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Revision as of 22:46, 4 September 2015
Sesame Street | |
Premiere | Fall 2015 (4601) |
Finale | N/A |
This article is about an upcoming project, product, or production. |
Sesame Street's 46th season is expected to air in fall 2015.[1]
Season overview
The show's focus this season tightens in on certain, select characters:
The season also marks the show's move to a new channel. The episodes will debut first-run on HBO and will air on PBS following a nine-month window.[3] The season also introduces a shortened, half-hour format, completely dropping the hour-long run time.[4]
Episodes include Elmo and Abby posing as "Boo-Boo Busters,"[5] a special Mothers Day episode[6] and an episode featuring guest star Alan Cumming as Grouch explorer "Mucko Polo."[7] Another episode is titled "When Dinosaurs Walked on Sesame Street." [8]
Following the retirement of Fran Brill the previous fall, Stephanie D'Abruzzo will take over over the role of Prairie Dawn[9] and Jennifer Barnhart is cast as Zoe.[10] Sonia Manzano will also not be returning this season to play Maria.[11]
Music Director Bill Sherman revealed at the "On The Street Where You Learn" panel at Lincoln Center in January 2015 that a new version of the "Sesame Street Theme" would debut this season.
Set changes
The season introduces new changes to the set in an effort to get viewers to associate the Muppet characters with locals, as well as to modernize the look of the street.[1] Changes include:
- Elmo's room is now located in the first floor cornerstone of 123 Sesame Street.
- Cookie Monster takes up new residence above Hooper's Store, which is given complete facelift to resemble its initial design.
- Big Bird's nest area is no longer hidden by used construction doors and is now sitting within a small tree.
- Oscar's trash can is relocated to the front of 123 Sesame Street. Oscar is also given the ability to appear from trashcans around the street.
- An expanded garden area is added in the arbor, maintained by Abby Cadabby.
- Other additions include a community center in the carriage house (with rooftop sitting area) and a Newsstand.
The changes were designed by David Gallo.[1] The new set elements were constructed by Showman Fabricators and Gotham Scenic (who built Oscar's new enclosure, the newsstand and Big Bird's nest).[12]
Production
Initial elements for the season were taped in early February 2015, with primary filming taking place from April 14[9] to June 5.[13] Word of the Day and other celebrity segments began filming in Los Angeles the week of March 30, 2015.[14]
The season marks the first use of a StediCam in studio for the show.[15]
Guest stars
Celebrity guests for the season will include Fifth Harmony, Gwen Stefani, Gina Rodriguez, Tracee Ellis Ross, Ne-Yo, Sara Bareilles, Aloe Blacc, Nick Jonas, and Alan Cumming.[14]
Sources
- โ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Sesame Street Unveils Exciting Changes to its Iconic Set During Production of the Landmark Television Seriesโ 46th Season
- โ "F is for Facelift: Inside Sesame Street's new look." Brian Baiker, Digiday.com. June 29, 2015
- โ New York Times article
- โ "PBS drops hourlong โSesame Streetโ from fall schedule". Current.org, August 12, 2015.
- โ Set visit details from Muppet Central forum post
- โ Alan Muraoka on Facebook
- โ [http://www.alancumming.com/2015/2015/7/15/sesame-street Alan Cumming official website}
- โ "'Sesame Street' gets a new look". LATimes.com
- โ 9.0 9.1 Stephanie D'Abruzzo's official website
- โ Photo 1 and Photo 2 on Facebook and Instagram
- โ "After 45 years on Sesame Street, @SoniaMManzano will no longer appear on the next season." American Libraries on Twitter with response from @SoniaMManzano, June 29, 2015
- โ "Sesame Street Sports A New Set" - LiveDesign.com
- โ Paul Rudolph on Instagram
- โ 14.0 14.1 Sesame Street on Twitter
- โ David Gallo on Twitter
External links
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