Season 26 (1994-1995)

Sesame Street Season 26 aired from November 21, 1994 to May 19, 1995.

Season Overview Edit

This season focuses on the importance of books. It's literacy campaign, "Let's Read and Write," initiated by executive producer Michael Loman, served as the theme for that year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade float.^[1]^[2]

EpisodesEdit

Episodes 3266 - 3395 (130 episodes)

Episode 3266 -- Tooth Fairy Loses His Address Book
Episode 3274 -- Big Bird, Elmo and Tarah enjoys playing by themselves / Baby Bear's story
Episode 3275 -- Guntac Gelman Jones' Flea Circus
Episode 3279-- Telly Writes A Letter
Episode 3280 -- Gina's Boyfriend Jessie Comes to Sesame Street
Episode 3281 -- Telly is "Triangle Guy" (repeat)
Episode 3283 -- The adventures of SuperWorm and Slimey (repeat)
Episode 3284 -- Pirate Edna comes to Sesame Street (repeat)
Episode 3285
Episode 3286 -- Big Bird returns as The Great Nineteeni / Triangles vs. Squares (repeat)
Episode 3287 -- SuperNanny visits (repeat)
Episode 3291 -- Telly's Two Appointments
Episode 3298 -- Mr. Quincy's 10 Second Toaster (repeat)
Episode 3299 -- Savion's magic circle (repeat)
Episode 3300 -- Slimey's Worm Summer Games
Episode 3304 -- Natasha can't fall asleep (repeat)
Episode 3309 -- Humpty Dumpty looks for a new place to sit (repeat)
Episode 3310 -- Baby Bear Wants To Learn To Play Music (repeat)
Episode 3313 -- Natasha blows raspberries
Episode 3314 -- Slimey flies an airplane (repeat)
Episode 3325 -- Elmo and the sponsors / Mr. Handford goes to the dentist
Episode 3327 -- Big Bird tries to help Gina
Episode 3332 -- Opposite Day
Episode 3347 -- Elmo Talks About Games
Episode 3354 -- Gordon pretends to be Grandfather Bird
Episode 3355 -- Word watching with Big Bird
Episode 3357 -- An eclipse on Sesame Street
Episode 3364 -- Telly and Zoe become Readers
Episode 3366
Episode 3368 -- Telly's Town
Episode 3374 -- Soap Opera Parodies
Episode 3383 -- Oscar's new cell phone
Episode 3385 -- A day of storytelling and nametags
Episode 3387 -- Biff turns 40

NotesEdit

After this season, The U.S. Department of Education stopped funding Sesame Street until 2002.
This was also the final season to be funded by the Ford Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation of New York, which had both been there from the very beginning of the show's history.
This was also the final season to have the Sesame Street/CTW Incredit logo on the bottom of the screen.
This was also the final season to have voiceovers announce the sponsors and CTW Announcement.
This was also Savion's final season.