Chuck

and he started out as a studio art major and ended up graduating with a home ec degree because home ec was the only degree that offered puppet making courses yeah he majored uh or he took a puppetry course at first and uh then a bunch of textiles and crafts courses which is a great way to you know start building and making your own puppets right so but he graduated with a home ec degree

and he started out as a studio art major and ended up graduating with a home ec degree because home ec was the only degree that offered puppet making courses yeah he majored uh or he took a puppetry course at first and uh then a bunch of textiles and crafts courses which is a great way to you know start building and making your own puppets right so but he graduated with a home ec degree

and he started out as a studio art major and ended up graduating with a home ec degree because home ec was the only degree that offered puppet making courses yeah he majored uh or he took a puppetry course at first and uh then a bunch of textiles and crafts courses which is a great way to you know start building and making your own puppets right so but he graduated with a home ec degree

But by the time he graduated, he was already extremely successful. The Rolls Royce that I mentioned, he bought in time to drive to his college graduation because he'd already created successful shows in his town.

But by the time he graduated, he was already extremely successful. The Rolls Royce that I mentioned, he bought in time to drive to his college graduation because he'd already created successful shows in his town.

But by the time he graduated, he was already extremely successful. The Rolls Royce that I mentioned, he bought in time to drive to his college graduation because he'd already created successful shows in his town.

Did you see The Time Piece?

Did you see The Time Piece?

Did you see The Time Piece?

That one was pretty cool. It was great. In its way. And did you see The Cube? I watched parts of The Cube. Did you see the end?

That one was pretty cool. It was great. In its way. And did you see The Cube? I watched parts of The Cube. Did you see the end?

That one was pretty cool. It was great. In its way. And did you see The Cube? I watched parts of The Cube. Did you see the end?

Oh, you've got to see the end. I skipped the middle because I was like, okay, I get where you're going with this.

Oh, you've got to see the end. I skipped the middle because I was like, okay, I get where you're going with this.

Oh, you've got to see the end. I skipped the middle because I was like, okay, I get where you're going with this.

Yes. Okay. And he starts to go kind of crazy. And it has the look and feel of a color TV ad, like lots of overacting and like Carol Burnett-esque characters and stuff like that, but the sentiment behind it and like the... everything behind it is really neat.

Yes. Okay. And he starts to go kind of crazy. And it has the look and feel of a color TV ad, like lots of overacting and like Carol Burnett-esque characters and stuff like that, but the sentiment behind it and like the... everything behind it is really neat.

Yes. Okay. And he starts to go kind of crazy. And it has the look and feel of a color TV ad, like lots of overacting and like Carol Burnett-esque characters and stuff like that, but the sentiment behind it and like the... everything behind it is really neat.

And it really gives you a good, um, an eyeopening example of like what Jim Henson was capable of, but also like what he was into because, you know, when you think of him, you think of Muppets and Sesame Street in particular.

And it really gives you a good, um, an eyeopening example of like what Jim Henson was capable of, but also like what he was into because, you know, when you think of him, you think of Muppets and Sesame Street in particular.