User:MuppetArchives/The Prefixed List

Template:Talk Characters who start with the prefix "The":

Individuals

• The Alligator King- title character in song, nobility
• The Amazing Mumford- official character name, used in dialogue and in the book Happy and Sad, Grouchy and Glad
• The Announcer
• The Arab
• The Beast
• The Big Bad Wolf (Muppet Classic Theater)- common name in fairy tales
• The Big Bad Wolf- common name in fairy tales
• The Bird Announcer
• The Birdman- identified as such in credits and dialogue, reference to "the Birdman of Alcatraz,"
• The Birthday Bird- name in source text
• The Blimp- superhero name
• The Boss- character name, euphemism for Judaic-Christian deity God
• The Captain- character name
• The Cat in the Hat- name in source text
• The Cat
• The Cheese
• The Christmas Turkey
• The Cloverland Dairy Cow
• The Count's Brother- should be moved to Count von Count's Brother?
• The Cowardly Lion- listed in credits as "Cowardly Lion" but in most texts with "The"
• The Danceros
• The Dancing Clown
• The Defroster
• The Devil- common prefix for theological figure
• The Duchess- name in source text, nobility
• The Easter Bunny- full title for mythical figure
• The Eel
• The Elephant
• The Fastest Person in the Kingdom
• The Floating Face
• The Gagtoothed Groan
• The Gambler- title character in Kenny Rogers' song
• The Geefle- title character in "The Story of the Geefle and the Gonk."
• The Germ
• The Glox
• The Glutton- name in sketch title, Ed Sullivan intro
• The Gonk- title character in "The Story of the Geefle and the Gonk."
• The Great Potato- deity name
• The Grinch- character name in source text
• The Gryphon (Dreamchild)- character name in source text
• The Hat- identified as such in credits
• The Hipster
• The Job Wizard- identified as such in credits
• The King of Id- nobility, character name in source text, though often simply called "The King."
• The King
• The LaChoy Dragon- introduces himself with "I'm the LaChoy Dragon!"
• The Lion
• The Mad Hatter- name in source text, sometimes simply called "The Hatter."
• The March Hare (Dreamchild)- name in source text
• The March Hare (Muppet Show)- name in source text
• The March Hare (Muppet Show)
• The Messenger
• The Miller's Daughter
• The Monkey King- listed in credits as "Monkey King" but in dialogue and in print sources as "The Monkey King"
• The Mudman- listed as such in books
• The Newsman- official character name, used in Palisades Toys' action figure and elsewhere
• The Newspig
• The Old Lady Who Lived In a Nine
• The Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
• The Pied Piper- character name in source fairy tale
• The Pink Panther- official cartoon character name
• The Prince of Phumph- nobility title
• The Procrastinator- superhero name
• The Queen of Phumph- nobility title
• The Queen- nobility title
• The San Francisco Earthquake- wrestling name
• The Sandwich- never addressed, not listed in credits
• The Scarecrow- name in source text
• The Showman
• The Six Dollar Man- name in dialogue, take off of "Six Million Dollar Man."
• The Smallest Person in the Kingdom
• The Smartest Person in the Kingdom
• The Snail
• The Snowman
• The Sphinx- common name for famous landmark
• The Spook- official character name in The Wizard of Id comic
• The Square
• The State of Indiana- refers to itself as "Indiana" in dialogue
• The Stepmother- common title in fairy tales
• The Swedish Chef- official character name, used everywhere
• The Swedish Pig
• The Tallest Person in the Kingdom
• The Troll
• The Turkey
• The Watch Dog- superhero name
• The Weasel
• The Whale- identified as such in presskit
• The Wicked Witch of the East- name in source text
• The Wicked Witch of the West- name in source text
• The Wiseman- identified as such in credits
• The Witch Doctor- title character in song
• The Wizard (Wizard of Id)- name in source text
• The Wizard- identfied as such in credits(? double check?), source text
• The World's Oldest Fraggle- always referred to as "The World's Oldest Fraggle" or occasionally "The World's Oldest"
• The Worm- identified as such in credits

Groups

• The Aristocrats- band group name
• The Babies
• The Beetles- often listed in album credits as "The Sesame Street Beetles."
• The Benedictine Monkees
• The Bookworms
• The Bouncing Borcellino Brothers
• The Bun-Bun Brothers
• The Busby Twins
• The Clodhoppers
• The Country Trio- band group name
• The Cute and Fuzzy Four- band group name
• The Cute But Not So Fuzzy Four- band group name
• The Dancing Sacks
• The Devils
• The Dirt Sisters- listed as such in articles about "City Kids."
• The El Sleezo Cuties- name listed in billboard
• The Electric Three- band name
• The Endangered Species Chorus Line- band name, mentioned in dialogue
• The Extremes- band group name
• The Falling Alfonsos- group name
• The Fazoobs
• The Female Singers- never addressed, fan-created name
• The Flying Zucchini Brothers- family group name
• The Frackles
• The Fuzz Brothers
• The Gingerbread Men
• The Gogolala Jubilee Jugband- band name
• The Leprechaun Brothers- band name
• The Merrill Lunch Hungerdunger McCormack All Accountant Marching Society- society name
• The Mexican Hat Dancers
• The Minstrels
• The Mop Dancers
• The Motorettes
• The Muppaphone
• The Muppet Glee Club
• The Muppet Orchestra
• The Music Store Owner
• The Mutations- band name
• The Oinker Sisters- band name
• The Primitives- referred to as such in NY Times article, never actually used
• The Refined Young Cannonballs
• The Rock Lobsters
• The RX Twins- also known as ""The Pak-Nit RX Twins."
• The Sesame Street Cobblestones
• The Simpsons- official family name
• The Snerfs
• The Snorers' Chorus
• The Snowths
• The Squirrelles- band name
• The Stepsisters
• The Tarnish Brothers- band name
• The Teeterini Family- group/family name
• The Teppums- in contrast to The Muppets
• The Three D's- band name
• The Three Elmos- band name, referred to as such in dialogue
• The Three Little Pigs- common fairy tale name
• The Vile Bunch