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Hollywood Bowl The Hollywood Bowl is a famous modern amphitheatre in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles , California , that is used primarily for music performances , and has a seating capacity of 17 , 376 . The amphitheatre is well known for its band shell , a distinctive set of concentric arches that have graced the site since 1929 , and is set against the backdrop of the Hollywood Hills and the famous Hollywood Sign . Concerts . 1977 . Big Bird conducted the LA Philharmonic . 2004 . Big Bird , Elmo , and Grover appeared July 2 - 4 , 2004 for an Independence Day fireworks show . 2006 . From September 15 to 17 , 2006 , Miss Piggy , Kermit , Statler and Waldorf appeared at the venue for a series of " Fireworks Finale " farewell concerts for conductor and Founding Director of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra John Mauceri , celebrating his sixteen seasons with the orchestra as well as the World Premiere of Danny Elfman ' s " The Overeager Overture " . Miss Piggy appeared in five different outfits , and was sometimes seen full - body ( bunraku - style ) . In her first number , she perfectly botched up Richard Wagner ' s " Ride of the Valkyries " in full viking attire , to which Statler and Waldorf plugged their ears in disbelief . Afterward , Piggy gave her very own version of " Fever " , slipping and sliding around on a piano in a scarlet - red dress , falling off gracelessly only to and be lifted back up even more un - lady - like by Mauceri . In Kermit ' s first number , the frog handed Mauceri music sheets to " Born to Be Blue " , to which the latter strongly objected , and started conducting " Bein ' Green " instead . For Kermit and Piggy ' s final number , the duo channeled Sonny & Cher ' s " I Got You Babe " , with Piggy not being quite sure which outfit to pick , leaving her frog angry and alone on stage . After Kermit reprimanded her , she figured out that it wasn ' t her own costume that needed to change , but Kermit ' s . The pig put a wig on her frog to complete the image , and they almost made it through the song . . . if it hadn ' t been for Piggy ' s agent interrupting them on her cell . Another special guest for the concerts was Kristin Chenoweth . 2010 . On September 10 - 12 , 2010 , the human cast of Sesame Street , including Alan Muraoka , Alison Bartlett , Bob McGrath , Emilio Delgado , Loretta Long , Roscoe Orman , and Sonia Manzano performed a medley of Sesame songs including " Sing , " " I Love Trash , " " C is for Cookie , " " The People in Your Neighborhood , " " Tu Me Gustas , " " One of These Things , " the " Sesame Street Theme " and more with the band Pink Martini .
Little Children , Big Challenges : Incarceration Little Children , Big Challenges : Incarceration is an educational resource video from " Sesame Street " released in 2013 . The video deals with children who have a parent in jail and introduces a new Muppet character , Alex , who appears with Abby , Rosita and a new human friend , Sofía . Murray Monster also appears , interviewing kids about the word " incarceration " and how they feel about having imprisoned parents . The video also features a new song - " You ' re Not Alone . " On March 3 , 2015 , the video won a Cynopsis Social Good Award for " Human Rights Campaign / Initiative " .
Military Families Near and Far Military Families Near and Far is a website launched in November 2011 by Sesame Workshop in cooperation with Defense Centres of Excellence . The project uses the series " Sesame Street " and " The Electric Company " . The site acts as a communications method for military families and the deployed . The site features Elmo in a video with Michelle Obama and Jill Biden . At the November 5 launch event , there were appearances by Abby Cadabby , Gordon , and " Electric Company " characters Jessica and Shock . The " Sesame " duo sang " Near and Far " , a Christopher Cerf song from 1995 .
Larry Gelbart Larry Gelbart ( 1928 - 2009 ) was a writer and producer in television , stage , and films , particularly known for his work on " M * A * S * H " ( developing the show for television , as head writer for the first four seasons , and occasionally directing ) . With Gary Belkin , Gelbart scripted the unsold 1962 pilot " Mad Mad World " , which included the Muppets as intended regulars . The pilot taped in April , and the next month , the musical " A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum " ( with book co - written by Gelbart to songs by Stephen Sondheim ) opened on Broadway Ten years later , in October 1972 , Jim Henson met with Gelbart to discuss Henson ' s own proposed Broadway Show . Gelbart dropped out of the project by February 1973 ( after " M * A * SH " had aired ) , but remained in touch with Henson . Henson later consulted Gelbart as writer for yet another stage project , " Bodo " in 1981 . An agreement was drawn up listing Gelbart and Henson as co - book writers and sharing half the profits , but by 1983 he and Henson had again gone separate ways . Gelbart began his career as a gag writer on radio in the mid - 1940s , including " Duffy ' s Tavern " , " The Jack Paar Show " , and a lengthy stint on " The Bob Hope Show " ( 1948 - 1952 ) . He moved into television , during the heyday of comedy variety shows , writing for " Caesar ' s Hour " , Bob Hope ' s shows ( again ) , three Art Carney specials , " The Danny Kaye Show " , " The Red Buttons Show " , and later " The Marty Feldman Comedy Machine " . For " M * A * S * H * " , Gelbart ' s many contributions included writing the notable episodes " Dear Dad " and " The Interview " , while other sitcoms included the unaired pilot for " Three ' s Company " , the short - lived series " Karen " , and the equally short - lived spin - off " AfterMASH " . Gelbart ' s film credits included writing or co - writing screenplays for " The Wrong Box " ( starring Michael Caine and Dudley Moore ) , " Tootsie " ( with help from Elaine May and others ) , " Oh , God ! " ( starring John Denver and George Burns ) , and " Movie Movie " ( starring George C . Scott ) . On stage , in addition to " Forum " , Gelbart wrote the Broadway plays " Sly Fox " ( 1976 ) and " City of Angels " ( 1989 ) . One of his last projects was scripting the TV movie " And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself " . External links . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Episode 107 : The Bloodhound Eliot ' s suspicions and fears about Colleen ' s new friend result in a madcap adventure that has Dog City howling in fear . A vampire is loose in Dog City , and Ace has to find him before everyone goes to the dogs . Chief Rosie O ' Gravy , Ace and Eddie each work in their own inimitable way to solve the mystery of the " Bloodhound . " Ace , skeptical , puts his nose to the ground to pick up every clue , but Eddie ' s belief in the vampire begins to cloud his judgment . Can they find the fiend before he bites another dog ? Ace , Eddie and Rosie race against time to solve this Ace Hart mystery . Note . While the episode originally debuted in November , it was repeated in October 1993 as part of a FOX Halloween - themed block .
Albert G . Miller Albert G . Miller ( 1905 - 1982 ) was a playwright , script writer for radio and films , and children ' s author who supplied verse adaptations for " The Sesame Street Storybook " . This included " Oscar Chooses a Pet , " " Grover Near and Far , " " Ernie Dusts the Shelf , " " Ernie ' s Six Delicious Cookies , " and " The Magic Apple . " The material was later reprinted in The Sesame Street Library series . Miller also worked on " Big Bird ' s Blunder Book " , receiving " As told to " credit . Miller spent the earlier part of his New York radio career as a staff writer ( 1928 - 1933 ) for N . W . Ayer & Son , an advertising agency which produced and packaged shows for sponsors ( a common practice at the time ) . He subsequently broke out as a freelance writer , scripting gags for sharp - tongued satirist Fred Allen on " Town Hall Tonight " ( beginning around 1937 ) and for bandleader Ben Bernie and comedian George Jessel , as well as plots for the adventure serial " Buck Rogers in the 25th Century " and the light comedy " Maudie ' s Diary " , and even material for the erudite and witty panel show " Information Please " ( from 1939 - 1940 ) . He remained active in the medium once television entered the picture , scripting the syndicated series " Official Detective " ( 1956 ) and the revival series " Theater Five " ( 1965 ) . He wrote his first play in 1933 , " The Sellout " , which drew from his radio experiences and opened on Broadway . Miller ' s occasional forays into screenwriting included the 1960 adaptation of Agatha Christie ' s play " The Spider ' s Web " . Children ' s books include a juvenile biography of Mark Twain and several books based on the TV series " Fury " .
Jay Itzkowitz Jay Itzkowitz is a magazine writer who scripted several comics , as well as the occasional feature article , for " Muppet Magazine " . Most notably , he wrote the " Little Swamp of Horrors " Halloween story in the Fall 1986 issue . Itzkowitz ' s other known credits include comic stories for " Robo Force Magazine " .
Dance Myself to Sleep In the song " Dance Myself to Sleep , " Ernie explains that when he can ' t fall asleep , he gets back up out of bed and dances until he feels sleepy . He ' s joined in his dancing by some Boogie Woogie Sheep , a bugle , and his Rubber Duckie . Throughout the number Bert complains and tells Ernie to go back to bed . At the end of the song , the sheep take Bert and his bed outside , and Ernie snuggles down into his bed with his Rubber Duckie , finally able to go to sleep . In " The Street We Live On " , the song was re - edited to include celebrities who had appeared on the show for Season 35 , including Joshua Bell , Harvey Fierstein , Seth Green , Whoopi Goldberg , Norah Jones , Larry King , Andrea Martin , Martina McBride , Dr . Phil McGraw , Christopher Meloni , Julianne Moore , Natalie Portman , Doris Roberts , Ruben Studdard , and Venus Williams . Stockard Channing , Allison Janney , and Lily Tomlin were also included in their characters dancing on the set of " The West Wing " during the filming of the episode , " Eppur Si Muove , " where the Sesame Street Characters made an appearance . When this special was released on video , Ruben Studdard and Whoopi Goldberg were edited out and replaced by Gloria Estefan taken from the introduction of " You Say Hola . " In a 2011 episode , Ernie and Bert sleep over at Gordon and Susan ' s while their apartment is flooded . To help get to sleep , Ernie whips out his cellphone and calls the Boogie Woogie Sheep to dance for him . See also . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
The Heartless Giant ( character ) The Heartless Giant is the title character of " The StoryTeller " episode . The giant has long been imprisoned in the bowels of the castle at the start of the tale . However , he befriends young prince Leo and plays on his sympathies to secure his release . The giant then proceeds to wreak havoc on the land , and turns those he captures into stone . His sole weakness is his heart , which he removed himself so as not to be bothered by emotions and feelings . The giant was one of many characters depicted on the 2000 Jim Henson Bust released by G - Force Models .
The Vision of Jim Henson The Vision of Jim Henson was an exhibit launched in the mid - 1990s which toured the United States and some countries in Europe , including Germany ( 1994 - 1998 ) and Spain , through 2002 . When the exhibit reached the University of Maryland in 1997 , it was incorporated into a larger event titled " The Muppets Take Maryland . " The traveling version of the exhibit included several characters on display , including a full - size Big Bird puppet ; televisions showing clips of Henson ' s various productions , as well as footage from interviews and documentaries ; examples of Muppet photography and artwork , including a recreation of " The Marriage of Froggo Amphibini and Giopiggi Porculini " ( from the Kermitage Collection ) with poser puppets ; and a hands - on puppet stage that allowed visitors to try their hand at puppeteering , complete with television monitors and a soundtrack of Muppet music to encourage lip - synching . In Germany , a selection of puppets from " Sesame Street " , " The Muppet Show " , " Fraggle Rock " , " The Secret Life of Toys " , " The Animal Show " and " Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles " were on display . Several puppets got exchanged throughout the tour , and Miss Piggy received a few costume changes . Instead of the full - size Big Bird , older puppets of Samson and Tiffy were shown .
Episode 104 : The Luck Child The seventh son of a seventh son is born - - a Luck Child . The wise men prophesy that someday he ' ll be king . The cruel king hears about the prophesy , and plots to kill the child . With his chancellor by his side , he sweeps the countryside for the Luck Child . Taking him away from the boy ' s biological parents , he pushes the chancellor and the child off a high cliff . The chancellor becomes a meal for the Griffin ; the boy survives since his swaddling safely unraveled him to the shore . He is found and raised by an elderly couple and is named Lucky . Years later , the king finds Lucky while inspecting a mill ' s harvest . Recognizing him as the Luck Child after hearing the elderly couple ' s tale , the king promptly hands the young man a proclamation to be delivered to his kingdom . Lost in the forest , Lucky stumbles into an underground den of thieves and meets a little man . The little man drugs the gullible Lucky , being skilled in the art of hiding his concoctions in goulash , and , curious of his victim ' s message , reads the king ' s proclamation : the kings demands that the queen have Lucky to be chopped into a thousand pieces . The little man pities Lucky and forges the king ' s handwriting to change the youth ' s fate - - " Marriage . Do this without delay " . . While Lucky is still unconscious , the little man drags him within eye sight of his destination . The king is enraged upon his return as he sees Lucky marrying his treasured daughter with his written approval . Claiming that the new groom must prove his worth , the king declares that Lucky must bring him a golden feather from the dreaded Griffin - a nigh impossible task as far as the king is concerned . Lucky sets for the island where the beast dwells and has a ferryman take him to his destination . The ferryman shares that he doesn ' t know why he is forced to perform his task - - rowing back and forth across the blackened water without ending - - - so Lucky promises to find the answer . In the beast ' s lair , he meets the little man from the forest - who was saved and brought there by the Griffin due to his delicious cooking . The little man tells Lucky to hide , drugs the Griffin with his tampered - wih goulash , plucks the golden feather for the boy , and gets the solution to the ferryman ' s lament . As Lucky escapes while the Griffin sleeps , the youth takes a chest full of treasure on the shore of the island and returns triumphant . He explains to the ferryman to offer his pole to the next visitor in order to gain freedom . The king begrudgingly gives his blessing yet is soon enchanted by the jewels Lucky has brought back . His greed leads him to the Griffin ' s island but he becomes impatient with the ferryman ' s speed . The ferryman offers his pole and the king is given the ferryman ' s previous fate .
Bailiff Doozer The Bailiff Doozer appeared in the fifth season " Fraggle Rock " episode " . " This bewigged Doozer aides Judge Gavel Doozer during Cotterpin ' s trial . The Bailiff exhibits a great knowledge of Doozer law and proceedings , and displays a greater patience than either Judge Gavel or the prosecutor , Tumbrell Doozer , allowing Cotterpin to present her best defense . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Mrs . Frazzle Mrs . Frazzle is Frazzle ' s mother . In a 1995 " Sesame Street " sketch , she takes her son to the dentist and spends some time with him before his cleaning , to calm his nerves about the experience . When the dentist , Dr . Johnson , finally arrives , he addresses Mrs . Frazzle and sets his attention on Frazzle . At first gaze upon the monster ' s teeth , Dr . Johnson runs away screaming . Mrs . Frazzle deduces that the dentist was more afraid of Frazzle than Frazzle was of the dentist . Her only illustrated appearance came in " Frazzle ' s Fantastic Day " , where she is seen with Frazzle ' s Dad at the breakfast table , and later being upset at Frazzle ' s mess in the bathroom , after which she tucks him in for the night saying , " Monsters will be monsters " . See also . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Ludo ( board game ) Ludo is a board game for two to four players , in which the players race their four tokens from start to finish according to die rolls . It is based on the Indian game Pachisi , and has been sold under the brand names Sorry ! , Aggravation , and Trouble . Sarah has a copy of the game on a bookshelf in her bedroom in the 1986 film " Labyrinth " . As the rest of her room is filled with objects that later appear in her fantasy , it is suggested that the monstrous character Ludo owes his name to Sarah ' s familiarity with the game .
Sesamstrasse cookies In the 2010s , German snack company Allos released a line of " Sesamstrasse " cookies and musli . The packages are decorated with images of the " Sesamstrasse " cast , and some of the cookies are made in the shape of Ernie , Bert , Krümelmonster , Bibo , Elmo and Quietsche - Entchen .
Lady Lulu Quackerville Lady Lulu Quackerville appears in the " Bert and Ernie ' s Great Adventures " episode " Ernlock Holmes . " An aristocratic lady with an English title ( but a Southern accent ) , Lady Lulu seeks the assistance of detectives Ernlock Holmes and Dr . Bert Watson in finding her missing duckling , Lily . Her estate comes complete with fog and leafy duck - themed topiary . Lady Lulu ' s last name is a reference both to ducks and to the Sherlock Holmes novel " The Hound of the Baskervilles " .
Tom Lynch Tom Lynch is an artist who authored and illustrated the 2000 book " Fables from Aesop " . His technique used designs done on fabric for each character , object , or background . Lynch contributed illustrations for two similarly fabricated stories in " Sesame Street Magazine " : " Anansi & Turtle " ( written by Leslie Kimmelman ; September 2003 ) and " The Lion and the Mouse " ( March 2004 ) . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
OK Go OK Go is a rock band from Chicago , Illinois . The band is best known for the song " Here It Goes Again , " which won a Grammy Award in 2007 for the band ' s treadmill dancing music video . The band is composed of Damian Kulash ( lead vocals and guitar ) , Tim Nordwind ( bass guitar and vocals ) , Dan Konopka ( drums and percussion ) and Andy Ross ( guitar , keyboards and vocals ) . Kermit the Frog appeared with lead singer Damian Kulash in a video uploaded to OK Go ' s YouTube channel . Recorded backstage at " The Jay Leno Show " during the Muppets ' appearance with Andrea Bocelli in 2009 , Kulash and Kermit discuss the band ' s appearance on " The Green Album " , where they cover " The Muppet Show Theme " . The song was later made into a music video with the Muppets directed by Kirk Thatcher . The band also appeared with Floyd Pepper and Animal on the red carpet for the 2010 Webby Awards . On June 22 , 2010 , they released backstage footage of the event on their YouTube channel in which Animal and the band ' s drummer Dan Konopka face off in a staring contest . Zach Galifianakis can be seen in the audience . The band recorded and filmed the song " Three Primary Colors " for Season 42 of " Sesame Street " . OK Go appeared as the wedding band during the end credits of " I Love You , Man " ( alongside stars Paul Rudd and Jason Segel ) . They have been nominated for multiple MTV Video Music Awards , and appeared on the soundtrack for " New Moon " .
Muppets . com Muppets . com has been the official website of the Muppets since approximately 1998 . Its current incarnation redirects to a promotional site for the film " The Muppets " . Early content on the website included such weekly features as " Fozzie ' s Virtual Comedy Tour " , " Ask Dr . Honeydew " , " A View from the Balcony ( with Statler and Waldorf ) " , and " Gonzo ' s World Wide Weird Sites " , downloads such as " Muppet autographs " , games , and also included " Bobo ' s Guestbook " and " Muppet Profiles " .
Marianne Wischmann Marianne Wischmann ( 1921 - 2009 ) was a German voice actress who dubbed Miss Piggy on " Die Muppet Show " and in the Muppet movies and specials through 1987 ( before Berno von Cramm took over the role ) . On " Die Fraggles " , Wischmann voiced Mavis the Mirror , but did not provide her singing voice . In her younger days , Wischmann appeared in post - war German films . She later moved into dubbing , and was heard as Ingrid Bergman in " Notorious " , Olivia de Havilland in " Hush . . . Hush , Sweet Charlotte " , and in later years , Doris Roberts in " National Lampoon ' s Christmas Vacation " . Her TV dub credits include Liz Sheridan on " ALF " and Renee Taylor on " The Nanny " . In animation , she was the Aardvark in the " Ant and the Aardvark " portions of " The Pink Panther Show " and the Queen of Hearts in the " Alice in Wonderland " anime .
Garth Brooks Garth Brooks ( b . 1962 ) was the guest star on " Muppets Tonight " . In this episode , he announces that he doesn ' t want to do the same ol ' Garth Brooks material , and wants to branch out - - playing Romeo to Miss Piggy ' s Juliet , impersonating Tom Jones , and performing as Tevye from " Fiddler on the Roof " . At the end of the episode , Brooks takes pity on the frazzled Clifford , and performs a rousing Garth Brooks song , " We Shall Be Free " . On " Sesame Street " , Brooks sang " Different " with two Anything Muppet kids , and " Together We Make Music " with Herry and the monsters . He also appeared in the celebrity version of " Sing . " He is currently married to Trisha Yearwood , another country singer , who appeared in a " Sesame Street " segment , " I ' m Talkin ' Love . "
Elmo ' s Rainbow and Other Springtime Stories Elmo ' s Rainbow and Other Springtime Stories is a 2010 " Sesame Street " DVD . It contains three street scenes from three Season 40 episodes . Bonus CD . When purchased at Target stores , the DVD comes with an exclusive bonus CD , featuring five songs : " Elmo ' s Song " , " The Honker - Duckie - Dinger Jamboree " , " Sesame Street Theme " , " ABC - DEF - GHI " , and " Put Down the Duckie " .
Tito Puente Tito Puente ( 1923 - 2000 ) was a noted Latin - American jazz and mambo bandleader and percussionist , who performed nearly continuously from 1937 to his death , interrupted only by a stint in the Navy . In 1993 , Puente guest starred on " Sesame Street " in multiple segments , including one in which his dance music eventually wins over even Oscar the Grouch . Years later , he was parodied as Tito , the world ' s greatest timbale playing bat . His 1970 recordings of " No Voy A La Luna " and " Lindo Palomar " were used in " Sesame Street " film inserts of an Hispanic neighborhood . Puente performed with swing bandleader Charlie Barnett and various Latin bands in the 1940s and 1950s . He subsequently formed his own group , the Tito Puente Orchestra , and also composed such songs as " Oye Como Va " ( recorded by Carlos Santana ) . He became an iconic representative and spokesman for Latin music , especially the mambo , and appeared in that capacity in such films as " Radio Days " ( standing in for Xavier Cugat ) , " Salsa " , and " The Mambo Kings " , and in episodes of " The Cosby Show " and " The Simpsons " .