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Brian Henson (b. November 3, 1963)[1] is a director, producer, writer, performer, and Chairman of The Jim Henson Company. Brian Henson was the third child of Jim and Jane Henson. As a child, he made several cameo appearances in Sesame Street segments, notably counting three peas, eight ping-pong balls, and various types of coins in the "Number Song Series." His first Sesame Street cameo, however, was in a film in which he and another boy play in the sand, pretending to be vehicles.[2] As he…

Jim Henson & his son Brian.

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Behind the scenes of Sesame Street, 1969-1970, with the Muppets.

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The That Puppet Game Show co-producer on how his father got the Muppets on screen, and why London feels like home . By John Patterson

Dr. Phil van Neuter is the host of "Tales from the Vet," a recurring sketch on Muppets Tonight. He is a Live-hand Muppet who is usually accompanied by his assistant, Mulch. In episode 104, it's revealed that van Neuter is married to Mulch’s sister, the "beautiful" Composta Heap. Later, in episode 208, Dr. Phil's mother appears. Dr. Van Neuter also appeared as a villainous neurosurgeon in Muppets from Space and was also one of the Muppets who guest starred on Family Feud in 2001. He also…

The son of Jim Henson talks about why the best kids stories have to balance darkness with goofiness.

'Puppet Up! — Uncensored' creator Brian Henson thinks his father, Jim, would have loved it: "His sense of humor was very naughty and very blue."

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I interviewed Frank Oz a few weeks ago for a feature about his upcoming movie, “Death at a Funeral,” a very funny R-rated British ensemble comedy which has since had its release date pu…

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Brian Henson (b. November 3, 1963)[1] is a director, producer, writer, performer, and Chairman of The Jim Henson Company. Brian Henson was the third child of Jim and Jane Henson. As a child, he made several cameo appearances in Sesame Street segments, notably counting three peas, eight ping-pong balls, and various types of coins in the "Number Song Series." His first Sesame Street cameo, however, was in a film in which he and another boy play in the sand, pretending to be vehicles.[2] As he…

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Brian Henson, the third of Jim and Jane’s children, was born at a momentous time in Jim’s career. The Hensons had moved to New York at the start of the year to accommodate a schedule of weekly Today Show appearances. That September, Rowlf made his debut ...