N E W S
   2006 | 2005 |
2004
   2003 | 2002 |
2001    2000 | 1999 | 1998
   Submit News



Shop for Muppet DVD's,
Replicas and Puppets

 

New Collectibles

• 12/26 - The Complete History of Sesame Street

• 10/01 - Sesame Street: A Celebration of 40 Years of Life on the Street

• 9/30 - Abby in Wonderland DVD

• 9/02 - Jim Henson's Doodle Dreams

• 8/12 - Furry, Fun and Healthy Too DVD

• 7/22 - Sesame Street Count on Sports DVD

• 6/24 - Elmo's World Summer Vacation DVD

• 6/24 - Sesame CD's: Hot Hot Hot Dance Songs | The Best of Elmo

• 5/20 - The Muppet Show Season 3 DVD

Join the Muppet
Central Mailing List

 

NEWS

Red Fraggle live at Comic Con 2008

Kermit Love dies at 91

Henson announces Emmet Otter musical

Henson's "Sid the Science Kid" coming to PBS in September

Weinstein rolls with Fraggle Rock movie

More >>

MERCHANDISE

Ernie and Bert's "Count on Sports" DVD

Abby in Wonderland poofs onto DVD September 30

Two Sesame Street history books arriving this fall

Muppets win a Grammy for "Green and Red Christmas"

The Muppet Show Season 3 arrives May 20

More >>

"Sesame Street" still growing up at age 30

Courtesy of USA Today
August 22, 1998

'Sesame Street', turning 30 this fall, plans its first major format change.

Starting with the new season in late October, PBS's trailblazing show for the preschool set is expected to be carved up into two segments: a 40-minute version of the current show, followed by 20 minutes of 'Elmo's World', reminiscent of the Nickelodeon hit 'Blue's Clues', which adds interactive elements. 'Sesame' will also refocus around it's core group of characters.

"'Sesame Street' has always experimented with creative ways to meet the needs of today's children, but it's premature to comment on specific plans," says Sherrie Rollins of 'Sesame' producer Children's Television Workshop.

 

     
Search:
Keywords:
In Association with Amazon.com

home | news | collectibles | articles | forum | guides | radio | cards | help

Fan site Muppet Central created by Phillip Chapman. Multimedia design by James V. Carroll. Updates by Muppet Central Staff. All Muppets, Bear characters and photos are copyright of the Muppets Holding Company. Sesame Street characters and photos are copyright of Sesame Workshop. Fraggle Rock, Creature Shop and similar likenesses are copyright of The Jim Henson Company.