#123 sesame street

[crispy-crust]

ok you listen up here bucko there are THREE genders

[daily-lego-sets]

LEGO Ideas:

123 Sesame Street

Set: 21324

2020

Pieces: 1367

[frogs-frogs-and-more-frogs]

[captainbuzzy78]

Elmo is a cute and cuddly monster but do you know what would be fun? Turning him into an Andy Warhol painting! ❤️🎨

[marbleheavy]

i'm collecting personal information! give me your address

yeah ok anything for u sylvs <3

[buttercupagere]

thinking about preschoolcore… primary colors… apple juice boxes… denim overalls… abcs and 123s… curious george… peanut butter and jelly sandwiches… velcro shoes… hopscotch… circle time… sesame street… orange slices… learning manners…

[muppet-facts]

Muppet Fact #1023

At one point, Olivia used the basement of 123 Sesame Street as her darkroom for her photography.

Source:

Sesame Street. Episode 1359. January 24, 1980.

[thejadedjewel]

Little Muppet Sesame Things #10

The most important reunion from Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird - Big Bird and Snuffy reuniting after Big Bird returns to Sesame. I just love that Snuffy was the main factor in his return to Sesame - if he can't see his best friend and can't be his friend because he's not a bird, then forget this Bird Family. He's going home to his nest, his friends, and his bestie.

The Snuffle Hug that they initially have the second Snuffy wakes up to find "Bird" back is absolutely wonderful. The second Snuffle Hug is just icing on the cake, especially with Snuffy asking prior if he can stop watching Bird's things.

And finally, Big Bird's final words sum it all up nicely:

"Home at Last"

Because Sesame is his home. 123 is his home. Hooper's is his home. Gordon, Susan, Olivia, Bob, Luis, Linda, Maria, and David are his home. Bert, Ernie, Count, Grover, Telly, and Oscar are his home. But most importantly:

Snuffy is his home.

[themisinformer]

Big Bird Shot Dead in Apparent Gang Related Shooting

SESAME STREET - Residents of Sesame Street have been in shock today after the tragic death of beloved feathered icon Big Bird, who authorities say was caught in the middle of what appears to be a gang related altercation. According to police reports, Big Bird, who was known for his towering height, vibrant yellow feathers, and friendly demeanor, was found unresponsive near the corner of Hooper Avenue and Ernie Boulevard earlier this morning.

Witnesses say they heard gunshots being fired, followed by a loud “AWK!” and then what sounded like fellow puppets fleeing the scene. In the aftermath, Big Bird was seen lying lifelessly on the ground, with his feathers everywhere. Detectives are now in the process of investigating links between this shooting and the ongoing turf wars between the Sesame Street Crips and the Alphabet Boyz, two notorious puppet crews that claim Sesame Street as their turf that have had a longstanding rivalry over their claims, both believing that they should have total control of Sesame Street.

“It’s a dirty game out here,” said local homeless man and reluctant witness, Oscar the Grouch. “You don’t live this long on the block without seeing a few feathers get ruffled.” Big Bird’s unexpected demise comes amid rising tensions in the usually safe and family oriented neighborhood.

Sources say that the Alphabet Boyz, who is believed to be led by local street legend Elmo “RedRum” Furchester, recently violently took control of some of the Sesame Street Crips’ territory, undermining Big Bird’s previous peacekeeping efforts. Known as a mediator in Sesame Street’s longstanding gang politics, Big Bird had previously tried to unite all parties with his infamous mantra, “Why can’t we all just get along?”

“He was like a big brother to all of us,” said Cookie Monster, a longtime friend of Big Bird, who was visibly shaken and holding onto what reporters believed was his fifth cookie of the day. “Big Bird was trying to teach us all about friendship and kindness. Now, all we have left is crumbs.”

The suspected leader of the Sesame Street Crips, known only as “Bert,” refused to comment on the incident, while his partner in crime, a man that goes by “Ernie,” who was seen sporting two gold chains with the letters “ABC” and the numbers “123” on them, simply said, “I ain’t got nothin’ to say. Ernie ain’t no snitch, ya heard?”

Authorities are now urging all residents of Sesame Street to stay indoors during the night, lock their toy chests, and to be on the lookout for any suspicious individuals, including but not limited to “anything with googly eyes.” In a statement to the media, Sesame Street’s HOA would emphasize the need for unity during this time: “Sesame Street has always been about inclusion, but sometimes, all it takes is one bad apple… Or in this case, a rogue red puppet.”

A vigil will be held in Big Bird’s honor tonight, where residents will be gathering to sing Big Bird’s favorite songs and recount all the lessons that they taught them.

[eminsunnytoons123]

Here's which headcanon voice actors and actresses and voice claims I imagine for the "123 Slaughter me Street" characters to have:

The follower - Voice actor: Ray Romano, Voice claim: Manny from Ice Age

The greeter - Voice actress: Debra Wilson voice claim: Daisy duck from Mickey saves christmas

The waiter - Voice actor: Phil LaMarr, voice claim: cheddar man from class of 3000

The nightmare - Voice actor: Kevin Micheal Richardson, voice claim: Big D from class of 3000

The Seeker - Voice actor: Ernie Sabella, voice claim: Pumbaa from the lion king

The Stalker - voice actress: Leslie Jones, voice claim: Zeta from angry birds movie 2

The screamer - Voice actor(s): Tom Kenny or Phil LaMarr, voice claim(s): both Mr Yin and Mr Min from class of 3000

The Hunter - Voice actor: Martin P. Robinson, voice claim: snuffleupagus from sesame street

Gomez - Voice actor: Eric Bauza, voice claim: Robin the frog from the 2018 muppet babies

And I again honestly think that these voices fit them =^.^=

[have-you-been-here]

123 Sesame Street

[liveleaker]

Address?

123 sesame street

[madmaudlingoes]

The scene: my spouse and I are watching Sesame Street with our toddler. Hailee Steinfeld is on, singing about problem solving skills.

Me: Did you know that's the lady that played Kate Bishop in the Hawkeye TV show?

Him: (bursts into shrieking laughter that continues for several minutes)

Toddler: (is concerned)

Me: ...share with the class?

Him, once he has mastered himself: Matt Fraction's Hawkeye run - but the building Clint buys is 123 Sesame Street. The part of Pizza Dog is played by Tango.

Me: And the tracksuits are lead by the Count?

Him: (resumes laughing)

[madellinehatter]

I just remembered when I was little I tried calling Sesame Street by typing 123 into the phone cause I didn’t know the difference between phone numbers and addresses.

[pbskidsnews]

After over 50 seasons of the same format, Sesame Street is mixing things up! Beginning in 2 years, it will adopt the "11-minute episode / interstitial / 11-minute episode" format of programming for a more narrative-driven series.

It's worth noting that this is the same format PBS Kids has used for a majority of their shows since the 90s -- or 2021, if one factors in "Tales From 123". Essentially, you have an 11-minute episode, play an interstitial or an episode of the show's accompanying short-form series after that, and then play another 11-minute episode. Sesame Street is one of the few shows to not follow that format, but will beginning in 2025.

The article makes mention of Sesame Workshop's deal with Warner Bros. Discovery expiring, but it's unclear at the moment whether they will renew the deal with WBD or if they will seek out another network or streaming service for Sesame Street. As of now, PBS's role in the deal, where episodes air after a seven-month delay, still remains.

"Tales From 123" also has the potential to be turned into a full series. If that happens, and if episodes play on PBS in any capacity, it will have the honor of being the first short-form series to be adapted into a full one, as no PBS short-form series has been made into a whole series for the network.

You can read the article here.

Thanks goes to ToonHive on Twitter for reporting on this!