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10-16-2004, 10:52 PM
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A Change In Herman?
Has anyone else thought that Herman's speaking and manner changed during the run of the show? I thought in the earlier episodes he sounded and acted somewhat effeminate but later his voice and behavior had more child-like characteristics. Just wondering...
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10-17-2004, 12:00 PM
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Banned!!
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Join Date: Jun 29, 2004
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Your exactly right, Fred Gwynne wanted the "Herman" character to be more child-like, starting from episodes 30 and on.
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