Adam Savage Learns About Full Body Puppeteering at Henson's Creature Shop!

[@tested]

Watch Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock on @AppleTV +: tv.apple.com/us/show/fraggle-rock-back-to-the-rock/ Follow Morgana on Instagram: instagram.com/ignisgram/ More puppet-related videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/navFc5eIfdZ6mbM

[@Smilingcrittersall]

Hii

[@1218Draco]

Sally Mae fans rejoice!

[@MrChrisdavie]

I think I shall! It’s been a very long time. I always loved this show as a youngster back int he day. The level of detail captivated my ADHD mind lol

[@Thrakus]

What about face tracking? or would there not be space to pick up the eye month movement from inside the mask?

[@vectorwolf]

I'm dying to know what was being pixeled out... Secret project? Or naughty muppet...

[@peterk7931]

The best part of this video is at 11:34 when the head puppeteer matches the body performer's vocals and Adam starts to make eye-contact with the Junior Gorg instead of the performer.

[@dem160d]

I noticed that too! Goddamned adorable.

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

The magic of Jim Henson's puppets is how the performers become the characters.

[@aaronsugar7228]

@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 a few years ago I got to meet Red and Mokey Fraggle. I like to say it that way because while it was Karen Prell and Kathryn Mullen with the puppets "on hand", I found myself having a full on conversation with the puppets.

[@gustafsone]

@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 I remember seeing a clip of when Jim Henson was a guest on Carson's Tonight Show, and I think he started the interview normally (as Jim) but then a minute or two later, he puts on the Kermit puppet and Jim disappeared right in front of our eyes. I think Carson even mentioned during that interview how incredible it was having a conversation with a puppet, even though the performer was right there. The Henson puppeteers are almost "too" good at what they do sometimes. I've also had the pleasure of attending a handful of performances of "Puppet Up!" over the years and that show format has the same juxtaposition where the performers don't stay hidden at all, they just wear solid black outfits on the stage and their puppets are framed by a camera that is positioned all the way downstage-center looking at the performers. There are projection screens in the theatre that the audience can see that shows the puppets as if you were watching them on TV at home. To be able to see it all happen in real-time is kind of mindblowing. The best way I've been able to describe the show is that it's like "Whose Line Is It Anyway?", but with puppets! They do lots of improv during the show, too. It's just...incredible. And FUN!

[@tspawn35]

@@gustafsone Carson literally asked Kermit if he could ask Jim a question. Made me laugh so hard.

[@Artaimus]

The amount of little kid joy and wonder in Adam's voice is so amazing to hear.

[@skezus]

was totally disrespectful when he lunged at the shoe and talked over Peter.

[@MitchellTF]

Plus, the whole "Oh my gosh. These people make me look like a random KZbinr! These people are GOOD WITH COSPLAY!"

[@juggerNOTtoday]

@@skezus was totally disrespectful to say he was intentionally talking over him when it was obvious Peter didn't mind

[@skezus]

@@juggerNOTtoday he was clearly annoyed. Maybe, I was disrespectful but who knows.

[@JV-pu8kx]

I've always felt he exhibited a child-like wonder throughout his time as a Mythbuster.

[@DalekCaanOfSkaro]

I'm incredibly excited to see their work for the Five Nights at Freddys movie. There is no other studio that is more perfect for a film like that than Hensons workshop, and I cannot wait to see the quality of the suits and how scary they might look.

[@MrJosh689]

i think it might be a blurred freddy head in the background of wide shots

[@blueaxolotl_plays1710]

Freddy Fazbear

[@62857]

Yeah the blurred thing is from FNAF😀

[@dcolb121]

How long before an adult version comes out?

[@neu_dae]

wait I didn't know Henson workshop was doing FNAF! that's incredible news!

[@Virus-ng1lh]

I LOVED Fraggle Rock as a child, and seeing everything behind even one of the side characters is phenomenal. The Henson’s assembled a group that loved what they were doing and put their heart and soul into it. They were absolute MASTERS of puppeteering.

[@omnijack]

LOOK, MA! I CAUGHT A FRAGGLE! Was my instant reaction

[@tayajohnson9696]

i love fragile rock so much when i was littel

[@senint]

I remember having seen an episode or a few in Finnish dub. That was around mid to Late 90s when I had a babysitter with my baby brother. 🤔 90s in general had lots of series’s I can still remember… while getting to feel like an ancient relic…

[@sapphirejade5029]

This brought back so many memories. I watched the series as a kid. It feels nostalgic seeing one of the characters come back after so many years.🥹

[@MeTheMayo]

The little Doozers at the back ❤️❤️❤️

[@Scudboy17]

Watching Adam geek out over movie props and special effects will NEVER get old. Most of the nerd world is living vicariously through YOU Adam! Keep it up!

[@Briandoesit]

For those that don't know the person in the suit is Morgana Ignis. She was in Obi-Wan Kenobi. She played The Sandman in the 2017 Film 'The Sandman' and she's been in a bunch of Sci Fi/horror. I love her style and the name Morgana.

[@morganaignistube]

Hehe I have many MANY creatures within me ^__^

[@hraefn1821]

And don't forget Helluva Boss! Loved her as Sallie May.~ ^-^

[@hraefn1821]

@@morganaignistube I love your work so much!~ Big fan. ^-^

[@KomaedasOneTrueHope]

​@@hraefn1821 Helluva Boss not Hazbin☺️

[@hraefn1821]

@@KomaedasOneTrueHope Brain fart! Meant helluva boss. ARGH XD

[@SpielSatzFail]

In a CGI era, that is so wholesome ❤ Always loved how creative and impressive puppeteering was, and still is today. Hope the Fraggles soon come to Netflix or Disney+, or my local free TV someday. I'd binge watch the remake right away.

[@MarcKloos]

Well, they're on Apple TV+!

[@falxonPSN]

@Marc Kloosterman it's too bad, really, because that platform is a no-go for a lot of people. Hopefully, they will expand to other platforms in the future.

[@razorpit]

@@falxonPSN 😂 That makes about as much sense as saying Disney+ is a no-go for a lot of people hopefully they expand Star Wars and Marvel to other platforms in the future.

[@nitelast]

​​@razorpit i can't imagine that they would, considering both those franchises are disney owned

[@falxonPSN]

@@razorpit I mean, if you think so, sure. I know that a large number of people have no interest in their streaming platform. Even many who own their branded stuff.

[@monstermaker40]

I love seeing John, the puppeteer, mimicking Morgana talking.

[@shaider1982]

The hands of the puppet looks very agile. The head mechanism looks very impressive & the monitor inside makes it sound like it was the HUD of a powered exoskeleton.

[@tursilion]

It's such a thrill to see behind the scenes of any muppet production :)

[@GrassyCass]

Yesss(:

[@tested]

Right?!!!!

[@eviltv6975]

@@tested aren’t they doing the fnaf FX? I can’t wait!

[@tedioustotoro4885]

The mentioning of Adam’s Totoro costume just reminds me of the absolutely gorgeous Totoro puppets that the Creature Shop did for the recent stage adaptation in London.

[@tested]

YES SO MUCH THIS!

[@brianmiller1077]

I don't sqeee! like a fangirl often, but when I do, it's about Miazaki and the Henson creature shop.

[@mollycblaeser]

I want to see some sort of image of Totoro 😭 I'm on the wrong side of the pond.

[@TastierBackInThe80s]

As a RC enthusiast to see push rods and servos moving, and creating expression on a character so familiar to my childhood is just amazing. Thank you Adam and JHCS!

[@mikakettunen7939]

YES - ABSOLUT AMEN - I am beyond almost orgastic for this kind of RC/servo/etc creativity \,,/

[@hugh_jasso]

I love how the puppeteer kept animating Junior while Jamie was interviewing Morgana.

[@Vespuchian]

I've done a bit of amateur puppetry and can confirm, once you're into the swing of things it starts to feel _wrong_ for the puppet to not be 'present' even when you're not performing. It's only when you put them down they stop being a 'character' and revert to being an object. It's weird.

[@TheVicarstownSentinel]

*Adam

[@TreyMcDonaldAnimator]

The innovation out of the Jim Henson company is what makes then the GOAT, it's insane how much craft and care they put into their puppetry.

[@spacepiratecaptainrush1237]

This fills me with joy in just so many ways, it's actually difficult to articulate just what it is I appreciate about all this. Both Adam and the Henson company, you make me feel like there's one less barrier for me getting back into theatrical production.

[@johnofthenorth6653]

These videos have felt like such a love letter to my childhood. Thank you for all of these and letting me live some of my biggest dreams through you.

[@tested]

It was a dream day for us … and more videos coming!

[@Gman1024]

Morgana, you brought Junior to life instantly, nuances, gestures, loved it. Such harmony between the movement and the mechanicals.

[@saphcal]

right? she was amazing. definitely was nice seeing Junior brought to life again after so long (i havent seen the show in like 30 years).

[@saphcal]

@@DeloreanJack yes Morgana is a woman.

[@saphcal]

@@DeloreanJack yes Junior, the character is a man. But the person in the suit is a woman named Morgana. Glad I could clear that up for you.

[@addasonny]

​@@DeloreanJack Junior (the character) is a boy but Morgana is a girl 😊

[@himbofrog]

@@Dakahrii whatever you say bozo

[@Vesperitis]

I watched this entire thing with a giant smile on my face. Once Morgana put on the suit it was like magic, and Junior Gorg was alive. I now want Adam to interview the puppeteers for the Lion King musical.

[@tuxedo-fish3148]

I was just cry-laughing when they put the upper bodysuit on and she just *whoomph* disappeared for a second. The amount of talent it takes to puppeteer a suit that doesn't match your body proportions at all...! Everyone involved in making and wearing these suits is amazing.

[@hestiathena4917]

Between the in-depth look at how Muppeteering has evolved in the last 35 years and Adam's ever-infectious childlike wonder, this video (heck, the whole visit!) is pure joy!

[@takeiteasybrah]

I grew up in the 80’s so any reference to Fraggle Rock brings up a wonderful feeling of nostalgia. So cool seeing how this puppet works.

[@Misterfairweather]

Amazing, I always loved the work they did at Henson's Creature Shop. They pushed the bounds of the technology I remember watching a Secret of the Muppets special as a kid that included an early fully digitally animated character. I've always had a lot of love and respect for what they've done. Thank you for these behind the scenes looks.

[@Ozai75]

Seeing the Muppets and how both amazingly well crafted *and* how "Lets keep the price/weight/etc" down is just stunning to me. The amount of detail work and trials and testing over the years has to be mindboggling to find that perfect sweet spot for performer/crafter/designer. Just amazing.

[@MikeSmith-qt4pe]

Man, I grew up with Fraggle Rock, and I would absolutely have to give Junior a hug if I was there. Just seeing how the costume works is amazing

[@morganaignistube]

THANKS FOR WATCHING, EVERYONE!! 🖤

[@iLikeTheUDK]

It's a joy ^~^ makes me wanna be a puppeteer too

[@MrChrisdavie]

Great job! Can tell you’re top of your game. I have experience knowing what it’s like being on set from dusk till dawn for 18hrs+ at times in a costume for months on end, but nothing quite as elaborate as the ones you work in! You have my utmost respect as I know how challenging it can be. Every time I felt miserable I’d just step back and realise how amazing the memories are that I was making. Made the days go in so much quicker lol. Most of my locations were in Scotland so it was mostly freezing, but sometimes sweating my butt off lol.

[@jetteraismabash4186]

What was pixelated behind you here 14:23?

[@maximdesmarais]

Nice video. Idk if you’re gonna see this comment but, where did the drawing from you’re t-shirt come from? It’s very neat

[@c-o-b-o-2010]

That’s so interesting and you look like you’re having a blast playing that character 😊

[@Arlofan]

These Henson company videos are so good!

[@tested]

We can't even describe what a special day this was for us.

[@Arlofan]

@@tested Is there any more videos coming up from this little 'series'?

[@carlosdanger7907]

For 20 years I've been watching Adam's genuine giddyness and astonishment and I will ALWAYS love everything he does. Thank you for making a failure in school a fan of science.

[@morganmusto361]

Or more than 20 years

[@CTxCB]

For me, the thing that makes me think most of Full Body Puppeteering, in relation to the Jim Henson Company is Bear in the Big Blue House; I still can't comprehend how Noel MacNeal was able to puppeteer and voice a character, in a suit that was noticeably weighty and cumbersome, and probably required either lots of rest breaks or the AC cranked up to the max. That's a show I really hope eventually gets the same revival efforts that Fraggle Rock is currently receiving.

[@tysargent9647]

It's not really that complicated. If you've ever seen Big Bird, you'll know that Bear is operated in the same way.

[@f33rcetv34]

what a gorgeous costume- wow i hope stuff like this never goes away.. the mixing of costume and technology always blows my mind love the corset boning and how they used the zip and press studs to connect to torso to legs Morgana wore it well! Please somehow show us more inner workings of how character suits work from creators, Adam

[@wonderwend]

Watching Adam geek out is ALWAYS an utter delight

[@Lumibear.]

That was amazing, what a fusion of talents and technologies, how expressive is that mouth, and how on earth can normal sized human hands instantly become so huge like that. Wow.

[@LamangoKaijura]

The amount of respect you can see OOZING off of Adam during these Jim Henson shop visits is admirable. You can tell he has nothing but respect for the craft.

[@lauralynn1124]

I love the excitement of Adam. It makes me so happy!

[@christophers.8553]

So quickly the two puppeteers bring the creature to life. Amazing. Even when I know just how it all works it doesn't spoil the illusion. That's a professional.

[@Brandon84J]

We love, and miss you Jim. I hope you return in your next life and continue this. You made my childhood amazing

[@NitaKerns]

JUNIOR GORG!!!! The Gorgs used to scare me when I was little, but now I adore them!! Omg this is so freakin awesome! ADAM IS SO LUCKY!!!!!

[@AnonyMous-pi9zm]

In all of these videos, it just feels like magic that everything can be brought together to make a compelling whole. I understand sewing, I understand potentiometers and servos, but to bring them all together takes an incredible amount of skill.

[@RabbitsInBlack]

I will always love Jim Henson's Puppets. There is just something special about puppets that no CGI can be.

[@aaronl_trains_and_planes]

Gorg costumes/puppets were always my favorite because I wanted to be the one in there running around. Love it!

[@glennmorganfan9411]

This brought my childhood right back in an instant. ....and THIS cosplay is on MY list......a list I will likely never get to, but still...

[@tested]

Watch Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock on AppleTV +: tv.apple.com/us/show/fraggle-rock-back-to-the-rock/ Follow Morgana Ignis on Instagram: instagram.com/ignisgram/ More puppet-related videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/navFc5eIfdZ6mbM

[@andrewdenton9953]

It was so awesome to see how this all works, especially growing up on Fraggle Rock love these episodes with Adam Savage, looking into the industry of filmmaking

[@patrickmuller3248]

AMAZING! This is the first time I've seen the interior of a gorg. About 38 years after seen the first Fraggles episode. But as a kid I was SO TERRIFIED of Junior! :D

[@CanuckMonkey13]

No kidding! Junior was a terrifying character! And now I look at him with fondness, he feels like such a little kid in so many ways... Very different from how I saw things as a child!

[@otakubancho6655]

I've always wondered how they got the facial motions to work,and now that I know,it's still amazing to see a character brought to life,thanks Adam and The Muppet shop!👍👍👍❤❤❤

[@CarboniteDreamer]

that is so cool! i would love to see adam incorporate some of this type of stuff into his cosplay! the mouth and eye movement that would have been kick ass on so many of his builds.

[@86fifty]

WOW, I am so struck by how MANY people are necessary to make a full-body puppet like this work! The body performer, two or more people to put the costume on, a DIFFERENT person to operate the servos! Seriously, so many... This is slightly terrifying to imagine, becoming just a CANVAS for other people's art, to manipulate to their ends, and you're gonna HELP, but you're not FULLY independent... Just gives me more awe and respect for these Creature Shop pros!!

[@SkepticalChris]

Once those eyes started moving, the creature, quite literally just comes to life right in front of you! Insane!

[@EgaoKage]

Wow! This suit is nothing like the ones the actors wear at the Disney themeparks. I had a friend who worked as a performer for Disney at their Florida location and she measured the temperature inside her suit (at the height of summer, but in a shaded location) to be around 120 degrees F. This suit's mesh outer layer, even with all that yarn-work, must breath a lot better than Disney's polyester nightmares.

[@milosterwheeler2520]

It is so incredible to be able to see how some of this puppeteering is done. It doesn't take away from the magic of a performance at all. You still get lost in watching the characters and forget all about the mechanics of it all.

[@ericvicaria8648]

One thing that really tickles me is how immediately Morgana gives the character weight and gesture. I'm a large person and watching the character's hands rest on the tummy was very familiar.

[@michaelhockus8208]

Wow this was an incredible look behind the scenes, great work everyone. Love to see the mechanisms behind the magic

[@pirobot668beta]

During first season of 'Dinosaurs!', a friend took me on a private tour of the set! We have all seen 'behind the scenes' of Studios in general; lighting, sets, back-drops, props. In Henson's world, we see puppeteers 'built into the set', or even living inside their creations. In all of this, you are never prepared for how badly it stinks! Here is a sample of the ingredients of the heady brew: Paint of all kinds, adhesives, sweat, stale snacks, over-flowing garbage-cans, old beverages that got tipped over and are sticky to the floor, sweat, spilled booze, the odd joint shared around the set, more sweat. And that is when everything is going well! Desperation to make dead-lines contribute subtle notes of Lavender and collective Madness. A professional set is grinding out footage 12-18 hours a day, under banks of hot light when it's active. It's a big closed room with no air circulation between sessions. "They smell baaaad!" Rock Biter, 'The Never Ending Story'

[@andrewharper4296]

Loving these so much. The Henson Workshop is the ILM of the puppet world. Their work is always just insanely brilliant, and fluffy and in most cases very cute. 😂 Please let me know you’re doing a video with the dog from Fraggle Rock, I loved that dog as a child. 😂

[@gabrielhuff6969]

What a delight!! Seing how Jr Gorg worked is something I've been curious about for decades!!

[@_Julie_Bee]

Me too! Such a treat😊

[@gonota72]

Adam....you get to see the coolest things ever and meet the most amazing people!!!

[@jsmithsemper4848]

Omg 😱 AMAZING! They are the masters, look how human like the movement is!

[@thatguy4142]

Goodness these types of series reminds me of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. Keep up the great work Tested team!

[@WorkerBeeSupply]

Loved the video! It’s so cool to see such a large, beautiful puppet brought to life with. I recognized some of the team from the super fun “Jim Henson’s Creature Shop Challenge” and was happy to see Morgana as well after learning about her work as Ned’s body in Earth to Ned!! Love that show and hope it makes a return one day! Now that’s an amazing puppet!!

[@delta9571]

This brought so much nostalgia. Fraggle Rock one of my favorite shows as a child. Loved this 🥰🥰🥰

[@Ella-The-Poet]

I am DELIGHTED to see how this all works, I'm getting into puppetry myself and it's so nice to have even an idea on where to start ❤️❤️

[@tja9212]

that casual listening puppeteering at 12:50 is just so great. insane how they bring life to this.

[@DJRockinRob]

"As a puppeteer, your Situational Awareness has to utterly shift." "Oh, completely" "Your PROPRIOCEPTION has to now include the costume ." I have never heard that word before! GOOGLE says : -Proprioception (or kinesthesia) is the sense though which we perceive the position and movement of our body, including our sense of equilibrium and balance, senses that depend on the notion of force. -For example, proprioception enables a person to close their eyes and touch their nose with their index finger. Other examples of proprioception include: Knowing whether feet are on soft grass or hard cement without looking (even while wearing shoes) Balancing on one leg. .... Thanks for the lesson Adam!!

[@shinetilly]

These videos with Adam at the Henson Studios are amazing!

[@S0K0N0MI]

There is something about puppeteering that just can never be replaced with animation. They have a certain liveliness to them, so much so that they can actually get perceived as real people. It would not take me long to adjust and interact with one of the muppets asif they were their own individuals.

[@misery13666]

This company, and this show specifically, has always been my dream job.

[@kefka989]

Wow, Adam really is like a kid meeting a childhood character he used to fawn over on TV.

[@kevinotoole885]

Live action puppets are definitely still a huge part of TV and cinema. The perfect balance of CGI and puppetry will definitely always produce the best results. Loved this vid!!!!

[@nightrunner823mcpro2]

Absolutely loving these videos, especially with how the suits work and how they feel and even see inside of them. Learning more about Jim Henson's Creature Shop gives me some real excitement to see what they were able to pull with the Five Nights at Freddy's Movie. A very very talented company that's for sure, I've always loved seeing stuff like this. Hopefully we get a look at some of the animatronics next, especially from Jurassic Park!

[@werbnaright5012]

I love the questions about the process. Showing experts at work

[@hildyjo7358]

My curiosity is wondering what was blurred out in the background at 12:35. I grew up on Fraggle Rock. My nickname was Fraggle when I was in university. Loved seeing the little Doozers on the shelf!

[@jacobfield5227]

Gotta be something to do with the new fnaf movie as we don't even know what the animatronics look like and they are being created by the henson company. definitely a wild guess but completely possible

[@PrivatePikachu1]

Adam briefly mentioning the Godzilla costume sweat (which is 100% true by the way) makes me wish he could somehow visit the set of a kaiju movie and see the love and attention that would go into shooting something like that. I think he'd be absolutely delighted.

[@Ktcsr17]

You can tell morgana loves her job!

[@morganaignistube]

ABSOLUTELY!

[@Ktcsr17]

@@morganaignistube love your skirt... and your puppetry lol

[@Ktcsr17]

@@funkymunky7935 aww poor triggered baby

[@Ktcsr17]

@@Dakahrii poor delicate baby! So easily triggered. Be careful. Your bigotry is showing

[@d3ath-by-bruj4h]

​@Dakari no

[@KanalFrump]

fantastic costume and puppeteering! The eyes and mouth really "sells" this design.

[@DrVenture45]

This is so amazing! I've always been curious about the innerworkings of full-body puppetry. I want to see more of these. Will this make you go back and make changes to the Totoro costume, Adam?

[@CORNSiLK]

I was raised on Fraggle Rock, so this takes me back to being six and staring at the tv with a box of raisins. In fact, on car trips when I got bored and wanted to know how much longer until we got where we were going, my mom would tell me the distance in Fraggle Rock episodes. Of course back then we had no internet or devices to watch, so I had to imagine the episode in my head.

[@linnhuman]

I always wondered how they do full body puppets! I've been rewatching Bear in The Big Blue House with my son and I'm always amazed by the puppetry

[@sophiebitzinger4445]

Bear works different actually! No tech, just one arm being used as the puppet arm for the head (eyebrows controlled by finger) while the other is in one of the actual arms (other arm is fake or sometimes a glove controlled by someone else). Noel MacNeal is honestly one of the coolest people alive. Big Bird works the same way!

[@JadeOart]

had I KNOWN Morgana was in this video I would have clicked on it sooner, HOLY CRAP I love her and her work!!!!

[@paulr8528]

I was blessed to work as a local tech on a Muppets live show. one of the most unforgettable sights were all the performers sitting backstage when they were off... around several 8 foot tables with fans on them.. and their mouths wide open desperately trying to get a cool breeze into the costume so they can go out and continue. The work these performers do amazed me! Thanks Adam and Morgana for making this stagehand smile with a great memory!

[@Rite1010.]

I think the most joy I get from this video is watching you be like a kid, Adam.

[@Lighting_Desk]

Inwould gladly kill to spend a day exploring this workshop and learning from this incredibly talented team.

[@haunt_happens]

I could watch HOURS more of this. Growing up with the Original FR, and always curious how the Gorgs were performed even as a Threater student. Thank you, Thank you! What an absolute Joy to see!

[@frankgelder8519]

This is so awesome. Just one problem.... the video cut off before showing the additional 5 hours of footage!

[@tested]

Ha! We have more videos to come from that day, too!

[@frankgelder8519]

@@tested you better!

[@Graavigala85]

moving puppets really is team effort. so much respect to everyone who is part of this

[@Thekidwithadream016]

Man CGI cannot touch this. I absolutely love the work that Jim Henson’s Creature Shop does. They’ve worked on a few of my favorite films such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Where the wild things are.

[@SpartanX360]

I looove fragggle rock when I was a kid…these guys are legends.

[@wysiwyg2006]

Im 47 now, used to love Fraggle Rock as a toddler here in the UK back in the 80s up to the early 90s I think. It's still great. Is that the same costume as used back then. Awww ma, I caught a fwaggle

[@Skratchy9]

This video was incredible! Thank you so much for the peek inside!

[@ianmason.]

I'm loving the series at the creature workshop but what I really want to see is the *muppet version of Adam* . 🤣

[@joanhoffman3702]

Adam is the proverbial kid in a candy store, and I love it! ❤

[@Steve-xz9gp]

That thing scared the crap out of me when I was a youngster lol

[@spaceman2517]

Me too hahah

[@abigailsanchez4663]

I don't remember whatching Fraggle Rock, but I've seen Jim Henson's Company works like Sesame Street, The Dark Crystal (my favorite) and the Muppets and They're Always So Stunning, I'm thrilled right now, I want to cry because of how beautiful work they did and keep doing

[@roryoutdoors5431]

OOOOOH HEY WOOOK MA I CAUGHT A FWAGGLE!!

[@jesternario]

Having grown up with Fraggle Rock, this was an absolute delight. I found this so much fun to watch.

[@ClassicQuarterGamePlays]

🎉god speed keep up the works and videos😊 miss the classics down in Fraggle rock keep kool.

[@darrenwells2277]

I love this video, Ive always been absolutely fascinated with Jim's Creature Shop and to see how these costumes work and the detail is incredible! Thank you!

[@mrmxypltk]

I can't wait to see what Adam's next "Adam incognito" costume is, now that he's gotten a look at all these different construction and puppetry techniques. I have a feeling he's going to adapt some of these things for it!

[@shellyzadorozny6962]

Always a treat to see J.H. puppets and Adam together

[@Kjleed13]

11:37 I appreciate the puppeteer is moving the lips for Morgana. 😂

[@Ronnieayo]

Growing up watching fraggle rock I never ever thought I’d get to see behind the scenes Thank you😊