Publieke figuren in Rotterdam - Pagina 104

Amazing Al is the Australian-accented host of "The Amazing Alphabet Race" who recruits Elmo as a contestant in Sesame Street Episode 4154. Al chooses Elmo on the strength of knowi...

Little Murray Sparkles is a cat who belongs to Elizabeth on Sesame Street. He first appeared in Season 31. In his first appearance (Episode 3852), he was just named Sparkles. Eliz...

Lily is a character who debuted in the 2011 Sesame Street special, Growing Hope Against Hunger. She is described in materials as "food insecure." On December 8, 2011, she appeared...

Trashini is a Grouch who appears in Episode 4516 of Sesame Street. She was the smelliest girl at Oscar's high school, as he recalls. In a flashback, we see her accompanying a nerd...

Fluffinella is Ned Shimmelfinny's cat on Fraggle Rock. Her first appearance was in the second episode, "Wembley and the Gorgs." Sprocket doesn't get along with her due to her vici...

Rose is Julia's brown shaggy pet dog. She first appeared in 2019, in a series of videos featuring the first on-screen appearances of Julia's family. She was absent from the precedi...

A Muppet Toucan was seen on Sesame Street as early as Episode 0831. He introduces himself as Juan Toucan (Richard Hunt) who has flown up to Sesame Street in the winter to experienc...

Elena is Julia and Samuel's mother, and Daniel's wife, who features in videos and storybooks for Sesame Street’s autism initiative, See Amazing in All Children. Elena is an art te...

The Brontosaurus is the familiar name for one of the most iconic dinosaurs, with its long neck and friendly, herbivoric nature. There has been some debate in the scientific communi...

Dancers The unnamed Whatnots featured in The Muppet Show "At the Dance" sketches. Miss Piggy and a Male Pig Dancer

A Baseball hat, or Baseball cap, is interviewed by Elmo in the Elmo's World episode "Hats." With the help of a crash helmet and a bowler hat, Elmo learns about the parts of a hat.

Stephanie D'Abruzzo makes her debut in this episode, performing the tan monster. Other monster performers include Martin P. Robinson (purple), David Rudman (periwinkle), and Camill...

Johnny the Wolf is a guest on The Animal Show. He appears in the episode "Wolf & Baboon", telling Stinky the Skunk and Jake the Polar Bear how wolves live in a pack. His puppet wa...

Rocky's Mother hears Rocky crying and comes in to comfort him. She tells him that she wishes he could talk. When Rocky's mother and sister leave the room, Rocky bursts into song, s...

Travis the African Buffalo appeared in the "Hippopotamus & African Buffalo" episode of The Animal Show, in which he told Stinky and Jake about african buffalos and how they sometim...

Rocky was a Sesame Street Anything Muppet who sings the punk rock song "Cry," about why he cries. His family includes his mother and sister Roberta. Another child named Rocky sang...

Esther is an occasional Whatnot old lady who has appeared periodically since the 1990s but was named during her 2020 appearance in the Muppets Now episode "Socialized" (a speaking ...

Miss Fortune is a talking fortune cookie and a part of the Smart Cookies team in the Sesame Street segment, "Smart Cookies." She is able to dispense slips of paper from within her...

Julie the Flamingo is a character in The Animal Show. She appears in the episode "Pelican & Flamingo" where she tells Stinky the Skunk and Jake the Polar Bear all about flamingos ...

Ms. Turpentine is a representative of the Grouchenheim Museum on Filth Avenue. She appears in Episode 2657 of Sesame Street. She arrives on the street, having gotten word of a bud...

Baby Blotter is Tutter's little cousin on Bear in the Big Blue House. Baby Blotter is raised by a single mother, Juner. During the finale song, "Tutters Now and Forever," Baby Blo...

Two deliverymonsters (Stephanie D'Abruzzo and Kevin Clash) carry a large letter M past the camera, and show it to the viewer.

Andrew the Reindeer is a guest on The Animal Show. He appears in the episode "Siberian Tiger & Reindeer", where he tells Stinky the Skunk and Jake the Polar Bear about how reindeer...

The AM monsters (Anything Muppet monsters) are a group of faceless Sesame Street monster puppets whose identities can be changed by altering eyes, noses, tongues, horns or other fe...

The Great Sphinx of Giza, commonly referred to as the Sphinx, is a limestone statue of a reclining or couchant sphinx (a mythical creature with a lion's body and a human head) that...

Margaret is a beautician introduced on Muppets Now. She appears in "Due Date" during the "Lifesty" segment to administer a face slapping massage. Beginning on Taye Diggs, Margaret...

After all his sheep have gotten tired of constantly jumping to be counted and split, Count von Count contacts Twenty-four Hour Emergency Counting Service for a counting alternative...

Frankie Frank and the Footers was a rap group, led by Frankie Frank and consisting entirely of hot dogs, who appeared on the short-lived Saturday morning series CityKids. In 2006,...

Christmas Carolers have figured prominently in many Muppet Christmas productions. In 2002, a quartet of Anything Muppet carolers appeared to serenade Elmo and his goldfish Dorothy ...

The AM monsters (Anything Muppet monsters) are a group of faceless Sesame Street monster puppets whose identities can be changed by altering eyes, noses, tongues, horns or other fe...

Tyler the Traveling Tailor appeared in Episode 2170 of Sesame Street. As his title suggests, Tyler is a tailor whose business model entails bringing tailored clothing directly to ...

The Papa Tree Creature is a large maroon bird from The Gorgs' Garden in the second season Fraggle Rock episode "Wembley's Egg". He appears along with Mama Tree Creature.

The Fantastic Finkelman is the cousin of the Amazing Mumford and a magician in his own right. He appears in Episode 1815 of Sesame Street. He is brought to Sesame Street to remedy...

Dancers The unnamed Whatnots featured in The Muppet Show "At the Dance" sketches. Elderly Frog Male Whatnot Dancer: Episode 515: Carol Burnett - Danced with Mrs. Appleby.