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An unnamed purple monster with one horn and one tooth debuted on the ''[[Ed Sullivan Show]]'', as the son of [[Fred (monster)|Fred]]. He later appeared on the [[Season 1|first season]] of ''[[Sesame Street]]'' in a series of sketches. |
An unnamed purple monster with one horn and one tooth debuted on the ''[[Ed Sullivan Show]]'', as the son of [[Fred (monster)|Fred]]. He later appeared on the [[Season 1|first season]] of ''[[Sesame Street]]'' in a series of sketches. |
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==Sesame Street sketches== |
==Sesame Street sketches== |
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Revision as of 22:02, 1 September 2015
| PERFORMER | Jerry Juhl 1966 |
| Jim Henson 1969 | |
| Caroll Spinney 1969 | |
| DEBUT | 1966 |
An unnamed purple monster with one horn and one tooth debuted on the Ed Sullivan Show, as the son of Fred. He later appeared on the first season of Sesame Street in a series of sketches.
Sesame Street sketches
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Episode 0083 | Monsters look at "A" A group of monsters look at a giant letter "A." (YouTube) | |
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Episode 0089 | Monsters and the letter "C" A group of monsters whisper the letter "C." (YouTube) | |
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Episode 0111 | Here and There The little monster wants to learn about "here" and "there," so Beautiful Day Monster and Cookie Monster show him by spreading apart, each calling the little monster over to their side. However, whenever he gets to "there," he always finds himself "here." | |
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Episode 0116 | First and Last A group of Monsters, led by a hippie, play a game where they march in a line and then switch directions. "Grover" wants to be first and not last, but can't keep up with the ever-switching directions.
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