Jim Henson was definitely a genius, his Muppets were loved by both Kids and adults which is something you don't see too much of anymore, but I find it 😥 that the Muppets aren't the way they used to be because a black and tan rat took a dump on them 😥😪.
@@spongeycraftstudios4371 I know right, I remember watching some of the newer Muppet movies and it wasn't the Muppets. there was this feeling of Garvin, sadness, and depression that the Muppets gave out. it's. like they were trying to fix the Muppets, but the Muppets were never broken to begin with, in other words if it's not broken don't fix it. they should have retired the Muppets after Jim Henson passing.
@@manebull6291 I was more upset that their Planed revival show on Disney + was cancelled before it was even out or made that would of redeemed their short-live ABC show and flop from most wanted
While I'm an animator, I have mad respect towards puppeteers and stop-motion animators! Physical medium is far more challenging than digital medium, so I have a degree of imposter syndrome as I fiddle with my digital puppets.
One of my favorite moments was when Bert was going to give Brad a bath and Ernie goes into the bathroom and calls Bert crazy because Brad doesn’t have any toys in the tub. Sesame Street still cracks me up, even as an adult!
After watching The Dark Crystal, you'll have to catch the new Netflix continuation of "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance". His team and children knocked it out of the park and Jim Henson would be proud.
If you do watch Age of Resistance definitely check out the making-of doc that goes with it! SO much hard work and love went into every scene of the show and it really makes you appreciate it more. Best show of 2019 imo.
@10:23 the Wilkins coffee can is very significant. Jim Henson created a very successful ad campaign for that product using puppets named Wilkins and Won'tkins.
Every time I drive through Atlanta and see the sign for this place I tell myself that I really need to go here sometime. Now I really need to stop and check it out. Looks so cool!
This place is just incredible. I’d love to visit. I’d probably cry if I saw those Corpse Bride pieces in person. And all the Jim Henson pieces...just amazing.
9:50 I absolutely adore The Storyteller. I have an original storyboard and script, and a prop which is a fiberglass leg bone used on screen as a skittle pin. My son's middle name comes from one of my favourite characters.
Jim autographed my book at the grand opening back in the 80s and I got to talk to Kermit in his own voice much to everyone’s surprise!! It was a once in a lifetime opportunity that I still remember. Jim died young but he changed child education on Sesame Street. Tanks for the memory’s!! Thanks for going-I wondered if it was still open!!
Since I was very young have been fasinated by puppets. A small shop near where I grew up had string puppets in there window. Could stand for ages looking at them. Loved Jim Henson creations. Watched Fraggle Rock with my daughter and really liked the Muppet Show. Now my granddaughter is all over Sesame St. Thanks for the tour. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
We visited for my birthday last year, specifically to see Ma and Emmet Otter. It’s my absolute favorite, but they were off display. Still excited to see Harrison and Gretchen Fox. It was super emotional to see all of these characters that played a huge part of my childhood. Sprocket, the Fraggles, Bert and Ernie, Kermit and Miss Piggy. Magical, thank you Mr. Henson for bringing these delightful creatures to life. You are missed!!!
Whether these Muppets were restored or have been stored away very well for so many years, it's so good to see none of them are rotting or icky. MoPop could learn a thing or two from the Center of Puppetry.
I loved this museum! I grew up watching Seasme Street, The Muppet Shop & I remember when the first muppet movie came out, The Muppets take Mannhanit, if I remember correctly my mom took me to see it. Then when the Great Muppet Cappier came out my sister took me to that one. Such good memories...🙂🙂👍🧚🏼♀️
9:50 Brad is Bert's nephew, he would appear occasionally on the show from Season 9 to Season 10 but still makes casual appearances every oce in a while.
I used to work there. Was fortunate enough to to do an internship there as well, so I was able to be hands-on with some of these muppets. That Big Bird display case was a fun time to move. Haha.
One of my favourite Christmas movies is "The Muppets Christmas Carol!!! It is awesome. There is so much going on in each scene you can watch it a million times n see something new n cool every time. Michael Caine is awesome as Scrooge, n Kermit is a great Bob Cratchit as is Miss Piggy as Mrs. Cratchit n the tiny Tim muppets is too cute for words!!!!!!! I am 64 yrs old and can't get enough of it!!!!
Awesome video ! I was born in the 70s an I remember watching sesame street in the morning time an eating my rice krispies cereal with sugar sprinkled on it. This was before I even started school ! Good times😉 keep up the great work enjoy your channel. Have a nice weekend.
I was there a couple of years ago. My cousin, who lives in Atlanta, took me. The museum is absolutely amazing. Also, the tiny door outside the museum, there are several you can find around the city, you just have to keep your eyes open and look down. LOL.
A few helpful pieces of information: Foxy the Fox is from Atlanta's local puppet series, _Woody Willow_ . He was one of the villains opposing Woody, who was markedly similar to Howdy Doody. Wayland Flowers' "Madam" puppet actually got her own TV series. Brad is Bert's nephew, son of Bert's brother Bart. Roosevelt Franklin was voiced by Matt Robinson, the person who played Gordon for the first three seasons... so, regardless of being purple, he _sounded_ black. The wolf puppet was from Al Schnupp, whose puppet play, _Stone Circle_ , was performed at the Center for Puppetry Arts. See that can from Wilkins Coffee in the recreation of Jim Henson's workshop? Wilkins Coffee had a series of commercials that gave the Muppets their first big break in television, starting in 1957. Not bad for ten-second ads. Doozer body makeup could also be called "touchup paint". The heads had a shorter lifespan, so it was the bodies that needed extra care.
I'm going to see MST3K live and I'm SO excited to see Crow and Tom Servo irl. I think I might just cry lol. Also you definitely have to check out The Dark Crystal!! One of my favorite movies from childhood that also scared the bejeezus out of me. The Netflix series is one of the best shows I've watched in a long time.
The Center for Puppetry arts is my favorite place in the entire world. I'm so glad that it is getting the love it deserves from so many! I wish you could have filmed in the old museum though when they still had some very strange pieces and walk throughs.
As a longtime puppeteer and new Carpetbagger fan, I found this video very exciting. Thanks, Jacob. By the way, “Guignol” is pronounced “Geen-YOL.” Love your videos and all your hard work. Very charming.
Only been once but wanting to go back soon - felt like a child again walking in a wonderland - love Jim and Muppets and was a puppeteer for several years - thanks for sharing
This would be an awesome museum to visit. I saw a temporary Jim Henson exhibit locally a few months ago and it was amazing, this however looks so much more extensive. It's awesome to see these characters in person you've seen dozens of times on TV or in the movies.
Even though I'm a Mr. Rogers guy when I was growing up, I still like Sesame Street and The Muppet Show! I think the JIm Henson Experience should do a feature on his work with the early 90s Ninja Turtles live action films and the Muppet Christmas Carol, my favorite Muppet movie!
They have the full movie The Dark Crystal on Netflix. The series The Dark Crystal Age of Resistance is also on Netflix. They did true justice with this series. Jim would have been very proud. Please check it out! So far this is my favorite video from The Carpetbagger 😍.
The Dark Crystal is so good. It’s beautiful to look at and just wonderfully weird and different. If you like the movie, then be sure to check out the Netflix series The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. It’s a prequel to he events of the movie. Again, visually stunning and they used actual puppets instead of going the CGI route.
Bradwas Bert's nephew. Check out when Ernie tries to give Brad a bath. I loved Jim Henson's storyteller. The Dark Crystal is my all time favorite Henson movie and the prequel on Netflix is a Wonderful series. Now I want to visit this museum. Thanks for sharing
17:18 I used to have Emmet Otter's Jug Band Christmas!! When i was little i would wait till around christmas time and ask my mom over and over "Can we watch Emmet!" Thats how much Jim Henson was a part of my childhood, im 16 now and still love his works (Btw many of these Jim Henson movies mentioned i have seen, from Labrynth, to dark crystal and more)
You absolutely **have** to see 'The Dark Crystal.' It's beautiful, profound, allegorical, political and philosophical all at the same time, and unlike Labyrinth there are no humans in The Dark Crystal. You'll absolutely love it!
When I was visiting Atlanta last year I stopped by this place. It was an amazing place. Growing up with Jim Henson’s muppets and Sesame Street and to be able to see all those characters I grew up with in person was a thrilling experience for me.
I can't believe they have Crow n Tom Servo from MST3000!!!! Started watching that with my boyfriend years ago, n I love the off hand sarcastic humour n the boys are supreme!!!!
What a great trip down memory lane! Maybe one day you can go about 40 miles up the road to Cartersville GA and visit the Etowah Indian Mounds. (I grew up not far from there). Burial grounds and an awesome museum relating to the Cherokee Indians. 3 HUGE burial mounds dating back 100's of years. Enjoy your videos as always!
That one sculpture you didn't recognize in the Jim Henson section is the Pilot from Farscape. Jim Henson was a genius, and if you want to see an example of his adult work, look up his appearances on Saturday Night Live. It was good to see Crow T. And Servo again, I loved that show. I am surprised that they didn't have any of the Sid and Marty Kroft puppets on display. H.R. Puffinstuff, Lidsville and Sigmund and the Sea Monsters were huge back in the day.
I was born in 1975 & I remember Madame puppet I loved her :-) I also loved the Muppets: pigs in space,the chef,& of course the 2 elderly men in the balcony
How can anyone not love Jim Henson and his puppet creations? One of my favorite Christmas movies is Emmett Otter's Jug Band Christmas.
RhettyforFun found one she’s afraid of them also she sucks
A man after my own heart
Such a classic!
@@PuppetNerd Yes it was
It's a charming film
Jim Henson was a genius - gone too soon.
Jim Henson was definitely a genius, his Muppets were loved by both Kids and adults which is something you don't see too much of anymore, but I find it 😥 that the Muppets aren't the way they used to be because a black and tan rat took a dump on them 😥😪.
Manebull Disney ain’t treating the muppets well
@@spongeycraftstudios4371 I know right, I remember watching some of the newer Muppet movies and it wasn't the Muppets. there was this feeling of Garvin, sadness, and depression that the Muppets gave out. it's. like they were trying to fix the Muppets, but the Muppets were never broken to begin with, in other words if it's not broken don't fix it. they should have retired the Muppets after Jim Henson passing.
@@manebull6291 I was more upset that their Planed revival show on Disney + was cancelled before it was even out or made that would of redeemed their short-live ABC show and flop from most wanted
@@WhiteDarkness3113 like I said before the Muppets should have been retired after Jim Henson, also lips is my favorite Muppet by the way .
This was a great tour!
I suffer from disabilities one being depression and another that often keeps me awake. Your video's are therapy. Thank you!
NO FREAKING WAY. They have the Mystery Science Theater bots!! I might go there just to see them.
I love MST3K! One of my favorite shows!
While I'm an animator, I have mad respect towards puppeteers and stop-motion animators! Physical medium is far more challenging than digital medium, so I have a degree of imposter syndrome as I fiddle with my digital puppets.
I remember Manna Manna! He was in a bit with two pink aliens who sang, "Do doo do-do-do...", and he'd cut in with "Muhnuh muhnuh!" 😀
I would’ve cried if I saw Big Bird. What a special place, I would love to go there one day, I have such an appreciation for puppetry and animatronics.
I think Brad was Bert nephew
Larissa Barber You are correct.
Bert also had a brother called Bart that featured in Sesame Street
One of my favorite moments was when Bert was going to give Brad a bath and Ernie goes into the bathroom and calls Bert crazy because Brad doesn’t have any toys in the tub. Sesame Street still cracks me up, even as an adult!
Hope Mr Rogers puppets are there along with Jim hensen, keeping fingers crossed as I watch your video
Mr. Rogers' puppets are in Pittsburgh
Jim was a huge part of my life .. thank you so much for doing this !!! Happy and safe travels my friend
My local Cinerama did a 70mm film festival a couple years back and they showed “The Dark Crystal” and the print looked absolutely gorgeous
Omg I love the dark crystal
Saw it when it came out in theaters
An 80's classic.
After watching The Dark Crystal, you'll have to catch the new Netflix continuation of "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance". His team and children knocked it out of the park and Jim Henson would be proud.
If you do watch Age of Resistance definitely check out the making-of doc that goes with it! SO much hard work and love went into every scene of the show and it really makes you appreciate it more. Best show of 2019 imo.
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Yes!! CarpetBagger, JOIN USSSSSSSS!!! WE ARE THE ASCENDENC- oops. I mean... WE ARE THE RESISTANCE!!!!
Love Jim Henson’s work!
@10:23 the Wilkins coffee can is very significant. Jim Henson created a very successful ad campaign for that product using puppets named Wilkins and Won'tkins.
Every time I drive through Atlanta and see the sign for this place I tell myself that I really need to go here sometime. Now I really need to stop and check it out. Looks so cool!
This place is just incredible. I’d love to visit. I’d probably cry if I saw those Corpse Bride pieces in person. And all the Jim Henson pieces...just amazing.
Puppets can be so interesting with their looks and how some can be more than they look.
It's actually, the Center for Puppetry Arts. Glad you could visit Atlanta again! :-)
I used to have some neighbors that I called The Doozers. They were always out in their driveway pounding on things.
I got to see a Henson exhibit a while back and was blown away! So cool to see some of this stuff up close like this.
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I absolutely adore The Storyteller. I have an original storyboard and script, and a prop which is a fiberglass leg bone used on screen as a skittle pin. My son's middle name comes from one of my favourite characters.
Mr. Rogers puppets are on display in Pittsburgh where they are cherished and loved.
Good one Jacob 😎👍🏻
I would love to go to that museum!
Seeing victor and Emily (corpse bride) made me happy
Wow they had Jen on display but no Kira?
Jim autographed my book at the grand opening back in the 80s and I got to talk to Kermit in his own voice much to everyone’s surprise!! It was a once in a lifetime opportunity that I still remember.
Jim died young but he changed child education on Sesame Street.
Tanks for the memory’s!!
Thanks for going-I wondered if it was still open!!
I absolutely loved the nightmare before Christmas and Corpse bride
Since I was very young have been fasinated by puppets. A small shop near where I grew up had string puppets in there window. Could stand for ages looking at them. Loved Jim Henson creations. Watched Fraggle Rock with my daughter and really liked the Muppet Show. Now my granddaughter is all over Sesame St. Thanks for the tour. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
We visited for my birthday last year, specifically to see Ma and Emmet Otter. It’s my absolute favorite, but they were off display. Still excited to see Harrison and Gretchen Fox. It was super emotional to see all of these characters that played a huge part of my childhood. Sprocket, the Fraggles, Bert and Ernie, Kermit and Miss Piggy. Magical, thank you Mr. Henson for bringing these delightful creatures to life. You are missed!!!
Fraggle Rock. was one of my favorites when I was a kid.
Mine too
4:30 , that doesn't look like a leisure suit -- more like a zoot suit
You find the coolest 😎 places
You watch Defunctland?! I love you even more.
Huh, I've always thought Brad's name was "Bort" for years!
Whether these Muppets were restored or have been stored away very well for so many years, it's so good to see none of them are rotting or icky. MoPop could learn a thing or two from the Center of Puppetry.
I loved this museum! I grew up watching Seasme Street, The Muppet Shop & I remember when the first muppet movie came out, The Muppets take Mannhanit, if I remember correctly my mom took me to see it. Then when the Great Muppet Cappier came out my sister took me to that one. Such good memories...🙂🙂👍🧚🏼♀️
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Brad is Bert's nephew, he would appear occasionally on the show from Season 9 to Season 10 but still makes casual appearances every oce in a while.
We had a Gumby toy we could bend into different shapes. Thanks for sharing!
I used to work there. Was fortunate enough to to do an internship there as well, so I was able to be hands-on with some of these muppets. That Big Bird display case was a fun time to move. Haha.
Thank you for the explore today. It was interesting and fun!
Great video! I went there many years ago with my students. They have really expanded the museum so much! The shows they do are great as well!👍🤗
Crow and Tom Servo...Riffing B-movies since the 90s. Love all of Jim Henson’s creations as well
I never knew this existed! I love puppetry, and I definitely want to come here on my next trip to Atlanta
One of my favourite Christmas movies is "The Muppets Christmas Carol!!! It is awesome. There is so much going on in each scene you can watch it a million times n see something new n cool every time. Michael Caine is awesome as Scrooge, n Kermit is a great Bob Cratchit as is Miss Piggy as Mrs. Cratchit n the tiny Tim muppets is too cute for words!!!!!!! I am 64 yrs old and can't get enough of it!!!!
Brad was Bert's nephew
You're rights. I thought Brad was the brother
Awesome video ! I was born in the 70s an I remember watching sesame street in the morning time an eating my rice krispies cereal with sugar sprinkled on it. This was before I even started school ! Good times😉 keep up the great work enjoy your channel. Have a nice weekend.
I was there a couple of years ago. My cousin, who lives in Atlanta, took me. The museum is absolutely amazing. Also, the tiny door outside the museum, there are several you can find around the city, you just have to keep your eyes open and look down. LOL.
A few helpful pieces of information:
Foxy the Fox is from Atlanta's local puppet series, _Woody Willow_ . He was one of the villains opposing Woody, who was markedly similar to Howdy Doody.
Wayland Flowers' "Madam" puppet actually got her own TV series.
Brad is Bert's nephew, son of Bert's brother Bart.
Roosevelt Franklin was voiced by Matt Robinson, the person who played Gordon for the first three seasons... so, regardless of being purple, he _sounded_ black.
The wolf puppet was from Al Schnupp, whose puppet play, _Stone Circle_ , was performed at the Center for Puppetry Arts.
See that can from Wilkins Coffee in the recreation of Jim Henson's workshop? Wilkins Coffee had a series of commercials that gave the Muppets their first big break in television, starting in 1957. Not bad for ten-second ads.
Doozer body makeup could also be called "touchup paint". The heads had a shorter lifespan, so it was the bodies that needed extra care.
I'm going to see MST3K live and I'm SO excited to see Crow and Tom Servo irl. I think I might just cry lol.
Also you definitely have to check out The Dark Crystal!! One of my favorite movies from childhood that also scared the bejeezus out of me. The Netflix series is one of the best shows I've watched in a long time.
The Center for Puppetry arts is my favorite place in the entire world. I'm so glad that it is getting the love it deserves from so many! I wish you could have filmed in the old museum though when they still had some very strange pieces and walk throughs.
Ah a lovely video from carpetbagger for my birthday what a great day
Croooooow! It's always been my dream to visit this museum!
"That's one 'O'!"
As a longtime puppeteer and new Carpetbagger fan, I found this video very exciting. Thanks, Jacob. By the way, “Guignol” is pronounced “Geen-YOL.” Love your videos and all your hard work. Very charming.
Grover is my favorite too! Just love his innocence, positive attitude and humor. This video is so fascinating from beginning to end. THANK YOU!!!!
I love Grover to. Especially when he was with MR. Johnson . He always drove mr. Johnson crazy at Charlie’s restaraunt , or a sales person. So funny.
Only been once but wanting to go back soon - felt like a child again walking in a wonderland - love Jim and Muppets and was a puppeteer for several years - thanks for sharing
Aside from this is my favorite and the best of all time I have no words to express the thank you for showing me this!
This would be an awesome museum to visit. I saw a temporary Jim Henson exhibit locally a few months ago and it was amazing, this however looks so much more extensive. It's awesome to see these characters in person you've seen dozens of times on TV or in the movies.
Gonzo is my favorite. And my wife was always scared of Beaker.
Even though I'm a Mr. Rogers guy when I was growing up, I still like Sesame Street and The Muppet Show! I think the JIm Henson Experience should do a feature on his work with the early 90s Ninja Turtles live action films and the Muppet Christmas Carol, my favorite Muppet movie!
Actually you bring up a good point! I'm shocked there aren't any Mr. Rogers puppets on display here!
Grover- ‘Near, far…you get it now right…RIGHT?…no?…ARRRGGHH!!’ LOL 😂 OH MEMORIES.
Very cool museum. I do remember several of those puppets, including Madam. Didn't see Snufalupagus by Jim Henson.
I truly enjoyed the near and far sketch 😊
Saw the first vlog as well, both very interesting.
When at the Center for Puppetry Arts check out the Vietnamese water puppets. They are amazing.
This video make me so happy . It is a place I am going to try to go someday.
This place is amazing. I really love puppetry. It inspired what I' ve done with my life.
They have the full movie The Dark Crystal on Netflix. The series The Dark Crystal Age of Resistance is also on Netflix. They did true justice with this series. Jim would have been very proud. Please check it out! So far this is my favorite video from The Carpetbagger 😍.
I love Dark Crystal!
You are a very kind and calm man.
There is also an amazing Jim Henson Exhibition at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, NY.
The Dark Crystal is so good. It’s beautiful to look at and just wonderfully weird and different. If you like the movie, then be sure to check out the Netflix series The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. It’s a prequel to he events of the movie. Again, visually stunning and they used actual puppets instead of going the CGI route.
I'm amazed and pleased that this museum exists even though I know I'll never be able to visit it.
The Dark Crystal is amazing! Showing how he wanted to do more for an adult audience.
This is pure nostalgiea!!
Man, what a great video. I'd be all over that puppet museum.
Atlanta is a wonderful city!
One of my favorites is Lefty the Salesman
This is one of my dream spots to go! LOVED this, thank you so much Jacob!
Awesome! Thanks so much for sharing!
Looks amazing x
I love all the Muppet stuff!!!
Bradwas Bert's nephew. Check out when Ernie tries to give Brad a bath. I loved Jim Henson's storyteller. The Dark Crystal is my all time favorite Henson movie and the prequel on Netflix is a Wonderful series. Now I want to visit this museum. Thanks for sharing
17:18 I used to have Emmet Otter's Jug Band Christmas!! When i was little i would wait till around christmas time and ask my mom over and over "Can we watch Emmet!" Thats how much Jim Henson was a part of my childhood, im 16 now and still love his works (Btw many of these Jim Henson movies mentioned i have seen, from Labrynth, to dark crystal and more)
You absolutely **have** to see 'The Dark Crystal.' It's beautiful, profound, allegorical, political and philosophical all at the same time, and unlike Labyrinth there are no humans in The Dark Crystal. You'll absolutely love it!
When I was visiting Atlanta last year I stopped by this place. It was an amazing place. Growing up with Jim Henson’s muppets and Sesame Street and to be able to see all those characters I grew up with in person was a thrilling experience for me.
I love this place, went here in real life, absolutely loved it
Yay! I’ve always wanted to go here! Thank you for sharing!
I have shadow puppets and shadow puppet artwork from Indonesia as well as a wooden puppet from there!! They are truly amazing!!
4:40 Wayland Flowers and Madam was a very popular ventriloquist act from the seventies up until shortly before Flowers' death in 1988.
me and my grown up son went there last year we both loved it and plan on going again,,
I can't believe they have Crow n Tom Servo from MST3000!!!! Started watching that with my boyfriend years ago, n I love the off hand sarcastic humour n the boys are supreme!!!!
Hands down my favorite museum in the entire state
What a great place to visit, so cool.
This was fascinating 👏 🤔 👌 thankyou wonderful tour.
I’d love to go there, I am a HUGE muppet fan. It looks totally worth it!
What a great trip down memory lane! Maybe one day you can go about 40 miles up the road to Cartersville GA and visit the Etowah Indian Mounds. (I grew up not far from there). Burial grounds and an awesome museum relating to the Cherokee Indians. 3 HUGE burial mounds dating back 100's of years. Enjoy your videos as always!
I was gutted when Jim Henson passed on, he was a total legend
Nice Hopkinsville Goblins t-shirt Jacob.....I have one as well. Lol
Brett Collected the bottle caps not ernie.I love the 2 old guys in the balcony in the muppet show.
That one sculpture you didn't recognize in the Jim Henson section is the Pilot from Farscape. Jim Henson was a genius, and if you want to see an example of his adult work, look up his appearances on Saturday Night Live.
It was good to see Crow T. And Servo again, I loved that show. I am surprised that they didn't have any of the Sid and Marty Kroft puppets on display. H.R. Puffinstuff, Lidsville and Sigmund and the Sea Monsters were huge back in the day.
I was born in 1975 & I remember Madame puppet I loved her :-) I also loved the Muppets: pigs in space,the chef,& of course the 2 elderly men in the balcony