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Actually, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sesame_Street#Regional_variations_of_the_show is the primary list on Wikipedia for that all.

Roxie Marie, from the mid-1990s Sesame Street, is also a new character on "5, Rue Sesame".

Anyone else care to confirm of deny and of these guests. Even a "I'm pretty darn sure ___________ never appeared is fine.

AAO--- Would you mind declaring that post to be "GDFL", which basically means I can take bits and pieces of it, and put it in the Wikipedia article on SSL?

As for zns' comment, "fans like us" aren't who Sesame Workshop makes the shows for. As a reporter for the Brampton Bulletin, I could try to ask the public relations folks at Sesame Workshop or PBS Kids if they could privy the public to any teasers. Nick

If there is any resemblance, I doubt it's intentional. The Muppet builders have enough to worry about, to make sure the puppets stay consistent, that modifying the characters would be only extra strain on their time and sanity.

I think Narf will always be an Anything Muppet monster, as he has for the past few seasons. While Roxie Marie disappeared mid-1990s from SS, she was in a lot of SSL shows, up until recently, and has/had a whole page bio on the Sesamstrasse Live web site. Considering Carina was only tested on...

The Elmo's World on winter holidays saw Prairie put on a Nativity play... http://toughpigs.com/myweekxmasvacation05.htm Nick

Thanks... By the way, if anyone responding also can tell me just in a sentence or less what they did on the show, if you know off hand. Nick

Recently, a bunch of additions have been made to Wikipedia's list guest stars on Sesame Street. I'm not terribly confident about the legitimacy of most of them, so I'll let this forum thread tear away at the list. Tell me who certainly wasn't on SS, who certainly was, and who might have, but...

I just saw the cast of France's new 5, Rue Sésame. A lot of them are "rejects" from the American version, it seems. Roxie Marie (1990s) = Griotte Narf (the orange one in Monster's Clubhouse) = Yoyo Carina the Ballerina (season 35) = Olive The penguins = Georges And of course... Elmo =...

Who was indeed on Sesame Street? Recently, a bunch of additions have been made to Wikipedia's list guest stars on Sesame Street. I'm not terribly confident about the legitimacy of most of them, so I'll let this forum thread tear away at the list. Tell me who certainly wasn't on SS, who...

Whoops, I meant I thought she wasn't in the episode.

I'm sure if you were the Sesame Workshop PR person, and had the world emailing you their ideas, you'd send a form-letter too. And why is the media to care that a line of adult-targeted action figures isn't going to be produced?

That's doubtful, as Sesame Street would become a long-form segment only show, with no time for skits. They air Elmo's World and Global Grover as seperate TV shows in Canada and other "foreign territories", so there's a market for shorter programs. They might create a stand-alone 10-minute...

While it would have been wonderful to keep the Fix-It Shop, and just add the Mail-It Shop on, things aren't fixed as much these days, the store just wasn't practical anymore.

Can we unpin this thread?

I thought she was in the episode... I think I'll write a letter to the editor!

No, it was just that bad a broadcast... Just refresh the picture to fully load it, it worked for me. Nick

According to this guy... http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=72&ItemID=9210 Nick :rolleyes: