Sesame Street

Sesame Street

1969
Sesame Street
Sesame Street

Sesame Street

8.1 | TV-Y | en | Comedy

On a special inner city street, the inhabitants—human and muppet—teach preschoolers basic educational and social concepts using comedy, cartoons, games, and songs.

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EP22  Episode 22
Mar. 14,2024
Episode 22

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EP21  Episode 21
Mar. 13,2024
Episode 21

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EP20  Episode 20
Mar. 07,2024
Episode 20

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EP19  Episode 19
Mar. 06,2024
Episode 19

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EP18  Episode 18
Feb. 29,2024
Episode 18

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EP17  Episode 17
Feb. 28,2024
Episode 17

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EP16  Episode 16
Feb. 22,2024
Episode 16

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EP15  Episode 15
Feb. 21,2024
Episode 15

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EP14  Episode 14
Feb. 21,2024
Episode 14

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EP13  Episode 13
Feb. 21,2024
Episode 13

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EP12  Episode 12
Feb. 21,2024
Episode 12

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EP11  Episode 11
Feb. 21,2024
Episode 11

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EP10  Episode 10
Jan. 11,2024
Episode 10

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EP9  Episode 9
Jan. 04,2024
Episode 9

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EP8  Episode 8
Dec. 28,2023
Episode 8

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EP7  Episode 7
Dec. 21,2023
Episode 7

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EP6  Episode 6
Dec. 14,2023
Episode 6

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EP5  Episode 5
Dec. 07,2023
Episode 5

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EP4  Episode 4
Nov. 30,2023
Episode 4

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EP3  Episode 3
Nov. 23,2023
Episode 3

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EP2  The Oct-Dough-Pus
Nov. 16,2023
The Oct-Dough-Pus

Grover and his friend, the octopus, are helping at Hooper's Store but the octopus can only cook bread. With help from his friends, Grover fulfills his customer's order while learning that families all over the world make bread in different ways, shapes, and sizes!

EP1  Can They Be Friends?
Nov. 09,2023
Can They Be Friends?

Reporter Grover learns that people can be friends even if they are different ages, cheer for different sports teams and like doing different things.

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8.1 | TV-Y | en | Comedy , Kids | More Info
Released: 1969-11-10 | Released Producted By: Sesame Workshop , Children's Television Workshop Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.sesamestreet.org
Synopsis

On a special inner city street, the inhabitants—human and muppet—teach preschoolers basic educational and social concepts using comedy, cartoons, games, and songs.

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Cast

Kevin Clash , Caroll Spinney , Frank Oz

Director

Joan Ganz Cooney

Producted By

Sesame Workshop , Children's Television Workshop

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Reviews

babylamblover Don't get me wrong it's still great. I think making Elmo who was originally a background character to the mascot. Was stupid, big bird the original mascot had a spark Elmo are anyone will never have especially the older characters as well like Oscar, Grover, Cookie Monster.The human characters thankfully still have the kindness the old ones used to gave & everyone else is still the same. I just like the old Sesame Street Better
Kelsey Jefferson I watched it a lot. Wish they would show some stuff from the 70's so the kids of today watching it would know what we watched.
Benjamin Black I love "Sesame Street!" I always have; for me, this show is the great nostalgic show to watch from my childhood! I'm always fascinated to watch clips, scenes, and songs I see of this show on YouTube!Why do I love this show? There are a few reasons: first of all, let's go back to the YouTube videos. There's always something to see from this show. It's been around for over 43 years now; they play more than a dozen clips and commercials every episode, the show has 2 movies, and a number of TV specials! There's always something to see that you haven't seen before! If you ever meet someone who says they've seen everything "Sesame Street" has ever done, they're either lying and/or they have no life! It'd take a good chunk of a lifetime to see everything "Sesame Street" has done! If you look up videos of the show on YouTube, you'll see sketches, hear old and famous songs, watch your favorite celebrities, see a lot of your favorite characters, and more! That's the second reason I love this show: the characters! These characters are both lovable and timeless! Even if you personally don't like these characters, you can't deny the awesomeness they possess; they wouldn't have survived for all these years or have merchandise with their face on it if they weren't awesome! From the human cast you have Gordon, Susan, Miles, Luis, Maria, Gabi, Bob, Mr. Hooper, and others. But, of course, everyone remembers the Muppet characters! Characters such as Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Grover, Oscar the Grouch, Rosita, Prarie Dawn, Count von Count, Zoe, Snuffy, Telly, Baby Bear, The Amazing Mumford, Guy Smiley, Hoots the Owl, Kingston, and more! I'm just going to put it out there: I love Elmo! Yes, I'm a huge fan of Elmo, get over it! Have you ever seen him in an interview, like chatting with the TV talk show host Rove? Look them up on YouTube! Elmo is my favorite Muppet after Kermit...Speaking of which, did you know Kermit became famous on this show? Yes, Kermit the Frog used to be a regular on "Sesame Street!" These are probably the only characters you'll see who aren't controversial in the news...well, possibly with the exception of Ernie and Bert. WHAT DID YOU PEOPLE DO TO THEM?!? First of all, these two don't share a bed! Second of all, this is a kid's show! When this show came out, no one was thinking about these characters being gay! If they are gay it's because YOU MADE THEM GAY!! Leave these people alone!!!But much like the characters, the show itself is timeless. Whether you watched this show 43 years ago, now, or whether you'll watch it in another 43 years, this show is timeless. It's still funny, it's still fun, and it's still relevant. This show airs all over the world, and even has had spinoffs made for other countries so that they can teach as many children as possible. Children learn about the alphabet, numbers, how to speak other languages, and basic math skills. But that's not all; children also learn about life. We learn about marriage, birth, death, how to deal with antagonists, how to prepare for natural disasters, how to get along with others, and how to be ourselves as individuals. Maybe these lessons are more adult and mature than we give them credit for; how many adults do you know would benefit greatly if "Sesame Street" taught them how to get along with others?I know that a lot of people say the show they used to know and love has changed for the worse. Well, I would be lying if I said I didn't kind of see that. Like I said, "Sesame Street" used to teach life lessons and basic education, and I remember seeing an episode a few years ago that just focused on the alphabet...Yeah, that was annoying. There are also two episodes I saw where the characters weren't learning anything; they were just running around, having fun. So I can kinda see what people are talking about...But, I have also seen other episodes, entire episodes, where teaching and education took place. Wasn't that what this show has always been, both education and fun? I think this show is still that! They're still teaching, they're still educating, and they're still having fun. Maybe one of the other reasons people say that is because they don't teach the way they used to, or because we see more new characters that weren't on the show when we were kids. Well, OK, I'm sure our parents felt the same way when they were watching it with us. This show is still what it's always been, but for a new generation of kids. It's a show for kids, so let's let the kids have their show. That's not to say we can't watch it with them or see how our favorite childhood show is doing, but we have to remember that while we can enjoy it, it's not FOR us anymore.Finally, I think this show works because "Sesame Street" is home for a lot of us. It's what we grew up on; these are the people we grew up with. They taught us, they played with us, they sang with us, and they loved us. They loved us even though they couldn't see us! They cared about us enough to give us the basic knowledge and information about life; a lot of people aren't that generous. These characters - these people are family. If you were to meet these people in person, I'd bet you'd cry and hug them and talk to them just like you were a child again! That's what this show does: it allows us to take a moment and come back home to where everything began for us, our childhood. "Sesame Street" is a legacy that I pray will always get stronger and better. BOOYIKA!
Flower_of_the_Lily The premise of Sesame Street is simplicity itself: on a street in a big city, various grown-ups, children, monsters, animals and other strange creatures live together, work together, solve problems together and have fun together. The fact that it's still going strong after nearly 40 years must tell you something about its quality and the love audiences feel for it.The Sesame Street I knew was the one of the late 80's/ early 90's - well before the meteoric popularity of Elmo and before Sesame Street got expanded around the corner, where the leads were of course Bert and Ernie, Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch, Cookie Monster and Telly Monster, the Count ... all of them household names and I'm barely scratching the surface. And then there's the grown-ups, who always manage to teach and guide without ever being condescending or demeaning to their young audience.My main point? It doesn't get better than this. Thank you for Sesame Street, Jim Henson and company, you've made the world a little bit better each day. Now, one more thing - who DOESN'T know the theme tune?