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⚫ | '''Leon''' is a pink lizard with bulgy eyes who appeared regularly on ''[[The Jim Henson Hour]]''. His two biggest interests are bikini shows and money. Leon is prone to pulling [[Gonzo]] into his schemes, and in one episode he referred to [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] as "cuz", implying that their cold-blooded relation made them cousins. |
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− | He conned Cliff out of his money. |
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− | ==Trivia== |
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− | *Leon is not to be confused with the character from the animated segment from [[Dog City (series)|Dog City]]. |
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+ | ==See also== |
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+ | *[[Leon Burger]] |
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+ | __NOWYSIWYG__ |
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Revision as of 10:11, 23 September 2018
PERFORMER | Kevin Clash |
DEBUT | 1989 |
DESIGN | Kirk Thatcher |
Leon is a pink lizard with bulgy eyes who appeared regularly on The Jim Henson Hour. His two biggest interests are bikini shows and money. Leon is prone to pulling Gonzo into his schemes, and in one episode he referred to Kermit as "cuz", implying that their cold-blooded relation made them cousins.
In addition to The Jim Henson Hour, Leon featured prominently in the "Cliff's Nightmare" episode of The Cosby Show, where he conned Cliff out of his money into buying elevator passes.
Notes
- Leon has a tail. The only time it's shown, however, was in "The Secrets of the Muppets," when the performers appear with their characters. Kevin Clash points out that it's the first time his tail has been shown.
- The puppet resurfaced as Gingrich the Newt on Larry King Live in 1994.