Sesame Street

[nesser1981]

Have you guys watched lately?

I dvr'd some and I'm watching it now. Bert & Ernie are made out of clay?

 

[Jenn Barrette]

I think the clay-mation Bert and Ernie is a separate show now?

 

[junebug]

strange. haven't watched in a long time.

 

[nesser1981]

I think the clay-mation Bert and Ernie is a separate show now?

Its their Big Adventure thing, I don't know, it was a segment in the show. They had an Abby segment too, and it was kind of weird. Cute, but not old sesame street.

 

[stayawake]

They've redone a lot... Now Murray (the orange monster) is kind of like a host, and he tells you what's coming up next, instead of the random flipping to different little shows. And the segments 'on' sesame street are longer and more involved than even a few seasons ago, and the little commercial like segments are less. Lots more celebrities. Murry and his little lamb are a regular part of the show now, about half way through.
Bert and Ernie are still regular puppets, but "bert and ernie's great adventure' is a seperate thing, made in Germany that occationally airs in the regular sesame street, but the regular puppet ones are still in there too. That or Elmo's world usually closes the show. WE're regular watchers in my house.

 

[nesser1981]

Thanks for clearing it up for me.

Keira loves Elmo, but I rarely watch it, Cooper is finally starting to sit and watch for awhile, so I was watching it with him this morning. I felt lost

 

[Jennilyn]

Yep, the Bert & Ernie's Big Adventure claymation thing is a separate show. Here, it's an in-between 2 shows type of mini-show, not on the channel Sesame Street is showed on though. I've never actually seen it on PBS before!