The character of Oscar the Grouch from the show, "Sesame Street" was inspired by two people. His attitude comes from a nasty waiter that served Jim Henson and former director Jon Stone at a restaurant called Oscar's Tavern in Manhattan. The voice was inspired by a cab-driver that used to drive Carroll Spinney to the set every day during the first season.
In 2004, Cookie Monster revealed that, before trying cookies for the first time, his name was Sid.
Oscar the Grouch's fur was orange in the first season. In the second season, it was changed to green.
The Count was born on 9 October 1,830,653 B.C.
Big Bird is 8'2" tall.
Bert and Ernie are *not* named for the characters in It's a Wonderful Life (1946); it's a coincidence.
"Sing a Song" (later released as a single by The Carpenters) was originally slated to be the show's opening theme song.
The shoe size of Snuffy Snuffleupagus was 65 GGG
In 2004, Cookie Monster revealed that, before trying cookies for the first time, his name was Sid.
Oscar the Grouch's fur was orange in the first season. In the second season, it was changed to green.
The Count was born on 9 October 1,830,653 B.C.
Big Bird is 8'2" tall.
Bert and Ernie are *not* named for the characters in It's a Wonderful Life (1946); it's a coincidence.
"Sing a Song" (later released as a single by The Carpenters) was originally slated to be the show's opening theme song.
The shoe size of Snuffy Snuffleupagus was 65 GGG