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Peter Linz (born June 28, 1967)[1] is an American puppeteer.[2] Known for his work with the Muppets, Linz's most prominent role is performing for the character Walter who was introduced in the 2011 feature film The Muppets.[3][4][5] Since 1991, Linz has performed on Sesame Street, on which he performs Herry Monster and Ernie.[6]

Key Information

Early life

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Peter Linz was born on June 28, 1967 in Decatur, Georgia.[1]

Career

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Linz has performed many characters on children's television shows, including Snook in It's a Big Big World, Tutter and Pip in Bear in the Big Blue House, Pooh in The Book of Pooh, Tizzy on Squeak! (season 1), Theo Lion in Between the Lions, Honkers, Osvaldo, el Gruñón, Yo-Yol, Bif, Herry Monster and Ernie in Sesame Street and addition roles in Blue's Room and The Puzzle Place. Following Steve Whitmire's departure from the Muppets, Linz has performed the roles of Statler, Link Hogthrob, Robin the Frog, and Lips. [6]

Linz also performed in the Broadway musical Avenue Q,[7] and provided the voice of Moz in the English dub of Sheep and Wolves.[citation needed]

Personal life

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Linz was previously married to Marlene E. Rudy from 1993 until her death in 2016; together they have three children.[8] He married puppeteer Alice Dinnean in 2023.[9]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role(s) Notes
1999 Muppets From Space Shakes
Beach Hippie (on-screen cameo)
Additional Muppets
2011 KikoRiki: Team Invincible Krash Voice, english dub; as George Bailey
2014 Muppets Most Wanted Walter
Manolo Flamingo
Finger-snapping prisoner in "The Big House" number
Baby
2013 Scooby-Doo! Adventures: The Mystery Map Phantom Parrot (puppetry only)
Gnarlybeard (puppetry only)
Stu Stukowski (puppetry only)
Lighthouse Lou (puppetry only) 		Direct-to-video film
2016 Sheep and Wolves Moz Voice[10]

Television

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Year Title Role(s) Notes
1991–present Sesame Street Alistair Cookie (assistant)
Honkers
Osvaldo, el Gruñón (1990s)
Yo-Yo (puppetry only)
Additional Muppets
Bif
Herry Monster (2015–present)
Ernie (2017–present)
Daniel (Julia's dad)
1993 Sesame Street Stays Up Late! Additional Muppets
1994 Muppet Sing-Alongs: It's Not Easy Being Green Goldfish
Sesame Street: A New Baby in My House Princess Azalea
1994–1998 The Puzzle Place Skye
Nuzzle 		Seasons 1 & 2
1996 Aliens in the Family Varch
Elder the Nertron Galactic Federation
Yukkles
Others
1996–2004 Blue's Clues Doodle Board (Blue's Room segments only)
1997–2006 Bear in the Big Blue House Tutter
Pip
Jack the Dog (Season 4)
Skippy
Jacques the Beaver
Luna the Moon (puppetry only)
Shadow (puppetry only)
Ray the Sun (puppetry only)
Big Old Bullfrog
Puck
1997 Sesame Street: Kids' Guide to Life: Telling the Truth Additional Puppeteer
1998 Elmopalooza Additional Puppeteer
Elmo's World Seagull (Episode: The Beach) Voice performer
Sesame Street: Grover's Travels A Twiddlebug Girl
2000–2010 Between the Lions Theo Lion
Heath the Thesaurus (2001–2002)
Announcer Bunny
Gawain
2001–2004 The Book of Pooh Winnie the Pooh Puppetry only
2002–2020 Squeak! Tizzy
2003–present Avenue Q Additional Puppeteer
2004–2005 Blue's Room Polka Dots (2004–2005)
Doodle Board (Season 1 only)
2006–2010 It's a Big Big World Snook
Oko
2007–2011 WordWorld Bug
Pig
Monkey 		Voice, as George Bailey
2008 Sesame Street: Count on Sports Additional Muppets
Abby in Wonderland
A Muppet Christmas: Letters to Santa
Lomax, the Hound of Music Lomax
Various humans
2011 30 Rock Additional Muppet Puppeteer
The Muppets Walter
Droop (behind-the-scenes)
Singing Food in "Me Party" number
Mutation
Hippie (voice)
Human Walter (voice)
Nigel
Snowth
2015–2016 The Muppets Walter (presentation pilot)
Angel Marie (presentation pilot)
Happy Yellow Creature (presentation pilot)
Gloria Estefan
Droop
Snowth
2017 The Muppets Take the Bowl Walter
Robin the Frog
Statler
Link Hogthrob
Lips
Snowth
 Live show at the Hollywood Bowl, Sept. 8–10
2018 The Muppets Take the O2 Walter
Robin the Frog
Statler
Link Hogthrob
Lips
Snowth 		Live show at the O2, London, July 13–14
2020 Muppets Now Joe the Legal Weasel
Walter
Robin the Frog
Statler
Link Hogthrob
Foo-Foo (Miss Piggy's dog)
2021–present Donkey Hodie Clyde the Cloud
2021 Muppets Haunted Mansion Walter
Joe the Legal Weasel
Statler
Robin the Frog
Lips
The Ghost
2023 The Muppets Mayhem Lips
Statler

Theme parks

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Year Title Role(s) Notes
2013 Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase Elmo (voice only, grand opening ceremony) Theme park ride
2021 The Muppets Christmas Caroling Coach Statler Voice, theme park show at Disneyland during Disney Merriest Nights[11]
2025 "World of Color Happiness!" preshow Joe the Legal Weasel
Lips
Statler 		Performer; theme park show[12]

Other work

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Year Title Role(s) Notes
2003 Fisher-Price Baby Development Dee as George Bailey

Anime

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Year Title Role(s) Notes
2012 Pokémon Angus as George Bailey

References

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Peter Linz

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Peter Linz (born June 28, 1967) is an American puppeteer renowned for his long-standing contributions to children's television and puppetry, particularly as a core performer for Sesame Street and the Disney Muppets franchise, where he has brought iconic characters like Ernie, Herry Monster, and Walter to life. Raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Linz developed a passion for puppetry from a young age, entertaining family and friends with homemade puppets as early as age three and aspiring to join the Muppets during his childhood. After gaining initial experience through internships and performances at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, he was hired as a puppeteer for Sesame Street in 1991, just two years after college, marking the fulfillment of his lifelong dream. Over 32 seasons on Sesame Street, Linz has performed beloved characters including Ernie and Herry Monster, while also leading international workshops and auditions for co-productions in countries such as Germany, Mexico, China, and Jordan. As one of six core Disney Muppet performers, he has voiced roles like Walter in the films The Muppets (2011) and Muppets Most Wanted (2014), as well as Lips in the Disney+ series The Muppets Mayhem (2023) and other characters including Statler, Robin the Frog, and Link Hogthrob. His film credits extend to supporting puppetry in productions like Men in Black (1997), Muppets from Space (1999), and The Producers (2005). Beyond television and film, Linz has made significant contributions to theater as an original cast member and understudy in the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Avenue Q (2003), and served as puppet captain for the Broadway production Rob Lake Magic with Special Guests The Muppets (2025), which ran from October to November 2025. Additional television roles include Tutter and other characters in Bear in the Big Blue House (1997–2006), Theo in Between the Lions (2000–2010), and Clyde the Cloud in the PBS series Donkey Hodie (2021–present), alongside guest appearances on shows like 30 Rock, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and Saturday Night Live. Linz continues to conduct independent puppetry workshops in the United States and , sharing his expertise with aspiring performers.

Early life

Childhood and family background

Peter Linz was born on June 28, 1967, in , a suburb of . Growing up in northeast during the 1970s, Linz was exposed to the rising popularity of through television programs that captivated young audiences. His early interest in puppets began around age three, when his father demonstrated how to manipulate one, igniting a passion that would define his career. This familial introduction fostered creative play, as Linz soon started entertaining others; in , he made classmates laugh using a simple puppet. By elementary school, had progressed to constructing makeshift stages from cardboard boxes to stage neighborhood performances, including his first show for a group of birthday partygoers using a crafted from a . His family's encouragement of these activities provided a nurturing backdrop, allowing him to experiment freely with and character voices. has recalled how this supportive home environment in enabled his imaginative pursuits without restraint. At age ten, Linz's fascination with crystallized his aspirations, inspiring him to dream of becoming a on the show and contributing to children's television. This early ambition, rooted in the educational and entertaining world of , persisted through his formative years.

Education and initial puppetry experiences

Linz earned a degree in from the in 1989. His undergraduate studies included coursework in , influenced by his father's career as a . Building on his childhood interest in puppets and his aspiration to become a since age ten, Linz taught himself techniques during college through experimentation and informal practice. He created personal sketches using stuffed animals to entertain his young cousins in his early 20s and performed non-professional street shows at the Arts Festival for several years. These early efforts honed his skills in engaging audiences, particularly children, drawing on insights from his education to better understand developmental needs in performance. Linz also participated in local events such as the St. Bartholomew's Olde English Festival, where he presented amateur puppet demonstrations. These experiences, conducted without formal training or compensation, solidified his commitment to as he balanced academic pursuits with creative exploration.

Career

Early professional work

Following his graduation from the in 1989 with a in , which informed his approach to character development and audience engagement in educational settings, Peter Linz entered the professional field in . Linz's initial professional role came through the Center for Puppetry Arts, a dedicated to puppet theater and education, where he began as an intern and progressed to roles including usher, , and assistant to the museum director. He also performed on the main stage in productions such as Gulliver’s Little People and toured as a for , contributing to outreach programs that brought puppetry to schools and communities across Georgia. In the early 1990s, Linz supplemented his Center work with freelance gigs in local theater and educational initiatives, including street performances at the Arts Festival and customized puppet shows for children at events like the St. Bartholomew’s Olde English Festival and neighborhood parks in DeKalb County. These entry-level opportunities allowed him to collaborate with smaller production groups and refine essential skills in character voicing, manipulation, and improvisation, often practicing techniques by filming himself to analyze performances during his nine-month tour. By 1991, Linz had built foundational credentials through participation in the inaugural Eugene O’Neill Theater Center National Conference, marking a pivotal step in his early career trajectory before transitioning to larger productions.

Sesame Street and Muppets performances

Peter Linz joined the production team in 1991, initially performing a variety of background characters, including Anything Muppets, and assisting lead puppeteers on segments. Over the following decades, he became a core performer for , contributing to numerous sketches and specials while building his expertise in character development and live . His early work on the show laid the foundation for his transition to more prominent roles within the Henson universe. In 2015, Linz assumed the role of Herry Monster, the lovable blue monster known for his enthusiastic personality and lessons on emotions and friendship, marking a significant step in his Sesame Street legacy after years of ensemble contributions. He first publicly debuted as Herry in a 2017 "#ShareTheLaughter" video segment, bringing fresh energy to the character through focused on and . Linz's portrayal has since appeared in ongoing episodes, emphasizing Herry's role in educational content about self-regulation and social skills. Linz also originated and performed Tutter, the inquisitive blue mouse, in the Jim Henson Company's Bear in the Big Blue House from 1997 to 2006, where the character explored themes of curiosity and family dynamics in the Big Blue House household. He continued voicing Tutter in subsequent specials and home media releases, maintaining the character's adventurous spirit in post-series content. Similarly, in the literacy-focused series (2000–2010), Linz performed , the supportive father figure, and Announcer Bunny, a whimsical guide, alongside other puppets like , enhancing episodes on and . These roles showcased his versatility in creating engaging, educational personas for young audiences. Following Steve Whitmire's departure in 2016, Linz was cast as Ernie in 2017, debuting the role in Sesame Street episodes airing in 2018, where he captured the character's playful optimism and iconic banter with Bert. His performance has been integral to segments promoting imagination, hygiene, and emotional expression, including remote-recorded content during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2025, Linz continued his work as both Ernie and Herry in Sesame Street's 55th season, featuring in new episodes that address contemporary topics like environmental awareness and inclusivity, such as the "Beachball Bop" segment with Rosita and Elmo. He also participated in live events, including promotional appearances, where Muppet performances highlighted community support initiatives. Beyond Sesame Street, Linz has made key contributions to The Jim Henson Company and Disney's Muppets projects, notably originating Walter, the enthusiastic Muppet fan, in the 2011 film , where the character drives the plot to reunite the troupe. Walter returned in (2014), aiding in heist-themed adventures that blend humor and music. Linz's ongoing involvement includes announced performances for the 2026 Disney+ revival special, a backdoor pilot produced by featuring classic variety format with guest , where he will reprise multiple characters alongside veteran puppeteers.

Other television and film projects

Beyond his core work with Sesame Street and the Muppets, Peter Linz contributed to several Henson Company productions, showcasing his puppetry skills in educational children's programming. In Blue's Room (2004–2005), he performed the energetic Polka Dots, a spotted puppet character who served as a co-host and friend to Blue, enhancing interactive storytelling segments. For The Book of Pooh (2001–2003), Linz handled the puppetry for Winnie the Pooh, bringing gentle movements to the character while Jim Cummings provided the voice, supporting narrative-driven episodes based on A.A. Milne's stories. In Lomax: The Hound of Music (2008), he puppeteered the title character Lomax, a musical hound traveling across the U.S. by train to learn about music and culture, emphasizing educational themes through song and adventure. Linz also starred as Snook, a curious three-toed sloth and host, in It's a Big Big World (2006–2010), where he explored rainforest ecology and scientific concepts alongside animal friends in a CGI-animated environment. Linz's film appearances extended his expertise to live-action and puppet-integrated projects. He served as an additional Muppet performer in (1999), assisting with characters like and portraying a beach hippie in group scenes. In Men in Black (1997), Linz worked as an uncredited puppeteer, contributing to the film's alien creature effects during action sequences. For the 2005 remake of The Producers, he puppeteered one of the pigeon characters in a comedic musical number, adding subtle to the Broadway-style production. Linz made guest appearances in live-action comedies, leveraging his puppetry for brief but memorable roles. He appeared as a Muppet puppeteer in an episode of (2010), integrating puppets into the show's satirical sketch format. In (2015), he performed as Puppeteer #3 in a season one episode, supporting the series' quirky humor with puppet manipulation. He also had cameos as an audience member and on in sketches featuring . In animated projects, Linz provided voice work that highlighted his versatility up to 2023. He voiced Moz, a socially awkward ram, in the English dub of the Russian feature Sheep & Wolves (2016), contributing to the film's adventurous comedy about interspecies romance. Linz also lent his voice to Krash, the hyperactive yellow rabbit, in (2017) and its sequel (2018), aiding the franchise's blend of fantasy quests and moral lessons for young audiences. Linz performs Clyde the Cloud, a supportive and weather-themed character, in the PBS series (2021–present), where the puppet explores themes of perseverance and friendship in a puppet-animated world.

Stage and live performances

Peter Linz joined the original Broadway cast of the musical Avenue Q when it premiered on July 31, 2003, at the , performing as an ensemble member and handling multiple puppets in the production. He also served as puppet captain and for principal male roles, including Princeton, , Nicky, Rod, Trekkie Monster, and Bad Idea Bear, contributing to the show's innovative blend of human actors and puppets. The production earned the 2004 , highlighting Linz's role in its success during its initial run through 2009. Linz has maintained an ongoing involvement with , acting as the Puppet Coach for its revival and various touring companies worldwide, ensuring consistent techniques across productions. In this capacity, he trains performers on character manipulation and live interaction, supporting the show's global adaptations while drawing on his expertise in multi-puppet handling. As one of the core performers for under , Linz has appeared in live Muppets tours and theme park shows, performing characters such as Walter, Statler, , and Robin the Frog in interactive formats at locations including and . These engagements emphasize real-time audience engagement, adapting his television-honed skills to dynamic stage environments. In 2025, Linz served as puppet captain for the Broadway production Rob Lake Magic with Special Guests at the , which previewed from October 28 and opened on November 6 before closing on November 16. Linz has conducted international workshops and demonstrations in through and , focusing on television and live techniques in , , , and the . These sessions support co-productions and training for local puppeteers, promoting the integration of puppets in live educational and entertainment contexts.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Peter Linz was married to Marlene E. Rudy from 1993 until her death in 2016. Together, they had three children: twin daughters and , born in 1997, and son , born in 2003. Linz has described his family life during this period as integral to maintaining balance in his demanding career, with his children viewing his puppeteering work as a normal part of daily life. He often incorporated puppetry into home activities, such as performing with his character Theo the Lion at his children's birthday parties and allowing them to visit him on set, where the twins once playfully corrected his puppet voices while playing with dolls. The family resided in , to provide a stable, community-oriented environment for raising the children. In 2023, Linz married fellow Alice Dinnean, forming a blended family that includes Dinnean's son Bennett alongside Linz's three children. This union has continued to support Linz's creative pursuits, with Dinnean occasionally assisting him in his professional endeavors while prioritizing their shared family dynamics.

Residence and community involvement

Peter Linz has resided in , since 1999, making his home in the hamlet of Katonah within the town of . He has cited the area's antique charm, architectural beauty, and vibrant creative community as key reasons for his long-term commitment to the region. Linz engages deeply with his local community through non-professional initiatives, most notably his annual Halloween display known as "Creepy Pete's Graveyard." For over two decades, he has transformed his front yard on Terrace Heights into a whimsical, spooky featuring skeletons, strobe lights, and interactive elements, drawing hundreds of trick-or-treaters and fostering neighborhood spirit. This tradition, which paused briefly during the , resumed and continued into 2023, highlighting his role as a community entertainer. He has also contributed to local arts efforts by hosting the Puppets! Family Day at the Katonah Museum of Art in 2010, where he introduced visiting puppet artists and demonstrated techniques using his character Theo from PBS's Between the Lions. In 2012, Linz performed at the Bedford Hills Community Center's 20th anniversary celebration, delighting attendees of all ages with puppetry. His involvement extends to education, including a 2014 character education puppet show at Katonah Elementary School in the Katonah-Lewisboro district, where students participated in puppet creation and theme-based activities for grades K-5. Linz balances his Westchester base with work-related travel by maintaining residences in both Katonah and , enabling him to nurture local ties while fulfilling professional obligations. Since 2023, he has shared his home with his wife, , another , emphasizing the area's role in supporting a fulfilling amid his demanding schedule.

Notable roles and contributions

Key puppet characters

Peter Linz has performed several iconic puppet characters across Sesame Street, The Muppets franchise, and other productions, bringing his expertise in live-hand and rod puppetry to roles that emphasize expressive facial movements and precise lip-syncing. His signature characters include Ernie and Herry Monster on Sesame Street, Tutter from Bear in the Big Blue House, the original Muppet Walter, and Lips in the Disney+ series The Muppets Mayhem (2023), each showcasing distinct techniques tailored to the puppet's design and personality. Ernie, the cheerful and inquisitive orange monster from , has been performed by since 2017, following the retirement of previous Billy Barkhurst. As a live-hand , Ernie requires the puppeteer's right hand to control the head, mouth, and facial expressions, allowing for subtle nuances like tilting the head downward to convey sadness or widening the mouth for enthusiastic smiles. Linz has evolved the character's performance by incorporating monitor-based adjustments to ensure on-camera interactions feel natural, while maintaining the puppet's emotional range through minimal but deliberate arm and body movements that project joy or frustration. This approach preserves Ernie's legacy while infusing Linz's own energetic style, evident in segments where the character engages in playful banter with Bert. Herry Monster, the blue, furry character known for his gentle demeanor and love of learning, has been under Linz's performance since , marking a return for the role after a period of limited appearances. Like other Sesame monsters, Herry is a live-hand where Linz uses his right hand for mouth and head control, focusing on broad, empathetic gestures to highlight the character's wide-eyed and emotional depth. Linz's evolution of Herry involves emphasizing in educational sketches, adapting the puppet's movements to sync with group dynamics on set, which has revitalized the character's presence in modern episodes. Tutter, the tiny blue mouse from the children's series Bear in the Big Blue House, was originated by Linz in 1997 and performed through the show's run until 2006. This compact demands intricate finger work inside the body for limb control, with Linz's primary hand managing the mouth and eyes to capture Tutter's inquisitive squeaks and scampering energy. Linz refined his technique for Tutter by prioritizing precise eye focus and lip-syncing to convey the mouse's adventurous personality, evolving the performance to balance whimsy with relatable problem-solving in the Valley setting. Walter, the enthusiastic Muppet fan introduced in the 2011 film , was created and originated by , who continues to perform the character in subsequent productions. As a full-body Muppet using arm rods and a right-hand rod for the head, Walter's technique involves coordinated multi-limb control to depict his wide-eyed excitement and awkward charm, with Linz focusing on dynamic eye direction and synchronized mouth movements for comedic timing. Over the years, Linz has evolved Walter's portrayal from a naive superfan to a more confident ensemble member, adapting the puppet's gestures for both film and live formats to enhance group interactions. Lips, the mute trumpeter in Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem, has been performed by in the Disney+ series (2023). As a , the role emphasizes instrumental performance and subtle expressive cues through head tilts and eye movements to convey the character's laid-back personality. Linz's approach highlights synchronized playing techniques, evolving the silent role to integrate seamlessly with the band's dynamic energy in musical segments. Linz's overall evolution as a performer reflects a progression from originating fresh characters like Tutter and Walter to honoring legacy roles such as Ernie and Herry, where he blends traditional Muppet mechanics—like right-hand dominance for expressive control—with modern adaptations for digital filming, ensuring timeless appeal through consistent emotional authenticity.

Awards and recognition

Peter Linz has received industry recognition for his pivotal role in award-winning productions that blend puppetry with theater and television. As puppet captain, ensemble member, and understudy for principal roles in the original Broadway cast of Avenue Q, Linz contributed to the musical's success, which earned the Tony Award for Best Musical in 2004. His extensive work with Sesame Street since the 1990s, including performances as Herry Monster since 2015 and Ernie since 2017, positioned him as a key participant in the show's 2019 Kennedy Center Honor, awarded for lifetime achievement in the performing arts and recognizing the program's enduring cultural impact. Linz's contributions to the Muppets franchise have also garnered ongoing acclaim, highlighted by his involvement in the 2025 announcement of a Disney+ revival special for The Muppet Show, where he will perform legacy characters like Statler alongside veteran puppeteers. In 2023, Linz was featured in a Westchester Magazine profile that celebrated his career as a leading puppeteer for both Sesame Workshop and The Jim Henson Company, underscoring his influence in children's entertainment.

Teaching and workshops

Peter Linz has led international puppetry workshops on behalf of the Jim Henson Company and Sesame Workshop, focusing on television and film techniques for co-productions of Sesame Street in countries including Germany, China, and Mexico. These sessions emphasize practical skills in character development, improvisation, and on-camera performance, drawing participants from local production teams to ensure cultural adaptation of puppetry styles. In addition to his international efforts, Linz serves as the puppet coach for global productions of the Broadway musical , including runs and international tours, where he trains performers in the show's distinctive hand-and-rod mechanics. This role involves mentoring actors on precise manipulation and ensemble coordination, contributing to the show's consistent staging across diverse venues worldwide. Domestically, Linz has instructed at U.S.-based programs such as the "Beyond the Sock" puppetry workshop at the , which attracts aspiring puppeteers from around the world for intensive training in building and performing hand and rod puppets. He has also co-taught performance segments in initiatives like Project Puppet, partnering with fellow Muppeteers to guide participants through and character work. Through these workshops and coaching, Linz has influenced a new generation of puppeteers by providing hands-on access to professional techniques honed in high-profile productions, fostering skills that extend to both educational and entertainment applications.

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