How to pronounce “henson” in English

But Henson is designed by aerospace machinists who control cutting forces with high precision.

Jim Henson was not desperate for the employment.

Jim Henson was super rich.

Jim Henson was a great genius.

Thanks to Henson Shaving for sponsoring this video.

Thanks to Henson Shaving, and as always, thanks for watching.

He knew Jim Henson.

And Jim Henson didn't have to take this job at all.

And so Jim Henson, for the first time, was really thinking, how do kids learn?

by Jim Henson, Frank Oz, and their crew.

And Jim Henson's initial reaction was, well Muppets have no color except the color of the felt they're made out of.

And so Jim Henson and his crew designed this little purple guy with a shock of Black hair who spoke with this kind of powdery

So Jim Henson, again, listens-- the value of listening and saying, that's a great idea.

I'm Grey Henson, and I play Damian Hubbard.

That was a very conscious decision that Henson does not do.

And Stone had become friendly with Jim Henson on a previous project.

And Matt Robinson said to Jim Henson, there should be one Muppet who kind of is palpably a Black Muppet.

So I launched the sausages are The Henson Pub in Marrickville, had a party, and people came and ate the sausages, and media,

Put that on your business card-- Grey Henson, call me for your gay needs.

But there's a lot of VFX work in Henson's stuff painting rods out.

But John Stone approached him at a good moment because Jim Henson already had four kids, the youngest of whom was experiencing learning disabilities,

and talking to Mrs. Henson, which I was like, oh, that's so cool.

And I did not realize how much Grey Henson dances in our show.

TARAJI P. HENSON: Well, Danny Strong, co-creator-- one of the co-creators and producers of Empire gave me this script when we filmed the pilot for "Empire."

TARAJI P. HENSON: Uh, I mean, well, I couldn't really add too much because Ann was a really-- a real person.

TARAJI P. HENSON: I guess for me, it was just what made it so important for me and why I gave up my entire hiatus--

TARAJI P. HENSON: I mean, it was rough.

TARAJI P. HENSON: Mm-hmm.

TARAJI P. HENSON: The mission is to work with the recidivism in prison systems.

TARAJI P. HENSON: It's-- I'm sorry.

TARAJI P. HENSON: It just is something that gets under my skin.

TARAJI P. HENSON: Thank you You are welcome.

TARAJI P. HENSON: Hi.

TARAJI P. HENSON: I do?

TARAJI P. HENSON: Today?

TARAJI P. HENSON: Well, thanks.

TARAJI P. HENSON: Thank you.

TARAJI P. HENSON: Yes!

TARAJI P. HENSON: That was the disclaimer.

TARAJI P. HENSON: Oh, good.

TARAJI P. HENSON: Ah, these.

TARAJI P. HENSON: That-- Belinda's for someone else.

TARAJI P. HENSON: And then he calls me, and I'm like, in the middle of filming "Empire."

TARAJI P. HENSON: Well, because you wouldn't go away.

TARAJI P. HENSON: He was like-- he let me finish, and he was like, OK, you've been living with Cookie for three years

TARAJI P. HENSON: The first scene?

TARAJI P. HENSON: What was the first scene?

TARAJI P. HENSON: Oh you cut that.

TARAJI P. HENSON: I've been waiting for this.