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'''Vendawish''' was a large wish granting machine seen in [[Episode 318: Leslie Uggams|episode 318]] of ''[[The Muppet Show]]''. |
'''Vendawish''' was a large wish granting machine seen in [[Episode 318: Leslie Uggams|episode 318]] of ''[[The Muppet Show]]''. |
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Vendawish resembled [[Vendaface]] from the first season, but with a few parts switched or removed. He lost his blinking mechanism and the lightup screens with the facial parts. His mechanical arms remained intact. |
Vendawish resembled [[Vendaface]] from the first season, but with a few parts switched or removed. He lost his blinking mechanism and the lightup screens with the facial parts. His mechanical arms remained intact. |
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+ | A [[Whatnot]] ([[Steve Whitmire]]) approached the machine and wished to be taller, the machine obliging by grabbing his neck and stretching it higher. Later the man regretted his wish, and [[Dr. Bunsen Honeydew]] cured the man by swinging a baseball bat at his head, forcing the man to do duck suddenly and restoring him to his original height. |
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Revision as of 14:51, 23 September 2015
PERFORMER | Jerry Nelson |
DEBUT | 1979 |
Vendawish was a large wish granting machine seen in episode 318 of The Muppet Show.
Vendawish resembled Vendaface from the first season, but with a few parts switched or removed. He lost his blinking mechanism and the lightup screens with the facial parts. His mechanical arms remained intact.
A Whatnot (Steve Whitmire) approached the machine and wished to be taller, the machine obliging by grabbing his neck and stretching it higher. Later the man regretted his wish, and Dr. Bunsen Honeydew cured the man by swinging a baseball bat at his head, forcing the man to do duck suddenly and restoring him to his original height.