Warrick Brownlow-Pike

Warrick Brownlow-Pike is a British puppeteer, puppet designer, and writer who performed Gonger on both The Furchester Hotel and Sesame Street since its 48th season. On The Furchester Hotel, he has also done a variety of hotel guest characters. Other than that, Warrick has mostly been an assistant for The Muppets and Sesame characters whenever they make appearances in the UK. Brownlow-Pike was also the lead UK puppeteer for Muppets Most Wanted (as well as playing assorted Muppets). Not only has he worked on Sesame Street and the Muppets, but he also did two Henson Company shows; That Puppet Game Show and The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance (as several characters and 2nd assistant puppet captain). He must be very talented to perform on all of those productions involving the Muppets, Sesame Street, or other Henson Company projects. Outside of all of that, Warrick Brownlow-Pike has done several outside puppetry work including his best known character Dodge T. Dog. Dodge T. Dog appeared on numerous shows since 2010 and even met Queen Elizabeth II. His other puppetry can be seen on shows like Mongrels, Ed and Oucho's Excellent Inventions, Hacker Time, and Space Pirates, to name a few. Does Warrick ever get exhausted from puppeteering on all of those shows? Brownlow-Pike got to work with other puppeteers like Dave Chapman, David Rudman, Eric Jacobson, & Phil Fletcher, to name a few of them. He's definitely one of the busiest British puppeteers. I also read that from 2001-2005, he worked with Palisades as a "Muppet Consultant" on the figures. Warrick Brownlow-Pike, you are one of the greatest puppeteers to ever work, and the luckiest one to meet the Queen. No puppeteer has even been able to meet Queen Elizabeth II herself. Keep on puppeteering and go make a "Puppet God" out of yourself. And don't stop performing Gonger on Sesame Street and Dodge T. Dog on all of those other media appearances Warrick. You really made a star out of yourself Brownlow-Pike!

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