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(Can somebody confirm this 'Roy' thing for me?) And if this is true, then I guess Astoria's full name would be 'Astoria Waldorf', a complete inversion from the hotel name. I've listed them last name first, to distinguish, for instance, Kermit the Frog (whose last name is 'the Frog') from Oscar the Grouch (whose middle name is 'the' and whose last name is 'Grouch').Īnd obviously, we already know the full names of a lot of Muppets, among them Bunsen Honeydew, Lewis Kazagger, Floyd Pepper, Aloysius Snuffleupagus, Alice Snuffleupagus, and all the Sesame Street Monsters (their last names are all 'Monster').īut are there any other 'real' or 'full' names that we can come up with? For instance, are Statler and Waldorf their last names or their first names? I seem to recall somebody mentioning (a long time ago) that Waldorf once called Statler 'Roy', in which case his name would be 'Roy Statler', and the names we call them would be their last names. Here's what we came up with (some of these are Sesame Street characters). Basically what we were doing was discussing the 'real' names and 'full' names of certain Muppets, as evidenced from many, many diverse sources.

This thread started back when the Muppet Central Forum was still on Delphi, and it kind of died out.