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The debut of the SS muppet characters
Hello. I know some Sesame Street Muppets that first appeared on any street segments, songs and years on each episode. Mine were Big Bird first appeared on the premiere episode where he tries to look at Sally, Oscar's first appearance which he was orange and talks to Sally, Bert and Ernie appeared on their own skits before Sesame Street, Kermit first appeared on the street where he sees Bob making the "W" in a dollar before he starts the "W" lecture, Cookie Monster first appeared on the sketch where Kermit tries to perform the "W" lecture, Guy Smiley and Sherlock Hemlock first appeared in 1970, Mr. Snuffleuphagus first appeared in the 1971 premiere, Sam the Robot first appeared in the 1972 premiere, Barkley the Dog on episode #1186, and of course, the Anything Muppets: the purple little girl, the pointy green head boy, the purple woman, the tall orange man and a Fat Blue-like man on the premiere episode. I don't know all of the other characters that first appear on each street segment or skit or year. Do you remember what street segment or skit or year did these characters first appear:
Grover? The Count? Elmo? Telly? Zoe? Rosita? Baby Bear? Herry? Lulu? Little Bird? Granny Fanny Nesselrode? Herbert Birdsfoot? Harvey Kneeslapper? Roosevelt Franklin? Lefty the Salesman? Professor Hastings? Placido Flamingo? Hoots the Owl? Gladys the Cow? Biff and Sully? the Two-Headed Monster? the Honkers? the Dingers? the Twiddlebugs? the Yip-Yips? Fat Blue? Simon the Soundman? Don Music? Deena Monster? Rodeo Rosie? Frazzle? |
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Grover- 1970
The Count- 1972 Elmo- 1979 (as a minor character) Telly- 1979 Zoe- 1993 Rosita- 1991 Baby Bear- 1991 Herry- 1970 Lulu- 2000 Little Bird- 1969 Granny Fanny Nesselrode- 1971 Herbert Birdsfoot- 1970 Harvey Kneeslapper- 1970 Roosevelt Franklin- 1970 Lefty the Salesman- 1969 Professor Hastings- 1970 Placido Flamingo- 1986 Hoots the Owl- 1985 (as a minor character) Gladys the Cow- 1971 (as a minor character) Biff and Sully- 1973 the Two-Headed Monster- 1978 the Honkers- 1979 the Dingers- 1982 the Twiddlebugs- 1971 the Yip-Yips- 1972 Fat Blue- 1969 Simon the Soundman- 1971 Don Music- 1973 Deena Monster- 1983 Rodeo Rosie- 1974 Frazzle- 1971 |
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I guess we should also mention that Kermit is older than "Sesame Street."
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I forgot what years and skits did Prairie Dawn and Betty Lou first appear. What year and skit did Prairie Dawn and Betty Lou first appear? And what skits did each character like Grover, the Count, Elmo, Telly, Zoe and many other characters first appear? |
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As far as Grover's first appearance, (not counting "brown Grover" or Fuzzy-Face, as he was called in 1969), his first appearance on a Street segment was in the 1970 season premiere, where he participated in "One of These Things" with Bob and Susan. He was perched behind Oscar's garbage cans and watched while Bob did One of These Things with circles, drawn on Big Bird's doors. |
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Yes, Ernie and Bert. Their first appearance was actually not even nationally aired. It was on the ORIGINAL Sesame Street pilot episode that was shown in July of 1969 (not the famous November 1969 pilot shown on Noggin), and only shown to 100 families who were paid by CTW to watch a week's worth of test shows on a UHF station in Pennsylvania. Ernie and Bert were the only Muppets on the show and did not interact with the humans....That is, until test audiences found them the only redeeming quality of the shows. And you're right, Ernie and Bert's first sketch was the "two noses" one. If you want to see the skits, order the A&E Biography video on Sesame Street from the A&E online store. It's WORTH every penny! it's only 30 dollars! |
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Just a "thanks" for this thread! I often wonder about this stuff and it's great to see it here. I'll have to make sure I print it out before I lose it!
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"Let's see. We got, uh, two eyes. And two ears. And two noses. And-" "Hold it. You ding-a-ling. You don't got two noses. You only got one nose." *takes off Bert's nose* "And two noses." ![]() |
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"Two bad!"
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Hehe! Forgot about that line!
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