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If you have marbles in your mouth, they might. They weren't even around until season 33, when the format changed. They always were and are Narf, Googel, Phoebe, and Mel. I must agree, nap time was a great part!

Bert appears in the concert crowd at Hooper's Store in episode 4067, minus Ernie. Ignoring the season premiere episode, where both feature, and Ernie's Journey to Ernie segments, this is the only street appearance of either.

:smirk: Should have clued in with the "Mokey" part. My apologies. :o

A better couple would be Prairie and Herry Dawn-Monster.

They were Narf, Googel, Phoebe, and Mel. All except ugly green girl Phoebe appeared in the counting monsters segment of Elmo's World in the 35th season premiere, "The Street We Live On". In the 34th season's premiere, Phoebe appeared to watch the kareoke. I imagine all four will survive for...

I can definetly see Hilary, given she survives a year or two more, proving her lasting popularity. Britney and Christina would have been sure bets at the start of their careers, but their new racy personas eliminate that chance now-a-days.

He lives in Seattle, Washington... it says right by his name...

Ananova claims that Five airs Elmo's World at 7:00 AM, described as "Fun and learning for youngsters, with the furry monster from Sesame Street." However, this hasn't been updated since December 16, 11:48 AM UTC. See http://www.wanadoo.co.uk/tvnradio/ch5_8.htm Family Channel in Canada once...

If your best friend in kindergarten had different one shape of a face, colour of skin, and voice one day, and had a slightly rounder face with darker skin, and a higher pitched voice the next, you'd freak out, and question being best friends with them.

Mumford was in an episode last season, where he makes Rubber Duckie gigantic. So everyone knows, 4081 is Rosita Wishes She Didn't Have an Accent. Also, the Big Bad Wolf, which is usually Jerry, stars in 4082, Big Bad Wolf Huffs and Puffs When he Loses.

Besides the Letter of the Day segment, Prairie will appear in the Street scene of 4063, entitled Elmo's Chicken Dream... Elmo had a fun dream about learning a great chicken dance called the "Clucky Clucky," but now that Elmo's awake, he really wants to have his chicken dream all over again...

That's likely the case... The Jetson's first run of three season, was simply the first season's 24 episodes over and over. Still, most sources credit it for running three seasons before syndication.

Has anyone noticed, they still have Big Bird's drawing of Mr. Hooper in the rare event they go into his nest area, during the street scenes, but during Journey to Ernie, where that other guy puppets Big Bird, Hooper's gone, its a bird version of Mona Lisa.

At last year's Daytime Emmy awards, it was one of the top 10 moments of daytime TV, ever; it was the only one that wasn't from a soap opera. Wayne Brady said something like "God bless Mr. Hooper", quite honestly expressing his sentiments, but the audience took it as a joke.

According to TV Tome, Olamide Faison who currently plays Miles on the series, is actually part of "Imajin", an R&B group. Who knew? Sure they've had up and comers like Savion Glover join their cast, but I didn't know that list included little old Miles! According to RollingStone.com: "The...

The dog eared book is the book about getting dressed, but with short, loppy, brown dog ears on the top two corners. They both are dark, leather-covered books, with circular Muppet eyes, and some goldish metal-like trim on the cover, in sort of an almost medieval pattern.

Does anyone have any good pictures of Hooper's Store, other than ones from the karaoke episode, or with Natalie Portman? A search of the forum doesn't turn up any help, and hooperfan only has a few good pictures. Thanks, Nick

That's nearly impossible. 4000+ episodes, I doubt seriously that many if any would have.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sesame_Street has got a lot, with even more at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Sesame_Street.

I couldn't agree with Drtooth more. You need to move on... you fuel your entire existance on Muppet Central Forums with hate. There's nothing wrong with your opinion, other than its obnoxious frequency.