Bonnie Erickson

They handed him over to a Université de Montréal fraternity for a mock last rites pledge event.

They held a funeral for the mascot, replaced by Yuppie, who debuted in April 79, designed by Bonnie Erickson's studio, the same studio that did Miss Piggy, and Yuppie.

went on to become the first costumed mascot ever ejected from a Major League game in 84 for mocking the umpire John McSherry's weight.

Then in 89, he became the first unejected after Tommy Lasorda of the Dodgers complained that Yuppie had been napping on their dugout roof in pajamas during a 22-inning game.

her name.

I believe it's Bonnie Erickson.

who created Miss Piggy, reached out to Alex to tell him how amazing this work was and that Jim Henson would have been proud.

And this was an interview that Alex was doing with his curator, Shanae Javeri, where Alex, in the most beautiful way possible, and I'm paraphrasing here, was talking about the invisible labor that goes into all these things and all the people that are a part of it.

And I think ultimately, this film is testament to Jim Henson's talent as a director and having come up with the concept of this stuff, but also as a collaborator who's bringing all of these people.

You know, somebody else I want to shout out here is Muppet designer Bonnie Erickson.

That's why Miss Piggy looks the way that she does, as well as having this brilliant performance from Frank Oz.

and those suit performers, but yeah, we won't talk about those.