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Sooty is a hand-operated yellow bear puppet created by Harry Corbett. He gained immense popularity through his appearances on British television’s *The Sooty Show*, beginning in 1952. The character’s enduring appeal made him one of the longest-running children's puppets, primarily enjoyed by young v...
Sweep is a grey dog glove puppet who serves as the loyal companion to Sooty in the British children's television franchise created by Harry Corbett. Introduced in 1957, the character communicates primarily through high-pitched squeaking sounds, which were originally produced using a saxophone reed....
Soo is a panda puppet character introduced in the 1960s to the British television franchise "The Sooty Show." Designed as a glove puppet like Sooty and Sweep, she is notable for being the only main character in the ensemble who speaks with a clear, intelligible voice. Soo is depicted as a female pan...
Little Cousin Scampi is a prawn puppet character introduced into the British Sooty television franchise as a younger relative figure alongside the established main puppet cast.
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