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'''Bob Johnson''' is a music teacher who lives on [[Sesame Street (location)|Sesame Street]].<ref>Bob has also been a shop teacher, as mentioned by [[Gordon]] in [[episode 0001]], when they were hanging a picture in [[Gordon and Susan's apartment]].</ref> He has been on ''[[Sesame Street]]'' since [[Episode 0001|the premiere episode]]. His many songs on the show include "[[The People in Your Neighborhood (song)|The People in Your Neighborhood]]," "[[Believe in Yourself]]" and "[[I've Got Two]]". An affable and low-keyed fellow, Bob was introduced as [[Gordon]] and [[Susan|Susan's]] neighbor, and had a close, semi-romantic friendship with [[Linda]] for many years (having previously resisted the advances of [[Molly the Mail Lady]]). |
'''Bob Johnson''' is a music teacher who lives on [[Sesame Street (location)|Sesame Street]].<ref>Bob has also been a shop teacher, as mentioned by [[Gordon]] in [[episode 0001]], when they were hanging a picture in [[Gordon and Susan's apartment]].</ref> He has been on ''[[Sesame Street]]'' since [[Episode 0001|the premiere episode]]. His many songs on the show include "[[The People in Your Neighborhood (song)|The People in Your Neighborhood]]," "[[Believe in Yourself]]" and "[[I've Got Two]]". An affable and low-keyed fellow, Bob was introduced as [[Gordon]] and [[Susan|Susan's]] neighbor, and had a close, semi-romantic friendship with [[Linda]] for many years (having previously resisted the advances of [[Molly the Mail Lady]]). |
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| − | While Gordon and Susan (and to some extent, [[Maria]] and [[Luis]]) function largely as surrogate parents to the Muppet characters, Bob is more of a surrogate teacher, seldom assuming a disciplinary role. He lives in an apartment above [[Hooper's Store]]. Known relatives include [[Uncle Wally]] and his deaf niece named [[Samara]]. His birthday is August 15. Occasionally, [[Oscar the Grouch]] makes a point of addressing him as 'bright eyes', sort of like him calling Maria 'skinny'. |
+ | While Gordon and Susan (and to some extent, [[Maria]] and [[Luis]]) function largely as surrogate parents to the Muppet characters, Bob is more of a surrogate teacher, seldom assuming a disciplinary role. He lives in an apartment above [[Hooper's Store]]. Known relatives include [[Uncle Wally]] and his deaf niece named [[Samara]]. His birthday is August 15. Occasionally, [[Oscar the Grouch]] makes a point of addressing him as 'bright eyes', sort of like him calling Maria 'skinny'. Although Bob is still a regular on the show, his appearances have been limited for the past several seasons. |
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Bob on Sesame Street
Bob Johnson is a music teacher who lives on Sesame Street.[1] He has been on Sesame Street since the premiere episode. His many songs on the show include "The People in Your Neighborhood," "Believe in Yourself" and "I've Got Two". An affable and low-keyed fellow, Bob was introduced as Gordon and Susan's neighbor, and had a close, semi-romantic friendship with Linda for many years (having previously resisted the advances of Molly the Mail Lady).
While Gordon and Susan (and to some extent, Maria and Luis) function largely as surrogate parents to the Muppet characters, Bob is more of a surrogate teacher, seldom assuming a disciplinary role. He lives in an apartment above Hooper's Store. Known relatives include Uncle Wally and his deaf niece named Samara. His birthday is August 15. Occasionally, Oscar the Grouch makes a point of addressing him as 'bright eyes', sort of like him calling Maria 'skinny'. Although Bob is still a regular on the show, his appearances have been limited for the past several seasons.
Appearances
Movies
TV Specials Appearances
- Big Bird's Birthday or Let Me Eat Cake
- Christmas Eve on Sesame Street
- Don't Eat the Pictures: Sesame Street at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Sesame Street, Special
- Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting
- Elmopalooza
- Elmo Saves Christmas
- The Street We Live On
Direct-to-Video
Book appearances
See also
Footnotes
- ↑ Bob has also been a shop teacher, as mentioned by Gordon in episode 0001, when they were hanging a picture in Gordon and Susan's apartment.