Gordon Impersonators

Identifying Gordon can be tricky. In addition to changing appearance several times, the longtime Sesame Street resident is beloved enough to attract imitators.
Picture	Impersonator / Production 	Notes
 	BrynneEpisode 0327 	Mr. Hooper narrates what it would be like if the viewer were all alone on Sesame Street and had to fill the roles of its inhabitants. Brynne plays the various residents, including Gordon talking about the letter Q.
 	Oscar the GrouchEpisode 0683	Trying to get people to stop bothering him, Oscar impersonates other residents, including Gordon (while talking to the actual Gordon, who is baffled and irritated).
 	OliviaEpisode 1444 	While talking with Susan about how similar and different siblings Gordon and Olivia are, Big Bird gets the idea to make Olivia look exactly the same as her brother.
 	Big BirdEpisode 2226 	Big Bird plays Gordon in a play telling the story of Miles' adoption. He wears a moustache, and referencing Gordon's baldness, asks the audience to "make believe I have no feathers on top."
 	ElmoEpisode 2413 	Elmo, after deciding he wants a sandwich to match Gordon's, puts on a moustache to match Gordon as well.
 	Meryl SheepEpisode 2591 	Meryl performs a one-lamb show in which she plays all the members of the Robinson family, donning a fake mustache to play Gordon.
 	ElmoEpisode 4180 	To show his appreciation for Gordon and because he wants to be like him, Elmo dresses as Gordon and tries to do what Gordon does.
 	ChickensEpisode 4180 	A quartet of Gordon-disguised chickens help Elmo do the chicken dance the way he thinks Gordon would.
 	Humpty DumptyEpisode 4180 	The Gordon appreciation society expands to include Humpty Dumpty (as well as all the king's horses and all the king's men) after Gordon reads their story aloud.
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Category:Character Variants
Category:Self-References