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{{performer|Joey Mazzarino}}
 
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'''Spalding Monster''' appeared in the [[Monsterpiece Theater]] episode, "Monster in a Box" (which Spalding himself wrote), where he was supposed to be in the box, and instead was under the box and on the box. So [[Alistair Cookie]] gave him a hand. He also appeared in the Monsterpiece Theater episode "Room at the Top".
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'''Spalding Monster''' appeared in the [[Monsterpiece Theater]] episode, "Monster in a Box" (which Spalding himself wrote), where he was supposed to be in the box, and instead was under the box and on the box. So [[Alistair Cookie]] gave him a hand. He also appeared in the Monsterpiece Theater episode "Room at the Top", performed this time by [[David Rudman]].
   
His name is a reference to [[wikipedia:Spalding Gray|Spalding Gray]], an actor and playwright, and his performance film ''Monster in a Box'', consisting entirely of Gray's monologue.
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His name is a reference to [[Spalding Gray]], an actor and playwright, and his performance film ''Monster in a Box'', consisting entirely of Gray's monologue.
   
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
 
* [[Sesame Street Monsters]]
 
* [[Sesame Street Monsters]]
 
 
[[Category:Muppet Characters]]
 
[[Category:Muppet Characters]]
 
[[Category:Sesame Street Characters]]
 
[[Category:Sesame Street Characters]]

Revision as of 22:19, 19 January 2011

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Spalding Monster appeared in the Monsterpiece Theater episode, "Monster in a Box" (which Spalding himself wrote), where he was supposed to be in the box, and instead was under the box and on the box. So Alistair Cookie gave him a hand. He also appeared in the Monsterpiece Theater episode "Room at the Top", performed this time by David Rudman.

His name is a reference to Spalding Gray, an actor and playwright, and his performance film Monster in a Box, consisting entirely of Gray's monologue.

See also