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Sure, this mashup by UK-based Wonderful Creative Agency first popped its head up a year ago, but it’s one of these gems that has to be watched again and again. Grover, Oscar and Cookie Monster take turns to rap, Elmo contributes guest vocals while Bert and Ernie guest-star on drums. It’s as fun as the [...]
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Existential Sesame Street characters. Is it even possible? In a 1996 episode of Sesame Street’s Monsterpiece Theater, Telly and Grover wait for Elmo to turn up. ‘What if we wait here all day and he never shows up?’, Telly asks. Because it’s Sesame Street, the tree next to them comes to life and walks away. [...]
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When I worked at Sesame Street, I was researching clips to be included in a Home Video and stumbled across this one. I was too little at the time it aired to remember it, but watching it now just shows what a bad ass show Sesame Street was when it started. I smile every time [...]
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Leave it to Sesame Street to do the seminal take-off of that perennially compelling TV series, Mad Men. Don Draper never looked so, erm, dashing.
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They just don’t make ‘em like they used to. Big Bird, Fozzie and the gang at Sesame Street team up with Microsoft to create a Kinect-based show interacting with the kiddies. Gets them off the couch and moving along with the shows. I want to play.
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The Fellows and the Blondies is Kate McCarthy’s new exhibition. McCarthy uses childhood memories and child-like spontaneity to create her painterly painted pieces. She mentions the 1970s series of Sesame Street among her influences.
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Born in the 80s? Grew up with a TV in the house? Then you will probably appreciate this bizarre mashup of The Goonies unlikely duo and Sesame Street’s lovable pair. Available on Monday August 8 for 24 hours only.
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Jordan Bernier’s vaguely architectural, densely-patterened shapes remind me of the pinball number count segment of Sesame Street for some reason.
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