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She also apparently runs the summer educational programming at Deaf West. http://www.deafwest.org/aboutdwt/staff.html

The 2005 Sesame Street calendar has it marked on it. No, I don't know if it's also Emilio's b-day. They are all also here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sesame_Street_characters#Character_Birthdays Nick

Since we acknowledged Cookie, I thought we might as well acknowledge one of the show's primary humans. Let's all sing "Canción de cumpleaños"! ("Happy Birthday to You", en espanol)

Remember, the people paying for this service are parents wanting their kids to get programs with the latest teaching methods acknowledged in them, not parents wanting their children to see what they saw as a child. Nick

I wish I saw it, but it never aired on Canadian television. I didn't have cable at the time, so I missed it!

Who'd think she'd have a line of clothing and plates? :smirk: Here's the websites of two other Sesame puppeteers... - John Tartaglia ( www.johntartaglia.com ) Additional Muppets on Sesame Street, Ernie on Play with Me Sesame since 2003, Tingo on Sesame English, original cast of Avenue Q...

This is the Oscar in the Smithsonian. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscar_the_Grouch

Hold the phone for a second, everything also repeats at 4:00 pm. :)

We in Canada have finally almost caught up with the Sesame stuff! But eeesh... everything's always at 7:30 am. Here's the daily schedule... Monday: Play With Me Sesame / Global Grover Tuesday: Elmo's World / Elmo's World / Global Grover Wednesday: Play With Me Sesame / Global Grover Thursday...

http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?p=343507#post343507

If you want to see, join The Yip Yip Club, we've got a file of it! The director of that particular episode actually had joined our group a few months ago, and used our file of the skit as reference. The Yip Yip Club is the largest Sesame Street-only club on the Internet, possibly the third...

This is an interesting spin-off, I must say. Slightly predictable, but interesting. However, he has mentioned many other relatives. In the song "Tall Enough", Big Bird mentions he has a mother, a father, and a sister. One of the volumes in the Sesame Street Library book series has Big Bird...

They say they're from Viewmaster? As in the red things with the 3D slide wheels?

It's tough economically to run a general theme park, let alone one specialised to young children. Most people go to theme parks for their rollercoasters, you can't really have rollercoasters or other thrill rides at Sesame Place.

They don't necessarily think anything along that line. All the Workshop does is approve requests for licensing, and take the fees. If no one wants to pay for the rights to clothing for adult males, it doesn't get made. Write to Hot Topics or something, they're the ones responsible for the lackage.

Actually, there's a town named Muraoka in Japan, so I think he's Japanese.

The original series was 1, rue Sesame and was only in the 1970s, as far as I know.

I think the intent is to take it around the festival circuit first, before putting it on TV.

I guess the presumption was that anything PBS aired for kids was e|i content, but parents groups like it spelled out for them. Blame the PTC.

http://tv.about.com/od/frequentlyaskedquestions/f/EI_CTA1990.htm See this webpage for more info on the FCC and EI.