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'''Bonnie Franklin''' (b. 1944) is a comic actress best known for her starring role on the TV show ''One Day at a Time'' (1975-84).
 
'''Bonnie Franklin''' (b. 1944) is a comic actress best known for her starring role on the TV show ''One Day at a Time'' (1975-84).
   
In [[1986]], Franklin appeared in the first season of the home video series ''[[Shalom Sesame]]'', a co-production between ''[[Sesame Street]]'' and the Israeli Sesame show, ''[[Rechov Sumsum]]''. In some segments, she would introduce us a letter of the Hebrew alphabet, and teach some Hebrew words that start with that certain letter.
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In [[1986]], Franklin appeared in the first season of the home video series ''[[Shalom Sesame]]'', a co-production between ''[[Sesame Street]]'' and the Israeli Sesame show, ''[[Rechov Sumsum]]''. In some segments, she would introduce us a letter of the Hebrew alphabet, and teach some Hebrew words that start with that letter.
   
 
She also appeared in ''[[I Love Liberty]]'', a special that featured appearances by the [[Muppets]].
 
She also appeared in ''[[I Love Liberty]]'', a special that featured appearances by the [[Muppets]].

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Bonnie Franklin (b. 1944) is a comic actress best known for her starring role on the TV show One Day at a Time (1975-84).

In 1986, Franklin appeared in the first season of the home video series Shalom Sesame, a co-production between Sesame Street and the Israeli Sesame show, Rechov Sumsum. In some segments, she would introduce us a letter of the Hebrew alphabet, and teach some Hebrew words that start with that letter.

She also appeared in I Love Liberty, a special that featured appearances by the Muppets.

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