Actor/Actress | Description | Character | % Correct |
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Jim Henson | A pragmatic frog who is the straight man protagonist and de facto leader of the Muppet ensemble | Kermit the Frog | 90%
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Frank Oz | A savage, frenzied drummer for Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem | Animal | 85%
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Caroll Spinney | A big yellow bird | Big Bird | 85%
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Frank Oz | A temperamental diva pig who is the Muppets' break-out and "authentic superstar" | Miss Piggy | 85%
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Frank Oz | A naive, comically-disinclined bear | Fozzie Bear | 80%
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Richard Hunt | Bunsen's lab assistant who performs ill-fated experiments which often results in him getting seriously injured | Beaker | 75%
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Jim Henson | The gravelly-voiced leader and keyboard player and of the band | Dr. Teeth | 70%
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Dave Goelz | An eccentric hooked-nosed stunt performer and performance artist | Gonzo | 70%
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Richard Hunt | The loyal stage manager and gofer of the Muppet Theater and nephew of its owner J.P. Grosse | Scooter | 70%
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Jerry Nelson | The cynical "hippie" bass player | Floyd Pepper | 65%
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Richard Hunt | The lead guitar player with a flower child personality | Janice | 65%
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Jim Henson | A chef that speaks in mock Swedish | Swedish Chef | 65%
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Dave Goelz | The laid-back saxophone player | Zoot | 65%
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Jerry Nelson | The female chicken that is Gonzo's love interest | Camilla the Chicken | 60%
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Charles Durning | A businessman, entrepreneur, and restaurateur | Doc Hopper | 60%
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Dave Goelz | An inventive, yet aloof scientist who frequently performs science experiments and invention demonstrations that typically go awry and has an "affable cluelessness" whenever his assistant, Beaker, is a victim of these presentations | Dr. Bunsen Honeydew | 60%
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Jim Henson | A plainspoken pianist dog who first appeared in Purina Dog Chow commercials | Rowlf the Dog | 60%
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Frank Oz | A patriotic bald eagle and the group's self-proclaimed delegator of conservative values | Sam the Eagle | 60%
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Richard Hunt | An elderly and grouchy gentleman who constantly heckles the Muppets from the audience, specifically from an upper balcony box | Statler | 60%
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Richard Hunt | A very large, imposing and hairy ogre about nine feet tall | Sweetums | 60%
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Jim Henson | An elderly and grouchy gentleman who constantly heckles the Muppets from the audience, specifically from an upper balcony box | Waldorf | 55%
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Jerry Nelson | Kermit's young, sweet-voiced nephew | Robin the Frog | 50%
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Jerry Nelson | A pyrotechnician with an explosives fixation | Crazy Harry | 45%
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Austin Pendleton | Doc Hopper's shy assistant | Max | 35%
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Jerry Nelson | A tan humanoid Muppet with dark hair, a mustache, a red knobby nose, a ruff and a red suit | Lew Zealand | 30%
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Frank Oz | A flamboyant musician that wears a frilly, multicolored shirt | Marvin Suggs | 20%
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Scott Walker | An assassin who specializes in killing frogs | Snake Walker | 15%
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Orson Welles | A Hollywood producer and studio executive | Lew Lord | 10%
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Milton Berle | A used car salesman that Sweetums (as Jack Job) worked for | Mad Man Mooney | 10%
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Cloris Leachman | Lew Lord's secretary who is allergic to animals | Miss Tracy | 10%
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Dom DeLuise | A Hollywood agent that meets Kermit in the swamp | Bernie | 5%
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Mel Brooks | A mad scientist who is hired by Doc Hopper | Professor Max Krassman | 5%
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Richard Pryor | A man who sells balloons to Gonzo at the Bogen County Fair | Balloon Vender | 0%
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Steve Martin | A sarcastic waiter that works at the motel that Rowlf used to work at | Insolent Waiter | 0%
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