"Sesame Street" (1969)TV-Serie 1969-????

Schöpfer:

Joan Ganz Cooney

Staffeln:

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Premierendatum:

10. November 1969 (USA)

Genre:

Trickfilm | Komödie | Familienfilm | Fantasy | Musik

Plot:

On a special inner city street, the inhabitants, both human and puppet, teach preschool subjects with comedy, cartoons, games and songs.

Plot Keywords:

Monster | Muppet | Two Headed Monster | Breaking The Fourth Wall | New York City

Filmpreise:

Won 7 Primetime Emmys. Another 102 wins & 95 nominations

Nutzerkommentare:

Classic show, but lowering it's standards

US TV Schedule:

Mon. July 21	7:00 AM	PBS	Fairytale Emergencies	#38.11
Tue. July 22	7:00 AM	PBS

Besetzung

Frank Oz	...	Bert / ... (46 Folgen, 1969-2007)
Caroll Spinney	...	Big Bird / ... (38 Folgen, 1969-2007)
Loretta Long	...	Susan / ... (36 Folgen, 1969-2007)
Bob McGrath	...	Bob Johnson / ... (35 Folgen, 1969-2007)
Jim Henson	...	Ernie / ... (33 Folgen, 1969-1990)
Sonia Manzano	...	Maria / ... (27 Folgen, 1969-2007)
Jerry Nelson	...	Muppet / ... (25 Folgen, 1970-2007)
Emilio Delgado	...	Luis / ... (24 Folgen, 1971-2007)
Kevin Clash	...	Muppet / ... (23 Folgen, 1985-2007)
Roscoe Orman	...	Gordon / ... (21 Folgen, 1974-2007)
Martin P. Robinson	...	Muppet / ... (21 Folgen, 1985-2007)
Fran Brill	...	Muppet / ... (20 Folgen, 1970-2007)
Joey Mazzarino	...	Muppet / ... (19 Folgen, 1991-2007)
David Rudman	...	Muppet / ... (19 Folgen, 1992-2007)
James Catusi	...	Jim (19 Folgen, 1969-1970)
Brandon Maggart	...	Buddy (19 Folgen, 1969-1970)

Alternativ:

Open Sesame (New Zealand: English title) (new syndication title)
Sesame Street Unpaved (USA) (syndication title)
The New Sesame Street (USA) (new syndication title)
Sesamstraße (Bundesrepublik Deutschland) [de]

Länge:

60 Min

Produktionsland:

USA

Sprache:

Englisch | Spanisch | American Sign Language

Farbe:

Farbe

Seitenverhältnis:

1.33 : 1

Tonverfahren:

Mono | Stereo

Altersfreigabe:

USA:TV-G (1969-1996) | Australia:G | Argentina:Atp | USA:TV-Y

Drehorte:

Kaufman Astoria Studios - 3412 36th Street, Astoria, Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Firma:

Children's Television Workshop (CTW)

Dies und das:

The Count was born on 9 October 1,830,653 B.C.

Dialogzitate:

Grover: Hello, sir, and welcome to Grover's Taxi.
Fat Blue: Oh no, it's you!
Grover: Yes it is I, your furry blue taxi driver. What can I do for you, sir?
Fat Blue: I want to go to the library.
Grover: Oh a very wise choice. The library is a wonderful place with books to read and you can listen to records like "The Air is Alive with the Sound of Music."
Fat Blue: I know that. Let's go.
Grover: You know you can take home books from the library too, if you bring them back of course.
Fat Blue: I know. That's why I'm going there.
Grover: Of course you could also go to the zoo.
Fat Blue: I don't want to go to the zoo!
[...]

Bezüge zu anderen Titeln:

Ausschnittsweise enthalten in "The Tick: The License (#1.4)" (2001)

Soundtrack:

MONSTER CLUBHOUSE THEME SONG

Classic show, but lowering it's standards

This is a children's television classic. It's educational and entertaining, and not painful for parents to watch with their kids. At least it never used to be. It used to be quite edgy, high-brow, very adult-accessible. It's been dumbed down considerably over the years. This is a result of playing to lower age-groups, shorter attention spans, and competing with the run-of-the-mill trash in the kid's TV arena.

The adults have virtually vanished, the muppets have gotten annoying (I'm sure we're all familiar with Elmo by now), the show has shrunk to 40 minutes, the last 20 being a new show-within-a-show known as "Elmo's World". As if the 20 minutes of Elmo aren't enough, even more grating is that there are only about 10-20 episodes of Elmo's World, yet it runs every day! And rather than dealing with reading, writing, counting, nature, social skills, Elmo's World revolves around things like balls, puppies, hair, etc. Yes, this is not your parent's Sesame Street, or probably even the Sesame Street you grew up with. It's a more modern, simple, conformist Street that has considerably less charm but at least more educational value than the other, more commercial stuff out there.

The only reason to turn your kids on to television is rapidly shrinking into another Barney.