The middle 3 letters of his car's license plate are "PYK", for Piggy, Yoda and Kermit. It is believed to be a coincidence, because it is a standard DMV-issued license plate, not a vanity plate.
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1996Muppet Treasure Island
(performer: "Shiver My Timbers", "Sailing for Adventure", "Cabin Fever", "Professional Pirate", "Boom Shakalaka" - uncredited, "Love Led Us Here")
1992The Muppet Christmas Carol
(performer: "Scrooge", "Chairman Of The Board", "It Feels Like Christmas", "Bless Us All", "Finale - When Love Is Found / It Feels Like Christmas")
1984The Muppets Take Manhattan
(performer: "Together Again", "Saying Goodbye", "I'm Gonna Always Love You", "William Tell Overture", "Right Where I Belong", "Somebody's Getting Married", "Waiting for the Wedding", "He'll Make Me Happy", "The Ceremony", "Saying Goodbye / Together Again Closing Medley")
1981The Great Muppet Caper
(performer: "Hey a Movie!", "Happiness Hotel", "Steppin' Out With A Star", "The First Time It Happens", "Couldn't We Ride", "Finale: Hey A Movie! / The First Time It Happens")
1979The Muppet Movie
(performer: "Movin' Right Along", "Never Before, Never Again", "Can You Picture That", "I'm Going To Go Back There Someday", "America The Beautiful", "Finale: The Magic Store")
1986I'm Glad I'm Me
(video)
Bert/Cookie Monster/Grover
(voice)
1986Sesame Street: Bedtime Stories and Songs
(video short)
Bert/Grover/Cookie Monster/The Tallest Person in the Kingdom/The Smallest Person in the Kingdom
(voice)
1986Learning About Letters
(video short)
Cookie Monster/Bert/Grover/Princess Penelope/The Royal Cook
(voice)
[on
The Muppet Show head writer, Jerry Juhl]: He was the person responsible really for the heart of the Muppets. He just knew the characters better than anybody else. He was brilliant because he could be funny but not nasty. He always saw the affection between the characters. Nobody else could do that kind of writing... He was THE Muppet writer.
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Trivia:
The middle 3 letters of his car's license plate are "PYK", for Piggy, Yoda and Kermit. It is believed to be a coincidence, because it is a standard DMV-issued license plate, not a vanity plate.
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