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CST Screen Media presents a documentary directed by Marilyn Agrelo. Rated PG (for some thematic elements, language and smoking). Running time: 107 minutes. Opens Friday at Landmark Century Centre and available May 7 on demand. That’s the thing about “Sesame Street.” It’s in our heads and in our hearts and in our memories forever, and we’re all the better for it. So yes, the documentary “Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street” is an unabashed love letter to the first 20 years of the most influential, most beloved and most enduring children’s program in television history, and why not? Nobody wants to see an expose ripping the lid off Oscar the Grouch’s trash can to tell the real story about the longstanding feud between Bert and Ernie and the ugly truths about Big Bird’s prima donna behavior, and I’m just kidding, none of that ever happened! By all accounts, Big Bird was a real sweetheart to work with, and Bert and Ernie got along just fine ....
Puppeteer and UTSA senior Bradley Freeman Jr. joins Sesame Workshop's new initiative on race | Film & TV | San Antonio sacurrent.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sacurrent.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Chris Vognar April 21, 2021Updated: April 21, 2021, 5:26 pm Muppets creator Jim Henson (left) is seen in archival footage in the documentary “Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street.” Photo: Courtesy SFFilm “Sesame Street” was potent stuff, especially if you were a little ankle biter during the show’s early days in the late ’60s and early ’70s. Proust can keep his madeleine. I’ll take the Martians trying to figure out the telephone, and all of those insanely catchy ditties whose purpose was to teach you how to spell and count. Any of the above can zap me back to early childhood in seconds flat. ....
One of Sesame Street s new Black Muppets brought to life by San Antonio puppeteer Deborah Martin, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail Zach Hyman /Sesame Workshop When Bradley Freeman Jr.’s mom saw a photo of Wesley Walker, the Muppet that he’s been bringing to life for “Sesame Street,” she said, “That looks like you.” “I was like, that’s kind of the point,” said Freeman, 22, who grew up bouncing between San Antonio and Brownsville. “That’s exactly who Wes is intended to be. If I had seen Wesley as a kid, I would have been his biggest fan.” Wesley is one of two Black Muppets introduced in March on the online platforms run by the Sesame Workshop, which produces the venerated children’s program. ....
Skip to main content Currently Reading Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street Review: A Dream Team Teaches Kids Math, the Alphabet and Integration Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street Review: A Dream Team Teaches Kids Math, the Alphabet and Integration Marilyn Agrelo s sweeping look at the origins and impact of the revolutionary kids show transcends nostalgia, documenting television and cultural history alike. Chris Willman, provided by ....