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Mumford and Prarie Dawn

SSLFan

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SesameStreetFan said:
Well also remember, that was in the early 70's. Back when Women were stereotyped on Television as not being as smart as men. I guess even Sesame Street did that to the Muppet women in the early years. Glad to see they gave Prarie equal rights over the years. BTW Prarie is one of those charachters like Sherlock Hemlock who was around a lot in the 70's. Was rarely seen during the 80's, and made a comeback in the early 90's.
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If she wasn't rarely seen during the 80's, she sure was in alot of Sesame Street Live shows around that time!:smile:
 
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