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Kevin Clash, performer of Elmo, will appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show Tuesday, Feb. 21st. Check your local listings for times.

I would love to see it.

Sometimes characters just don't "work" for one reason or another. They have really high hopes for Abby though.

And ultimately it's not their decision which inserts to run.

She's a new core Muppet.

Airdates for S37 haven't been determined yet. I'll let you know if I hear anything definite. Her appearances are towards the end of the season, though. Just so you know, she's 2 and a half. And adorable, as I'm sure you know, froggiegirl.

Yes, I've noticed this too. I haven't heard any word why.

I'm not sure, to tell you the truth. I have a feeling that it has to do with budgetary issues, but don't quote me on that.

Correct. She regularly performs Telly's right hand. Although it's spelled Arciero. Snuffy is Bryant's only character.

It doesn't. I'm sorry if I didn't explain that article very well. The article describes a new initiative that PBS is taking to increase viewership by introducing new age-appropriate blocks, live hosts, and a larger amount of programming. They are debuting their initiative this Fall, so Sesame...

As far as tours go, they're pretty private. They have a lot of work to do so I doubt that they'd take the public on a tour. I guess it's worth a shot to call though. You wouldn't know they were there from the outside of the building.

Booberfragless is correct about the new episodes not airing until Sept. or Oct. The reason lies with PBS, not completely with SW. This article can help explain a little bit: http://www.kidscreen.com/articles/magazine/20060101/mtots.html?word=pbs I believe decisions are still being made as...

I went on opening night and enjoyed it immensely. I hope others went as well. L. Carrara is great, as is the rest of the cast.

Dude, it's the live performance capital of the world!

Sorry if someone previously posted this... Sesame Street was featured in a short blip on Three Wishes that aired last Friday, Dec. 2. A little girl's wish was to meet Cookie Monster. Amy Grant took the girl to the SS set and talked to Oscar and Elmo about where to find Cookie Monster. They...

Rosewood- What research article are you quoting?

Like I said, they are screened.

The kids are put through a "screening" process to see which ones would be best for which segments. It is not random, by any means.

Ah, but therein lies the problem. Studies have shown that moms think the current Sesame Street looks old and tired compared to shows like "Dora" and "Blue's Clues." Unfortunately, it seems like moms want to sit their kid in front of the television and use it as a baby-sitter. No matter how...

Just to be reassuring, although the writers do use new characters quite a bit, they still feel a lot of affinity towards classic characters and try to use them whenever feasible. Big Bird, Bert and Ernie, Prarie Dawn, Cookie, and Grover are most likely going to be around for a very, very long...