert
* Horace
* Sam Gump
Don't Get A Gink

"'**Don't Get a Gink'**" is a song sung by the Cat in the Hat about not wanting a Gink, but Eliza Jane wants wants one. The Cat in the Hat tries to change her mind by getting some other pet. Some of the pets include an Airedale that flies through the air, a Bald Eagle with a toupee, a Mink in the pink and many more.

The song was featured in the *Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss* episode "The Gink".
El mundo de la pequeña Jenny

**El mundo de la pequeña Jenny** is the Spanish dubbed version of Little Jenny’s World airing on Spanish version on network Telemundo. It is featured the English names for all characters. This version also appears on the Little Jenny’s World DVD collection, under a Spanish audio option. There also exists separate Spanish subtitles on the DVDs, which are translated more literally from English.
Allison "Allie" Kendig

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Allie's first appearance was Ride.

Side: Foofa

Born: August 8, 2003

Age: 6

Gender: Female

Goal: Stylish

Phrase: It's okay to show up on a rainy day.

8-bit game: Foofa and Plex Race

Toy: Tortoise

Toy Color: Green

Toy Music: Balamory
Episode 22: Meet Miss O

Miss O is putting on an Obstinate Opera, "The Ostrich's Olive Omelet", and none of the Letter People in the show want to play the roles she assigns them, yet she doesn't care, because she's so obstinate. However, a crisis arises when Miss O, the lead, is needed in the clue boxes, but Sophie, and Travis excited to be a Scarecrows for her opera, so Mister F helps out by wearing Miss O's costume during the show. (Keep an eye on Mister F and Sophie in this episode, he's a hoot. He, Sophie and Miss O play well off of each other.)

## Starring

* Sophie
* Travis Tune
* Miss O
* Miss E
* Miss A
* Miss I
* Mister B
* Mister F
* Mister H
* Mister T
* Mister P
* Oscar Obligato
* Otto the stagehand
* Philharmonic Hall hostess.

## Notes

This episode is a first appearance of Tommy Tune
Episode 17: Meet Mister Z

Mister Z and wants to get to Captain Zemo and his zeppelin so he can go to Letter People Land, but first he has to get through the Zigzag Forest. After meeting some of the Forest's odd inhabitants, Mister Z finally gets to Captain Zemo, whose zeppelin is having problems starting, but Mister Z helps him jump-start in 56% the zeppelin with words that begin with Z, and finally gets to Letter People Land.

## Starring

* Mister Z
* Zero the Owl
* Zelda the witch woman
* Zeke Zapper
* Captain Zemo
* Mister M
* Miss A
Episode 27: The Squoosh

After Mister V shows up at a Catching Game rehearsal to explain to Monty Swell about his ripped vest, Monty insists that the Letter People make the word "Vest" in the clue boxes so Mister V can illustrate his desire to only appear at the start or in the middle of words. However, a problem arises...Mister S and Mister T can't both appear in an ending clue box, and when they do, they get squooshed, prompting Miss E to invent the starting and ending "Squoosh Boxes" where more than one Letter Person can stand at the start or end of a word. Later, Miss E writes the song "The Squoosh", which Monty Swell, Sophie and the Letter People sing.

## Starring

* Mister V
* Monty Swell
* Mister H
* Miss E
* Mister S
* Mister T
* Mister P
* Miss O
Bear in the Big Blue House

***Bear in the Big Blue House*** is a TV series that ran for lots of seasons, since 1997. The show was developed by Mitchell Kriegman with The Jim Henson Company for Disney Channel. In 2009, Bear’s Great Adventure filmed in Houston, Texas and released in December 21, 2010.

## Show Structure and Content

*Bear in the Big Blue House* is aimed at teaching lessons to preschool and early school-age children. In each episode, Bear explores learning concepts such as feelings, the alphabet, nature, science and more with the kids of the Big Blue House and/or out in Woodland Valley.

At the beginning of each episode, Bear welcomes viewers to his house and tells them that he thinks they smell good. After talking with one or more of the characters, he introduces the show theme, or "Word of the Day" and sometimes sings a song about it. This segment, in the first three seasons, is often followed by one in which real kids discuss the topic of the day. Afterwards, Bear usually explores the house or valley, talking with the kids and aiding/assisting them as necessary. He will also sometimes stop to find Shadow, who shares a story related to the theme of the day. At the end of each program, Bear heads to the attic of the house and talks with his friend Luna, the moon, about the day's events. The two sing "The Goodbye Song" and notable scenes from the episode are shown in brief. Bear then shares a final thought for the day.

Sometimes, at the opening of the program, Bear will have a talk with Ray. In the fourth season of the program, Woodland Valley, the community at large, is featured much more heavily. Tutter the mouse is shown attending school, many new characters are introduced and the Good Morning song and real-kids segments are no longer featured.

1. ↑ Noel MacNeal on Facebook, October 18, 2018 (private post)
Bonnie Scott

**Bonnie Ann Scott** (born February 20, 1941) is a retired American actress and singer. She was best known for being the original female lead in the hit Broadway musical *How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying* while at the age of only 20. Later she played Judy Bessemer during the first season of the ABC sitcom *That Girl* and Kathryn O'Dell in this franchise from 1974 to 1978.

## Early life

Scott was born Bonnie Ann Paul on February 20, 1941, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the younger of two children born to Albert and Blanche Paul. Her elder brother was named Jordan. The family moved to Los Angeles in 1945.

## Career

Scott began her career professionally singing and dancing at the age of two. She made her first television appearance at the age of eight performing live on the weekly ABC series *Soapbox Theatre* where she performed for two years.

She began a career in films at the age of 12. Several notable films she appeared in include *Love Is Better Than Ever* (MGM, 1952) *Beware, My Lovely* (RKO, 1952), *Vicki* (20th Century Fox, 1953) and *Dondi* (Allied Artists, 1961).

At the age of 13, Scott began performing on stage. She starred in several off-Vine Street musicals. The first of those was *Going Up* in 1954. The next musical was *Best Foot Forward*, then *Paint Your Fingers* and *Vintage 60* in 1960. She was the original Rosemary Pilkington in the 1961 musical *How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying* and sings on the Grammy Award-winning original cast album. After she left the show the role was taken over by Michele Lee, who also appeared in the film version of the musical.

At the age of 15, Bonnie Paul signed on to RCA Records as Bonnie Scott so to avoid confusion with singer Bunny Paul who was on contract with Capitol Records. While with RCA, Scott made several records and had a singing engagement at the Tropicana Las Vegas. She also made appearances in several television shows including *The Jerry Lewis Show*, *Playhouse 90*, *The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet* and *You Bet Your Life*. In 1966, Scott played Judy Bessemer on the first season of ABC's *That Girl*. In 1974, Scott played Kathryn O'Dell in the franchise. In 1978, She left the show business to moved to Northern California after Meet Mister P, She replaced by Anita Morris played Vivian Fairchild in Meet Mister S.

## Personal life

In 1961, after the opening of the play *How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying*, Scott met and married Robert Parker Hutchins, II. Hutchins was a backer for the musical. The two had twins, Wendy and Douglas, and she elected not to return to *How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying*. She divorced Hutchins in 1966. Bonnie Scott wed a second time to Jon Armstrong, a public finance investment banker, in 1978. Scott has suffered with heart issues throughout her life and in 1994, Scott underwent successful cardiac surgery at UCSF Medical Center. She and her husband currently reside in Northern California.[*citation needed*]
Episode 154: The Birthday Moose

Thidwick is so excited. It's his birthday, and just like every other year, the Birthday Bird will take him (and all of the other birthday celebrants) to Katroo for a huge party. But when word comes that the Birthday Bird is unable to make it this year, Thidwick decides to take charge and lead everyone to Katroo himself... disguised as the Birthday Bird!

## Starring

* Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose
* Morton the Elephant Bird
* Fox in Socks
* Mr. Knox
* Fiona Phish
* Birthday Bird (debut)

## Songs

* Going to Katroo
* Gonna Party Tonight
* There’s No Business Like Birthday Business
Episode 15: The Tryout

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

The gang goes to the TV studio, where they meet TV star Monty Swell. Monty likes the sound catches, but thinks something is missing...but soon the Letter People figure it out. Instead of one sound catch, they do two at a time and make words. Monty goes ga-ga over it and decides to make a game show out of it, thus "The Catching Game" is born.

## Starring:

* Sophie
* Abigail Stiles
* Kathryn O'Dell
* Eugene Glover
* Mister H
* Mister M
* Mister F
* Mister B
* Miss A
* Mister T
* Mister N
* Miss Blue
* Miss Red
* Miss Yellow
* Miss Orange
* Miss Purple
* Mister Green
* Monty Swell
Elpis/Relationships

* Main
* Plot
* **Relationships**
* Gallery

## Jacob

Her Father. Elpis has both love and hatred for him, solely because of his favoritism towards her talented older sister. However, she still craves for his praise and his affection, even if it had to be shared. When she first began shifting into her shadow form at a young age, he had pushed her to try even harder to develop her powers and even compared her to Irene when she was a little older and still showing no signs of a soot power. However, as she approached her 12th birthday. she had become aware that he had already become cold and dismissive of her and deemed her as useless; this prompted her to completely shatter and snap at Irene prior to her disposal.

## Freya

Her Mother. Elpis genuinely loves her mother, flaws and all. While Elpis struggled with gaining affection from her father, her mother was the one who gave all the love and affection to her as well as the rest of her siblings. Unlike Jacob's way of getting her to try harder to develop her powers, Freya would constantly reassure her when she started to doubt herself and would even give her some sort of advice. However, Elpis' desperation grew stronger as she got older and even with Freya's as well as Irene's support, Elpis began to completely bury herself in training and distanced herself from her family. When she was disposed, her mother was left grief-stricken.

## Irene

Her elder sister. Elpis' relationship with her elder sister is something that is filled with complications as well as the fact that Elpis has a very severe inferiority complex towards her. While the two were very close, Elpis' envy and jealousy towards her elder sister grew gradually as they approached the age limit towards their debut. Prior to Elpis' 12th birthday, the two had an argument that completely shattered their relationship. Elpis felt regret for snapping at her sister the way she did and unfortunately could not apologize as she was promptly disposed for not being able to awaken her soot power when she turned 12, leaving her elder sister a shell of the girl she once was.
Annie Get Your Gun

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***Annie Get Your Gun*** is a musical by Irving Berlin, about real-life sharpshooter Annie Oakley, as told to the audience by Buffalo Bill. With a book by Herbert and Dorothy Fields, it premiered on Broadway in 1946, starring Ethel Merman. Famous songs include "Anything You Can Do" and "There's No Business Like Show Business," both of which have been performed by the Muppets.

## Songs Performed by the Muppets

* "Doin' What Comes Nat'rally"

-Julie Andrews and the *Sesame Street* Muppets on *Julie on Sesame Street*.
* "There's No Business Like Show Business"

-Performed by Ethel Merman and the Muppets on episode 122 of *The Muppet Show*.
-Performed by the Muppets on episode 412 of *The Muppet Show*.
-*The Muppet Show Live* featured a parody of the song, "What Happened to Show Business".
-*The Muppets: A Celebration of Thirty Years* featured the Ethel Merman recording in a clip montage at the beginning of the special.
* "Anything You Can Do"

-*Sam and Friends* featured Kermit and precorded footage of himself, singing a parody duet.
-*The Mike Douglas Show* featured a robot singing the song.
-Performed by Ethel Merman and Miss Piggy on episode 122 of *The Muppet Show*.
-Performed by Gonzo and Floyd Pepper on episode 305 of *The Muppet Show*.
## References

* On *Sesame Street*, a "Dinner Theatre" segment was presented as "Annie Get Your Gumbo" in Episode 4155. A family who eats gumbo together, sings about it together with the parody song "There's No Dinners Like Family Dinners".

* The mini-series, *Elmo's Backyard*, features a talking tree in Elmo's yard named "Annie Oak".

## Connections

* Irving Davies played Tommy Keeler in the 1947 West End production
* Jane Horrocks played Annie Oakley in a 2009 London revival.
* Nick Jonas was a replacement for Little Jake (Annie's brother) in the 1999 revival
* Cheryl Ladd played Annie Oakley in the 1999 revival.
* Susan Lucci played Annie Oakley in the 1999 revival.
* Donna McKechnie played Annie Oakley in a National Tour.
* Ethel Merman originated the role of Annie Oakley on Broadway and reprised it in the 1966 revival
* Jerry Orbach played Charlie Davenport in the 1966 revival
* Bernadette Peters played Annie Oakley in the 1999 revival.
* Maria Lucia Heiberg Rosenberg played Annie Oakly, in a production on "Det Ny Teater" in Denmark
Cubes

A series of **Cubes** appear in the "Elmo the Musical" segment, "Detective the Musical."

To help show a mischievous cube that he's needed, Elmo and a Ham Actor sing a song that shows how cubes are everywhere. They are joined by various other cubes, including:

* An ice cube (Susan Garland)
* A sugar cube (Leslie Carrara-Rudolph)
* A pair of dice (John Tartaglia)
* A block (Carmen Osbahr)
* A Jack-in-the-box (Kevin Clash)
* A brownie square (John Kennedy)
Episode 24: Meet Miss U

Miss U and her umbrella float up to the rooftops of Letter People Land, where she meets Uncle Elmer, the umpire. Seems the ump is looking for his baseball, which was hit out of the park and down a chimney. Miss U goes down the chimney to look and encounters the Unforgettable Underground Uglies, who have an uncanny way of making Letter People appear in their hideout for the Catching Game at will. It turned out to be a dream...or was it?

## Starring

* Sophie
* Mister Green
* Miss U
* Uncle Elmer
* Mister B
* Mister S
* Unforgettable Underground Uglies.
Episode 340: The Birthday Moose

Thidwick the Moose is so excited. It's his birthday, and just like every other year, the Birthday Bird will take him (and all of the other birthday celebrants) to Katroo for a huge party. But when word comes that the Birthday Bird is unable to make it this year, Thidwick decides to take charge and lead everyone to Katroo himself... disguised as the Birthday Bird!

## Songs

* Going to Katroo
* Gonna Party Tonight
Episode 19: Meet Mister S

Mister S and his cowboy buddy Slaw Hammerfill are on their way to the Catching Game, but first they have to find the starter for Mister S's Sockmobile. They finally do, and Slaw (who sounds a bit like John Wayne) is a success on the Catching Game.

## Starring:

* Vivian Fairchild
* Sophie
* Mister S
* Slaw Hammerfill
* Miss A
* Mister P
* Mister T
* Monty Swell

## Notes

* This episode is a first appearance of Anita Morris.
Kyaw Zaw Oo

**Kyaw Zaw Oo** (Burmese: ကျော်ဇောဦး) is an Arakanese politician, who used to serve as a member of parliament in the Rakhine State Hluttaw for (2015-2020) tenure. He was elected MP as an independent candidate in Sittwe-2 constituency in 2015. He is now leading the Arakan Front Party as its vice chair.

## Political career

In the 2015 Myanmar general election, as he was elected for the Rakhine State Hluttaw, his father, Wai Sein Aung, was elected as an Amyotha Hluttaw MP from Rakhine State No. 1 parliamentary constituency (i.e. Sittwe township).

Kyaw Zaw Oo proposed, in 2016 December, a motion to the Rakhine state parliament that the local parliament should not recognise the existence or the findings of the (Kofi Annan-led) Advisory Commission on Rakhine State (Burmese: ရခိုင်ပြည်နယ်ဆိုင်ရာ အကြံပေးကော်မရှင်), which was formed by central Myanmar government, the parliament approved it after discussion.

He submitted his resignation from the Arakan National Party on 4 December 2017, a week after Dr Aye Maung's resignation.

## On 1982 Myanmar Citizenship Law

Kyaw Zaw Oo has been an advocate of 1982 Myanmar Citizenship Law, in which the citizenship is granted on the principle of jus sanguinis (Latin for “blood rights” or “law of the bloodline”). He wrote articles on this subject in national daily newspapers, and gave talks on it as well.

## Alerting about Kha Maung Seik massacre

Near the end of August 2017 in Kha Maung Seik (also known as Fakir Bazar) of Maungdaw Township, about a hundred Hindus men and women were massacred by ARSA. While that incident was buried in the fog caused by the then ARSA violences, Kyaw Zaw Oo investigated it and posted a detailed account about it on Facebook on 13 September 2017, consequently, being the first in alerting the domestic and international communities about the incident.

## Open Letter to Min Aung Hlaing

On 17 March 2019, Kyaw Zaw Oo published a bi-lingual open letter to senior general Min Aung Hlaing (commander-in-chief of Myanmar Armed Forces) about many rights violations of Tatmadaw (Myanmar Armed Forces) in Rakhine State, inflicting on lives and property of the civilians, damaging some buildings of cultural heritage as well.

## End Notes / External Links

* Kyaw Zaw Oo's Blog
* Arakan Front Party's Blog
* Last updated on 14th December 2021
Episode 16: The Catching Game

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

"The Catching Game" is about to go on the air! Miss A gives Monty Swell and Mister H her blueprint for the set, which includes a starting clue box, a catching clue box (which is the largest) and an ending clue box to let people know which sounds are where in a word. The show debuts successfully because of this design scheme.

## Starring

* Miss A
* Mister H
* Mister B
* Mister T
* Mister F
* Mister N
* Monty Swell
* Ruth Allen
Episode 26: The Story of Mister V and The Story of Mister S

Mister V is expecting Mister B, Mister Z, Vivian Fairchild, Kathryn O'Dell, Miss Purple, and Mister P over for dinner, but the trio are more concerned about spiffing up Mister V's favorite violet velvet vest with buttons, zippers, and patches except the girly couple. Mister V does not want such things on his vest, and he requests them removed. The other Letter People reluctantly remove their items, but not before accidentally ripping the left side of Mister V's vest! Mister V gets very distraught, and decides from then on in to only start or stand in the middle of a word so no one will see the rip in his vest. Undeterred, Mister B, Mister Z, and Mister P offer their "gifts" to Mister S for his super socks, but he doesn't want them either. Finally, Mister Z says that Mister S can borrow his sound (and appear in more words) if he wears one of Mister Z's zippers. Mister S tries this and is very successful, and agrees to borrow Mister Z's sound whenever he wears a zipper on his Super Socks.

## Starring

* Mister V
* Mister S
* Miss Purple
* Vivian Fairchild
* Kathryn O'Dell
* Mister B
* Mister Z
* Mister P
* Mister H
* Miss I
Billy Bramwell

**Billy Bramwell** (1953-2004) was a singer and singer-songwriter. His persona was Sloppy Pop from 1977 to 2000. He died at the age of 50 from pneumonia.

## Songs

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Characters who have died

A list of characters who have passed away. Due to the cartoon-like nature of the Muppets, this list does not include characters subjected to seemingly fatal accidents (such as explosions or being eaten) without other evidence of the character's actual death. This list does not include the death of performers or retirement/absence of a character without any on-screen evidence or confirmation that the character actually died.

## List

* Mr. Hooper - Died as a result of the passing of actor Will Lee; explained to Big Bird in *Sesame Street* Episode 1839.
* Elmo's Uncle Jack - Explained in the special *When Families Grieve*.
* Abuelito Paco and Mama Meche - Rosita's grandfather and great-grandmother who are celebrated in *Sesame Street's* "Dia de los Muertos" online video in 2021.
Episode 339: The Road to Ka-Larry

Sue Snue is sent on an important mission: to deliver a box filled with precious gifts to Regina, the Queen of Ka-Larry. With Fox in Socks and Mr. Knox as her escorts, she must do whatever it takes to get the box to Queen Regina...even if it means getting there with a slightly lighter box.

## Songs

* On Our Way to Ka-Larry
* Thank You, Sue Snue

## Notes

* This episode marks Queen Regina's only spoken appearance.
Character birthdays

The official birthdays of *Unique New York* characters.

## Date unknown

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* Alan — Episode 4620
* Antonio — Episode 0333
* Athena — Episode 2694
* Biff — Episode 3387
* Charlie — Waiter Grover sketch
* Clementine — "I'll Always Remember I Love You"
* Curly Bear — Episode 4055
* Daisy — *When Is My Birthday?*
* Dorothy — Elmo's World: Birthdays
* Fluffy — Episode 2315
* Forgetful Jones' cousin — Forgetful sketch
* Gabi — Episode 2615, Episode 3442
* Grace — Episode 1916
* The Grand High Triangle Lover — Episode 3234
* Granny Bird — Episode 0344, Episode 1470, Episode 5022
* Grundgetta — Episode 1580
* Henrietta Honker — Episode 4074
* Kingston Livingston III — "Kingston's House Party"
* Linda — Episode 0914, Episode 0930, Episode 3806
* Little Red Riding Hood — *Elmo and Abby's Birthday Fun!*
* Marshal Earp — Old West sketch with Bad Bart
* Nina — Episode 5002
* Norbert the Robot — Episode 4709
* Olivia — Episode 1357
* Rocco — Episode 4126
* Ruthie — Episode 3774
* Stinky the Stinkweed — Episode 4194
* Two-Headed Monster — Episode 1573, Episode 4709
* Uli von Bödefeld — Folge 0840, Folge 1056

## Contested

* Zoe's birthday has at least three different dates:
	+ March 10
		- 1998 Tyco PVC packaging
		- 2005 calendar
		- *Elmopalooza* DVD menu
	+ September 30 (Fran Brill's birthday)
		- *Sesame Street Unpaved*
		- 2004 calendar
		- 2010 press release
		- Episode 4709
	+ January
		- Cited by Zoe on *Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?*

## Sources

1. ↑ Press Kit Bios: Season 41, Season 42
Brian Herring

**Brian Herring** is a puppeteer who has performed in various Muppet/Henson productions, notably as the second incarnation of Hubba Hubba (originally performed by Mark Jefferis) and then as Groove in the current block of Unique London and The Hoobs. He also performed Twang the motorette which was voiced by Mark Jefferis.
Cole Porter

**Cole Porter** (1891-1964) was a prominent composer of musical theater and popular songs. His musical comedy work includes the shows *Anything Goes* and *Kiss Me, Kate*.

## Songs

### *Anything Goes*

* "I Get a Kick Out of You"

- Miss Blue and Mister K

### *Born to Dance*

* "I've Got You Under My Skin"

### *Gay Divorce*

* "Night and Day"

- Miss Pink, Mister Q, Mister C, Mister K
### *High Society*

* "True Love"

- Mister Q and Miss U
Elmo's World: Singing

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## Notes

* The recording of Verdi's "La donna e mobile" that Mr. Noodle lip-syncs to is from a 1971 performance of *Rigoletto*. A co-production of the Ambrosian Opera Chorus and the London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, tenor Luciano Pavarotti sang as the Duke of Mantua (and it's his vocals Mr. Noodle lip-syncs to).
Episode 216: The Mystery of Winna-Bango Falls

When Jane Kangaroo insists that the citizens of Lake Winna-Bango cease sliding around on Fruzzle-Floom Fruit peels and instead discard them, the mighty waterfall mysteriously stops falling. It's up to our hero, Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose, to piece together the ecological chain and restore the water source.
Annie Newnham

**Annie Newnham** (born October 2, 1956) was an American tap dancer known for her innovative tap style mixed with jazz.

Newnham was a popular rhythm tap dancer in America in the mid-20th century, when she performed on the nightclub and burlesque circuits. She was also popular in Europe and lived in Paris for a brief period of her life. Slyde appeared in several musicals and shows in the 1980s, and she received numerous awards for her talent. She was known for her signature name for The Letter People. Miss Periwinkle.
Episode 31: Meet Mister K

In the far-off kingdom of Kabob, Kernac has kidnapped the kazoo-playing King...just before he is scheduled to play his kazoo at the kindergarten! The King's daughter, Karen, the Grand Shish of Kabob, summons Mister K to assist in her father's rescue. He rescues the King after visualizing Kernac being duped by the Letter People playing the Catching Game with Miss Purple, but soon afterwards, Kernac returns to steal the King's kazoo again. However, it's a cliffhanger ending! Before Mister K left for Kabob, he had a falling out with Mister C, who suddenly wishes to leave Letter People Land. Mister P and Sophie notices this, and suddenly he realizes why Mister C is so mad at Mister K! Do YOU know why?

## Starring

* Sophie
* Miss Purple
* Mister K
* Mister P
* Mister C
* Miss I
* Mister T
* Karen (the Grand Shish of Kabob)
* the King of Kabob, Kernac
* a messenger
Anything You Can Do

**Publisher**  | Irving Berlin Music. Co.

"**Anything You Can Do**" is a duet in which both the performers brag about their abilities and claim to be able to do everything "better". It was originally written for a man and a woman in *Annie Get Your Gun*; that version was performed on Broadway by Ethel Merman. The song in this form can be considered a feminist anthem, with the woman challenging the man in abilities which include hunting, digging, bartering, drinking, and horseriding. The song has been performed by the Muppets on several occasions.

## Lyrics

Anything you can do,

I can do better.

I can do anything

Better than you.

No, you can't.

Yes, I can. No, you can't.

Yes, I can. No, you can't.

Yes, I can,

Yes, I can!

Anything you can be

I can be greater.

Sooner or later,

I'm greater than you.

No, you're not. Yes, I am.

No, you're not. Yes, I am.

No, you're NOT!. Yes, I am.

Yes, I am!

I can shoot a partridge

With a single cartridge.

I can get a sparrow

With a bow and arrow.

I can live on bread and cheese.

And only on that?

Yes.

So can a rat!

Any note you can reach

I can go higher.

I can sing anything

Higher than you.

No, you can't. (High)

Yes, I can. (Higher) No, you can't. (Higher)

Yes, I can. (Higher) No, you can't. (Higher)

Yes, I can. (Higher) No, you can't. (Higher)

Yes, I can. (Higher) No, you can't. (Higher)

Yes, I CAN! (Highest)

Anything you can buy

I can buy cheaper.

I can buy anything

Cheaper than you.

Fifty cents?

Forty cents! Thirty cents?

Twenty cents! No, you can't!

Yes, I can,

Yes, I can!

Anything you can say

I can say softer.

I can say anything

Softer than you.

No, you can't. (Softly)

Yes, I can. (Softer) No, you can't. (Softer)

Yes, I can. (Softer) No, you can't. (Softer)

Yes, I can. (Softer)

YES, I CAN! (Full volume)

I can drink my liquor

Faster than a flicker.

I can drink it quicker

And get even sicker!

I can open any safe.

Without bein' caught?

Sure.

That's what I thought--

you crook!

Any note you can hold

I can hold longer.

I can hold any note

Longer than you.

No, you can't.

Yes, I can No, you can't.

Yes, I can No, you can't.

Yes, I can

Yes, I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I No, you C-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-N'T--

CA-A-A-A-N! (Cough, cough!)

Yes, you ca-a-a-an!

Anything you can wear

I can wear better.

In what you wear

I'd look better than you.

In my coat?

In your vest! In my shoes?

In your hat! No, you can't!

Yes, I can

Yes, I CAN!

Anything you say

I can say faster.

I can say anything

Faster than you.

No, you can't. (Fast)

Yes, I can. (Faster) No, you can't. (Faster)

Yes, I can. (Faster) Noyoucan't. (Faster)

YesIcan! (Fastest)

I can jump a hurdle.

I can wear a girdle.

I can knit a sweater.

I can fill it better!

I can do most anything!

Can you bake a pie? No.

Neither can I.

Anything you can sing

I can sing sweeter.

I can sing anything

Sweeter than you.

No, you can't. (Sweetly)

Yes, I can. (Sweeter) No, you can't. (Sweeter)

Yes, I can. (Sweeter) No, you can't. (Sweeter)

Yes, I can. (Sweeter) No, you can't, can't, can't (sweeter)

Yes, I can, can, can (Sugary)

Yes, I can! No, you can't!
Episode 53: Fox in Socks’s Strep Throat

**Air Date**  | August 7, 2004

**Fox in Socks’s Strep Throat**" is the thirty-third in the second season of Go!.

## Segments

1. Haunted House Party (first segment of the episode): Harry Houdini
2. Carla Dansup – "Chill It" Parody of "Beat It" by Michael Jackson
3. Sam Spud: Nutty as a Fruitcake
4. Song: Tim Lagasse as Man and Susan Garland and Woman: Anything You Can Do
5. (Like, Totally) Paige and Sage: Beach

**Break**

1. Theater Trailers: Dance at Rest (Stay at Rest)
2. Movie Previews: Because a Little Bug Went Ka-CHOO!
3. Song: Bruce Lanoil sings Miss 14.
4. Mugshots (last segment of the episode): Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra
	1. Viola Hardcase said she was at a Steven Spielberg film festival watching E.T., Jurassic Park, and Independence Day (GUILTY×, Spielberg didn’t make Independence Day, That was some other guy).
	2. Bass Henderson said he was at the Panama🇵🇦 Canal where boats pass between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans  (GUILTY×, the Panama🇵🇦 Canal connects the Atlantic with the Pacific, Not the Indian ocean).
	3. Willow Reed said she was in Africa bagging 2 tigers and a rhinoceros (GUILTY×, There are no tigers in Africa).
	4. Fingers Weinstock said he was at his cousin’s wedding, where he ate a traditional Italian meal of linguini, fettuccini, and cannelloni (NOT GUILTY✓, Linguine, Fettuccini, and Cannelloni are all invented foods from Italy🇮🇹).
Auntie Judy

**Auntie Judy** is a regular on the "The Fox and Knox Show". This "other" Auntie replaced her aunt, in 2004. The following season featured the two girls together or more people togther, and they subsequently alternated with each other.

When performer Farrah Fawcett passed away in 2009, the original Auntie Judy remained, but her other aunt can still be seen in repeated episodes.
Episode 48: Soft G

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

Mister J and Sophie finds a rare gem from an art museum and displays it in his junkyard. Later, he finds out from his radio (which is quite hilarious, I might add) that it's the dangerous Genius Gem, which makes someone disappear if their sound doesn't go with their name. However, he finds this out AFTER Mister G visits him, touches the Gem, and disappears! In order to bring Mister G back, Mister J decides to let him borrow his Jumbled Junk sound before silent E. This process allows Mister G to come back and when he touches the Gem again, he doesn't disappear.

## Starring

* Sophie
* Mister J
* Mister G
* Miss E
* Officer Jabberwocky
* Mister P
* Miss A
Episode 18: Meet Mister P

Mister P is riding the range when his prize pizza gets stolen by the Purple Peekaboo Palookas. Mister P, along with Mister T and Miss Red, outsmart the Palookas to get his pizza back by playing the Catching Game.

## Starring

* Sophie
* Mister P
* Miss Red
* Mister T
* the Purple Peekaboo Palookas
* Mister N
* Miss A

## Notes

This episode is a last appearance of Jeannie Russell before her retirement.
Episode 14: What's The Catch

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

A new TV station is open for business in Letter People Land, and Mister H is busy recruiting new talent. Mister T sings country music, Mister N blows some serious jazz on his noisy nose, Mister M attempts to sing calypso, Mister F tries his feet at juggling, and Miss A tries to tell jokes. Mister M criticizes Miss A's comedy and she gets upset, and the two argue over who has the better sound. When the two of them bump into each other and make their sounds at the same time, Mister H likes what he sees and agrees that "sound catching" should be the Letter People's ticket to stardom, but Mister M angers Miss A (who needs to be in all the sound catches), and has to find her after she walks out. He and Sophie subsequently does find her and there is a reconciliation, and the Letter People are on their way to fame and fortune.

## Starring

* Sophie
* Abigail Stiles
* Kathryn O'Dell
* Eugene Glover
* Mister H
* Mister T
* Mister N
* Mister B
* Miss A
* Mister F
* Mister M
* Miss Blue
* Miss Red
* Miss Yellow
* Miss Orange
* Miss Purple
* Mister Green
Episode 5773

## Plot

Today is Tutter's Birthday, and the friends in The Big Blue House decide to throw him a special surprise birthday party. Pip and Pop are placed in charge of the decorations, but run into trouble with the balloons. All the noise attracts Tutter, but Bear manages to head him off with our help. Tutter learns that having a birthday means becoming a year older. He speculates on all the great things he'll be able to do when he's older. Ojo works on the cake and Treelo wraps Tutter's present. Though, Treelo gets so excited about the birthday that at first he wants to keep the present for himself.

## Songs

* When I'm Older
* Happy, Happy Birthday
Episode 51: The No Talking Contest/Dancing in the Street

**Theme**  | Noise/Dance

**The No Talking Contest/Dancing in the Street** is a twenty-first episode of second season.

## Dancing in the Street

Today is Block party, Everyone dances in many different ways. Bonnie and Roo are dancing the Salsa, Tiana and her little brother Bobby dancing the Mambo, Mister B does the Disco, Daisy and Johnny Snowman does Rhumba, Rosita and Telly does the Tango, Mister J does the Twist, Mister M, Miss A and the kids (including Zoe Robinson) does Hip hop, Mister R and Miss E does the Swing, Andy Pumpkin does the Charleston, Maggie and Galileo does the Hand jive, Hegdish and Lulu does Beguine, Jane Kangaroo and Junior Kangaroo does the Flamenco, Little Bill, Kiku, Fushia and Andrew does the Hula, Henry Penguin and Julie does Penguin Polka, Gillian and Lillian does Square dance, Horton and Morton does the Cha Cha and Fox and Knox does Tap dance,
Episode 53: Mumbai Music/Penguins Prefer Party

* Jennifer Armstrong as the Emperor penguin chick and Nicole the Emperor penguin chick
* Richard Babington as Octavio the Macaroni penguin
* Dian Perry as the Macaroni penguin
* as the Macaroni penguin chick
* Patrick Boland as Henry the Snares penguin
* Elizabeth Armstrong as Paula the Snares penguin
* Leslie Carrara-Rudolph as Bobby the Snares penguin chick
* as the Adélie penguin
* as the Adélie penguin
* as the Adélie penguin chick
* John Pattison as Chinstrap penguin
* Megg Nicol as Nikki the Chinstrap penguin
* as the Chinstrap penguin chick

## Trivia

* Dame Julia Richardson's 3rd birthday was celebrated in this episode.
Brothers and Sisters

"**Brothers and Sisters**" is a *Sesame Street* song sung by Stephanie D'Abruzzo and John Tartaglia. The song is featured over a live-action film which portrays a number of different types of families and the relationships found in brothers and sisters from young kids to aunts and uncles.

An instrumental version of this song is played over the end credits of the 2003 home video *Three Bears and a New Baby*.

## Releases

Video
* *Three Bears and a New Baby* (2003)

Online
* SesameStreet's YouTube Channel

File:Sesame Street Brothers And Sisters
Episode 2: Meet Mister T

Mister T sings his song, then meets Sophie and Mister M. Mister T tells some tall tales about his tall teeth, then visits the dentist for a toothache. The dentist then quizzes him on words that start with his sound to take his mind off his toothache. There's also a cute live-action segment with some little kids and instruments that begin with the letter T.

## Starring

* Mister T
* Mister M
* Sophie
* a dentist
Episode 56: The Mystery Of Winna Bango Falls

When Jane Kangaroo insists that the citizens of Lake Winna-Bango cease sliding around on Fruzzle-Floom Fruit peels and instead discard them, the mighty waterfall mysteriously stops falling. It's up to our hero, Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose, to piece together the ecological chain and restore the water source.
Episode 28: Meet Mister D

Duke and Duchess Doodlebug are in a dither...their dancing dragon, Dolly (who sounds a lot like Carol Channing), has disappeared, and she's supposed to dance at their party. Enter Mister D, who lures Dolly back to her owners with various items that begin with the same sound that start Delicious Doughnuts. Later, Dolly plays the Catching Game at the Doodlebugs' party. Numerous "Hello, Dolly!" gags appear in this episode, and Mister D's voice is not the thundering bass we've all come to know and love!

## Starring

* Sophie
* Mister D
* Duke Doodlebug
* Duchess Doodlebug
* Dolly the dancing dragon
* Mister Z
* Miss U
* Dash Dudley the news reporter
* Miss I
* Mister M

## Featuring

* Miss O (seen in the background in the party scene)
Episode 32: The Story of Mister C and Mister K

When we last left the Letter People, Mister C was planning on leaving, claiming that he was no longer needed with Mister K around. Mister K returns from Kabob and Mister C nearly explodes at him. Mister T convinces the guys to go to Miss I's nightclub so Mister H can help them solve the problem. Mister H lets the vowels decide who stands in front of which vowel....however Mister C is a bit sneaky and leaves his mark in front of Miss A. Mister K notices this and puts a lowercase K in front of Miss E and Miss I, and then Mister C claims the remaining vowels. However, another problem arises...Mister K is afraid of kicking people whenever he makes a squoosh, so the Letter Girls decide he should be the second part of the squoosh, while Mister C would only be the first part of a squoosh. Despite this resolution, Mister C still wants to stand in front of all the vowels...so Mister S intervenes and lets Mister C borrow his sound whenever he stands in front of Miss E and Miss I. After this decision, all is well again in Letter People Land.

## Starring

* Sophie
* Miss Purple
* Mister C
* Mister K
* Miss A
* Miss E
* Miss I
* Miss O
* Miss U
* Mister T
* Mister H
* Mister P
* Mister S
* Mister M
* Mister L
Episode 45: Meet Mister J

Sophie sells at the Juice Stand. Judge Judith Jackpot (hey, Judge Judy!) tells Letter People Land's policeman, Officer Jasper Jabberwocky, that she wants Mister J to move his Jumbled Junkyard so she can build a new jail on his land. Officer Jabberwocky is reluctant to do so, especially once Mister J appears and sings a spirited rendition of his song. Mister J is crushed about having to move, but with the help of his friend the Joker-In-The-Box, he convinces the Judge that people can learn about the letter J and the sound it makes in his Junkyard. The Judge is convinced, and welets Mister J stay put.

(NOTE to all the CATS fans: if you look at Mister J closely, he's silver with faint grey stripes. Looks like he was made from an old Munkustrap costume!)

## Starring

* Mister J,
* Officer Jabberwocky
* Judge Judith Jackpot
* the Joker-In-The-Box
* Mister M
* Miss A
* Miss E
* Mister T
Dance Myself to Sleep

In the song "**Dance Myself to Sleep**," Ernie explains that when he can't fall asleep, he gets back up out of bed and dances until he feels sleepy. He's joined in his dancing by some Boogie Woogie Sheep, a bugle, and his Rubber Duckie. Throughout the number Bert complains and tells Ernie to go back to bed. At the end of the song, the sheep take Bert and his bed outside, and Ernie snuggles down into his bed with his Rubber Duckie, finally able to go to sleep.

Ernie (voiced by Steve Whitmire) recorded a new version of the song for the CD-ROM game, *Music Maker*, with commentary by Bert.

In *Mrs. Zabarelli's Holiday Baton Movie*, the song was re-edited to include celebrities who had appeared on the show for December 2003, including Joshua Bell, Harvey Fierstein, Whoopi Goldberg, Seth Green, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Larry King, Andrea Martin, Martina McBride, Dr. Phil McGraw, Christopher Meloni, Julianne Moore, Natalie Portman, Doris Roberts, Ruben Studdard, and Venus Williams. Stockard Channing, Allison Janney, and Lily Tomlin

## Other versions

3978t.jpgAn animated segment sung by a lion, drawn by Sally Cruikshank.
(First: Episode 3848)MJeter.DanceMyself.jpgMichael Jeter sings with the sheep.
(First: Episode 3857)MZHBM-DMTS.jpgA celebrity version was filmed for *Mrs. Zabarelli's Holiday Baton Movie*.
Episode 55: Meet Mister R

Mister R is upset because his rubberbands seem to have lost their rip. He calls on Roscoe Rocker and Ringo Bebop (the same periwinkle puppets used for the Purple Peekaboo Palookas and the Unforgettable Underground Uglies), who run a rubberband repair service (as well as perform a comedy act and play electric tuba and typewriter), to fix them. Roscoe and Ringo do so, but not before reeling off a series of smart cracks that nearly drive Mister R and Sophier nuts. As it turns out, Roscoe and Ringo like the sound of Mister R's ripping rubberbands and decide to form a band with him. Miss E hears the guys rehearsing at a recreation hall and names them "The Red Rubber Band" (with Monty Swell and Roscoe playing the Catching Game with the word "red"). Rock and Roll!

## Starring

* Sophie
* Mister R
* Roscoe Rocker
* Ringo Bebop
* Miss E
* Mister D
* Monty Swell
Bruce Lanoil

File:Lanoil.jpg
**Bruce Lanoil** (b. July 5, 1976) is a puppeteer, actor and voice actor who has been in several Muppet productions.

In 1985, He started a role of Andy from The Letter People.

He performed The Cat in the Hat and Fox in Socks in 2002 to present day of *The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss*. He married Leslie Carrara-Rudolph in 2002.

## Muppet Credits

* *Muppet\*Vision 3D*
* *The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss:* The Cat in the Hat (2002–present), Fox in Socks (2002–present), Alonzo, Announcer, Aunt May, Barney Balaban, Big Nosed Whozit, Big-Bottomed Rumpit, Bob, King of the Wickershams, First Mate, Grandpa Mullally, Green-Tufted Sneel (in "Yertle the King"), Hajji, The Hum-Bleeper, King Noogle of Nug, Larry Nooly, Little Wimpy Guy (not the voice), Mayor's Servant, Money Whozit, Morton's Pink Friend, Mr. Webley, Newsboy, Onlooker #2, Pa Blozzit, Ronald Q. Clark, Singing Classmate in Play, Subscription-Selling Whozit, Tiger, Uncle Dutter, Unhappy Man, Zander, Zauber
* Bear Discovers Around The World: Stanley the Emperor Penguin (in “Penguins Prefer Party”),

## External links

* IMDb
* PerformFX
* Under the Puppet interview
Episode 60: Meet The Word Machine

Miss O and her dog Otto visits her new neighbor Professor Foghorn, who has invented a Word Machine. The Word Machine's purpose is to make sure all the letters in words go by the rules--using the right sounds and so forth. Miss O keeps feeding the Machine words with letters using irregular sounds--and when they don't go through, they run away, upset that the Word Machine won't accept them for what they are. After a number called "I'm The Word Machine", the Runaway Words go off into the world, with Miss O wishing them good luck and Godspeed.

## Starring

* Miss O
* Professor Foghorn
* the Word Machine
* various Runaway Words
Episode 25: Meet Mister L

Sophie and Mister L wants to open his lemonade stand, but he has to overcome a few obstacles. First Lazy Laura leans on his locker filled with lemons, then the Lavender Lollapalooza comes and steals the lemons altogether. With the help of some of the other Letter People, Mister L and Sophie gets his lemons back and then offers his hand in friendship to the Lollapalooza, who readily accepts.

## Starring

* Sophie
* Mister L
* Lazy Laura
* the Lavender Lollapalooza
* Mister H
* the Lucky Leprechaun
* Mister P
* Miss A