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[[Image:3006.jpg|thumb|300px|''Sesame Street'''s revised opening theme, with new visuals.]]
  
[[Image:3006.jpg|thumb|300px|''Sesame Street'''s revised opening theme, with new visuals.]]
 
[[Image:WYWH.title.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Big Bird]] visit different parts of [[the United States of America|the United States]] in [[Wish You Were Here]].]]
  
[[Image:WYWH.title.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Big Bird]] visit different parts of [[the United States of America|the United States]] in [[Wish You Were Here]].]]
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[[File:SesameCreditsCTW.jpg|thumb|300px|''Sesame Street'''s updated closing sequence, with animation by [[Joey Ahlbum]].]]
 
[[Image:3007h.jpg|thumb|300px|The Snuffketeers first meeting, with the founder Mr. Snuffleupagus.]]
  
[[Image:3007h.jpg|thumb|300px|The Snuffketeers first meeting, with the founder Mr. Snuffleupagus.]]
 
[[Image:3096d.jpg|thumb|300px|For a little over three weeks, [[Telly Monster|Telly]] is seen wearing a cast. He broke his arm in [[Episode 3096]].]]
 
[[Image:3096d.jpg|thumb|300px|For a little over three weeks, [[Telly Monster|Telly]] is seen wearing a cast. He broke his arm in [[Episode 3096]].]]
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* [[Episode 3010]] -- [[Cyranose de Bergerac]] undergoes sensitivity training
  
* [[Episode 3010]] -- [[Cyranose de Bergerac]] undergoes sensitivity training
 
* [[Episode 3012]] -- Telly vs. the two clingy triangles
  
* [[Episode 3012]] -- Telly vs. the two clingy triangles
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* [[Episode 3014]] -- [[Duane]] and friends clean up
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* [[Episode 3015]] -- [[Merry Monster|Merry]] is LOUD!
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* [[Episode 3017]] -- Mr. Quincy's 10-Second Toaster
 
* [[Episode 3018]] -- [[Goldilocks]] is Absent from Daycare
  
* [[Episode 3018]] -- [[Goldilocks]] is Absent from Daycare
 
* [[Episode 3021]] -- [[Count von Count|The Count]] gets the counting flu (repeat)
  
* [[Episode 3021]] -- [[Count von Count|The Count]] gets the counting flu (repeat)
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* [[Episode 3027]] -- The old lady in the shoe visits (repeat)
  
* [[Episode 3027]] -- The old lady in the shoe visits (repeat)
 
* [[Episode 3031]] -- Telly wants to be just like Bob (repeat)
  
* [[Episode 3031]] -- Telly wants to be just like Bob (repeat)
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* [[Episode 3033]] -- An day in the laundry room
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* [[Episode 3033]] -- An day in the laundry room (repeat)
 
* [[Episode 3035]] -- Elmo's imagination hat (repeat)
  
* [[Episode 3035]] -- Elmo's imagination hat (repeat)
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* [[Episode 3036]] -- The Count's Watermelon
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* [[Episode 3036]] -- The Count's watermelon
 
* [[Episode 3037]] -- The Home Game
  
* [[Episode 3037]] -- The Home Game
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* [[Episode 3038]] -- Chicago feels sad/Pineapple [[Dentists|dentist]]
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* [[Episode 3038]] -- Chicago feels sad; Pineapple dentist
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* [[Episode 3039]] -- Martian Invasion
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* [[Episode 3039]] -- Martian invasion
 
* [[Episode 3040]] -- Sir John Feelgood comes to Sesame Street
  
* [[Episode 3040]] -- Sir John Feelgood comes to Sesame Street
 
* [[Episode 3043]] -- Adventures
  
* [[Episode 3043]] -- Adventures
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* [[Episode 3048]] -- [[Savion]] teaches tap dancing
  
* [[Episode 3048]] -- [[Savion]] teaches tap dancing
 
* [[Episode 3049]] -- Natasha crawls away (repeat)
  
* [[Episode 3049]] -- Natasha crawls away (repeat)
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* [[Episode 3050]] -- Noel Cowherd Visits (Repeat)
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* [[Episode 3050]] -- Noel Cowherd visits (repeat)
 
* [[Episode 3052]] -- Another Snuffle Puppet show
  
* [[Episode 3052]] -- Another Snuffle Puppet show
 
* [[Episode 3053]] -- Elmo's Letter B game
  
* [[Episode 3053]] -- Elmo's Letter B game
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* [[Episode 3054]] -- Mrs. Grouch visits
 
* [[Episode 3055]] -- [[Mr. Snuffleupagus|Snuffy]] talks about the word "important"
  
* [[Episode 3055]] -- [[Mr. Snuffleupagus|Snuffy]] talks about the word "important"
 
* [[Episode 3056]] -- Now it can be told!
  
* [[Episode 3056]] -- Now it can be told!
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* [[Episode 3059]] -- [[Natasha]] can't fall asleep
  
* [[Episode 3059]] -- [[Natasha]] can't fall asleep
 
* [[Episode 3060]] -- Savion helps out at [[Birdland]]
  
* [[Episode 3060]] -- Savion helps out at [[Birdland]]
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* [[Episode 3061]] -- Worm Winter Games
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* [[Episode 3061]] -- The Worm Winter Games
 
* [[Episode 3064]] -- [[Prairie Dawn]] gets followed by a sheep
  
* [[Episode 3064]] -- [[Prairie Dawn]] gets followed by a sheep
 
* [[Episode 3065]] -- Monty and the word NO
  
* [[Episode 3065]] -- Monty and the word NO
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* [[Episode 3066]] -- Maria and Luis Have Company Over
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* [[Episode 3066]] -- Maria and Luis have company over
 
* [[Episode 3067]] -- Slimey flies in a plane
  
* [[Episode 3067]] -- Slimey flies in a plane
 
* [[Episode 3068]] -- Mr. Handford serenades Maria's aunt
  
* [[Episode 3068]] -- Mr. Handford serenades Maria's aunt
 
* [[Episode 3069]] -- Prairie Dawn and the pirates
  
* [[Episode 3069]] -- Prairie Dawn and the pirates
 
* [[Episode 3071]] -- [[Joey and Davey Monkey]] are introduced
  
* [[Episode 3071]] -- [[Joey and Davey Monkey]] are introduced
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* [[Episode 3073]] -- Goldilocks Beats Baby Bear
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* [[Episode 3073]] -- Goldilocks beats Baby Bear
 
* [[Episode 3075]] -- The Magic Conductor's Kit
  
* [[Episode 3075]] -- The Magic Conductor's Kit
 
* [[Episode 3076]] -- [[Humpty Dumpty]] sits on things
  
* [[Episode 3076]] -- [[Humpty Dumpty]] sits on things
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* [[Episode 3077]] -- Letter M Day/Snuffy writes a postcard
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* [[Episode 3077]] -- Letter M Day; Snuffy writes a postcard
 
* [[Episode 3079]] -- Prairie Dawn feels sad
  
* [[Episode 3079]] -- Prairie Dawn feels sad
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* [[Episode 3080]] -- Elmo's New Bookshelf/Mumford Makes Everything Backwards
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* [[Episode 3080]] -- Elmo's new bookshelf; Mumford makes everything backwards
 
* [[Episode 3081]] -- Memories of the [[The Sloppy Jalopy|Sloppy Jalopy]]
  
* [[Episode 3081]] -- Memories of the [[The Sloppy Jalopy|Sloppy Jalopy]]
 
* [[Episode 3083]] -- "Love" sneaks up on Oscar
  
* [[Episode 3083]] -- "Love" sneaks up on Oscar
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* [[Episode 3086]] -- Sir John Feelgood returns
  
* [[Episode 3086]] -- Sir John Feelgood returns
 
* [[Episode 3087]] -- Just another day
  
* [[Episode 3087]] -- Just another day
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* [[Episode 3089]] -- Los Pleneros visit
 
* [[Episode 3090]] -- [[Elmo]] and [[Savion]] look for C's at the library
  
* [[Episode 3090]] -- [[Elmo]] and [[Savion]] look for C's at the library
 
* [[Episode 3091]] -- Monty's penguin school, etc.
  
* [[Episode 3091]] -- Monty's penguin school, etc.
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* [[Episode 3104]] -- Telly remains active, even with a cast on his arm
  
* [[Episode 3104]] -- Telly remains active, even with a cast on his arm
 
* [[Episode 3105]] -- Telly pretends to be Mr. Handford's father
  
* [[Episode 3105]] -- Telly pretends to be Mr. Handford's father
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* [[Episode 3106]] -- The worms build a subway
 
* [[Episode 3107]] -- Talking in two languages
  
* [[Episode 3107]] -- Talking in two languages
 
* [[Episode 3108]] -- Savion's magic circle
  
* [[Episode 3108]] -- Savion's magic circle
 
* [[Episode 3109]] -- Telly gets the broken arm blues
  
* [[Episode 3109]] -- Telly gets the broken arm blues
 
* [[Episode 3110]] -- Baby Bear visits Birdland
  
* [[Episode 3110]] -- Baby Bear visits Birdland
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* [[Episode 3111]] -- Linda's Story About Barkley
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* [[Episode 3111]] -- Linda's story about Barkley
 
* [[Episode 3112]] -- Oscar wants to sign Telly's cast
  
* [[Episode 3112]] -- Oscar wants to sign Telly's cast
 
* [[Episode 3113]] -- Telly gets his cast removed
  
* [[Episode 3113]] -- Telly gets his cast removed
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* [[Episode 3124]] -- Telly plays the triangle
  
* [[Episode 3124]] -- Telly plays the triangle
 
* [[Episode 3125]] -- Yankee Doodle looses her pony
  
* [[Episode 3125]] -- Yankee Doodle looses her pony
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* [[Episode 3126]] -- Telly And Big Bird Play Hide And Seek
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* [[Episode 3126]] -- Telly and Big Bird play hide-and-seek
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* [[Episode 3127]] -- Herry at day care
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* [[Episode 3127]] -- Herry's first day at day care
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* [[Episode 3128]] -- [[Wanda Cousteau]] visits
 
* [[Episode 3129]] -- The Adventures of Nick and Nora Chicken
  
* [[Episode 3129]] -- The Adventures of Nick and Nora Chicken
 
* [[Episode 3130]] -- Barkley wants to play
  
* [[Episode 3130]] -- Barkley wants to play
 
* [[Episode 3131]] -- Telly and [[Baby Bear]] help out at Day Care
  
* [[Episode 3131]] -- Telly and [[Baby Bear]] help out at Day Care
 
* [[Episode 3132]] -- Pirate Edna comes to Sesame Street
  
* [[Episode 3132]] -- Pirate Edna comes to Sesame Street
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* [[Episode 3133]] -- Blecka's day in home care
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* [[Episode 3133]] -- [[Blecka]]'s day in home care
 
* [[Episode 3134]] -- Gus needs a job
  
* [[Episode 3134]] -- Gus needs a job
 
* [[Episode 3135]] -- Big Bird and Snuffy have an adventure
  
* [[Episode 3135]] -- Big Bird and Snuffy have an adventure
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==Cast==
  
==Cast==
 
'''Muppet Characters'''
  
'''Muppet Characters'''
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: [[The Amazing Mumford]], [[Alice Snuffleupagus]], [[Anything Muppets]], [[Baby Bear]], [[Baby Tooth and the Funky Funk]], [[Barkley]], [[Bert]], [[Biff]], [[The Big Bad Wolf]], [[Big Bird]], [[Buster the Horse]], [[Chicago the Lion]], [[Chip and Dip]], [[Colambo]], [[Cookie Monster]], [[Count von Count]], [[The Countess]], [[Cyranose de Bergerac]], [[The Elephant|Elephant]], [[Elmo]], [[Ernie]], [[Goldilocks]], [[Grand High Triangle Lover]], [[Granny Bird]], [[Grover]], [[Grundgetta]], [[Guy Smiley]], [[Herry Monster]], [[Honkers]], [[Hoots the Owl]], [[Humpty Dumpty]], [[Irvine the Grouch]], [[Joey and Davey Monkey]], [[Kermit the Frog]], [[Kingston Livingston III]], [[Little Bird]], [[The Martians]], [[Merry Monster]], [[Monty]], [[Natasha]], [[Noel Cowherd]], [[Norman (assistant)|Norman]], [[Oscar the Grouch]], [[Prairie Dawn]], [[Preposterous]], [[Prunella]], [[Rosita]], [[Roxie Marie]], [[Sally Messy Yuckyael]], [[Shelley the Turtle]], [[Sherlock Hemlock]], [[Simon Soundman]], [[Sir John Feelgood]], [[Slimey]], [[Mr. Snuffleupagus]], [[Sonny Friendly]], [[Stella (Sesame Street)|Stella]], [[Sully]], [[Super Nanny]], [[Telly Monster]]
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: [[The Amazing Mumford]], [[Alice Snuffleupagus]], [[Anything Muppets]], [[Baby Bear]], [[Baby Tooth and the Funky Funk]], [[Barkley]], [[Bert]], [[Biff]], [[The Big Bad Wolf]], [[Big Bird]], [[Buster the Horse]], [[Chicago the Lion]], [[Chip and Dip]], [[Colambo]], [[Cookie Monster]], [[Count von Count]], [[The Countess]], [[Cyranose de Bergerac]], [[The Elephant|Elephant]], [[Elmo]], [[Ernie]], [[Goldilocks]], [[Grand High Triangle Lover]], [[Granny Bird]], [[Grover]], [[Grundgetta]], [[Guy Smiley]], [[Herry Monster]], [[Honkers]], [[Hoots the Owl]], [[Humpty Dumpty]], [[Irvine the Grouch]], [[Joey and Davey Monkey]], [[Kermit the Frog]], [[Kingston Livingston III]], [[Little Bird]], [[The Martians]], [[Merry Monster]], [[Monty]], [[Natasha]], [[Noel Cowherd]], [[Norman (assistant)|Norman]], [[Oscar the Grouch]], [[Prairie Dawn]], [[Preposterous]], [[Prunella]], [[Rosita]], [[Roxie Marie]], [[Sally Messy Yuckyael]], [[Shelley the Turtle]], [[Sherlock Hemlock]], [[Simon Soundman]], [[Sir John Feelgood]], [[Slimey]], [[Mr. Snuffleupagus]], [[Sonny Friendly]], [[Stella (Sesame Street)|Stella]], [[Sully]], [[Super Nanny]], [[Telly Monster]], [[Wanda Cousteau]]
   
 
'''Other Characters'''
  
'''Other Characters'''
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:[[Maria]], [[Savion]], [[Gordon]], [[Gina]], [[Luis]], [[Bob]], [[Susan]], [[Linda]], [[Gabi]], [[Miles]], [[Mr. Handford]], [[Lillian]], [[Lisa]]
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:[[Maria]], [[Savion]], [[Gordon]], [[Gina]], [[Luis]], [[Bob]], [[Susan]], [[Linda]], [[Gabi]], [[Miles]], [[Mr. Handford]], [[Lillian]], [[Lisa]], [[Duane]]
   
 
'''[[:Category:Muppet Performers|Muppets of Sesame Street]]'''
  
'''[[:Category:Muppet Performers|Muppets of Sesame Street]]'''
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'''[[:category:Sesame Street Cast|Actors]]'''
  
'''[[:category:Sesame Street Cast|Actors]]'''
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:[[Alison Bartlett O'Reilly]], [[Linda Bove]], [[Lisa Boggs]], [[Emilio Delgado]], [[Savion Glover]], [[Loretta Long]], [[Sonia Manzano]], [[Bob McGrath]], [[Roscoe Orman]], [[Imani Patterson]], [[David L. Smyrl]], [[Lillias White]]
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:[[Alison Bartlett O'Reilly]], [[Linda Bove]], [[Lisa Boggs]], [[Emilio Delgado]], [[Donald Faison]] (uncredited), [[Savion Glover]], [[Loretta Long]], [[Sonia Manzano]], [[Bob McGrath]], [[Roscoe Orman]], [[Imani Patterson]], [[David L. Smyrl]], [[Lillias White]]
   
 
'''[[:category:Sesame Street Guest Stars|Guest Stars]]'''
  
'''[[:category:Sesame Street Guest Stars|Guest Stars]]'''
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==Notes==
  
==Notes==
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* Starting with this season, the opening sequence has changed from the standard footage of kids playing, to an upbeat, colorful sequence with a calypso version of the theme.
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* Starting with this season, the opening sequence has changed from the standard footage of kids playing, to an upbeat, colorful sequence with a calypso version of the theme, and more Muppets in it. A similar closing credits sequence also introduced this season would continue to be used until [[2007]], even long after the calypso opening had been retired. ''[[Monsterpiece Theater]]'' and ''[[Super Grover|The Adventures of Super Grover]]'' also received new title sequences.
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**The sequence starts with the episode number (with no title logo accompanying it) in Dom Casual text on a clouded background, and Big Bird pops up shouting "haHA!", leading into a shot of a sidewalk with a zoo painted onto a nearby building; as various kids and Oscar the Grouch in his trash can run around, an animated monkey swings on a vine and chatters. Grover yelps in fright and pulls down the next scene, where the kids are playing at a pool while a submarine swims in with Cookie Monster saying hello from it, and then dives back down into the water. After that, a few kids are chalking in numbers on a sidewalk, and the numbers magically fly off; Count von Count steps in, draws a zero, and laughs. Several kids are then seen doing cartwheels at the park, with Prairie Dawn joining them before long. Then the sequence shifts to a baseball game, where one of the kids hits a ball, which flies towards the camera and lands in Elmo's mitt just in time for him to catch it. It is revealed that the game is being shown on TV sets at a video store, but then Ernie steps in and switches the sets to footage of Bert. Afterwards, a girl and Telly Monster are shown jumping on a trampoline, and to end the sequence, Big Bird calls "Come on!" and leads some of the kids through the park as the sequence irises out, with an animated bird flying into and through the iris-out effect.
  
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[[File:SesameCreditsCTW.jpg|thumb|300px|''Sesame Street'''s updated closing sequence, with animation by [[Joey Ahlbum]].]]
  
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* A new, upbeat, colorful closing credits sequence, also featuring a calypso closing theme, is introduced this season and continues to be used until [[2007]], long after the calypso opening is retired; thus, it ends up being one of the longest-used credits sequences (if not ''the'' longest) in the show's history. The font used for the credits is changed as well, from Handel Gothic to Dom Casual. The sequence itself is as follows:
  
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**The sequence begins at a city harbor with cartoon versions of the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge. As a tugboat with an "S" on its smokestack sails on-screen from the right, the statue begins dancing, and soon afterward, the skyscrapers and bridge join in, with the tugboat whistling three times. The camera then zooms in onto the buildings, stopping on the window of an apartment, and the window shade opens to reveal Elmo dancing inside, while a potted flower on the sill and the centerpiece on top of the frame dance along with him. A blur effect transitions to a scene where several kids are dancing atop the building, where there is a theater marquee whose lights flash on and off to the drum beats; before long, Elmo makes his way to the rooftop and starts dancing with the kids. The skyscrapers then "flush out" into a green background with letters and flowers, and a girl dancing in front of it; this then transitions to a blue background with numbers and stars, and a boy dancing in front of it. The starry blue background is revealed to be just an image on a TV set as it zooms out into a block of buildings, where another boy dances with Big Bird while the buildings join in. Then the sequence goes underground, where a subway train barrels down the tracks; two kids are waiting at the stop, and lead a number of other kids aboveground as they get off the train. Back aboveground, the sequence shifts to a park, where a Muppet pigeon is awakened from its nap, and then flies through the park, past several benches and a fountain and through a tunnel, before the camera shifts away from the park and onto a building, where Elmo is seen floating through the sky on three pink balloons. With a laser-esque "swoosh," the building zooms in, blurs down, and then zooms out onto the back alley of the building, where all the kids are dancing along with the skyscrapers and hanging clothes. A final blur effect leads to a signpost; the self-support disclaimer is posted on a small sign before the camera pans up to the top of the post, where the ''Sesame Street'' sign pops up and Big Bird says his CTW closing spiel. To end the sequence, the camera zooms back out onto the harbor, where the tugboat sails away and whistles one last time.
  
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* ''[[Monsterpiece Theater]]'' and ''[[Super Grover|The Adventures of Super Grover]]'' also received new title sequences.
  
 
* Starting this season, an instrumental riff from this season's closing sequence plays during the funding credits until [[1995]].
  
* Starting this season, an instrumental riff from this season's closing sequence plays during the funding credits until [[1995]].
 
* This is the first season to broadcast in stereo. {{cite}}
  
* This is the first season to broadcast in stereo. {{cite}}

Revision as of 06:19, 15 August 2015

Sesame Street
Premiere November 9, 1992 (3006)
Finale May 7, 1993 (3135)
Episodes 130
3006

Sesame Street's revised opening theme, with new visuals.

WYWH

Big Bird visit different parts of the United States in Wish You Were Here.

File:SesameCreditsCTW.jpg

Sesame Street's updated closing sequence, with animation by Joey Ahlbum.

3007h

The Snuffketeers first meeting, with the founder Mr. Snuffleupagus.

3096d

For a little over three weeks, Telly is seen wearing a cast. He broke his arm in Episode 3096.

ThatsLetterO

"That's the Letter O," with Queen Latifah.

3154v

Maria and a neurotic green Anything Muppet sing "Cerrado/Abierto," the Spanish words for close and open.

Elephantelevator

Muppet performer Dave Goelz contributes performances for the show this season, creating characters such as Mr. Between, Piño, and the Elephant Elevator Operator.

Sesame Street Season 24 aired from November 9, 1992 to May 7, 1993.

Season Overview

The curriculum for Season 24 is focusing on Latino culture. "There will also be more emphasis on the Spanish language," says Ms. Valeria Lovelace, since her research showed that many children have negative feelings about Spanish. For example, the show will feature songs with abierto and cerrado, the Spanish words for open and close. Preschoolers will learn simple words and phrases that will help them make friends with Spanish speakers. The show will also feature Latino guest stars.[1]

A new segment for this season, "Wish You Were Here," will have Big Bird visit different parts of the United States and learn about people of different ethnicities and participated in their cultural activities or pastimes. With the focus on Latino culture, Big Bird will "see mask-making in Spanish Harlem, children playing games in Spanish in Union City, N.J., Spanish murals in Los Angeles and children counting in Spanish in El Salvador. Big Bird will conduct a children's mariachi band, learn traditional Cuban songs and eat a birdseed burrito while he visits his friend, Diego, in Arizona."[1]

Episodes

Episodes 3006 - 3135 (130 episodes)

Cast

Muppet Characters

The Amazing Mumford, Alice Snuffleupagus, Anything Muppets, Baby Bear, Baby Tooth and the Funky Funk, Barkley, Bert, Biff, The Big Bad Wolf, Big Bird, Buster the Horse, Chicago the Lion, Chip and Dip, Colambo, Cookie Monster, Count von Count, The Countess, Cyranose de Bergerac, Elephant, Elmo, Ernie, Goldilocks, Grand High Triangle Lover, Granny Bird, Grover, Grundgetta, Guy Smiley, Herry Monster, Honkers, Hoots the Owl, Humpty Dumpty, Irvine the Grouch, Joey and Davey Monkey, Kermit the Frog, Kingston Livingston III, Little Bird, The Martians, Merry Monster, Monty, Natasha, Noel Cowherd, Norman, Oscar the Grouch, Prairie Dawn, Preposterous, Prunella, Rosita, Roxie Marie, Sally Messy Yuckyael, Shelley the Turtle, Sherlock Hemlock, Simon Soundman, Sir John Feelgood, Slimey, Mr. Snuffleupagus, Sonny Friendly, Stella, Sully, Super Nanny, Telly Monster, Wanda Cousteau

Other Characters

Maria, Savion, Gordon, Gina, Luis, Bob, Susan, Linda, Gabi, Miles, Mr. Handford, Lillian, Lisa, Duane

Muppets of Sesame Street

Caroll Spinney, Pam Arciero, Camille Bonora, Fran Brill, Julianne Buescher, Kevin Clash, Fred "Garbo" Garver, Louise Gold, Dave Goelz, Rick Lyon, Jim Martin, Joey Mazzarino, Jerry Nelson, Carmen Osbahr, Frank Oz, Martin P. Robinson, David Rudman, Judy Sladky, and Bryant Young

Actors

Alison Bartlett O'Reilly, Linda Bove, Lisa Boggs, Emilio Delgado, Donald Faison (uncredited), Savion Glover, Loretta Long, Sonia Manzano, Bob McGrath, Roscoe Orman, Imani Patterson, David L. Smyrl, Lillias White

Guest Stars

Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Judy Graubart, Tom Hanks, Queen Latifah, Tito Puente, B. D. Wong[2]

Notes

  • Starting with this season, the opening sequence has changed from the standard footage of kids playing, to an upbeat, colorful sequence with a calypso version of the theme, and more Muppets in it. A similar closing credits sequence also introduced this season would continue to be used until 2007, even long after the calypso opening had been retired. Monsterpiece Theater and The Adventures of Super Grover also received new title sequences.
  • Starting this season, an instrumental riff from this season's closing sequence plays during the funding credits until 1995.
  • This is the first season to broadcast in stereo. [cite]

Season 24 Credits

Sources

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Baltimore Sun: Sesame Street' celebrates Latino culture
  2. ↑ The Denver Post: `Sesame Street' adds Spanish accent for 24th season

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