A documentary about a (Waltham) boy named Caroll, who grew up to be the heart, soul and 8-foot-tall body of “Sesame Street’s” iconic yellow Muppet, “I Am Big Bird: The Carol… ...

The muppet goes on to ape the familiar response among those opposed to the vaccination, albeit with a reference to The Muppets' resident scientist thrown in for good measure.

In particular, the hand looks too human, as Muppets tend to only have four fingers on each hand. Not only does Muppet Matt have five, but he also has fingernails. Perhaps disturbed, the bird has ...

Big Bird's head is completely empty, other than the hand operating the blinking eyes, and someone said that it was an "incredible dedication to his art". "That looks like hell", someone pointed out.

Full-body Muppets, including Big Bird and Mr. Snuffleupagus, are arguably the most difficult to maneuver. Operating an 8-foot, walking, talking bird is no joke; while wearing the yellow suit, Matt ...

Hunt dragged Bird along to his own checkup with Dr. Robert (“Bobby”) Friedman; the doctor took one look at the ashen-faced Bird and ordered him straight to the hospital.

Big Bird, an 8-foot, 2-inch, flightless-bird that may or may not be a canary, made his way onto television screens in November 1969 with his debut on “Sesame Street,” the children’s ...

O’Donoghue hated writing “The Land of Gorch” so much that he strung up a Big Bird doll by its neck in the writers office, and described the Muppets as having been made from the debris left ...