Sesame Street

By noreply@blogger.com (Joe Hennes) Now, to preface, this is not a show where Sesame Workshop has shipped puppets off to a regional theatre and entrusted locals to bring the classic characters to life with little to no puppetry experience. Instead, for the first time ever, actors are being allowed to professionally portray...

By noreply@blogger.com (Ryan Roe) With so few episodes of Sesame Street produced these days, these direct-to-video specials are like extra bonus episodes, and this one isn’t about to waste any of its running time... There are no opening credits, just the title, and then boom!, we’re on Sesame Street, where Elmo and Abby Cada...

By SunnyChanel This is the best album cover, ever! The 1978 release of Sesame Street Fever features disco inspired tunes by the cast of Sesame Street. The highlight is for sure Sesame Street Fever featuring Robin Gibb, The Count, Big Bird, Ernie and the Cookie Monster. Other tunes feature the vocal stylin...

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By Elmo Live Guide I remember when Elmo’s World became a regular segment on Sesame Street. It was huge for my family. I actually enjoyed sitting down with my two year old daughter and watching Elmo learn about something new every segment. ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Joe Hennes) The CD contains music from Sesamstraat (The Netherlands), Takalani Sesame (South Africa), Zhima Jie (China), 5 rue Sesame (France), Ulitsa Sezam (Russia), Plaza Sesamo (Mexico), Galli Galli Sim Sim (India), Shara’a Simsim (Palestine), Rechov Sumsum (Israel), Kilimani Sesame (Ta...

By noreply@blogger.com (Ryan Roe) Ryan: So, fellow Tough Pig Anthony, there certainly are a lot of great Sesame Street songs, aren't there? Anthony: I agree. And as you say, it's an essential ingredient in the Muppet recipe, not just the Sesame Street one. The Muppet Show, Fraggle Rock, Bear in the Big Blue House - all of them w...

By noreply@blogger.com (Ryan Roe) Telly is by far the most underrated Sesame Street Muppet. I mean, the dude can't catch a break. He's been a major Sesame regular for decades now, but he always gets ignored when it comes to merchandise, and no kid ever names him as his or her favorite character. Telly is the middle child of the Ses...

By noreply@blogger.com (Ryan Roe) There are so many great Sesame Street characters that it's impossible for all of them to interact with each other. Which is why it's pretty exciting to see this Snuffy/Ernie team-up. Those guys are usually seen in the company of Big Bird and Bert, respectively, which just happens to be what t...

By Brett Singer 1.    Sesame Street Fever/Disco: these were both brilliant records – and they were records, the vinyl kind; as far as I know neither one has been released on CD. The first, Sesame Street Fever, featured Grover in a white John Travolta jacket on the cover, and included Bee Gee-ized versions o...

 OH - In 1969, Henson joined the children’s television program Sesame Street and the Muppets became a household name. Henson wanted to branch out and entertain ...

Updated 5/22: 'Avenue Q' like an R-rated 'Sesame Street'  IL - In other words, this ain't "Sesame Street." Forget learning to share -- the crew at "Avenue Q" wants you to understand that everyone's a little bit racist, ... Avenue Q' and its quirks right at home in Chicago Chicago Tribune

Sesame Street' show will have kids making music  PA - Both adults and kids will recognize their favorite Sesame Street characters -- including Big Bird, Grover, Bert and Ernie -- and their favorite songs from ... A chat with Oscar the Grouch's girlfriend The Patriot-News - PennLive.com

By Joe Hennes 7:07 – Oscar is great. Not that should be of any surprise to anyone. I like the reference to “I Hate Christmas” from Christmas Eve on Sesame Street. 7:47 – There’s something about Muppets wearing hats that I absolutely adore. And Grover’s Christmas top hat is no exception.

By Ryan Roe BINKY: Hey, you know that show Sesame Street? BINKY: YES! They said it's because Cookie Monster used to hold a pipe sometimes! BUNKY: Those scoundrels! Sesame Street is way too politically correct now! YOU: I'm a rational grown-up Sesame Street fan.

By Izzy Neis It's just a shame that I can't bring myself to watch the new Sesame Street. The new muppets they have PALE in comparison to old school muppets like Telly, Ernie, Grover, Guy Smiley, The Count, etc. Sure they may be featured here and there-- but that Elmo? BAH!

By Izzy Neis technorati tags:Henson, Sesame, Street, Panwapa, Safety, Nations, Education, Avatars Blogged with Flock Sesame Street’s parent company Sesame Workshop has launched its newest initiative for 4- to 7-year olds: Panwapa. The project aims

Tina Fey Rocks Sesame Street's World (and Vice Versa) by Megan Walsh-Boyle TV Guide: Who was your favorite character back then? Fey: It's weird because I grew up pre-Elmo. I like Ernie and Bert — they're truly a comedy team — and also Grover was a big deal. Source: TV Guide