The Mopsey Sisters were characters who served as temporary replacements for The Warblettes for a one-year period from 1978 to 1979 on the Portrait Stage at Pizza Time Theatre.
The Mopsey Sisters first debuted at the Pizza Time Theatre on Kooser Road (Which opened with them), and were placed in-between the portraits of Jasper and Pasqually, as proven by the Kooser "Real People" episode, where the camera is moving left and the right most Mopsey Sister's hair can be seen. They were three female humanoid-mops who had sticks for bodies and actual mop heads for their "hair". They were an animatronic figure placed in the portrait frame with the aesthetic of being in a small black barrel which was cut in half. They had small black pupils (which would rock back and forth as the sisters moved) surrounded by a plastic covering. As well as latex faces of the time. In addition, The Mopsey Sisters sang backup vocals, but eventually ended up getting retired and were replaced by The Warblettes once again in 1980 after only a year of use. There is also very high chances of them having a showtape with Foxy Colleen due to a brochure issue from 1979, but this has never been proven due to the fact there is little to no known audio for them. The only proven songs they sang were background vocals for the "Hooray For Hollywood" skit with Helen Henny, as proven by the Real People news broadcast and a version of "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy", (Which was also sang by the Warblettes in the Crusty demo tape) as proven by the article "Catering To Kids - Food Service Marketing" although audio has not been found for it.
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