Sesame Street is even poking fun at the Spider-Man The Musical.

Sesame Street does a great parody of True Blood called “True Mud.”

Disclaimer:  The following Essential Seven List will not have any mention of Elmo, so go tickle yourself buddy!

Sesame Street used to be the kind of dirty city block I grew up on, full of kids running around, and complete with a grouchy guy digging through the garbage. It started way back in 1969, more than 40 years ago now.  Since then it’s definitely been gentrified.  If you watch the show today nobody is hanging out on the front stoop. No one asks “Who are the people in your neighborhood?” They know!

Recently DVDs of Old School Sesame Street episodes were released to show kids these days, “Look how cool Sesame Street was when I was a kid!” That is why this weeks list features the Essential Seven Old School Sesame Street Moments.
…continue reading Essential Seven Old School Sesame Street Moments

Hasbro announced today a new partnership with Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street. This 10-year global strategic alliance between the two companies will give Hasbro the rights to manufacture and market a wide-range of toys and co-branded games based on the beloved characters of Sesame Street. The range of products, featuring Elmo, Big Bird, Abby Cadabby and Cookie Monster, Grover, among others, will be designed to simultaneously entertain and educate young children. New Sesame Street products from Hasbro’s PLAYSKOOL and games brands will start to roll out to stores in early 2011.

…continue reading Hasbro Comes To Sesame Street

For forty years, kids have learned their ABC’s and 123′s from a puppet filled street named Sesame Street. In celebration of the fortieth anniversary, publishers Black Dog & Leventhal have put together a massive coffee table book chronicling the history of the show.

…continue reading Sesame Street: A Celebration of 40 Years of Life on the Street

This is just awesome! Check out Grover’s guitar skills on Slayers Dittohead