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'''Curly Bear''' is [[Baby Bear]]'s baby [[Muppet relatives|sister]] on ''[[Sesame Street]]''. |
'''Curly Bear''' is [[Baby Bear]]'s baby [[Muppet relatives|sister]] on ''[[Sesame Street]]''. |
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When she was introduced as an infant in [[Season 34 (2003)|Season 34]], Baby Bear had to adjust to no longer being the "baby" of the family. Currently a toddler, Curly is fond of her big brother, whom she calls "Bebo." Unlike Baby Bear, [[Papa Bear]], and [[Mama Bear]], Curly does not like porridge. Curly can growl louder than Baby Bear. Her birthday is May 9. |
When she was introduced as an infant in [[Season 34 (2003)|Season 34]], Baby Bear had to adjust to no longer being the "baby" of the family. Currently a toddler, Curly is fond of her big brother, whom she calls "Bebo." Unlike Baby Bear, [[Papa Bear]], and [[Mama Bear]], Curly does not like porridge. Curly can growl louder than Baby Bear. Her birthday is May 9. |
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| − | The episodes containing the story of Curly Bear's birth were collected on home video in ''[[Three Bears and a New Baby]]''. In the DVD ''[[Elmo's Potty Time]]'', it is revealed that she is in the process of being toilet-trained. |
+ | The episodes containing the story of Curly Bear's birth were collected on home video in ''[[Three Bears and a New Baby]]''. In the DVD ''[[Elmo's Potty Time]]'', it is revealed that she is in the process of being toilet-trained. She was also seen in the outreach video ''[[Food for Thought]]'', the special ''[[Once Upon a Sesame Street Christmas]]'', and "[[Elmo's World: Feet]]." |
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+ | ==Episodic appearances== |
| + | * [[Season 34 (2003)|Season 34]]: [[Episode 4055|4055]], [[Episode 4056|4056]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4055]] - Birthday (aired on May 9, 2003) |
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| + | * [[Season 35 (2004)|Season 35]]: [[The Street We Live On|4057]], [[Episode 4059|4059]], [[Episode 4066|4066]], [[Episode 4073|4073]], [[Episode 4076|4076]], [[Episode 4078|4078]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4059]] - Curly Bear doesn't like porridge |
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| + | * [[Season 36 (2005)|Season 36]]: [[Episode 4084|4084]], [[Episode 4106|4106]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4066]] - Goldilocks and the Four Bears |
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| + | * [[Season 37 (2006)|Season 37]]: [[Episode 4130|4130]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4073]] - Curly Bear likes to draw |
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| + | * [[Season 38 (2007)|Season 38]]: [[Episode 4158|4158]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4076]] - Curly Bear's growl is louder than Baby Bear's |
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| + | * [[Season 39 (2008)|Season 39]]: [[Episode 4170|4170]], [[Episode 4186|4186]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4078]] - Curly Bear won't take a nap |
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| + | * [[Season 40 (2009-2010)|Season 40]]: [[Episode 4193|4193]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4084]] - Telly and Baby Bear attempt to get Curly Bear to try a banana |
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| + | * [[Season 41 (2010)|Season 41]]: [[Episode 4225|4225]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4106]] - Telly, Rosita, and Baby Bear try to find out what Curly Bear is saying to them |
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| + | * [[Season 42 (2011-2012)|Season 42]]: [[Episode 4264|4264]], [[Episode 4267|4267]], [[Episode 4269|4269]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4170]] - Curly Bear Chases Birthday Cake |
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| + | * [[Season 44 (2013-2014)|Season 44]]: [[Episode 4412|4412]] |
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| − | * [[Episode 4264]] - Goodbye Pacifier |
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| − | * [[Episode 4269]] - Siblings |
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==Book appearances== |
==Book appearances== |
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* ''[[What Makes You Giggle?]]'' (2007) |
* ''[[What Makes You Giggle?]]'' (2007) |
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* ''[[Let's Help the Earth]]'' (2008) |
* ''[[Let's Help the Earth]]'' (2008) |
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| − | *''[[Storybook ABCs]]'' (2008) |
+ | * ''[[Storybook ABCs]]'' (2008) |
* ''[[My Big Book of Firsts]]'' (2009) |
* ''[[My Big Book of Firsts]]'' (2009) |
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| − | *''[[Plant a Tree for Me!]]'' (2010) -- referred to incorrectly as "Honey Bear" |
+ | * ''[[Plant a Tree for Me!]]'' (2010) -- referred to incorrectly as "Honey Bear" |
* ''[[Grouches Are Green]]'' (2011) |
* ''[[Grouches Are Green]]'' (2011) |
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| + | * ''[[It's Hanukkah!]]'' (2023) |
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| + | * ''[[Elmo Asks Why]]'' (2023) |
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| PERFORMER | Stephanie D'Abruzzo |
| DEBUT | 2003 |
| DESIGN | Ed Christie designer |
| Rollie Krewson builder | |
Curly Bear is Baby Bear's baby sister on Sesame Street.
When she was introduced as an infant in Season 34, Baby Bear had to adjust to no longer being the "baby" of the family. Currently a toddler, Curly is fond of her big brother, whom she calls "Bebo." Unlike Baby Bear, Papa Bear, and Mama Bear, Curly does not like porridge. Curly can growl louder than Baby Bear. Her birthday is May 9.
The episodes containing the story of Curly Bear's birth were collected on home video in Three Bears and a New Baby. In the DVD Elmo's Potty Time, it is revealed that she is in the process of being toilet-trained. She was also seen in the outreach video Food for Thought, the special Once Upon a Sesame Street Christmas, and "Elmo's World: Feet."
Episodic appearances
- Season 34: 4055, 4056
- Season 35: 4057, 4059, 4066, 4073, 4076, 4078
- Season 36: 4084, 4106
- Season 37: 4130
- Season 38: 4158
- Season 39: 4170, 4186
- Season 40: 4193
- Season 41: 4225
- Season 42: 4264, 4267, 4269
- Season 44: 4412
Book appearances
- My Fuzzy Valentine (2005)
- Abby Cadabby's Rhyme Time (2007)
- Have Yourself a Furry Little Christmas (2007)
- What Makes You Giggle? (2007)
- Let's Help the Earth (2008)
- Storybook ABCs (2008)
- My Big Book of Firsts (2009)
- Plant a Tree for Me! (2010) -- referred to incorrectly as "Honey Bear"
- Grouches Are Green (2011)
- It's Hanukkah! (2023)
- Elmo Asks Why (2023)