I know all of them. I’m 73. BIG fan of the Muppet Show.
I knew all of them except Mummenschanz. And I’m only vaguely aware of The Muppet Show. 65
For those who did not recognize Charles Aznavour (most famous as a singer), I recommend one of Truffaut’s great films that he stars in: Shoot the Piano Player.
Everybody but him. Just shy of 70, and I actually rarely saw the Muppet Show.
19 for sure
50+
21 of 24. Just turned 58. And I believe they were all guest stars on The Muppet Show.
20; I’m 69
~VOW
I got 3. +2 if I include names that I only just recognize (Charlie Sheen, Ben Vereen, shrink to the size of a lima bean!). I’m 44.
15 @ age 43, but I’m an old soul.
I know all but two fairly well. I mainly remember Juliet Prowse as the romantic interest for Elvis in “G.I. Blues” (on and off-screen).
75
And don’t forget Jim Nabors
I’m 60 and recognized 17. To show you just how 70s era tv watcher, I recognized most of them from Match Game, Love Boat, and Fantasy Island. And possibly Merv Griffin
I got 23 out of 24 (Bruce Forsyth again.) I didn’t recall any of them from The Muppet Show except for Mummenschanz. I know I’m old because I remember Juliet Prose from a forgotton sitcom called Mona McCluskey.
Some I know for certain; others possibly. (My knowledge in italics):
Juliet Prowse
dancer / singer
Connie Stevens
actress?
Joel Grey
no idea
Ruth Buzzi
no idea
Rita Moreno
actress / dancer, especially in West Side Story
Jim Nabors
no idea
Florence Henderson
athlete?
Paul Williams
no idea
Charles Aznavour
French singer ‘thank heavens for little girls’
Harvey Korman
no idea
Lena Horne
legendary jazz singer
Peter Ustinov
polymath: actor, author, raconteur
Bruce Forsythe
entertainer, gameshow host
Sandy Duncan
actress
Candice Bergen
actress
Avery Schreiber
no idea
Ben Vereen
no idea
Phyllis Diller
comedienne
Vincent Price
actor, especially horror roles
Valerie Harper
actress
Twiggy
model (appeared in ‘Blues Brothers’
Ethel Merman
singer
Kaye Ballard
no idea
Mummenschanz
no idea
I’m 68 and live in the UK.
I’m 45. I recognize 8 of them well enough to name something they’ve been in or have been famous for (Twiggy was a model and Ethel Merman swam) and I’m sure I’ve heard of 2 more though I’m not sure what Connie Stevens or Phyllis Diller are famous for.
Wouldn’t that be Maurice Chevalier?
58, and all but Charles Aznavour and Bruce Forsythe. I see there is unanimity on the source, but that source was not something I engaged with, pretty much ever.
Ditto, but age 65.
I know all but two. Age 57.
Seven on the level of “I’ve heard that name before.” Five, I think, I could name something they’ve been in. Im almost 47.
Unless I missed someone the spryest young whippersnapper that has identified their age so far is 37. Damn, we’re old
. I still vaguely remember when we had a very few teenagers posting on this board. Back in the 1930’s, I think it was.