Real name: Robert "Bob" Arbogast

Effective period / Period of releases: 1966

American radio broadcaster, voice actor, writer, radio personality and television host.
Born April 1, 1927 Bellingham, Washington, USA.
Died March 21, 2009 (aged 81) Fresno, California, USA.
He was the only child of Lewis and Christine Arbogast, both champion tennis players, an ability their son excelled at in high school.
He worked on Sesame Street inserts. He was heard in several animated inserts, often narrating poems about letters or as nasal-voiced meek types, and occasionally scripted some of the segments. As a writer, Arbogast scripted material for Pat Paulsen's Half a Comedy Hour and the Jay Ward pilot The Nut House (1963).