At Sesame Street, we aim to educate children around the world. We take that very seriously, and sometimes, it means we can’t just repurpose existing content.
Take the above. That’s Elmo, holding a camera and talking to Mr. Noodle. It’s from an episode created in 2005. But we couldn’t use it for Kinect Sesame Street TV … because many of today’s preschoolers don’t know how that type of camera worked.
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This morning while I was getting ready I was watching Sesame Street.
They were doing this bit where some clown was trying to wash his hands but kept washing his feet or his elbows and Elmo would go, “no mister noodle, your HANDS!” and all the tv kids would laugh.
Around the fourth or fifth time he couldn’t find his hands, I heard a grown man yell from somewhere else in the motel, “GODDAMMIT, MR. NOODLE.”
LITERALLY MY FAVORITE STORY ON ALL OF TUMBLR.
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That moment when you realize you don’t remember where you put your paperclips.
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Big Bird and Robin Gibb prepare to record “Sesame Street Fever” with producer Joe Raposo in 1978.
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Vintage Sesame: So simple, yet so much fun.
Which reminds us: Have you seen or VintageSesame tumblr?
I loved this thing!
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