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The chicken is a normal-sized hand puppet, but is superimposed over the landscape to appear bigger. He is one of Dave Goelz's few ''Sesame'' characters. The character was originally meant to be performed by [[Bill Barretta]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6i4CVFn2B_w The Barretta Brothers: Two of Us Show #6 (00:20:20)]</ref> |
The chicken is a normal-sized hand puppet, but is superimposed over the landscape to appear bigger. He is one of Dave Goelz's few ''Sesame'' characters. The character was originally meant to be performed by [[Bill Barretta]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6i4CVFn2B_w The Barretta Brothers: Two of Us Show #6 (00:20:20)]</ref> |
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+ | A similar variation of the puppet has later been used on ''[[Sesame Street]]'', such as for [[Super Chicken]] (with feminine eyelids). It has subsequently been used for multiple other characters on ''[[Sesamstrasse]]'' and ''[[The Furchester Hotel]]''. The puppet without eyelids was used on "[[Elmo the Musical]]", the first season of ''The Furchester Hotel'', and the first [[My Sesame Street Friends|My Cookie Monster]] episode. |
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Revision as of 16:10, 10 January 2021
PERFORMER | Dave Goelz |
DEBUT | 1999 |
DESIGN | Paul Andrejco designer |
Paul Hartis builder |
The Humongous Chicken is a giant, slow-witted chicken (referred to by Huxley as "Tiny") who pesters Elmo as he tries to get to Huxley's castle to retrieve his blanket in The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland. He mistakes Elmo for a worm. However, upon hearing Elmo sing "I'm a Little Teapot" to prove that he isn't a worm, the Humongous Chicken then thinks that Elmo is a teapot and declares that he can't have tea. He hasn't had his "din-din" yet.
The chicken is a normal-sized hand puppet, but is superimposed over the landscape to appear bigger. He is one of Dave Goelz's few Sesame characters. The character was originally meant to be performed by Bill Barretta.[1]
A similar variation of the puppet has later been used on Sesame Street, such as for Super Chicken (with feminine eyelids). It has subsequently been used for multiple other characters on Sesamstrasse and The Furchester Hotel. The puppet without eyelids was used on "Elmo the Musical", the first season of The Furchester Hotel, and the first My Cookie Monster episode.