Brian Muehl is a puppeteer and writer who began his career WITH Jim Henson in the later seasons of The Muppet Show. Trained as a mime, Muehl performed multiple roles on The Dark Crystal, including skekEkt, urSu and urZah. Muehl was one of only two puppeteers (the other being Steve Whitmire) to both puppeteer and voice a character in the film.
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| - Brian Muehl is a puppeteer and writer who began his career WITH Jim Henson in the later seasons of The Muppet Show. Trained as a mime, Muehl performed multiple roles on The Dark Crystal, including skekEkt, urSu and urZah. Muehl was one of only two puppeteers (the other being Steve Whitmire) to both puppeteer and voice a character in the film.
- Brian Muehl was a writer for the animated children's series The Magic School Bus. Before the show, he was a muppeteer on Sesame Street from 1978-1984. He also wrote episodes for Cyberchase, and Kids Next Door. For the Magic School Bus, Brian was named as Brian Meehl
- Brian Muehl (ur. 4 listopada 1952 roku w Canandaigua, Nowy Jork) - amerykański lalkarz, aktor głosowy, aktor, scenarzysta i pisarz. Swoją karierę rozpoczął w ostatnich sześciu odcinkach piątego sezonu programu The Muppet Show. Potem animował postaci w programie dla dzieci Ulica Sezamkowa, m.in. Tolka (rolę po nim przejął Martin P. Robinson; wcześniej grał go Bob Payne) i Elma (rolę po nim przejął inny lalkarz, Kevin Clash). Od 2008 roku jest też pisarzem: na swoim dorobku ma cztery książki.
- Brian Muehl (pronounced "meal"; also credited as Brian Meehl and Brian Wolf) is a puppeteer and writer who began his Muppet career in the later seasons of The Muppet Show. Trained as a mime, Muehl assisted the principal puppeteers and performed small roles. He soon transitioned to Sesame Street, where he took over the roles of Barkley (from Toby Towson) and Telly Monster (from Bob Payne), who, besides being his most prominent characters, were also his favorite. He also originated such characters as Dr. Nobel Price, and, in some of his earliest appearances, performed Elmo. Muehl also performed multiple roles on The Dark Crystal (and along with Steve Whitmire, was one of only two puppeteers to both perform and voice a character).
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| - Brian Muehl is a puppeteer and writer who began his career WITH Jim Henson in the later seasons of The Muppet Show. Trained as a mime, Muehl performed multiple roles on The Dark Crystal, including skekEkt, urSu and urZah. Muehl was one of only two puppeteers (the other being Steve Whitmire) to both puppeteer and voice a character in the film.
- Brian Muehl (pronounced "meal"; also credited as Brian Meehl and Brian Wolf) is a puppeteer and writer who began his Muppet career in the later seasons of The Muppet Show. Trained as a mime, Muehl assisted the principal puppeteers and performed small roles. He soon transitioned to Sesame Street, where he took over the roles of Barkley (from Toby Towson) and Telly Monster (from Bob Payne), who, besides being his most prominent characters, were also his favorite. He also originated such characters as Dr. Nobel Price, and, in some of his earliest appearances, performed Elmo. Muehl also performed multiple roles on The Dark Crystal (and along with Steve Whitmire, was one of only two puppeteers to both perform and voice a character). In 1984, Muehl left the Muppets for reasons he later articulated in a Random House bio: “The downside of long hours in film and TV studios is all the downtime. Besides growing restless, I had a wife and two young daughters I was seeing too little of. So I traded life in front of the camera for life behind it. I became a children’s television writer.” Changing his name to Meehl, to reflect the pronunciation, the puppeteer began churning out scripts for Eureeka's Castle, PBS series Eyewitness, The Magic School Bus, Between the Lions, Cyberchase, and Codename: Kids Next Door. He did return to the Muppets sporadically in the 1990s, notably as a regular on Dog City and several episodes of Sesame Street during season 25 (including Episode 3145, 3204, and 3261). He later made an on-screen cameo as "Ramp Guy" in episode 3319 the following season, and as a balloon salesman in episode 3634 two seasons later. He also wrote a pair of episodes for Sesame English, "A Zoo for Jenny" and "Tingo Hears a Noise." In 2006, he published his first young adult novel, Out of Patience, which examines such issues as baseball and in small-town Kansas. In 2008, he published his second, Suck It Up, a vampire comedy which contains a brief mention of his former character Elmo. At one time, Muehl was a member of Mummenschanz as an interpreter for Andres Bossard.
- Brian Muehl (ur. 4 listopada 1952 roku w Canandaigua, Nowy Jork) - amerykański lalkarz, aktor głosowy, aktor, scenarzysta i pisarz. Swoją karierę rozpoczął w ostatnich sześciu odcinkach piątego sezonu programu The Muppet Show. Potem animował postaci w programie dla dzieci Ulica Sezamkowa, m.in. Tolka (rolę po nim przejął Martin P. Robinson; wcześniej grał go Bob Payne) i Elma (rolę po nim przejął inny lalkarz, Kevin Clash). W 1984 roku Muehl porzucił Muppety (powrócił do nich jednak na krótko w 1992 roku w serialu Dog City: Miasto bezprawia i 1996 roku w serialu dla dzieci The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss) na rzecz pracy scenarzysty do innych programów telewizyjnych i seriali animowanych (także animował kukiełki w niektórych programach), np. Zamek Eureki, Magiczny autobus i Kryptonim: Klan na drzewie. Od 2008 roku jest też pisarzem: na swoim dorobku ma cztery książki.
- Brian Muehl was a writer for the animated children's series The Magic School Bus. Before the show, he was a muppeteer on Sesame Street from 1978-1984. He also wrote episodes for Cyberchase, and Kids Next Door. For the Magic School Bus, Brian was named as Brian Meehl
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