Richard Termine
Elmo stops and smells the flowers.
TV preview: Tomorrow will mark 40 years of "sunny days" and "everything's A-OKs" on PBS's venerable "Sesame Street," the children's show that introduced the world to Big Bird and unleashed (Today)
Richard Termine
If Oscar the Grouch hadn't gone into show business, he might have been vice president of the United States.
What would the "Sesame Street" Muppets have done with their lives if they hadn't gone into show business? Abby Cadabby -- She's pink. (Today)
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Jim Martin, director and puppeteer with "Sesame Street," and his wife Crystal, created a monkey puppet in 2005 for Prime Stage Theater's "A Little Princess." For the play, he taught Lisa Ferrugia, right, how to make a monkey puppet come to life.
Behind every great Muppet is a team of Muppeteers. (Today)
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Thousands of Fred Rogers' neighbors got one last chance to walk the path to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe.
Thousands of Fred Rogers' neighbors walk the path to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe yesterday at WQED-TV in Oakland, where the "Mister Rogers Neighborhood" set was assembled to mark the naming of the studio for the late beloved children's television host. (Today)
In a bid to sell living room electronics and spur buzz for "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs," Sony Corp. is offering the movie for free to U.S. buyers of its Internet-connected TVs and Blu-ray players starting today. (Today)