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Appearing mostly in illustrated form (where her name is misspelled in several variations), she's pictured in the 1980 book ''[[The Sesame Street Dictionary]]'' (as Fatatatita), and gives birth to [[Fatatita's Kittens|kittens]] in ''[[The Sesame Street Sun]]'' (as Ftatateeta).
 
Appearing mostly in illustrated form (where her name is misspelled in several variations), she's pictured in the 1980 book ''[[The Sesame Street Dictionary]]'' (as Fatatatita), and gives birth to [[Fatatita's Kittens|kittens]] in ''[[The Sesame Street Sun]]'' (as Ftatateeta).
   
She also makes an "appearance" in a sketch in which The Count does subtraction with some extinguishing electric candles. She is not seen on screen, but after The Count has eliminated all the light in the room, she can be heard when he steps on her. The Count refers to her here by name, clearly omitting the extra vowel found in her later illustrated appearances.
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She also makes an "appearance" in a [[Count von Count Sketches: Castle#candles|sketch]] in which The Count does subtraction with some extinguishing electric candles. She is not seen on screen, but after The Count has eliminated all the light in the room, she can be heard when he steps on her. The Count refers to her here by name, clearly omitting the extra syllable found in her later illustrated appearances.
   
 
==See also==
 
==See also==

Revision as of 20:58, 28 June 2007

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From The Sesame Street Dictionary.

Fatatita is The Count's pet cat.

Appearing mostly in illustrated form (where her name is misspelled in several variations), she's pictured in the 1980 book The Sesame Street Dictionary (as Fatatatita), and gives birth to kittens in The Sesame Street Sun (as Ftatateeta).

She also makes an "appearance" in a sketch in which The Count does subtraction with some extinguishing electric candles. She is not seen on screen, but after The Count has eliminated all the light in the room, she can be heard when he steps on her. The Count refers to her here by name, clearly omitting the extra syllable found in her later illustrated appearances.

See also