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Rusty Magee Rusty Magee ( 1955 - 2003 ) was a composer and comedian who contributed songs to the second season of " The Wubbulous World of Dr . Seuss " . A graduate of Yale , Magee moved to New York City and composed music for commercials and the stage , including the 1986 Broadway play " House of Blue Leaves " ( with Stockard Channing and Ben Stiller ) . He wrote original music for productions of Shakespeare and Moliere ( winning an award from the New York Outer Critics Circle for the songs he wrote for 1993 ' s " Scapin " ) . He occasionally acted as well , with bit parts in Shakespeare and a role in the 1986 film " Hannah and Her Sisters " . In 1997 , he was in the original cast of " The Irish and How They Got That Way " and also directed and arranged music . The same year , he wrote music and lyrics for the off - Broadway musical " The Green Heart " . Magee ' s main showcase as a performer was in cabaret , notably at the West Bank Cafe , where he was a staple since the 1980s . His act was a blend of stand - up and piano music , often including impersonations of singers and songwriters or mangled versions of pop songs . Later work included music and lyrics for a stage show based on PBS ' " Arthur " and opera parody songs for a 2000 appearance by the " Will & Grace " cast at the Metropolitan Opera .
The Muppets ' residences A list of where the the Muppets have lived . Groups . The Happiness Hotel ( " The Great Muppet Caper " ) . Kermit the Frog , Fozzie Bear and Gonzo meet a group of Muppets living together at the Happiness Hotel in " The Great Muppet Caper " . Lockers ( " The Muppets Take Manhattan " ) . While trying to break into Broadway , the Muppets take up lodging in a set of lockers . The Nursery ( " Muppet Babies " ) . The young Muppets live together in under the care of Nanny . Apartment building ( " Little Muppet Monsters " ) . The Muppets live in a communal apartment building in " Little Muppet Monsters " . Grizzly Farm ( " A Muppet Family Christmas " ) . The rural home of Emily Bear is invaded by Muppets in " A Muppet Family Christmas " . Typically the home is solely occupied by Emily ; for the holidays she intended to let Doc and Sprocket stay at the house . However a snowstorm causes a large group ( including a group of carolers from " Sesame Street " ) to be stuck in the house together . The overcrowded house requires some members to sleep on hangers . Emily Bear suggests building bunk beds in the broom closet . Boarding House ( " Muppets from Space " ) . The Muppets live in a boarding house in " Muppets from Space " . Apartment building ( " " ) . The Muppets live in a New York City apartment building in " " . Other residents include Claire and her mother . The Muppet Theatre ( " The Muppets " ) . After reassembling , the Muppets take up lodging in The Muppet Theatre - sleeping in hammocks above the theater stage .
Deborah Hautzig Deborah Hautzig is the author of more than thirty . Several of the earliest titles were written under the pen names Dan Elliott or Sarah Roberts . One later book , " Wait for Me ! " ( 1987 ) , was written as Molly Cross . Hautzig has written books in the " Little Witch " series , a " Return of the Jedi " storybook adaptation , versions of fairy tales and classic literature , and an " X - Men " book .
Papa Bear Papa Bear is one of the famous Three Bears , with Mama Bear and Baby Bear . A fourth member of the family was added with the birth of his new daughter , Curly Bear . Papa Bear appeared as early as Season 25 , and as revealed in Episode 3881 , he works at the honey factory . In episode 3906 , Papa Bear invented a perpetual porridge machine . In " " , Papa Bear visits his old friend , Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart . According to " " , Papa Bear and his family are Jewish . See also . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Rolf Mamero Rolf Mamero ( 1914 - 1988 ) was a German voice actor who dubbed Guy Smiley ( Robert ) on " Sesamstrasse " . He also dubbed minor Anything Muppets , such as one of the king ' s subjects heard on the album " Sesamstrasse , Folge 3 " . Mamero was an announcer and actor on German radio . Working primarily out of Hamburg and broadcasting most often on NWDR , he was heard in twenty episodes of the courtroom anthology " Das Gericht zieht sich zur Beratung zurück " ( 1952 - 1956 ) , usually as the prosecutor . He was also heard in episodes of " Gestatten , mein Name ist Cox " ( 1952 ) , spy serial " Prozeßakte Vampire " ( 1955 ) , crime series " Die Jagd nach dem Täter " ( 1959 ) , and adaptations of Oscar Wilde and W . Somerset Maugham . Mamero narrated German films and newsreels and was a familiar voice in children ' s records and cassettes from the 1970s onward , as well as the novelty single B side " Herr Ober , Ein Bier ! " ( " Waiter , a Beer ! " , 1973 ) with Günter Lüdke . He played policemen and other adult figures in " The Three Investigators " and " Fearless Five " series , mad scientist Dr . Giralda in " Frankenstein ' s Son " , the ship captain in " 20 , 000 League ' s Under the Sea " , Tom Stryver in " A Tale of Two Cities " , and various roles in the " Tom and Jerry " records . In dubbing , Mamero often lent his voice to British actors , especially in dignified roles such as inspectors , and dubbed Donald Sinden in " Eyewitness " , Vincent Price in " The Big Circus " , Leslie Phillips in " Carry On Nurse " , and assorted characters on " The F . B . I . " and " Bonanza " . On camera , he appeared in the 1969 television opera " Die Teufel Von Loudun " ( " The Devil of Loudun " , based on an Aldous Huxley book ) as the judge and on episodes of " Tatort " and " Die Schwarzwaldklinik " .
Go with the Flow " Go with the Flow " is Marjory the Trash Heap ' s sung birthday wisdom to Boober in the " Fraggle Rock " episode " . " She is accompanied by Philo and Gunge ( as well as Mokey and Red ) as they advise Boober to stop worrying so much and " focus on the positive . " The song is later resung in " " by Marjory the Trash Heap and Philo and Gunge . Album releases . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Uta Delbridge Uta Delbridge is a German actress , writer , and puppeteer who performed Finchen on " Sesamstrasse " from 1992 until 1999 . Delbridge has appeared on the German series " Inga Lindström " , " Da Kommt Kalle " ( which she also wrote an episode for ) , and three " Katie Fforde " romance TV movies . She also teaches yoga . External links . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Alaina Reed Alaina Reed ( November 10 , 1946 - December 17 , 2009 ) played Olivia Robinson on " Sesame Street " from 1976 to 1988 . She also appeared in the " Sesame Street " specials " Christmas Eve on Sesame Street " and " Don ' t Eat the Pictures " , and in the movie " Follow That Bird " . Early Career . Born Bernice Reed in Springfield , Ohio , she graduated from South High and appeared in productions of " Hair " , " Chicago " , and " Eubie " . At the start of her career , she appeared as a " Jet " magazine cover girl , and was known to her friends as Tiny . In 1972 , Reed appeared as a regular player in the New York City nightclub Reno Sweeney which also featured Melissa Manchester , Marvin Hamlisch , Marilyn Sokol , Howard Ashman , and Alan Menken . In 1974 , she played the part of Lucy ( in the Sky with Diamonds ) in John Lennon ' s short - lived stage musical " Sgt . Pepper ' s Lonely Hearts Club Band on the Road " . She returned to Reno Sweeney the following year performing songs she ' d co - written with Cheryl Hardwick , who would later go on to write songs for " Sesame Street " . Olivia on " Sesame Street " . Her " Sesame Street " character , Olivia , was Gordon ' s younger sister , introduced in a 1976 episode in which she explained to Gordon that she was a grown - up , and didn ' t need his help anymore . Olivia worked as a photographer , and like all the " Sesame " adults , she spent a lot of time with the kids and Muppets on the Street . She was known for her strong singing voice , taking the lead on " Children of the World , " Sad " , " Mothers and Children " , and many others . She performed a duet with George Benson in the 1980s , " A Friend for All Seasons " , and was featured in " One Little Star " in the 1985 " Sesame " film " Follow That Bird " . Post - " Sesame Street " . Beginning in the fall of 1985 , Reed played landlady Rose opposite Marla Gibbs in the sitcom " 227 " . That series was taped in California , while " Sesame Street " is taped in New York . For a few years , she continued to work on both shows , but finally left " Sesame Street " in 1988 . " 227 " continued until 1990 . Beginning in 1989 , Reed was professionally known as Alaina Reed Hall , following her marriage to the late Kevin Peter Hall , the actor who played Harry in " Harry and the Hendersons " and the title role in " Predator " . She remained active as an actress in television , films , commercials , and cartoon series , appearing as a regular on the short - lived sitcom " Cleghorne " , and making appearances in " Friends " , " Lois and Clark : The New Adventures of Superman " , " NewsRadio " , " The Suite Life of Zack and Cody " , and the film " Cruel Intentions " . In 2008 , Reed married Tamim Amini . Reed is featured in the 2009 documentary " Breast Cancer Examined : An African - American Perspective " . The producer , Gina Holland , knew Reed as a girl growing up in Springfield . The disease claimed her life in 2009 at the age of 63 .
Cynopsis Social Good Award Cynopsis Social Good Award is awarded to television industry companies for their " contributions to their communities , from sustainability partnerships and PSA ’ s to diversity campaigns , environmental initiatives , and more . " On March 3 , 2015 , Sesame Workshop won an award in the " Human Rights Campaign / Initiative " category , for " " ( 2013 ) . The entire organization received an honourable mention for " Social Good Shining Stars " , and Sesame Workshop PNC Grow Up Great received an honourable mention for " Nonprofit / Corporate Partnership : Youth Initiatives " .
Elmo ' s World : Penguins and Friends Elmo ' s World : Penguins and Friends is an " Elmo ' s World " DVD released on March 1 , 2011 . The DVD compilation includes three " Elmo ' s World " episodes in which Elmo learns about animals : , and .
Paul Brooke Paul Brooke ( b . 1944 ) is a British character actor who played the evil chancellor in " The Storyteller " episode " . " Brooke ' s numerous film credits include " Agatha " , " Return of the Jedi " ( as the Rancor keeper ) , " Greystoke " , " Scandal " ( with John Hurt ) , Ken Russell ' s " The Lair of the White Worm " ( as a constable ) , " The Messenger " , " Saving Grace " ( with Brenda Blethyn ) , " Bridget Jones ' Diary " , the 2004 versions of " Alfie " and " The Phantom of the Opera " , and the 2005 version of " Oliver Twist " ( as Mr . Grimwig ) . TV credits include guest spots in the Rowan Atkinson comedies " BlackAdder " ( as the murderous Friar Bellows ) and " Mr . Bean " , the medieval soap opera " Covington Cross " ( recurring as another friar ) , and the mystery series " Lovejoy " , " Campion " , " Marple " , and " Dalziel and Pascoe " . For BBC Radio , he played Grima Wormtongue in " The Lord of the Rings " and Paolo in the " Doctor Who " radio drama " The Ghosts of N - Space . "
Muppet Workshop Crazy Creations Kit Playskool produced a Muppet Workshop Crazy Creations Kit c . 1993 . The kit comes with two big starter shapes , three furry pieces of fabric , one smile , three pairs of eyes , two noses , and five floppy things to use as ears and tongues .
Let ' s Rock ! Elmo Let ' s Rock ! Elmo is an interactive Elmo toy developed by and released in 2011 . " Let ' s Rock ! Elmo " sings and plays the tambourine and a drum set . Elmo recognizes which musical instruments he ' s given and plays accordingly . The " Let ' s Rock ! " toy line was expanded in 2011 and 2012 with more instruments and plush toys . Jerry Perez , general manager of Hasbro ' s Playskool division , said of the toy : Randy Jackson was featured in the Pawtucket , Rhode Island media launch of the toy .
Robert Oksner Robert M . Oksner ( d . 2017 ) was a staff writer for " Sesame Street " , submitting ideas during early development and receiving credit for Season 2 and Season 3 . During this time , he created the character of Simon Soundman . With a background in advertising , Oksner was also Editor - in - Chief of School and Day Care Center Materials for Children ' s Television Workshop ' s " Sesame Street Magazine " , beginning around 1973 . Oksner contributed to " Sesame " storybooks , notably three thematically connected tales for " The Sesame Street Bedtime Storybook " ( 1978 ) : " Oscar Has a Bad Dream , " Cookie Monster Has a Bad Dream , " and " The Count Has a Bad Dream . " The stories were later reprinted in " The Sesame Street Treasury " series . He later wrote for the Saturday morning series " Drawing Power " . External links . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Stuart Richman Stuart Richman is a British actor who played the fiddling beggar in " The StoryTeller " episode " . " Richman has been active on British television since the seventies , usually cast as doctors , businessmen , or court officials ( magistrates , prosecutors , etc . ) . He played many of the latter in multiple episodes of " Emmerdale " and recurred on " Brookside " as Dr . Metcalfe , plus appearances on " Coronation street " , " Z Cars " , and the 2002 version of " The Forsyte Saga " . Since 1980 , Richman has also been heard in scores of BBC radio plays and serials . In film , he appeared in " Reds " ( as Leon Trotsky ) , " Chaplin " ( as a barman ) , and " Photographing Fairies " ( with Ben Kingsley ) .
Truckee Truckee is a Dalmatian and the mascot of the Sesame Street Engine Co . She appears in the 1991 " Sesame Street " video " Sesame Street Home Video Visits the Firehouse " . During lulls between calls , the firefighters wash and scrub Truckee , leaving her too damp when duty calls . Big Bird offers to substitute as a " fire bird . " The dalmatian puppet was reused as a watch dog salesman in " Sing , Hoot and Howl , " where he was performed by Jim Martin . He has appeared again periodically on Sesame Street ( 4152 . ) _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
It ' s Naptime , Little One It ' s Naptime , Little One is a " Sesame Beginnings " storybook . The " Sesame Street " babies get ready for naptime in various ways - - reading a story , snuggling with their parents , and settling down in their beds .
There Was a Time " There Was a Time " was sung by Milton in " The Song of the Cloud Forest " . The song lamented his pain that life was easier before the Uprights came . A clip of the song was used in The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson in a section narrated by John Denver about Jim ' s involvement wiht environmentalism . Sources . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Meet the Fockers Meet the Fockers is a 2004 comedy , the sequel to the 2000 film " Meet the Parents " , both starring Ben Stiller as Greg Focker and Robert De Niro as suspicious prospective father - in - law Jack Byrnes . Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand play Greg ' s parents in the sequel . In one scene , to calm infant Little Jack Byrnes , Greg decides to turn on the television , revealing the " " installment of " Elmo ' s World . " Greg asks Jack if he likes Elmo , but the baby merely cries . The TV set remains on for the rest of the scene , with Elmo talking in the background and a further clip appearing ( as Elmo counts ducklings ) . Sesame Workshop receives credit for the use of the footage .
Episode 139 : The Blooming The Furchester Hotel is holding a special celebration for Ms . Flora , who will be performing her annual blooming . Out in the garden , the Furchesters and guests are gathered to watch the momentous occasion . As Ms . Flora starts to bloom , Gonger signifies Monster Tea Time and the proceedings are disrupted by the Tea Time Monsters , causing Ms . Flora ' s flower to shrink back into her . She now says she won ' t be able to bloom now . Funella leads the guests into the lobby for some " blooming entertainment , " while Furgus , Elmo and Phoebe are left to solve the problem . Funella performs an interpretive blooming ballet , while Elmo suggests they give Ms . Flora water , though she ' s not thirsty . Cookie Monster naturally thinks eating cookies will help . Furgus keeps the guests entertained with a blooming song , which catches the ear of Ms . Flora and she starts to bloom a little . Phoebe realizes music can also help flowers grow and calls her parents to help . Furgus sings his song , with the help of everyone , and Ms . Flora sprouts a gorgeous flower . Even Harvey P . Dull , who ' s allergic to flowers , thinks it ' s beautiful . Notes . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Topiary Peacock A peacock - shaped topiary appeared in the royal garden in the " Mother Goose Stories " episode " Dicky Birds " . The talking garden art was created and maintained by the Royal Gardener for the princess . The fowl - shaped shrub dislikes dicky birds , feeling that they are plain , dull and unworthy of royal attention . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Alan Arkin Alan Arkin ( b . 1934 ) is an actor in film , television , and stage . From 1970 to 1971 , he performed in recurring Larry and Phyllis sketches on " Sesame Street " Season 2 , with wife Barbara Dana as Phyllis . In 1979 , he was the featured guest star on " The Muppet Show " . He most recently appeared as the Muppet Studios tour guide in " The Muppets " . Arkin also appeared in a Facebook app hosted by the official page for The Muppets , singing " Mahna Mahna " . Following minor roles on television in the 1960s , Arkin co - starred with Carl Reiner and Jonathan Winters in the 1966 comedy " The Russians Are Coming , the Russians Are Coming " ; for his portrayal of the weary Russia n lieutenant , he received an Oscar nomination for Best Actor , and another in 1968 for " The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter " . That same year , he portrayed Inspector Jacques Clouseau ( taking the role from Peter Sellers ) in " Inspector Clouseau " . In 2007 , Arkin won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his work in the film " Little Miss Sunshine " .
Hans Hagen Hans Hagen ( b . 1955 ) is a Dutch teacher and children ' s book author . Hagen wrote several picture stories for " Sesamstraat " , the Dutch co - production of " Sesame Street " . Many of the stories were illustrated by his wife , Monique Hagen .
Kurt Zips Kurt Zips ( 1922 - 1988 ) was a German voice actor with a distinct piping voice who dubbed Dr . Bunsen Honeydew ( Dr . Honigtau Bunsenbrenner ) in " Die Muppet Show " and the German dubs of Muppet movies and specials through " A Muppet Family Christmas " . Zips was a familiar presence in the German soundtracks to cartoon series , especially those recorded by Eberhard Storeck , voicing Elmer Fudd , MGM ' s Droopy , bit parts in the " Asterix " movies , Alexander the mouse in " Maya the Bee " , and various roles in " Dr . Snuggles " . In live - action dubbing , he re - voiced Hervé Villechaize in " The Man with the Golden Gun " and various guest aliens on " Star Trek " . As a screen actor , Zips appeared in German film and television , as well as the occasional international film , usually in comic roles . Most notably , he appeared in Clint Eastwood ' s 1965 spaghetti Western " For a Few Dollars More " , as a nervous El Paso hotel owner ( fellow " Die Muppet Show " voice Werner Abrolat also appeared ) .
Dirty Old Egg Sucking Dog " Dirty Old Egg Sucking Dog " is a Johnny Cash song that he first recorded for his 1967 album , " Everybody Loves a Nut " , and later in a live concert version for his 1968 album " At Folsom Prison " . It was written by Jack Clement , a longtime collaborator of Cash ' s dating back to his time with Sun Records in the 1950s . Cash performs the song with Lubbock Lou and his Jughuggers in of " The Muppet Show " . Rowlf the Dog insists on accompanying him on piano , and ends up offended by the content despite Cash ' s warning , with Cash continually having to reassure him that it ' s all in fun . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _
Sesame Place Game Center Sesame Place Game Center is an early attraction at Sesame Place , based around educational computer programs created specifically for the " innovative play park " . Geared towards kids aged 3 to 10 , the building had 20 to 50 " participatory exhibits " and displays . An additional fifty computers contained three to 10 programs , each with a specific educational goal in mind . Sound effects , music , and voices were included . Atari created gaming hardware for the Game Center , which required tokens to operate ; each token gave about 4 minutes of time on the systems . Children ' s Television Workshop credits the Game Center as Chris Cerf ' s brainchild ; Cerf was then the Special Consultant to CTW . Jorce Hakansson directed CTW staff ' s development of the programs ; consulting was provided by Creative Computing , the Lawrence Hall of Science , The Exploratorium , and Marin Computing Center . Funding and management came from Busch Gardens and Eric McMillan was the architect and play equipment designer . A series of Sesame Place Game Centers were planned to be built across the United States , prior to the opening of Sesame Place in May 1980 .
Lee Chamberlin Lee Chamberlin ( 1938 - 2014 ) was an American actress who was a part of the cast of " The Electric Company " in its first two seasons . Chamberlin appeared in a season 22 episode of " Sesame Street " as Barbra the Barber . She previously appeared in a sketch with Grover on " The Electric Company " where he gets directions from her character , Vi .
The Sesame Street Storybook Alphabet The Sesame Street Storybook Alphabet is a " Sesame Street " alphabet book in which each letter corresponds to a fairy tale or nursery rhyme , as enacted by the Sesame Street Muppets . For example , the letter F stands for Frog , which represents " The Frog Prince " . Kermit the Frog makes a rare " Sesame " book appearance on the " Frog " page . A picture of Miss Piggy appears in the background in the entry for the letter P ( " The Three Little Pigs " ) . The stories and rhymes adapted include the following : " Chicken Little , " " Goldilocks and the Three Bears , " " Jack and the Beanstalk , " " Old Mother Hubbard , " " The Ugly Duckling " ( with a game of " Three of These Things " ) , " The Three Billy Goats Gruff , " " Hansel and Gretel , " " The Brave Little Tailor , " " Old King Cole , " " Mary Had a Little Lamb , " " The Princess and the Pea , " " Wee Willie Winkie , " " The Gingerbread Man , " " The Three Little Pigs , " " Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , " " The Sleeping Beauty , " " Twinkle , Twinkle , Little Star , " " Rapunzel , " " Rain , Rain , Go Away , " " Cinderella , " " The Princess Who Never Laughed , " and " Sing a Song of Sixpence . " Characters . Big Bird , Bert , Cookie Monster , Ernie , Grover , Oscar the Grouch , Betty Lou , Herry Monster , Prairie Dawn , Count von Count , Barkley , Frazzle , Prince Charming , the Amazing Mumford , Kermit the Frog , The Salesman , Rubber Duckie , Roosevelt Franklin , the Big Bad Wolf ( gray and fully dressed )
Allers Allers are one of Sweden ' s biggest weekly magazines . It was first published in 1879 as " Illustrerad Familj - Journal " , during the years the magazine changed it name a few times , before it got it ' s current name in 1968 . In the number 34 , from 1978 , there was a two paged article on the Muppets , in preparation for the shows return to TV in the fall called " We are the greatest in the world " .
Bernie Broccoli Bernie Broccoli is a talking stalk of broccoli featured on " Sesame Street " . Bernie appeared primarily in Season 37 as part of the Healthy Habits for Life initiative , participating in about healthy eating . Bernie appeared to float in the air through the use of chroma - key , allowing the puppeteer to become invisible to the camera . Joey Mazzarino ' s frustration with Bernie led to a new character : The puppet has also appeared as an unnamed vegetable amid various choruses of singing vegetables . Sources . _ _ NOWYSIWYG _ _