Sesame Street

yes, he will come to your house on Feburary 14,2012 with a bazooka and blast your head off and hang it in his little room and later he will eat your head:o

MWAHAHAHAHAHA

Emilious Robert Hooper/ To put simply, he's Hooper's son.

the cookie monster

Paul Henson and Elizebeth Henson

the puppet that lived in the garbage can. aka: Oscar the grouch

Sadly, the cookie monsters favorite type of cookie is raisin.... I know it's horrible!... well not really because raisins help you fight off consipation and flush your insides so it's not so bad if a pupet's favorite type of cookie is oat-meal raisin.

Your question suggests it is off the air. It still airs and will continue to air for at least the next five seasons. Debuting in November 1969, Season 46 will begin in the Fall of 2015 on HBO & HBO streaming services & then 9 months later, will air (for free of course) on local PBS stations.

Yes he is a fatlard he melts crayons into his budwiser and wiskey

If you mean the actor, no, or, if you mean the character, no as well. Big Bird will most likely not be killed because he is a character in Seasame Street, which children watch. If they added this in the script, children would probably cry or just get angry.

During the early 1970's to 1984, the Sesame Street cast just used an extra red puppet without really any personality. It wasn't until 1985 when Kevin Clash made Elmo and gave Elmo energy and personality.

The Cookie Monster lives on Sesame Street with his friends Elmo and Big Bird.

His home is in the apartment building numbered 1,2,3. Gordon, Susan, Bert and Ernie live there too. Oscar's can/home is right outside apartment building 1,2,3.

Yes, there is a blue Muppet that looks like a bird. The blue muppet that looks like a bird (The blue one with the long nose) is Gonzo.

You may also be thinking of Big Bird when, for some reason I cannot fathom, they dyed him blue for a movie.

There's also Sam the Eagle. He was Kermit's first mate on Muppet Treasure Island and Scrooge's teacher in Muppet Christmas Carol.

Bert Lahr played the role of the cowardly lion in The Wizard of Oz.

I remember this well. I was around 7 years old, I think. That would make it around 1983. It was really sad, yet a vital life experience type of thing.

I hate the person who answered: yes Elmo is real

beware! after you go to bed he Will come in your house and eat little children if any.

Then with his friend cookie monster, he will

leave ransom notes in your cookie jar, bag or box.

I saw him walk in my room, and he opened the window, pushed the screen out and ran away with my underpants.

You are so dumb. You are really dumb. For real.

123 Sesame Street with Bert and Ernie

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If your child wants to send a real letter to a character on Sesame Street, the mailing address is:

Sesame Street

Attn: Elmo (etc.)

One Lincoln Plaza

New York, NY 10023

USA

Yes, when the actor who played Mr. Hooper died in real life, the show portrayed Mr. Hooper's death as well. It was a poignant moment in children's television.

Neither Bert nor Ernie weren't given last names, so nobody knows what their last names are.

After a long search for a catchy name, one of the show's writers suggested Sesame Street. The name "Sesame" was meant to conjure up a sense of excitement and adventure, as in the Arabian Nights command, "Open Sesame!" Because the show was set in an urban street scene, Sesame Street seemed an ideal combination.

Elmo from Sesame Street has a Goldfish Called Dorothy

There were 143.4 million females in the US at the 2000 census. They made up 50.9 percent of the total population.

According to the CIA World Fact Book, the 2011 estimated population of girls, ages 0 to 14, in the US is 30,781,823. Females ages 15 to 64 estimated population is 104,808,064.

False - He first appeared on Sam and Friends in 1955

Yes, he is alive and well and is 65 years old.

1972