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In Elmo Saves Christmas, it is revealed that Snuffy's grandmother lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloysius_Snuffleupagus

She probably was on foreign exchange. (ie from another road named Sesame)

Joan Ganz Cooney and CTW's original goal was to reach inner-city viewers, particularly those in New York. In the 1980s and 1990s, the crew visited MOMA, Central Park, and a history museum. Actually, in the first season that the Mail-It Shop was open, Sesame Street's ZIP CODE flashed on the...

I found these Electric Mayhem costumes surfing the web. Outstanding really. They even performed. They won the Best in Show Master's Category Award. Here's a pic, http://www.teamdavinci.com/dragoncon/pages/Dragon%20Con%202004%20372_jpg.htm And http://www.teamdavinci.com/dragoncon/ has...

Unique. Very unique. Let's leave it at that.

Does anyone remember a "I am happy, I am proud, I am chicken!" song? Just heard it on Sesame Radio for the first time ever, and it's rather freaky. It's this chicken singing about how she's not afraid to admit she's tasty, and all that. It's horrible, this chicken knowing it fate from...

They do need to work on it a bit, though. See the trailer for Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas to find out why: http://disneyvideos.disney.go.com/moviefinder/products/3252103.html Compared to classic Disney animation, it just seems stiff. The Muppet equal or surpass Disney in amount of...

Often the Academy picks actors and movies for ratings. Often it's "woah! the underdog won!" or in this case, "woah! the Academy likes something I like, they must be cool! I'll continue to care about them!"

Interesting ad, but I miss Jessica Simpson.

Doubtful Australia will co-release, but I know Canada Post's catalogs let you order special issues from the US, Australia, New Zealand, and the UN. I'm sure that the Aussie Post office does the same. Definetly cheaper that way than eBay.

Yeah, they used to do a 125 some seasons. It's just too costly now to get the actors and writer to work that much.

Why would a university risk their reputation by putting fake professors in the promo?

Actually, you can be a Master of Fine Arts in Puppetry!! :excited: http://www.sfa.uconn.edu/drama/puppetry/mfarts.html Pam Arciero and Jen Barnhart are the only Sesame Street or elsewise Muppeteers I recognise from their alumni.

There's no mention of Alan on the UofC website, just an H. Muraoka, who was in a insomnia study they did. There is a School of Fine Arts, which has a Dramatic Arts course. Also has a puppetry course, but Alan wouldn't likely be in that. Scan it in, please.

I'm curious to know if Sesame Street actually owns that song. Maybe it existed in some previous form.

I don't thing it was a Sesame Street staff composer who wrote this song... it seems to have been licensed by Sesame Street from the writer, and is in theory, no more Sesame than Subway. I have a Sesame songbook at home, from 1972. I'll check who they credit the song to.

The fact that he wasn't famous then, is why I thought it might be him. Try the picture again, Ernie 101, it works for me in Internet Explorer and Netscape. I think the server was just down.

If it had been published a year or so later, once Sesame Street debuted, I wouldn't have thought it him, but it was before his contract and all.

Is this Mr. Hooper? Or, Will Lee... you know... http://www.visualartsbrampton.com/fuller%20hooper.jpg I've never seen Mr. Hooper on the show itself, only in Christmas Eve on Sesame Street. So I'm not terribly familar with what he looks like. This was a Special K ad, on the back of the...

Sesame Street has won some Daytime Emmys this year: Outstanding Pre-School Children's Series Outstanding Directing In A Children's Series Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design/Styling Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing - Live...