Voice of The Count Dies: Favorite 'Sesame Street' Character?
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2012/08/27 15:55:56
SLIDESHOW: Favorite 'Sesame Street' Character?
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Count von Count
Vun, two, three peanut butter and jelly sandwiches! Sound familiar? You probably grew up watching Count von Count on "Sesame Street."
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Count von Count
Vun, two, three peanut butter and jelly sandwiches! Sound familiar? You probably grew up watching Count von Count on "Sesame Street."
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Oscar the Grouch
From his trash can home, Oscar has taught generations of kids that it's OK to be a little bit cranky.
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Cookie Monster
"Me … want … COOKIE!" Most of us can relate to Cookie Monster's cravings, but since 2006, he has also enjoyed healthy snacks.
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Elmo
Elmo dates back to 1979, but today's little ones are still totally obsessed with him -- perhaps because he is meant to be precisely three-and-a-half years old.
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Bert and Ernie
Jokes aside, Ernie and Bert are best friends. Ernie has a weakness for eating cookies in bed, and Bert collects paper clips.
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Big Bird
He may be more than 8 feet tall, but Big Bird was created to represent your average 6-year-old.
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Zoe
Zoe was introduced in 1993 to increase the number of strong female characters on "Sesame Street."
Voice of The Count Dies: Favorite 'Sesame Street' Character?
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One, two, three peanut butter and jelly sandwiches! Sound familiar? You probably grew up watching Count von Count on "Sesame Street" -- and you're probably sad to hear that Jerry Nelson, the voice behind the puppet, died last Thursday night at age 78, according to The Associated Press.
"Every description of his characters describes Jerry as well," "Sesame Street" executive producer Carol-Lynn Parente told the AP. "Silly, funny, vulnerable, passionate and musical, for sure. That voice of his was superb." She continued, "We're having a rough day on the Street."
Here's a little piece of trivia for you: The Count is a vampire modeled after Bela Lugosi's interpretation of Count Dracula (hence that famous laugh). Whether you ... want ... Cookie or prefer collecting paper clips, click through our slideshow and let us know: Who's your favorite "Sesame Street" character?
"Every description of his characters describes Jerry as well," "Sesame Street" executive producer Carol-Lynn Parente told the AP. "Silly, funny, vulnerable, passionate and musical, for sure. That voice of his was superb." She continued, "We're having a rough day on the Street."
Here's a little piece of trivia for you: The Count is a vampire modeled after Bela Lugosi's interpretation of Count Dracula (hence that famous laugh). Whether you ... want ... Cookie or prefer collecting paper clips, click through our slideshow and let us know: Who's your favorite "Sesame Street" character?
Top Opinion
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jeremyperryfranz 2012/08/27 16:58:08
Didn't like Sesame street and its' leftist, politically correct puppets. I especially disliked the voices of the characters, and didn't want to subject my daughter to the show's political agenda, or those loud, awful voices.
She watched other educational programs.
My daughter never watched Transformers either, and later in life, she actually thanked me for not tuning in to Sesame Street for the very reasons I cited.
She watched Reading Rainbow, Art Attack, and a couple of others.
Art Attack came out of England, it was a really good show, and taught creativity by making all kinds of neat things. My daughter loved it. Sadly, the young man who was the original host, died, but I think it is still on with a different host.
Note: not to be confused with the live-action movie adaptation The Last Airbender. Shyamalan demonstrated a talent for suckitude not seen since Ed Wood, if even then, in managing to take something that awesome and make it suck that badly.
I agree with you - kids are NOT political...So why are the writers and producers of Sesame Street pushing their left-wing agenda on a children's show?
http://www.theblaze.com/stori...
I liked Snuffy before grown-ups could see him, but that was way back when Hooper was still alive.
My favorite was Grover but it seems he had to pack up his things and go : [
o and captain vegetable and teeny weenie super guy