We All Sing Together

We All Sing Together is a 1993 Sesame Street direct-to-video compilation, released as part of the "Sesame Songs Home Video" series.
In the video, Herry Monster hosts "The Monster Report" where he and co-reporters Elmo, Telly, and the Count learn about kids, their differences, and how they're the same.
==Segments==
Image	Segment 	Description
 	FRAME 1 	Herry is the anchor of "The Monster Report." Today's subject: "Kids - who are they, what do they look like?" Herry is curious about their fur, but reporter Elmo rushes in with a visual aid that shows that kids don't have fur, but skin!
 	Song 	Kevin Clash sings "Skin."
 	FRAME 2 	Herry confirms kids have skin, but shifts over to the subject of the fur on their heads. Elmo rushes in again to point out that the fur on their heads is called "hair."
 	Song 	"Fixin' My Hair"
 	FRAME 3 	Herry and the other monsters begin combing their fur (including Murray, who is still caught up on a long phone call). Herry then takes the viewer into the field where Telly, "Monster on the Spot" reporter, is with Dominique, a real kid. Elmo brings him even more of his real kid friends to show just how diverse they can look. An overwhelmed Telly faints.
 	Film 	"One Thousand Faces"
 	FRAME 4 	A brief bumper for "The Monster Report" is shown.
 	Animation	Cecille sings "I Wanna Be Me." (no intro)
 	FRAME 5 	Herry returns from the commercial break and asks "How many kinds of kids are there?" He takes us into the field again, where the Count has been counting kids all day, having counted up to 4,533 different kids. He then meets a pair of twins, who both count as individuals despite being mostly the same in looks. Herry wonders if there are any blue kids when Elmo pops in with another discovery – kids can't be blue on the outside, but can feel blue on the inside...
 	Song 	"Dancin' Shoes"
 	FRAME 6 	Herry dances and sings to the previous song before realizing he's on camera, and introduces their next topic – kids and their families. Herry's family rushes in when they hear about this, and are shocked to learn that even kids have families as Herry turns their attention to the next song.
 	Song 	"Mom and Me"
 	FRAME 7 	Herry and the rest of the crew (including Murray, now covered in phones he's still on the line with) say goodbye to Herry's family, and Herry tries to close the report saying that all kids are different. Elmo then rushes in the studio with Buster, claiming to have the biggest news of the day: kids are different and the same! His source is "straight from the horse's mouth" (literally) as the camera zooms into Buster's mouth to see…
 	Muppets 	Buster and Gladys the Cow sing about the ways they're "Different Yet the Same."
 	Song 	Everyone has the same feelings, "No Matter What." Kids of all types play with a huge beach ball.
 	FRAME 8 	Herry is still skeptical about Buster's source, and Buster tells him he learned it straight from the kids as the camera zooms into his mouth again.
 	Film 	Children of all kinds sing "We All Sing with the Same Voice."
 	FRAME 9 	The crew begins a line and dances out of the studio - including Murray, who finally gets off the phone and wonders what all the hubbub was about. Herry tells them to come back as the report isn't finished, but Elmo says that they're going to play with the kids. Herry rips off his tie and joins them, as Buster takes center stage to begin "The Horse Report." The entire monster crew (Count included) form a conga line with some kids as the credits roll and a conga version of "We All Sing with the Same Voice" plays.
==Releases==
Image:We all sing together.jpg|1993Random House Home Video
Image:Singtogether.gif|1996Sony WonderLV 51329
Image:We_all_sing_together.jpeg|2003Sony WonderLVD 51329
File:WASTNew.jpg|Genius Entertainment
We All Sing Together Australian Golden Press Video VHS.jpg|1994Golden Press Video
Image:Learningtoshare.jpg|1998Walt Disney Home VideoDouble feature with Learning to Share
Weallsingtogetherasianvcd.jpg|2000Berjaya HVNcat. no 844007
==Cast==
*Starring Jim Henson's Sesame Street Muppets:
**Muppet Performers: Jerry Nelson, Martin P. Robinson, Kevin Clash, David Rudman, Camille Bonora, Joseph Mazzarino, Pam Arciero, Jim Martin, Paul Hartis, Jim Kroupa, Peter MacKennan, Noel MacNeal, Don Reardon, Richard Hunt
==Credits==
*Executive Producer: Nina Elias Bamberger
*Directed by Ted May, Jon Stone (archive material)
*Written by Belinda Ward, Luis Santeiro (archive material)
*Muppets, Costumes, and Props by Jim Henson's Muppet Workshop; supervised by Ed Christie
*Songs by Christopher Cerf, Charlie Ernst, Tony Geiss, Sheppard Greene, Al Jarnow, Mustapha Khan, Robby Merkin, J. Phil Miller, Jeff Moss, Kenny Pollock, Joe Raposo, Luis Santeiro, Elliot Sokolov, Kenny Vaughn
*Production Designer: Victor DiNapoli
*Puppet Coordinator: Kevin Clash
*Production Manager: Harvey S. Wilson
*Graphic Designer: Mike Pantuso
*Special Thanks to: Sharon Lerner, Marjorie Kalins, Leslie Raicer, Nina Shelton, Christine Ferraro
==Notes==
*Additional performances include Martin P. Robinson as the announcer, David Rudman as the green monster, and Pam Arciero as the grey monster.
*The Monster Report set is later recycled as the Monster News Network set for Sesame Street Stays Up Late with several alterations, including the addition of several walls and an office door, a new central monitor, and repainted stripes on the wall motif.
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Category:Sesame Street Video