![]() ![]() And while all of the Muppet performers were good with children, most agreed that it was Kermit children believed in and trusted completely-mostly because they completely believed in and trusted Jim Henson. In the five years Sesame Street had been on the air, many of its most memorable moments involved children interacting with the Muppets. Draped limply across his lap was the green fleece form of Kermit the Frog, staring lifelessly at the floor, mouth agape. Jim simply lounged, hands folded across his stomach, fingers laced together. As always, Jim was the calm in the middle of the chaos, sitting quietly as studio technicians and crew members whirled around him, adjusting lights and bustling about the background sets for Sesame Street’s Muppet segments. Jim Henson slowly folded himself into a couch inside Reeves Teletape Studio, sliding down, as he often did, until he was nearly horizontal, his shaggy head against the back cushions and his long legs stretched out in front of him. ![]()
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