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I love this Jim Henson sketch, Visual Thinking, from the early 1960s. It’s not only one of the earliest appearances of Kermit, but it shows the innovative mix of puppetry, animation, and video effects that would be become a staple of Sesame Street:

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    earliest kermit appearance. “visual thinking”
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