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'''Susan Robinson''' is married to [[Gordon]], and works as a nurse. In [[season 17]], Susan and Gordon adopted a son, [[Miles]]. Susan has appeared on ''[[Sesame Street]]'' since the [[Sesame Street Pilot Episodes|earliest test programs]] in 1969. |
'''Susan Robinson''' is married to [[Gordon]], and works as a nurse. In [[season 17]], Susan and Gordon adopted a son, [[Miles]]. Susan has appeared on ''[[Sesame Street]]'' since the [[Sesame Street Pilot Episodes|earliest test programs]] in 1969. |
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Susan's parents are [[Dorothy (Susan's mother)|Dorothy]] and [[Lee]]. They live in [[Michigan]] and visited [[Sesame Street (location)|Sesame Street]] in [[Episode 2125|a 1985 episode]] and [[Episode 2820|a 1991 episode]]. |
Susan's parents are [[Dorothy (Susan's mother)|Dorothy]] and [[Lee]]. They live in [[Michigan]] and visited [[Sesame Street (location)|Sesame Street]] in [[Episode 2125|a 1985 episode]] and [[Episode 2820|a 1991 episode]]. |
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| − | In the earliest episodes of the show, Susan was a housewife. By [[Season 2]],<ref>http://www.toughpigs.com/extramattrobinson.htm</ref> she became a public health nurse, so that the character might serve as a better role model for young girls in the viewing audience. Among her projects was offering a Measles Vaccination Clinic in [[Episode 0343]]. |
+ | In the earliest episodes of the show, Susan was a housewife. By [[Season 2]],<ref>http://www.toughpigs.com/extramattrobinson.htm</ref> she became a public health nurse, so that the character might serve as a better role model for young girls in the viewing audience. Among her projects was offering a Measles Vaccination Clinic in [[Episode 0343]]. Susan also worked as a mechanic on the street, commonly fixing cars and even the bus when [[Big Bird]] went to [[Episode 1706|camp]]. |
| − | She also headlined her own album, ''[[Susan Sings Songs from Sesame Street]]'', and had minor roles in both Sesame Street movies. Although she is still a regular on the show, since [[season 29]] she has been appearing in only a few episodes per season, in part because fewer shows are produced now. She only appeared in 1 |
+ | She also headlined her own album, ''[[Susan Sings Songs from Sesame Street]]'', and had minor roles in both Sesame Street movies. Although she is still a regular on the show, since [[season 29]] she has been appearing in only a few episodes per season, in part because fewer shows are produced now. She only appeared in 1 episode during the [[Episode 4168|39th]], [[Episode 4187|40th]], and [[Episode 4228|41st]] seasons, and appeared in four episodes during [[Season 42 (2011-2012)|Season 42]]. She did not make any new appearances in [[Season 43 (2012-2013)|Season 43]]. |
During the early seasons, she often sang "[[One of These Things]]." |
During the early seasons, she often sang "[[One of These Things]]." |
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Susan attempts to save her clean laundry
Susan Robinson is married to Gordon, and works as a nurse. In season 17, Susan and Gordon adopted a son, Miles. Susan has appeared on Sesame Street since the earliest test programs in 1969.
Susan's parents are Dorothy and Lee. They live in Michigan and visited Sesame Street in a 1985 episode and a 1991 episode.
In the earliest episodes of the show, Susan was a housewife. By Season 2,[1] she became a public health nurse, so that the character might serve as a better role model for young girls in the viewing audience. Among her projects was offering a Measles Vaccination Clinic in Episode 0343. Susan also worked as a mechanic on the street, commonly fixing cars and even the bus when Big Bird went to camp.
She also headlined her own album, Susan Sings Songs from Sesame Street, and had minor roles in both Sesame Street movies. Although she is still a regular on the show, since season 29 she has been appearing in only a few episodes per season, in part because fewer shows are produced now. She only appeared in 1 episode during the 39th, 40th, and 41st seasons, and appeared in four episodes during Season 42. She did not make any new appearances in Season 43.
During the early seasons, she often sang "One of These Things."
Appearances in Specials
- 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
- Big Bird's Birthday or Let Me Eat Cake
- Elmopalooza
- The Street We Live On
Appearances in Direct-to-Video Productions
- Bedtime Stories and Songs
- Sing Along
- Big Bird's Favorite Party Games
- Sesame Street Visits the Hospital
- Sesame Street's 25th Birthday: A Musical Celebration
- What's the Name of That Song?
Book Appearances
- Big Bird's Blunder Book (1971)
- I am a Monster (1976) [2]
- The Sesame Street Block Party Coloring Book (1977)
- The Count Counts a Party (1981)
- Everyone Makes Mistakes (1983)
- I'll Miss You, Mr. Hooper (1984)
- Susan and Gordon Adopt a Baby
- It's Not Fair! (1986)
- Grover's Bad Dream (1990)
Sources
- ↑ http://www.toughpigs.com/extramattrobinson.htm
- ↑ One character in I am a Monster that had been confused with David has since been identified by illustrator Joe Mathieu as Susan. Clark, Thomas D., email interview with Joe Mathieu, December 1, 2009.