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Revision as of 01:34, 6 November 2010
- This article is about the Green Anything Muppet pattern. For Kermit the Frog's song, see "Bein' Green".
The Green Anything Muppet is a green rod puppet with a conical-shaped head used on Sesame Street. Pantone 375 is used to define the color, officially referred to in the 1979 company style guide as a "yellow green." The most frequent designation for the collective pattern in the guides, however, is simply Green.
Sometime in the 1990s, the shade of green on the puppet style has changed from an almost yellow-green to a darker shade of green. However, the yellow-green version of the puppet is sometimes still used today. In 2009, a slightly larger, live-hand version has been used occasionally.
Popular Muppets made from the Green pattern include Sherlock Hemlock, Lefty the Salesman, Little Jerry, Clementine and Farley.
An example of the Pantone colors
Puppet builder Rollie Krewson with a blank Green puppet
Arlene Frantic (from the Foot episode)
Arlene Frantic (from the Nose episode)
Bruno Tonioli Muppet
Christmas Carolers female
Coachman
Dinner Theater son
Five People in My Family brother
"Home to Me" eskimo
I Am a Fine Musician trumpet player
Jack from Storybook Community School
Jill from Learning to Share
Joe
Little Jack Horner (1998)
Little Jack Horner (2005)
Mad Man (Ernie's Robin Hood sketch)
"Mahna Mahna" female back-up singer
Maurice
One of the Three Men in a Tub
Sad the Dwarf
Sally and Sue
The Singing Dentists lead singer
Sneaky the Dwarf
Two of the Princess's subjects from a Sesame Street News Flash segment
See also
- The song "Bein' Green" is sometimes credited simply as "Green."