[ SECRET POST #4040 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4040 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I mean...the puppets were never really meant to fool the audience into thinking they were actual people. That wasn't the point. Henson's work with puppetry is and was its own thing - very well done, but it looks odd to modern audiences who aren't as used to this kind of puppetry special effects

[anarchicq]

Yeah, Henson's main goal was for it to look "Not puppet-y", which isn't necessarily the same as "real people". He wasn't even a ventriloquist or tried to be, people just naturally started to focus on Kermit when sitting side by side.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm old enough to have been around in the puppet days, and I still thought they looked uncanny and stupid, to be honest. It's not a "millennials just don't understand" deal.