what were the names of the puppets on the howdy doody show?
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don't know\nbut IMDB.com does\nfree movie/tv site
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1. Tom Cruise - ENOUGH!\n2. David Blaine - poof\n3. Regis Philbin - Talkative\n4. Dolly Parton - doll\n5. Rosie O'Donnel - pig\n6. Kelly Ripa - perky
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George "Spanky" McFarland\n\nsee the link below to see the rest of the cast...
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Playdoh, puppets, areas....
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kermit the frog...all those antics backstage and still the muppet show went on!
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handy, sandy, dandy, mandy, randy
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Corky and the Juice Pigs\nTenacious D\n\nStandup:\nBrian Regan\nJim Gaffigan\nLouis Ramey
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Great old time radio actor named Tommy Riggs (1908-1957).\n\nBetty Lou was his little girl voice he played for years on the Royal Gelatin Hour (later Royal Deserts Hour) in the 1930's.\n\nCarlton Silver Plate made premium spoons for the Royal Company. You would save up box tops to get a spoon by mail.\n\nHe also had his own show: The Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou Show\n\nAnd was in movies. (see link)
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According to Wikipedia it's a term that originated in America in the early 1900's and it referred to the cheap seats high up in a theater, but there was a live kids' TV show in the 1950's called "Howdy Doody" that made the term very familiar to Americans at the time. The Peanut Gallery was the place where the live audience of all kids sat. I read that it seated 40 kids.\n\nThe term is also used in slang (see below). The one I'm most familiar with is the second one. It's a way one refers to critical remarks or wise cracks.  \n\n---------------------------------------------------------\nSee "Sources" for a link to this page.\npeanut gal"lery\n\n1. Informal.the rearmost and cheapest section of seats in the balcony or the uppermost balcony of a theater. \n2. Slang.a source of insignificant criticism: "No remarks from the peanut gallery!" \n\nRandom House Unabridged Dictionary, Copyright © 1997, by Random House, Inc., on Infoplease.\n----------------------------------------------------------\n\nUnder "Sources" the last link will run a Yahoo! search on {"peanut gallery"}, but only return pages that don't contain "howdy doody". That might be useful if you want to try to find other ways in which it's been used.
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The young rascals\nDavid cassady
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Maybe it's "Fruit Baskets," an anime film which has a character named Harito in it.    I couldn't find anything specific to puppets.
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Today's Special! Jeff was the mannequin and Jody was the sales girl and the little mouse was Muffy, I think. There were a couple more puppet characters, but I can't remember the names. Was the door man Sam? I LOVED that show!!!
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Sesame Street.  And Scooby Doo.
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Try these:\n\nThe Pixies\nTed Leo and the Pharmacists\nThe Ike Reilly Assassination\nThe Replacements ( a must have in my opinion)\nRhett Miller\nMike Doughty\nFrank Black and the Catholics (Black Francis from the Pixies)\nBelle and Sebastian\nThis is by no means a comprehensive list, it's just a guideline.  Happy Listening!
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The Doodlebops is a cute show lol.. my 3 year old loves it ^^ I don't know what's wrong with them XD
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I think I know who you are talking about and he appeared in "Truant Student" with Windy the Bear (see below source link). He is known as Inspector Willoughby and he first appeared in "Rough and Tumbleweed" (1961) a Woody Woodpecker cartoon.  I know I'm right so give my freaking ten points now!!!!\n\nPS: He sounds just like Tex Avery's "Droopy Dog" (Hello you happy people)
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Mr. Winky, Lil Dave, Mini man, love sausage, mr happy dance... anything that comes to my mind at the time lol.