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Eric Jacobson

Eric Jacobson (born January 15, 1971, in ) is an puppeteer renowned for his performances of iconic characters in and franchises. He is best known for voicing and operating , , , and in The Muppets productions, as well as , , , , and half of the on . Jacobson began his career with in 1992 as an intern, dubbing archival tapes, and transitioned to puppeteering on in 1994. He gradually took over major roles previously performed by , starting with characters like and as Oz shifted focus to directing in the late . Over the years, Jacobson has contributed to numerous productions, including Bear in the Big Blue House, , Jack’s Big Music Show, , , and . In The Muppets series, Jacobson assumed principal performance duties for Oz's characters around 2000, featuring prominently in films such as (2011), (2014), and (2021), as well as the Disney+ series (2020) and (2023). His live performances include shows at the and . Jacobson has received multiple Emmy nominations, including two in 2023 for and , a 2025 nomination for , and is the only nominated for a Primetime Emmy in Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance; he was also the first puppeteer with multiple UNIMA-cited productions in a single year.

Early life and education

Birth and family background

Eric Jacobson was born on January 15, 1971, in Fort Worth, Texas. He grew up in Fort Worth throughout the 1970s and 1980s, experiencing a typical suburban childhood that included early exposure to educational television programming such as Sesame Street.

Early interests and influences

Eric Jacobson, born in Fort Worth, Texas, in 1971, developed an early fascination with puppetry during the 1970s through exposure to television programs like Sesame Street and The Muppet Show. As part of the first generation of children to grow up with Sesame Street, which premiered in 1969, Jacobson viewed its characters as akin to family members, fostering a deep emotional connection to the medium. This period marked the beginning of his lifelong passion for the innovative blend of education, humor, and creativity exemplified by Jim Henson's work, which captivated young audiences with memorable characters and storytelling. A pivotal turning point in Jacobson's life came in 1990 with the sudden death of at age 53, an event that occurred during his freshman year at University's film school. Deeply affected, Jacobson reflected on Henson's profound influence, stating, "I realized how important this one man had been to my childhood, my maturation." This loss motivated him to shift his career aspirations from directing and producing toward puppeteering, viewing it as a way to honor and perpetuate Henson's legacy in bringing joy and imagination to children.

Formal education and training

Jacobson pursued formal education in the performing arts at the Tisch School of the Arts at , where he earned a degree in 1993 from the Kanbar Institute of Film and Television. His studies provided a foundation in acting and creative performance techniques, aligning with his burgeoning interest in inspired by Jim Henson's creations. In 1992, while still a student at NYU, Jacobson secured an at , marking his initial professional exposure to the puppetry field. This entry-level role involved tasks such as archival tapes, offering hands-on familiarity with the company's operations and resources. The experience served as crucial training, bridging his academic background with practical skills in the industry.

Career

Entry into the industry

Following his formal education at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, Eric Jacobson entered the industry through an at in 1992. During this period, he contributed to the archival library by dubbing tapes and gaining exposure to Muppet production processes. In 1994, Jacobson was hired by as a backup for , where he began with minor ensemble roles and responsibilities, including his debut in the segment "L is for Low" alongside opera singer . This position allowed him to work alongside established performers like , building his skills in character manipulation and vocalization under the constraints of production. By the mid-1990s, Jacobson had advanced to full-time status at , providing behind-the-scenes support for Muppet productions such as assisting in puppet maintenance and rehearsal setups for episodes. This progression solidified his role within the company, paving the way for greater involvement in both and Henson projects.

Sesame Street performances

Eric Jacobson joined as a in 1994, initially working alongside established performers before assuming key roles in the show's iconic characters. Jacobson began performing Bert in 1997, taking over the role from Frank Oz and preserving the character's straight-laced, analytical personality in the longstanding comedic duo with Ernie, who has been performed by various puppeteers including Steve Whitmire and Peter Linz. He also handles one head of the Two-Headed Monster, contributing to the character's chaotic, cooperative sketches that highlight sharing and communication for young audiences. In 1998, Jacobson assumed the role of from , maintaining the character's enthusiastic and clumsy demeanor while incorporating his own approach to and expressive movements that enhance the monster's lovable mishaps. His portrayal has been central to educational segments like the "Super " adventures, where the persona models problem-solving skills, , and scientific inquiry for children through humorous trial-and-error scenarios. Jacobson's work on these segments earned him a Daytime Emmy nomination in 2011 for Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series. Jacobson started understudying in 2015, providing support to original performer , and became the primary performer in following Spinney's . He has upheld Oscar's signature grouchy, trash-loving persona while introducing contemporary interactions that align with modern educational themes, such as environmental awareness and . His multifaceted contributions to have earned multiple Emmy nominations, including a 2019 Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance as , , and .

Muppet Studio roles

Eric Jacobson has been the primary performer for several iconic characters in The Muppets franchise since the early 2000s, taking over from original puppeteer following his retirement from regular Muppet performances. Jacobson began performing in 2002, infusing the character's signature diva persona—marked by dramatic flair, romantic pursuits, and unapologetic self-assurance—with a heightened intensity in live-action films and specials, such as (2011) and (2014), where her interactions with human actors emphasize comedic timing and physical expressiveness. He also handles Fozzie Bear, Animal, and Sam Eagle, roles he assumed around the same period to maintain the ensemble's dynamic energy in productions like The Muppet Show: Live at Disney's Animal Kingdom (2005). Jacobson's portrayal of Animal particularly stands out in drumming sequences, where the character's wild, uninhibited style often incorporates elements of to capture chaotic, high-energy performances during band scenes in films and TV appearances. In September 2025, Jacobson was confirmed to reprise multiple characters for the untitled Disney+ event special celebrating the 50th anniversary of , set to air in 2026, alongside fellow veteran performers in a variety format featuring guest star . Additionally, in November 2025, a solo film centered on was announced, with executive producers and , and writer , marking the character's first standalone feature in the franchise; as the current performer, Jacobson is expected to reprise the role, though details remain unconfirmed as of November 2025.

Other projects and collaborations

In addition to his primary work with , Jacobson contributed to several non-Henson children's television productions during the and . He served as a for the character Leon MacNeal in ten episodes of the educational series The Puzzle Place, which aired on from 1994 to 1998. In Jack's Big Music Show, a Nick Jr. program that ran from 2005 to 2008, Jacobson performed and voiced the Little Bad Wolf in the pilot episode and the finale "Jack's Big Orchestra," as well as the character Phil the Coo-Coo Bird in a 2007 episode. For Disney's The Book of Pooh, which aired on the from 2001 to 2003, he handled the puppetry for across multiple episodes, with providing the voice. Jacobson expanded into live performances with the co-creation and starring role in and a Few Muppets, an hour-long interactive show written and performed alongside Matt Vogel. The production debuted on December 25, 2024, aboard the maiden voyage of the cruise ship, featuring demonstrations, behind-the-scenes insights, and audience participation segments that highlighted the duo's expertise in character . A follow-up was planned for 2025 cruises, building on the show's success in blending and . In 2025, Jacobson participated in fan events commemorating the closure of * at , including panels and meet-and-greets during the "A Glorious Finale" event organized by WDWNT on June 5–7. He joined fellow performers and Imagineers to discuss the attraction's legacy and perform select characters live. These appearances underscored his ongoing role in Muppet-related live engagements.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Eric Jacobson is married to Mary, whom he met on the set of Sesame Street, where she worked as a production coordinator. Jacobson and his wife are the parents of two daughters. He has described the close-knit community of Sesame Street and Muppet performers as an , noting that his daughter's works on the show with him. This professional family has provided personal support, with Jacobson mentioning that his daughter particularly enjoys hearing him read The Monster at the End of This Book in the voice of . His immediate family intersects with his career through shared experiences, such as attending film premieres together.

Interests and

Jacobson maintains a strong personal interest in the history of and puppetry preservation, demonstrated through his participation in fan conventions such as MuppetFest in , where he made his debut performance as to engage with enthusiasts. Jacobson supports through his performances as characters like and in live appearances at major venues such as the and .

Filmography

Films

Eric Jacobson has been a key in several Muppet feature films, taking on multiple characters following his entry into the Muppet Studio. His film credits primarily revolve around performing core ensemble members like , , and , contributing to the revival and continuation of the franchise's cinematic presence. In the 2011 revival film The Muppets, directed by , Jacobson performed , , , Sam the Eagle, and Marvin Suggs, helping to reunite the Muppets for a story about saving their theater through a . This marked a significant return to theatrical releases for the characters after a 12-year hiatus, with Jacobson's portrayals emphasizing their classic personalities in musical and comedic sequences. Jacobson reprised these roles in the 2014 sequel , a heist comedy directed by , where he voiced , , , and Sam the Eagle. The film followed the Muppets on a European tour disrupted by a criminal of , featuring Jacobson in key musical numbers like "The Big Muppet Show" and action-oriented scenes that highlighted the ensemble's dynamics. Earlier, in the holiday special It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie (2002), Jacobson provided voices for , , , and even a as , portraying the characters in an where never existed, with working to restore their founder's impact on the world. This production, released by Pictures, showcased Jacobson's emerging versatility in blending humor and heartfelt holiday themes. As of November 2025, a standalone film is in development at Walt Disney Studios and , written by and produced by and . Jacobson, the current performer of since 2001, is expected to handle her primary role, bringing the diva's signature flair to what would be the character's first solo feature.

Television

Jacobson began performing on in 1994, initially assisting with various characters before taking on principal roles for , , and . He has been a regular performer for these characters in hundreds of episodes across the series' run, including segments like and specials such as The Power of We: A Sesame Street Special (2020), where he voiced Oscar. In the ABC late-night variety series (2015–2016), Jacobson performed key characters including , , and , contributing to the show's mockumentary-style format centered on the Muppets' personal and professional lives. Jacobson performed , , , and in the Disney+ improv comedy series (2020). He reprised , , and in the Disney+ Halloween special (2021). Jacobson reprised multiple Muppet roles in the Disney+ musical comedy series The Muppets Mayhem (2023), notably as Animal, the drummer for the fictional band Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem, in all 10 episodes. His performance in the series earned a 2023 Children's & Family Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Puppet Performance. Beyond core Muppet productions, Jacobson made guest appearances in non-Muppet television, such as the Disney Channel variety special Studio DC: Almost Live! (2008), where he performed Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Animal, and Sam Eagle across its two episodes featuring sketches with Disney stars. He also appeared as Miss Piggy in the So Random! episode "Miss Piggy" (2011). As of September 2025, Jacobson is set to perform multiple Muppet characters in an untitled event special for Disney+, produced by and featuring as guest host, scheduled for release in 2026.

Video games

Eric Jacobson has provided voice and performances for several Muppet-themed , contributing to the interactive legacy of the through his portrayals of key characters such as and . In the 2003 party video game , developed by and published by , Jacobson voiced and puppeteered and during various mini-games and adventure sequences aboard a , marking one of his early prominent roles in Muppet . Jacobson reprised these characters in The Muppets Movie Adventures (2014), a by and released by for the , where he supplied voices for and alongside other performers in levels inspired by (2011) . More recently, in the 2023 kart racing game Disney Speedstorm, developed by Gameloft and published by Disney, Jacobson voiced both Miss Piggy and Fozzie Bear, integrating Muppet characters into a crossover racing format with gameplay elements like power-ups and multiplayer modes.

Other appearances

Jacobson co-hosted the live cruise show Two Guys and a Few Muppets with Matt Vogel during Disney Cruise Line events in 2024 and 2025, where the duo performed an hour-long presentation demonstrating puppetry techniques and interacting with Muppet characters. He provided performances for characters in the preshows and fan events associated with MuppetVision 3D* at , including interactions up to the attraction's finale in 2025. Jacobson appeared in various commercials and public service announcements (PSAs) for , such as the 2019 Squarespace advertisement featuring promoting creative website building, and road safety PSAs involving emphasizing pedestrian awareness in the early . In theme park roles, he contributed to the preshow for Happiness! at in 2025, voicing , , , and in a zany safety announcement segment ahead of the nighttime spectacular.

Awards and nominations

Eric Jacobson has received several Emmy nominations throughout his career, recognizing his exceptional and voice work in sustaining beloved characters on and other productions. These accolades highlight his skill in performing multiple iconic roles, such as , , and , following the original performers like and . In 2011, Jacobson earned a Daytime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series for his work on , specifically for portraying and the Iron Monster in various segments that emphasized educational interactions. This nomination underscored his ability to bring energy and humor to ensemble scenes, contributing to the show's enduring appeal for young audiences. Jacobson received a Primetime Emmy nomination in 2019 for Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance in the special When You Wish Upon a Pickle: A Special, where he voiced , , and in a blending fantasy and learning themes. The recognition celebrated his nuanced vocal characterizations that maintained the distinct personalities of these across comedic and heartfelt moments. For the 2023 Children's and Family Emmy Awards, Jacobson was nominated twice in the Outstanding Puppetry Performance category: once for his roles as , , and on , and once for performing and Baby Animal in the ensemble-driven series . These nominations highlighted his contributions to in both long-running educational programming and musical , showcasing his versatility in group dynamics. As of 2025, Jacobson has not won an Emmy for individual performance, though his nominations reflect the high regard for his efforts in preserving and evolving classic Muppet characters for new generations.

Other recognitions

Jacobson received the Behind the Voice Actors Award for Best Vocal Ensemble in a in 2012 as part of the cast for , recognizing his vocal performances as multiple characters including and . In 2019, Jacobson contributed to Sesame Street's 50th anniversary special by performing key roles such as , , , and the , earning praise for maintaining character continuity and honoring the show's legacy amid industry tributes to its enduring impact. Jacobson holds the distinction of being the first to contribute to multiple productions cited for excellence by the Union Internationale de la Marionnette (UNIMA) in a single year, with citations for (2011) and Sesame Street segments (2012). For the 50th anniversary of in 2026, Jacobson was announced as a lead performer in a Disney+ revival special, with industry outlets highlighting his essential role in preserving and evolving iconic Muppet characters across generations. Jacobson has been recognized in puppetry communities for mentoring emerging performers, including through appearances at Puppeteers of America festivals and discussions in specialized podcasts like Puppet Tears, where his guidance on character development and technique is lauded for fostering innovation in the field. In 2025, Jacobson co-created the live cruise production Two Guys and a Few alongside Matt Vogel, scheduled for performance aboard the on December 25, 2025.

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