About: Seven-foot-tall Talking Carrot

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He is, needless to say, a seven-foot-tall talking carrot. He performed "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General" and other selections from The Pirates of Penzance with Gilda Radner in episode 304 of The Muppet Show. The setup for the gag was that Radner wrote to Kermit before the show, requesting a seven-foot-tall talking parrot for her "Selections from The Parrots of Penzance" number; however, Kermit couldn't read her handwriting and mistakenly booked a carrot. The carrot is featured in The Muppets Character Encyclopedia.

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rdfs:label	Seven-foot-tall Talking Carrot
rdfs:comment	He is, needless to say, a seven-foot-tall talking carrot. He performed "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General" and other selections from The Pirates of Penzance with Gilda Radner in episode 304 of The Muppet Show. The setup for the gag was that Radner wrote to Kermit before the show, requesting a seven-foot-tall talking parrot for her "Selections from The Parrots of Penzance" number; however, Kermit couldn't read her handwriting and mistakenly booked a carrot. The carrot is featured in The Muppets Character Encyclopedia.
dcterms:subject	Muppet Show Characters Full-Bodied Muppets Muppet Characters The Muppets Characters Food Unnamed Characters
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Design	John Lovelady
Performer	Peter Friedman
Debut	1978(xsd:integer)
abstract	He is, needless to say, a seven-foot-tall talking carrot. He performed "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General" and other selections from The Pirates of Penzance with Gilda Radner in episode 304 of The Muppet Show. The setup for the gag was that Radner wrote to Kermit before the show, requesting a seven-foot-tall talking parrot for her "Selections from The Parrots of Penzance" number; however, Kermit couldn't read her handwriting and mistakenly booked a carrot. The carrot is featured in The Muppets Character Encyclopedia.

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