Quick little question...

[D'Snowth]

What's the major difference between "Anything Muppets" and "What-Not Muppets"?

 

[BEAR]

What's the major difference between "Anything Muppets" and "What-Not Muppets"?

I would say Anything Muppets are those that sort of resemble a human, like Guy Smiley or Prairie Dawn. What-nots are just obscure creatures that don't really have an identifiable species, such as Beauregard or Mildred.

 

[Kimp the Shrimp]

i'd have to agree Bob

 

[goshposh]

actually anything muppets are the puppets that any feature can be put on are called on sesame street. what-nots serve the same purpose as anythings but they are called what nots on the muppet show. its just what the hensons call them to differentiate the two. i hope that made sense

 

[zeldazipple]

I would say Anything Muppets are those that sort of resemble a human, like Guy Smiley or Prairie Dawn. What-nots are just obscure creatures that don't really have an identifiable species, such as Beauregard or Mildred.

That cleared things up. I was alittle confused there for a while. I used to call ANY muppet that didn't really have a charecter an anything Muppet now I know the differnce. Thanks for bringing up the topic D'Snouth.

 

[D'Snowth]

actually anything muppets are the puppets that any feature can be put on are called on sesame street. what-nots serve the same purpose as anythings but they are called what nots on the muppet show. its just what the hensons call them to differentiate the two. i hope that made sense

Yeah that made sense.

 

[BEAR]

On Sesame Street, I have also heard them referred to as "Anything People".

 

[MrsPepper]

http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=15644&page=4

 

[D'Snowth]

http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=15644&page=4