Henson Kids Cameos
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Appearances of Jim Henson's children - Cheryl, Brian, Lisa, John, and Heather - as kids in Muppet/Henson productions.
| My father liked to do everything – or at least a lot of the stuff – himself. Like the building work, and yard work, and landscaping... all of that. So we used to do a lot of that. It was a pretty creative house, though. He used to have all of us kids mosaic a bathroom when we were real young – all under 10. I remember we painted the kitchen, and each one of us painted a cabinet. He also used to make those insert films for Sesame Street in the house on the weekends. So we used to be helping with his work and helping around the house – it was all sort-of one big thing to us.
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Appearances
 Brian in Wheels That Go |
 Brian in an early Sesame Street film, included in the Sesame Street Pitch Reel |
 Brian in the Sesame Street Number Song Series as the kid who says "3 peas" |
 Brian in the Sesame Street Number Song Series as the kid who says "5 dimes" and "7 nickels". |
 Brian in the Sesame Street Number Song Series as the kid who says "8 ping-pong balls". |
 John in the Sesame Street Song of Ten as the kid who says "10 Bells". |
 Heather in Rollercoaster 1, 2, 3 |
 Heather in The Muppets Take Manhattan |
 Heather dress as Cyndi Lauper in Muppet Magazine issue 8 |
Honorable Mentions
- At a MuppetFest panel, Kirk Thatcher stated that "a Henson child" portrayed the toddler seen running around during the "strip" montage, but jokingly refused to specify who for fear of strangulation.
- In a Sesame Street News Flash sketch, the first five of The Old Woman Who Lives in a Shoe's children are named Heather, Johnny, Brian, Lisa and Cheryl.
