Sesame Street

Sesame Street

Louise Gold featured as a puppeteer in the early 1990s, from around 1991 to 1995, more or less (see note below), produced by The Children’s Television Workshop, taped at Teletape Studios and Kaufman Astoria Studios in New York. Probably Seasons 23 (episodes 2876 to 3005), Season 24 (episodes 3006 to 3135), and Season 25 (episodes 3136 to 3265), and possibly Season 26 (episodes 3166 to 3395), and Season 27 (episodes 3396 to 3525). In fact it is known that she performed in Season 27.

In the early 1990s Sesame Street, shortly after the sad loss of The Master (Jim Henson); acquired a temporary addition to it’s puppeteering team in the form of “The English Muppet” Louise Gold.

Note, it does not seem to be quite clear exactly when Ms Gold was working on Sesame Street, most sources and people seem to suggest it was from 1991 for two or three seasons, perhaps 23, 24, and 25. However, a newspaper interview in Leicester towards the end of 1994 specifically mentions Ms Gold as delaying a stint on Sesame Street in order that she could spend the 1994 Christmas season appearing on stage in a production of Calamity Jane.

Some twenty years later Ms Gold returned to the Sesame Street family of shows with a starring puppeteering role in the Sesame Street spin off series The Furchester Hotel (where she performs Elmo’s Aunt Funella Furchester)

Please note that this page is not meant to be in any way a comprehensive reflection of Sesame Street as a whole (there are several other sites on the web to do that), or even in the early 1990s. It is purely an attempt to detail those sketches on which Ms Gold performed, and who else worked on those sketches.

Cast (During the Early 1990s only)

Puppeteers (The dates indicate when a particular puppeteer worked on Sesame Street, if known)

Pam Arciero

Camille Bonora (1985-1997)

Fran Brill – as: The Countess’s Mother, Praire Dawn, and other assorted characters

Lisa Buckley (1970-92)

Julianne Buescher (1991)

Tyler Bunch (199? to 200? – uncredited)

Kevin Clash – Boy at Lunchtime,

R. Bruce Connelly (1990-)

Stephanie D’Abruzzo (from 3 November 1993 onwards)

Alice Dinnean Vernon (1993-2002)

Dave Goelz (occasionally 1992-93)

Louise Gold – as: A Bookworm, Charming, A Diva, The Countess (von Backwards), Ethel Mermaid, Frazzle’s Mom, A Girl Who Needs Help, Louisey, The Princess With The Pea, Prunella The Grouch, Renata Scottie Dog The Loudest Singer In The World, and other assorted characters

John Kennedy (199? to 2001)

Peter Linz (1993 – 1999)

Rick Lyon – A Bookworm’s tail assistant, Al (of Alphabet Garage)’s righthand

Noel MacNeal (1986-)

Jim Martin (1986-)

Joey Mazzarino (1991-)

Kathryn Mullen (Early 1980s, and Early 1990s)

Jerry Nelson – as: Al of Al’s Alphabet Garage, The Count, Frazzle, Herry Monster, Phil Harmonic and other assorted characters

Carmen Osbahr (1991-)

Frank Oz (1969 to 2000)

Marty P Robinson (197?-)

David Rudman (1985-)

Judy Sladky (1986-2001)

Carroll Spinney – as Big Bird, Oscar The Grouch, and other assorted characters

Steve Whitmire (1993-2002)

Bryant Young (1971-)

Regular Live Actors

Savion Glover – as Savion

Sonia Manzano – as Maria

Also:

Roscoe Orman – as Gordon Robinson

Loretta Long – as Susan Robinson

Emilio Delgado – as Luis

Ruth Buzzi – as Ruthie

Alison Bartlett – as Gina Jefferson

Linda Bove – as Linda

Bob McGrath – as Bob Johnson

Annette Calud – as Celina

David L. Smyrl – as Mr Handford

Cameo Role Actors

Louise Gold – as Bootsy The Lost Kitten’s Owner.

Production Team

Executive Producer – Dulcy Singer

Coordinating Producer – Arlene Sherman

Associate Producers – Karin Young Shiel, and, Carol D. Meyers

Producer – Lisa Simon

Assistant To Producers – Danette DeSena

Directed by – Lisa Simon, and, Jon Stone

Head Writer – Norman Stiles

Writers – Sara Crompton, Judy Freudberg, Tony Geiss, Ian Ellis James, Emily Perl Kingsley, David Korr, Cathi Rosenberg-Turow, Mark Saltzman, Nancy Sans, Luis Santerio, Josh Selig, Jon Stone, and, Belinda Ward

Muppet Co-Ordinator – Kevin Clash

Music Coordinator – Danny Epstein

Associate Music Director – Dave Conner

Production Supervisor – Frieda Lipp

Editing Supervisor – Robert J. Emerick

Associate Directors – Cher Jung, and, Diane P. Mitchell

Production Designer – Victor Di Napoli

Costume Designers – Bill Kellard, and, Terry Robertson

Graphic Designer – Mike Pantuso

Set Decorator – Nat Mongioi

Art Director – Bob Phillips

Production Stage Managers – Ric E. Anderson, Chet O’Brien, and, Chuck Raymond

Stage Manager – Chuck Raymond, and, Rose Riggins

Curriculum Coordinator – Diane P. Mitchell

Production Assistants – Leslie Brothers, Tim Carter, Christine Ferraro, Gabrielle Howard, Cher Jung, Ruth Luwisch, Carol-Lynn Parente, and, Nina Shelton

Script Coordinator – Thelma Moses

Children’s Casting – Kim J. Wilson

Unit Manager – Eleanor McIntosh

Technical Director - Ralph Mensch

Lighting Director – Bill Berner

Sound Effects – Dick Maitland

Audio – Blake Norton, and, Tim Lester

Video - Dick Sens

Cameras – Frank Biondo, and, Dave Driscoll

Videotape Editor – Evamarie Keller, Linda M. Long, and, John R. Tierney

Electronic Maintenance – Rolf Wahl

Make-Up - Lee Halls

Hair Stylist – Karen Specht

Wardrobe – Colleen Roe

Vice President, Production Research – Bettina Peel

Assistant Vice President Production Research – Valeria Lovelace, Phd

Vice President for Research – Keith W. Miekle Phd

Chairman Board Of Advisors – Gerald S. Lesser Phd

Vice President for Production – Franklin Getchell

Facilities by – Unitel Video Inc

The lists below are incomplete. If anyone can help with any further information on the gaps please contact the webmaster

Sesame Street Songs And Sketches Involving Louise Gold (this list Is Incomplete)

Songs And Sketches Definitely Involving Louise Gold

Nestrapolitan Opera Presents: A Diva Singing The Alphabet (1991) – starring Louise Gold as A Diva

Al’s Alphabet Repair: Non-Jumping J – featuring Jerry Nelson (assisted by Rick Lyon) as Al, and, Louise Gold as the Lady J Owner (1991) {performers for this skit according to RL}

Monsterpiece Theatre Presents: Anyone’s Nose (a parody of the title song from Anything Goes) – starring Louise Gold, with Jerry Nelson (as Herry Monster), Kevin Clash (as Elmo), and, Marty Robinson (as Telly) as her backing singers. (your webmaster says it is totally obvious who the lead singer is, that voice).

The Ballad Of The Sad Cafe – including Louise Gold (singer of 2^nd of 3 verses) {She is credited on the Elmo’s Lowdown Hoedown album, and it sounds likely}

Fairy Tales Today: The Princess And The Pea – starring Fran Brill as Prarie Dawn, and, Louise Gold as The Princess {it’s in her resume}

Fairy Tales Update: Repunzel - starring ? a Repunzel, ?Frank Oz as The Prince, and, Louise Gold as Bob Lackey. (the voice and puppetry just seem very very likely to be hers)

Frazzle Visits To The Dentist – starring Jerry Nelson as Frazzle, and, Louise Gold as Frazzle’s Mom, with David Rudman as The Dentist {Seems very likely given the cockney accent}

I Am Chicken – starring Louise Gold as a Chicken (1991) {credited on the Born To Add album, sounds likely too}

I Can Sing Anything When I Sing With You – starring Louise Gold as Louisey and Jerry Nelson as Herry Monster (1992) {Confirmed RL, it was written for them}

I Get A Kick Out Of U – starring Louise Gold as Ethel Mermaid (1991) {It’s totally obvious, and anyway it’s in her resume}

Indian Love Call (When I’m Calling You) – starring Louise Gold (date unknown) the voice makes it obvious the puppetry is difficult to tell because of having an assistant.. Also one of the lyrics has a clue.

Nestrapolitan Opera Presents: Charmin’ – starring Louise Gold as Charmin’ (singing about the joys of a fax machine!), with Jerry Nelson as Phil Harmonic

Prunella The Grouch Visits (in Episode 3119) – starring Carroll Spinney as Oscar and Louise Gold as Prunella (Oscar’s British cousin)

Episode 3723 (this episode in Season 29 was a repeat of an episode in Season 27): Renata Scottie Dog Visits – Louise Gold had a starring role puppeteering Renata Scottie Dog The Most famous Dog Opera Singer In The World (one of her favourite characters – she mentions it in an interview).

Episode 3120: Sally Messy Yuckyael (Oscar And The Kitten) - Louise Gold did a cameo acting appearance as Bootsy The Kitten’s owner: She also puppeteered Sally Messy Yuckyael

Episode ?episode number: Sally Messy Yuckyael (Grouches Who Love Too Much) – Louise Gold puppeteered Sally Messey Yuckyael.

SuperGrover Cross The Street – (A SuperGrover sketch – Starring Frank Oz as SuperGrover, and, Louise Gold as a girl he helps (Louise’s voice sounds like Raisin and her left-handed puppeteering also give her away).

Wouldn’t It Be Yucky (a parody of Wouldn’t It Be Luverly) – sung by Louise Gold as Prunella The Grouch and, Caroll Spinney as Oscar The Grouch. (According to Muppet Wiki)

Songs And Sketches Louise Gold May Have Puppeteered On (There is some debate about these ones)

A Tall Tale – starring Kevin Clash as Elmo, Jerry Nelson as Noel Cowherd, and, Fran Brill as Polly Darton, with Louise Gold as one of the background puppeteers/backing vocalists

Biff Gets His Thumb Caught In A Bowling Ball – starring Jerry Nelson as Biff, with Louise Gold as Celeste (Biff’s wife)

The Cooperation Song (A Song For Two Will Make Us One) – starring Louise Gold as a Girl Who Needs Help and Jerry Nelson as Herry Monster

I Could Have Counted All Night – starring Louise Gold as The Countess, Jerry Nelson as The Count, with Fran Brill as The Countess’s Mother {The album The Count’s Countdown credits Louise Gold as singing The Countess, however, Muppet fan TW says this is a mistake and that Julianne Buescher puppeteered it with Fran Brill’s vocals. The puppetry just can’t be Ms Gold’s – but the concensus among the puppeteers is that she probably sang it on the album).

I Love You More Or Less – starring Louise Gold and Jerry Nelson, supported by David Rudman and Marty Robinson as the carrier men. (unconfirmed though your webmaster is sure it sounds like a Jerry and Louise duet, and the puppetry looks like it could be Ms Gold’s)

I’m A Bookworm Baby – (According to RL) Louise Gold (assisted by Rick Lyon) puppeteered a Bookworm number, RL reckons it could have been this one. {Other internet sources credit Ivy Austen as the Lead Singer, and your webmaster watched the number and concluded it isn’t LG’s singing, even if could her puppeteering. Muppet Fan TW is sure it’s LG’s puppeteerings}

In South America Where People Speak Spanish – Starring Louise Gold (vocally it is simple and sweet, and very likely to be Louise’s. The puppetry bears a striking similarity to the way the Ethel Mermaid puppet was handled, this your webmaster and other muppet fans are pretty sure its Louise Gold).

The Job Song - This was mistakenly identified by a Muppet fan as one of Louise Gold’s, but to those familiar with her puppetry is CLEARLY IS NOT

The Kingdom Of O – starring Kevin Clash, Marty Robsinson, and, Louise Gold (according to Muppet Wiki)

Monsterpiece Theatre Presents: Cyranose De Bergerac – starring Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, and, Louise Gold

Monsterpiece Theatre Presents: Inside And Outside (a parody of Tonight from West Side Story) – starring Louise Gold and Jerry Nelson with two other puppeteers as cats.

Near And Far – starring Louise Gold (Muppet fan TW says this starred Louise Gold and Marty Robinson, your webmaster thinks it possible)

Episode 3116: Shapes Clubs (Some Muppet fans reckon Louise Gold performed the Grand Royal Square Person in this episode, your webmaster hasn’t seen the sketches, but from the photographs reckons they might be right, the character seems to have a certain look about it which could be Ms Gold’s left-hand).

Some Enchanted Lunchtime – starring Kevin Clash and Louise Gold {Both your webmaster and Muppet Fan TW reckon it’s Louise Gold’s puppetry and voice}

Something Always Comes Between Us (some Muppet fans, and Muppet Wiki, seem to think Louise Gold and Jerry Nelson did it, though some Muppet fans don’t. Your webmaster thinks its possible but isn’t sure. while RL reckoned the man might be Marty Robinson, it has been confirmed that the woman is definitely not Stephanie D’Abruzzo}

Episode 3122: SuperNanny (Oscar The Grouch has an encounter or two with Supernanny Penny Pipkins, a Mary Poppins parody. Your webmaster hasn’t seen the skit, but various Muppet fans seem to think Louise Gold performed her, and timescale wise it would fit in there).

There’s Nothing We Women Can’t Be {Tiny Dancer’s website seems to think Louise Gold was one of the women, however it DEFINTITLY IS NOT, because the song was done in 1974 nearly 20 years before Louise Gold’s stint on Sesame Street}

Wet Paint (some Muppet fans reckon Louise Gold did this). The singing could be her (it could also be one or two other people), the puppetry is suggestive of Louise’s lefthanded style.

Louise Gold’s Sesame Street Characters (this list is probably incomplete)

Definite

A Bookworm (with Rick Lyon as her assistant puppeteer) {Well she definitely did a bookworm, RL}

A Chicken (who sings a song I Am Chicken)

A Diva (who sings the alphabet) (some of the Muppet fans affectionately refer to this character as “Diva Louise”)

Anyone’s Nose Singer (a loud singer who sings Anyone’s Nose – she sounds exactly like a certain West End actress singing the role of Reno Sweeney)

One of the Ballad Singers (in The Ballad Of The Sad Cafe)

Bob Lackey – a lackey to the Prince in Fairy Update Repunzel.

Charming/ Charmin’ – an opera star who loves her fax machine

Girl “Helped” by SuperGrover in Super Grover Crosses The Street

Louisey (named for her puppeteer she sang a perfect duet with Herry Monster)

Ethel Mermaid – ostensibly a parody of Ethel Merman, but in fact she was not dissimilar to a certain notable West End actress sometimes described as “An English Ethel Merman”’s, when performing a Merman role.

Frazzle’s Mother – when Frazzle goes to the dentist (puppeteered left-handed and with a cockney accent, no one else would have done that on Sesame Street)

J Owner (who’s J won’t Jump)

Louisey – an orange-haired muppet who is clearly named after Louise Gold herself, as she and Jerry Nelson can sing anything when they sing together.

The Princess (in The Princess And The Pea)

Prunella The Grouch (Oscar’s British cousin)

Renata Scottie Dog (The Most Famous Dog Opera Singer In The World)

Diva LaDiva (The Loudest Singer In The World) – well what else would you have a very loud singing-puppeteer do?

Sally Messy Yuckyael (a grouchy chat-show host in the episode of the same title)

Possible

Female Singer in Something Always Comes between Us (it is unclear who did this, vocally it could match at least three or four Sesame Street puppeteers, and it’s unclear which of them it actually is)

Grand Royal Square Lover (she is a counterpart to The Grand High Triangle Lover – Muppet Wiki seem to reckon she performed her, and the photographs in MuppetWiki do seem to have a certain look about her...)

A Girl In A Blind Date (spoilt by a Wet Paint Sign)

A Girl Who Needs Help (to sing a great song for two people)

Celeste (Biff’s wife – when Biff gets his thumb caught in a bowling ball)

The Countess (probably Countess von Backwards in I Could Have Counted All Night, she can’t have puppeteered it, but did she sing it? – the consensus among the puppeteers is that she probably sang it, at least on the album)

New Girl At School in Some Enchanted Lunchtime

The Queen in Cyranose De Bergerac

Queen Olivia / Queen Edna in The Kingdom Of O (according to Muppet WIKI)

Roxanne (Cyranose DeBergerac’s beau)

SuperNanny/ Penny Pipkins (a sort of parody of Mary Poppins, who cleans up Oscars Trashcan while trying to help Oscar look after his nephew)

For a fuller account and reviews of many of the Sesame Street sketches listed above (including notes on the evidence as to who may or may not have performed on them), please click here.

As a Sesame Street puppeteer Louise Gold has sung on several Sesame Street albums.

Pam Arcerio, Camille Bonora, Fran Brill, Kevin Clash, Louise Gold, Peter Linz, Rick Lyon, Noel MacNeil, Jim Martin, Joey Mazzarino, Jerry Nelson, Carman Osbahr, Frank Oz, and, Marty P. Robinson’s Sesame Street recording credits include Born To Add, for which Norman Stiles, Tony Geiss, and, Cathi Rosenberg-Turrow wrote material; and on which Danny Epstein, Dave Conner, and, Ruth Luwisch also worked.

Pam Arcerio, Fran Brill, Kevin Clash, Louise Gold, Jim Martin, Joey Mazzarino, Jerry Nelson, Carman Osbahr, Frank Oz, Marty P. Robinson, David Rudman, Caroll Spinney’s Sesame Street recording credits include Elmo’s Lowdown Hoedown, for which Norman Stiles, Tony Geiss, David Korr, and, Josh Selig wrote material; and on which Danny Epstein, and, Dave Conner also worked.

Pam Arcerio, Camille Bonora, Fran Brill, Kevin Clash, Louise Gold, Peter Linz, Rick Lyon, Noel MacNeil, Jim Martin, Joey Mazzario, Jerry Nelson, Marty P. Robinson’s Sesame Street recording credits may include The Count’s Coutndown, for which Norman Stiles, Tony Geiss, Emily Pearl Kingsley, and, Belinda Ward wrote material; and on which Danny Epstein, and, Dave Conner also worked. However, there has been some debate as to whether Louise Gold sang on this album, although she is listed in the sleeve notes. See list of possible songs and sketches above.

In addition, besides performing I Get A Kick Out Of U on Sesame Street, Louise Gold has sung that song in her singer-actresses’s guise in Anything Goes (Stage Show), and indeed recorded it on Anything Goes (Recording) – Website Recommended Album. Indeed her recording of the proper version of that song can also be found on: Cole Porter – Night And Day, The Best Of Broadway Musicals, The Greatest Musicals Of The 20^th Century, and, The Great Musicals – Glamour And Majesty; and an excerpt is included on The History Of The Musical.

In addition, besides performing Anyone’s Nose on Sesame Street, Louise Gold has sung that song in her singer-actress’s guise in Anything Goes (Stage Show), and indeed recorded it on Anything Goes (Recording) – Website Recommended Album. Indeed her recording of the proper version of that song can also be found on: Cole Porter – Night And Day, Simply Musicals, The Great Musicals – Wonderful Tales, Magic Of The Musicals, and, The Best Of The Musicals.

Besides possibly performing I Could Have Counted All Night, and Wouldn’t It Be Yucky on Sesame Street, Louise Gold had previously played a servant in a production of My Fair Lady.

Besides possibly performing Super Nanny / Penny Pipkins, in the Super Nanny episode of Sesame Street, Louise Gold went on to play the nasty nanny Ms Andrew in a stage production of Mary Poppins.

Pam Arcerio, Camille Bonora, Fran Brill, Kevin Clash, Dave Goelz, Louise Gold, Kathryn Mullen, Jerry Nelson, Frank Oz, Marty P. Robinson, David Rudman, Caroll Spinney, and, Steve Whitmire had previously been among the Muppeteers who took part in Jim Henson’s Memorial Service; as did the writer Jon Stone.

Camille Bonora, Kevin Clash, Louise Gold, Marty P. Robinson, David Rudman, and, Steve Whitmire had previously puppeteered on The Tale Of The Bunny Picnic.

Kevin Clash, Dave Goelz, Kathryn Mullen, Frank Oz, David Rudman, and, Steve Whitmire had previously puppeteered on Labyrinth.

Kevin Clash, Dave Goelz, Louise Gold, Jerry Nelson, Frank Oz, and, Steve Whitmire went on to puppeteer on Muppet Treasure Island, and contribute to the documentary I Love The Muppets.

Kevin Clash, Dave Goelz, Louise Gold, Kathryn Mullen, Jerry Nelson, Frank Oz, and, Steve Whitmire’s recording credits include Muppet Music Sampler, and, Muppet Music Mix.

Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Dave Goelz, Louise Gold, Kathryn Mullen, and, Steve Whitmire had been among the eight main puppeteers on The Muppet Show; As such their recording credits include: The Muppet Show Music Album, The Great Muppet Caper (Soundtrack album); John Denver And The Muppets A Christmas Together, John Denver & The Muppets Merry Christmas 45RPM, Put Some Zing In Your Spring, Muppet Hits 1, Muppet Hits 2, Christmas For Kids, John Denver Christmas, and, Music Mayhem And More; They also puppeteered together on The Muppets Go To The Movies; and featured on the documentary Of Muppets And Men.

As major puppeteers from The Muppet Show, Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Dave Goelz, and, Louise Gold had appeared on The Royal Variety Performance (1977); their recording credits include The Muppet Show Music Hall, The Muppet Show 2, For What It’s Worth, and, Jim Henson Present’s Silly Songs.

Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Dave Goelz, Louise Gold, Kathryn Mullen, Caroll Spinney, and, Steve Whitmire had previously puppeteered on The Great Muppet Caper. Their recording credits include Favorite Songs From Jim Henson’s Muppets.

Dave Goelz, Louise Gold, Kathryn Mullen, Frank Oz, and, Steve Whitmire had previously puppeteered on The Dark Crystal, which Jerry Nelson did voice-work on.

Jerry Nelson, and, Dave Goelz did voices for the international Fraggle Rock, on which Louise Gold puppeteered.

Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Dave Goelz, Louise Gold, David Rudman, and, Steve Whitmire went on to puppeteer on The Muppet Christmas Carol; they also sang on it’s soundtrack, The Muppet Christmas Carol (Soundtrack Album).

Jerry Nelson, Dave Goelz, and, Louise Gold went on to puppeteer on The Secret Life Of Toys.

Dave Goelz, Louise Gold, and, Steve Whitmire went on to puppeteer on The Animal Show, on which Frank Oz made an appearance as a guest puppeteer.

Dave Goelz, Louise Gold, John Kennedy, Jerry Nelson, David Rudman, and, Steve Whitmire’s recording credits include A Green And Red Christmas.

Louise Gold, Kathryn Mullen, Jerry Nelson, and, Steve Whitmire had previously appeared in The All Time Get Around Sometimes Play Together Every Other Friday Night Vaudeville Show.

Louise Gold, and, Jerry Nelson’s recording credits include Jerome Kern – The First 100 Years.

Louise Gold, and, Marty P Robinson had previously puppeteered on Spitting Image.

Steve Whitmire probably puppeteered Kermit The Frog on ITV’s 50 Greatest Shows.

Louise Gold, and, David Rudman, along with Ryan Dillon, have gone on to puppeteer together (very much as Sesame Street puppeteers) on the Sesame Street spin off series The Furchester Hotel, for which Belinda Ward and Carol-Lynne Parente are also members of the production team.

Louise Gold did a job on an episode of Justin’s House as a Guest Puppeteer, from The Furchester Hotel.

When Warrick Brownlow-Pike and Louise Gold appeared together at Muppets And Puppets (Kaleidoscope Event) they mentioned that Warrick now puppeteers on Sesame Street.

Pam Arcerio, Alice Dinnean Vernon, and, Louise Gold have all gone on to perform as part of GLOP.

Critics Comments

Links about Sesame Street

And the questionable ones: I Could Have Counted All Night: http://www.sesamestreet.org/video_player?p_p_lifecycle=0&p_p_id=videoPlayer_WAR_sesameportlets4369&p_p_uid=865778f9-154c-11dd-8ea8-a3d2ac25b65b

Tibby’s Bowl/ Muppet Central Interview with Louise Gold (needless to say Sesame Street is mentioned in the interview – in particular the characters of Renata Scottie Dog, and, Ethel Mermaid) http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/interviews/gold.shtml

Tiny Dancer’s Sesame Street Site: http://members.tripod.com/Tiny_Dancer/sesame1.html (see also: http://members.tripod.com/Tiny_Dancer/chicken.html , http://members.tripod.com/Tiny_Dancer/getakick.html , http://members.tripod.com/Tiny_Dancer/enchant.html , and possibly: , http://members.tripod.com/Tiny_Dancer/callingu.html )

Muppet Wiki: Sesame Street Index: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Sesame_Street Season’s index: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Sesame_Street_Seasons, and pages for :

Particular Characters: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Sesame_Street_Characters , http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Ethel_Mermaid , http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Prunella_the_Grouch , http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Countess_von_Backwards , http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Anyone%27s_Nose_singer, http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Super_Nanny , http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Grand_Royal_Square_Lover , http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Renata_Scottie , http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Bob_Lackey

And Ms Gold’s cameo acting appearance: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_3120 , http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Miscellaneous_Cameos , and, http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Image:Louise3120.jpg

Wikipedia’s list of Sesame Street Puppeteers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sesame_Street_puppeteers (credits Louise Gold as puppeteering 1990 to 1992, it seems that may not be entirely correct)

TV.Com’s page for the programme: http://www.tv.com/sesame-street/show/887/cast.html

A Fanpage All About Sesame Street: http://www.angelfire.com/tv2/tvo2/sesamestreet.html

Muppet Central Thread: http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=19304

Boober’s Sesame Street Database: http://boobergorg.tripod.com/ (well that was the link given on the Muppet Central Thread), it should actually be: http://boobergorg.tripod.com/sketchindex.html

Punch And Jewlry’s List (the original internet guide for Muppet productions): http://www.punchandjewelry.com/legacy/sueguide.txt

Rick Lyon’s Sesame Street Page: http://www.lyonpuppets.com/sesame.html