123 Sesame Street (series)

***123 Sesame Street*** was a slot of "newer" episodes shown on Noggin. It aired from 1999 to 2005.

When this series began, only the first 65 episodes from season 25 were included (along with Episode 3238). In September 2002, they were replaced with two rotations featuring episodes from seasons 30 and 31.

## Season 25 package (1999-2003)

1. Episode 3136 -- Season Premiere: Around The Corner
2. Episode 3137 -- Ruthie dances
3. Episode 3138 -- A day with Zoe
4. Episode 3139 -- Susan and Gordon stay at the Furry Arms Hotel
5. Episode 3140 -- Racism on Sesame Street/ Telly and Baby Bear build an information booth
6. Episode 3141 -- Oscar turns into Prince Charming
7. Episode 3142 -- It rains when Telly says 13
8. Episode 3143 -- Listening to WUFF radio
9. Episode 3144 -- Big Bird and Luis convince Hans that he's not an ugly duckling
10. Episode 3145 -- Telly attends to a snow ball
11. Episode 3146 -- Davey And Joey Monkey Look For A Banana/ Oscar helps Ruthie
12. Episode 3147 -- Mother Chicken Looks For A Nursery Rhyme
13. Episode 3148 -- Baby Bear And Telly Try To Be Friends
14. Episode 3149 -- Davey and Joey's stories
15. Episode 3150 -- Zoe spells her name
16. Episode 3151 -- Elmo and Merry enjoy a flower
17. Episode 3152 -- Oscar can't get the song out of his head
18. Episode 3153 -- Big Bird helps Angela and Jamal with Kayla
19. Episode 3154 -- Little Boy Blue's horn
20. Episode 3155 -- Another Day
21. Episode 3156 -- The Strange Squeaky Sound at the Furry Arms Hotel/ Gordon tutors Carlos
22. Episode 3157 -- The Amazing Mumford switches personas with a dog
23. Episode 3158 -- Elmo's mini golf game
24. Episode 3159 -- Zoe's Aunt Chloe visits
25. Episode 3160 -- Elmo Pretends To Be A Baby
26. Episode 3161 -- Wolfgang chases Wanda Cousteau
27. Episode 3162 -- The Pied Piper of 57th Street
28. Episode 3163 -- Kingston's Day
29. Episode 3164 -- Slimey's errands
30. Episode 3165 -- Roxie Marie and Elmo chase a Doozy bug (repeat)
31. Episode 3166 -- Buster meets Summer Squall
32. Episode 3167 -- Telly waits for Radish Dude (repeat)
33. Episode 3168 -- Savion can't stop tap-dancing (repeat)
34. Episode 3169 -- Big Bird, Prairie Dawn, And Gabi Play Scientist
35. Episode 3170 -- Big Bird looks for someone sad
36. Episode 3171 -- The Grand High Triangle Lover's Success Story
37. Episode 3172 -- Telly and Rosita play "Follow the leader"
38. Episode 3173 -- Slimey's First Day Of School (repeat)
39. Episode 3174 -- Wanda the Word Fairy visits (repeat)
40. Episode 3175 -- Floyd the Fluter-Tooter needs a home (repeat)
41. Episode 3176 -- Elmo stands on his head/ Bob babysits natasha (repeat)
42. Episode 3177 -- Gina's sick from her job (repeat)
43. Episode 3178 -- Tarah Visits Daycare Telling Everybody About Her Race
44. Episode 3179 -- Elmo Wants To Marry Gina
45. Episode 3180 -- What Natasha Can Do
46. Episode 3181 -- Slimey Jumps From The Seesaw
47. Episode 3182 -- Telly Shows Something Original
48. Episode 3183 -- Telly Sees A Giant 11 With Sparkles (repeat)
49. Episode 3184 -- Mr. Big's Debut (repeat)
50. Episode 3185 -- Oscar uses Disappear-o (repeat)
51. Episode 3186 -- Word play on Sesame Street (repeat)
52. Episode 3187 -- Telly almost frees his plant
53. Episode 3188 -- Merry tries to scare people/ Chicago in the Library (repeat)
54. Episode 3189 -- Around The Corner (repeat)
55. Episode 3190 -- Chicago opens a juice bar
56. Episode 3191 -- Wanda Explores The Playground
57. Episode 3192 -- Roxie Marie's Butterfly
58. Episode 3193 -- Jack Be Nimble Tries Something New
59. Episode 3194 -- Ruthie the babysitter
60. Episode 3195 -- CinderTelly (repeat)
61. Episode 3196 -- Chicago's vegetable stories; Big Bird has soloquies
62. Episode 3197 -- Telly breaks Luis' vase (repeat)
63. Episode 3198 -- Elmo and Zoe do the Waltz
64. Episode 3199 -- Telly's fear of sliding
65. Episode 3200 -- Slimey's Birthday
66. Episode 3238 -- Linda Loses Barkley

## Season 30/Season 31 package (2003-2005)

1. Episode 3786 -- Alan's Debut
2. Episode 3787 -- Gina Studies To Be A Veteranarian
3. Episode 3788 -- The World's Longest Game of Hide and Seek
4. Episode 3789 -- Zoe gets her Zoemobile
5. Episode 3790 -- Miles' Video Project
6. Episode 3791 -- Maria Spends The Day Looking After Everyone's Pets
7. Episode 3792 -- Old MacDonald's Duck Gets The Moos
8. Episode 3793 -- Herry Sleeps Over At Gabi's
9. Episode 3795 -- Zoe Bounces On Telly's Pogo Stick
10. Episode 3796 -- Telly And Baby Bear Take Turns Wearing Papa Bear's Hat
11. Episode 3797 -- The Countketeers
12. Episode 3798 -- Telly Wants To Be A Dog
13. Episode 3799 -- Zoe and Elmo take turns
14. Episode 3800 -- V-Day
15. Episode 3801 -- Telly and Rosita's Fix-It Shop
16. Episode 3802 -- Zoe & Big Bird Have Colds
17. Episode 3803 -- Gordon Wants to Practice His Flute
18. Episode 3805 -- Telly receivess a Z by mistake
19. Episode 3806 -- Linda's Birthday
20. Episode 3807 -- Baby Bear's Hibernation Nap
21. Episode 3809 -- Zoe's Pet Rock, Rocco
22. Episode 3810 -- Prairie Dawn directs a Best Friends Pageant
23. Episode 3811 -- Irvine's Bath
24. Episode 3812 -- The Count Counts Mistakes On Sesame Street
25. Episode 3813 -- Telly Wants To Do A Friendly Thing For Baby Bear
26. Episode 3815 -- Oscar's Trash Sale
27. Episode 3816 -- Baby Bear's baby cousin visits
28. Episode 3817 -- Exploring the Land of Lulu-Puddy
29. Episode 3818 -- Learning About The Coquí
30. Episode 3819 -- Big Bird Follows An Ant
31. Episode 3820 -- Elmo writes a story
32. Episode 3821 -- Snuffy draws a huge picture for Gina
33. Episode 3822 -- Big Bird Sits On The Steps All Day
34. Episode 3823 -- The Really Big Thing Game
35. Episode 3824 -- The Ding-Along
36. Episode 3825 -- Big Bird Has Breakfast With Luis and Maria
37. Episode 3826 -- The Grown-Ups Put On A Show
38. Episode 3827 -- Prairie Gets In Touch With Her Inner Monster
39. Episode 3828 -- Natasha Wants Her "Hoongie"
40. Episode 3829 -- Gina is teaches the neighborhoods kids about words that rhyme.
41. Episode 3830 -- The Amazing Mumford Tries To Transport Telly To Hooper's Store
42. Episode 3831 -- Big Bird receives a model boat
43. Episode 3832 -- Rosita Takes "Maravilloso" Pictures
44. Episode 3833 -- Telly sees a mysterious X
45. Episode 3834 -- Baby Bear Gets A Haircut
46. Episode 3835 -- Zoe's Zoemobile Delivery Service
47. Episode 3836 -- Luis Makes Maria "Huevos Rancheros"
48. Episode 3838 -- Oscar Hosts On WCAN
49. Episode 3839 -- Bolo Learns The Alphabet
50. Episode 3841 -- The Porridge Lovers' Club
51. Episode 3843 -- Telly Wants Everything In Hooper's Store
52. Episode 3844 -- Telly and Baby Bear Have A Hard Time Saying Goodbye
53. Episode 3845 -- A Garden On Sesame Street
54. Episode 3846 -- Rosita Tries To Use Her Wings, But Can't Fly
55. Episode 3848 -- Party for Barkley
56. Episode 3849 -- Gabi Babysits Natasha
57. Episode 3850 -- Zoe Won't Share The Zoemobile
58. Episode 3851 -- The New York City Ballet Helps Elmo Learn A New Dance
59. Episode 3852 -- Telly and Baby Bear Find A Lost Kitten
60. Episode 3853 -- Elmo's Zoo
61. Episode 3854 -- Maria Babysits A Baby Bird
62. Episode 3855 -- Barkley's Bath
63. Episode 3856 -- Wormy Gras
64. Episode 3857 -- Zoe Has A Noisy Sleepover at Gina's
65. Episode 3860 -- Telly's Hamster Chuckie Is Pregnant
66. Episode 3862 -- The SS Reading Club
67. Episode 3863 -- Big Bird's Show And Tell
68. Episode 3864 -- Telly Counts To Ten
69. Episode 3865 -- Baby Bear, Telly and Elmo's Story
70. Episode 3866 -- Oscar's Birthday
71. Episode 3868 -- Telly Pretends To Be A Bossy King
72. Episode 3869 -- Telly and Baby Bear Go On An AlphaQuest
73. Episode 3870 -- Animal Film Festival
74. Episode 3871 -- Gabi Teaches Mile's How To Babysit Natasha
75. Episode 3872 -- Zoe Creates A "Zoeology" Book
76. Episode 3873 -- Ernie Becomes A Birdketeer
77. Episode 3874 -- Big Bird And Snuffy's Family Relationships
78. Episode 3876 -- Luis Fixes Zoe's Zoemobile
79. Episode 3877 -- Wanda Is Visited By The Fairy Bubbleperson
80. Episode 3878 -- Lulu Is Afraid To Try New Things
81. Episode 3879 -- Big Bird And Snuffy Explore Things That Are Alive
82. Episode 3882 -- Slimey Falls In Love With Glo Worm
83. Episode 3883 -- Hand Clapping Game
84. Episode 3884 -- Big Bird Loses Radar
85. Episode 3885 -- Zoe And Telly Count Monsters
86. Episode 3886 -- Rosita Wants To Find A Best Friend
87. Episode 3887 -- Snuffy Gets A Stain On His Cloud Costume
88. Episode 3888 -- Rosita Teaches Ernie To Be A Charro
89. Episode 3889 -- The Ping-Pong Table (Telly Plays Ping-Pong)
90. Episode 3890 -- Baby Bear Isn't Invited To The Monster Sing Along Party
91. Episode 3891 -- Felix Cleans Out Oscar's Trash Can
92. Episode 3892 -- Zoe's "Rotten Egg" Game
93. Episode 3893 -- Grandmama Bear Visits Baby Bear
94. Episode 3894 -- The SS "X" Games
95. Episode 3895 -- Having A Rainy Day Picnic
96. Episode 3896 -- Stinky And The Cocoon
97. Episode 3897 -- The Gang Looks For Things That Start With W
98. Episode 3898 -- Big Bird Forms A Rock Band Called The Alphatones
99. Episode 3899 -- Oscar Accidentally Wishes Maria "Buenos Dias"
100. Episode 3900 -- Elmo And Lulu Write A Story Together
101. Episode 3901 -- Opera Day On Sesame Street
102. Episode 3902 -- Oscar's Pet Elephant Fluffy Is Missing
103. Episode 3903 -- Alan Makes Birdseed Pizza For Big Bird
104. Episode 3904 -- Elmo and Snuffy Pretend To Be Pirates
105. Episode 3905 -- Big Bird and Elmo Pretend To Be Plants
106. Episode 3907 -- The Missing T's
107. Episode 3910 -- Many Monsters!
108. Episode 3911 -- A Day With Big Bird and The Birdketeers
109. Episode 3912 -- Elmo in Numberland (Remake)
110. Episode 3913 -- Ernie Spends The Night In Big Bird's Nest
111. Episode 3914 -- The Big Bad Wolf Takes Goldilocks' Place

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## 123 Sesame Street (series)

### **Theme music composer**

Stephen Michael Schwartz
Parachute Express

## Broadcast

### **Audio format**

Dolby Surround

***Jay Jay the Jet Plane*** is an American live-action/CGI-animated musical children's television series which aired on The Learning Channel, PBS Kids, TBN and Smile. The series aired for a total of 4 seasons and has 62 episodes. The series is centered on a group of aircraft that live in the city of Tarrytown, New York and takes place at the Tarrytown Airport. The episodes were commonly distributed in 25-minute-long (without commercials) pairs, with one header sequence and one end credit for each pair. Each episode contains one or more songs.

The theme song and many of the other songs were written by well-known children's singer/songwriter Stephen Michael Schwartz and sung by his popular musical group, Parachute Express. The series was created by David and Deborah Michel and was intended to be educational to teach life and moral lessons to children.

## History

### Original Series

#### Early episodes using physical models ('Pilot Series')

In late 1994, a short live-action series was produced at AMS Production Company in Dallas, Texas, with real model plane characters, and handcrafted human characters; they had the same personalities as in the later series. This original series was narrated similarly to the first twelve seasons of *Thomas & Friends*, or *Theodore Tugboat*. Three videos were released: *Jay Jay's First Flight* in December 1994, *Old Oscar Leads the Parade* in February 1995, and *Tracy's Handy Hideout* in October 1996. This original series was narrated by and features the voices of John William Galt. These three were known as the "pilot series".

#### CGI and live-action-based episodes

On November 2, 1998, the CGI-animated/live-action series premiered on The Learning Channel as part of the Ready Set Learn block. Voice actress Mary Kay Bergman provided the original voice of Jay Jay, Herky, Savannah, and Revvin' Evan. After her death, Debi Derryberry and Donna Cherry replaced her.

In 2005, new episodes were produced featuring additional characters, including the red 4-year-old Latina monoplane Lina. Each episode begins featuring a *Jay Jay's Mysteries* segment in which Jay Jay and Lina explore things that may be mysteries to the intended age group, such as how planes fly, and how the five senses are used. The mysteries segment is followed by a story that comes from the third season episodes of the series, so in effect, the new series repackages previously broadcast content on the subchannel networks Qubo and Smile. It aired on Channel 5 and Tiny Pop in the UK.

In 2019, Yippee TV became the exclusive streaming service of *Jay Jay the Jet Plane*.

### Reboot

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A new reboot of the series titled *The New Adventures of Jay Jay the Jet Plane* (originally titled *The New World of Jay Jay the Jet Plane*) has been confirmed through Trilogy Animation Group's website. Unlike the original series, the characters' faces are completely redesigned, and made to look more cartoony, and like the original series, it will be CGI-animated.

The first trailer for the show was released in July 2022.

## Production

The series was produced by Venice, California-based production company Modern Cartoons at their soundstage in Oxnard, California, United States. Unlike *Thomas & Friends*, this series used a variety of cutting edge animation techniques:

* The backgrounds were miniature sets (usually built on two **Script error: No such module "convert".** sheets of plywood).
* The humans, including Brenda Blue, are live-action people and shot in front of a green screen.
* The planes were computer models created in PowerAnimator in Seasons 1-2 and Maya in Season 3 and *Jay Jay's Mysteries*. Models from the pilot series were made for reference.
* The movement of the planes was recorded by playing out the scene with wood models equipped with magnetic position sensors. The planes had a switch to aid landing and taxiing, due to some minor fluctuations in the magnetic positioning data.
* The planes' faces and lip-syncing were done by face tracking, a technique where reflective spots are put on a voice actor's face. The voice track is digitally recorded along with the spot data. Then the face is rendered using a form of parametric animation.
* Head movement and other effects were done by joysticks.

The complex mathematical and CGI issues were solved by Frank Ford Little, Ph.D.

Several proprietary software systems were used:

* Data/audio recording and smoothing were done on a Windows machine.
* Daily cuts were done on "Compaq Alpha" computers running a 64-bit version of Windows NT 4.0.

## Characters

Starting in the pilot series, every character and model plane is voiced by John William Galt.

The planes and road vehicles are CGI characters, while the humans are live-action actors.

Relationship words for the airplane characters refer to being *in loco parentis* for purposes of upbringing, and education, not for biological parenthood. The story says that (some of) the airplane characters were made in factories.

Some of the stories describe characters as doing actions offscreen that would need foldaway arms (e.g. Big Jake digging holes), but those arms are never seen onscreen.

### Aircraft

#### Young planes

* Jay Jay (voiced originally by Mary Kay Bergman in Seasons 1-2, then later by Debi Derryberry in Season 3 and the reboot after Bergman's death and Donna Cherry in *Jay Jay's Mysteries* in the CGI/live-action series) is a small blue 6-year-old (originally brown in some of the pilot series) jet plane who acts as a twin brother figure. He is the titular character and main protagonist of the series. His basis is greatly based on a heavily modified Airbus A318.
* Tracy (voiced by Gina Ribisi in Seasons 1-2, and later by Sandy Fox in Season 3 and the reboot *Jay Jay's Mysteries* in the CGI/live-action series) is a small pink 6-year-old jet plane who is Jay Jay's twin sister and best friend. She has normal hearing but understands American Sign Language. Like Jay Jay, Tracy's basis is greatly based on a heavily modified Airbus A318.
* Snuffy (voiced by Gina Ribisi in Seasons 1-2, and later by Sandy Fox in Season 3 and the reboot *Jay Jay's Mysteries* in the CGI/live-action series) is a small green, later yellow propeller-driven 4-year-old monoplane who is a good friend of Jay Jay and Tracy. He is equipped for skywriting. In episode consistency (which depends on the order), one episode says that he has not flown further away from Tarrytown than Lightning Bug Lake, but other episodes show him flying much further; in "Grumpy O'Malley", Snuffy still has not gotten rid of his initial shyness, but in many other episodes, he shows no sign of shyness.
* Herky (originally voiced by Mary Kay Bergman in Seasons 1-2, and later by Debi Derryberry in Season 3 and the reboot after Bergman's death and Donna Cherry in *Jay Jay's Mysteries* in the CGI/live-action series) is a small (originally in some of the pilot series) yellow 5-year-old helicopter who is Jay Jay's friend. In the pilot series, he spoke with a stutter (like famous Looney Tunes character Porky Pig), provided by John William Galt, who voiced all the other characters. In the CGI/live-action series, he rolls his "R"s whenever he speaks. He has skids instead of wheels, and cannot taxi on the ground. He is based on the MD-902 Explorer.
* Ricky Rescue (voiced by Josh Keaton) is a yellow and red helicopter who acts as a teenage brother figure. He is known for his rescue duties. He is Herky's twin brother. Like Herky, Ricky has skids and cannot taxi on the ground.

#### Adult planes

* Big Jake (voiced by Chuck Morgan in Seasons 1-2, then later by Michael Donovan in Season 3 in the CGI/live-action series and James Mathis III in the full CGI reboot) is a silver, later green propeller-driven Lockheed Super Constellation cargo carrier and Lockheed Model 10 Electra mix who acts as a father figure to the young planes. In the pilot series, he seem to be based on a Boeing C-97 or a Douglas DC-7C.
* Savannah (voiced by Mary Kay Bergman in Seasons 1-2, then later by Debi Derryberry in Season 3 after Bergman's death in the CGI/live-action series and Ozioma Akagha in the full CGI reboot) is a silver supersonic airliner who acts as a mother figure. She was made at Savannah, Georgia, hence her name and Southern Belle accent. She somewhat resembles the Concorde supersonic jet. She is based on a Tupolev 444 and Tupolev 154.
* Old Oscar (voiced by Chuck Morgan in Seasons 1-2, and later by Michael Donovan in Season 3 and the reboot *Jay Jay's Mysteries* in the CGI/live-action series) is an old green (gray in the pilot series) biplane who knows all sorts of flying tricks and acts as a grandfather figure.

### Road vehicles

* Revvin' Evan (originally voiced by Mary Kay Bergman in Seasons 1-2, and later by Debi Derryberry in Season 3 and the reboot after Bergman's death and Donna Cherry in *Jay Jay's Mysteries*) is a 6/7-year-old fire engine and is the cousin of Tuffy. He is based on a Tatra 815.
* Tuffy (voiced by Sandy Fox) is a confidential 3-year-old tow truck and is the cousin of Revvin' Evan; has a speech impediment.

### Humans

* Brenda Blue (portrayed by Eve Whittle in the US version, Vanessa Stacey in the UK version of the CGI/live-action series, and later voiced by Stephanie Southerland in the full CGI reboot) is a woman in a blue jumpsuit and usually wears a red cap or a blue cap, as well as a pair of red high top Converse. She is in charge of the airport and is the airplane mechanic. She does not use the airport's control tower but communicates with the planes by a portable two-way radio from the ground.
* Miss Lee Jones is the librarian who works at the Tarrytown Public Library. She is deaf and cannot speak, as she uses sign language to do so. Tracy and Brenda are able to translate her. Despite the library being shown in some episodes, Miss Lee Jones only appeared in two episodes.
* E.Z. O'Malley (portrayed by Brian Nahas in the CGI/live-action series) is the founder of E.Z. Airlines, with cousins *Grumpy O'Malley* (who lives at Dewdrop Farm), *Pierre O'Malley* (lives in France), and *Tex O'Malley* (lives in Texas). (Note: here the letter 'Z' is pronounced 'zee', not 'zed'.)
* Mrs. Blue is Brenda Blue's mother, who sometimes visits Tarrytown Airport. She only appears in the CGI/live-action series episode "Brenda's Mother's Day".

### Animals

* Billy Bee and Bobby Bee, as their names suggest, are two bees found on Big Jake and Herky's head in "Catch the Buzz".
* The lightning bugs at Lightning Bug Lake.
* Breezy is a monarch butterfly who is good friends with Jay Jay. His only appearance is "Jay Jay's Butterfly Adventure".
* The blue whale in the ocean.

### *Jay Jay's Mysteries*

#### Aircraft

* Lina (voiced by Ashley Whittaker) is a red propeller-driven 4-year-old monoplane and Old Oscar's niece from Mexico.
* Montana (voiced by Donna Cherry) is a purple and green propeller-driven safari plane. She only appears in "The Mystery of Weather" and "The Mystery of Size and Shape".
* Captain Bob is a firefighting plane.
* Solar is a yellow solar-powered monoplane with 6 propellers and long, wide wings covered by solar panels on the tops of the wings.

#### Road vehicles

* Peter Petey is a semi-trailer truck, makes funny jokes to his friends.
* Truckee is a dump truck.

## Places

* Tarrytown is a small town in a hilly area with enough rain to keep the land green, and frost and snow sometimes in the winter; forested mountains and a desert are nearby.
* Tarrytown Airport is the airport where Jay Jay and his friends live, and Brenda Blue works. It is also run by a small firm called E.Z. Airlines consist of the following structures:
	+ Main Hangar
	+ Kids' Hangar
	+ Revvin' Evan's Firehouse
	+ Herky's Hangar
	+ Observation Tower
	+ Old Oscar's Barn
* Tarrytown National Park
* Smiling Meadow
* Sandy Landing has a waterfront area.
* Pangabula Island
* Tarrytown Quarry
* Sunshine Desert
* Tippy Toppy Peak
* Frosty Pines
* Whistlin' Pines
* Echo Canyon
* Cherry Tree Lake
* Crystal Cave
* Lightning Bug Lake
* Michael O'Tarry School
* Andy's Donut Shop
* Farmer Dale's Ranch
* Rocky Peak

Sometimes, the planes taxi on the town streets.

## Episodes

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List of Jay Jay the Jet Plane episodes

## Reception

Common Sense Media gave the series a four out of five stars, saying, "Parents need to know that this series offers young fans life lessons such as valuing friends, overcoming shyness, and learning to like yourself. Kids will enjoy the often funny antics of 6-year-old Jay Jay and his friends. Don't be surprised if you catch your preschooler singing along with the show's simple songs."

## References

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## External links

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