Alternate identities and character roles played by Luis on Sesame Street
Street Scenes[]
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Señor Zero | Various In episodes 2289, 2422, 2521, and 2991, Luis (or someone greatly resembling him) appears as a masked hero obsessed with the number 0. |
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Pirate | Episode 0315 Little Bird and the viewer imagine Luis is a sword-wielding pirate. |
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Snowman | Episode 0457 Big Bird has made a snowman and Luis portrays the frozen being in an imaginary scenario. |
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The Count | Episode 0575 Luis is among those learning about how to look and act like the Count. |
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Pirate | Episode 1908 In "At Your Library," Luis appears a swashbuckling pirate. |
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Cloud | Episode 2172 Luis features as the cloud in Snuffy's play, "The Day the Sun Almost Didn't Rise." |
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Captain Swashbuckle | Episode 2173 Big Bird imagines Luis as the title character of the book. |
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Egyptian | Episode 2687 Luis plays a subject to Egyptian queen Snufertiti, presenting her with an apple as a potential source of food. |
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Father | Episode 3162 Luis plays the father in the story of "The Pied Piper of 57th Street." |
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Carrot | Episode 3449 Luis plays a vegetable in "The Cloud Who Wanted to Leave the Sky." |
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Brutus | Episode 3489 Luis portrays Brutus in the story "Caesar and the Great Triangle Party." |
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Baseball Player | Episode 3626 In the story "The Princesses and the Stick," Luis is one of the ball players who finds the titular stick and uses it as a bat. |
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Luis-asaurus Rex | Episode 3767 In Telly's story of "The Cave Monster Who Wanted a Pet," Luis plays Zog the Grouch's pet dinosaur. |
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Doctor | Episode 3826 In a play of "Princess Gina's Last Laugh," Maria and Luis play the Marx Brothers-esque Doctors Quackenbush and Bushenquack, though they can't agree on which is which. |
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Balladeer | Episode 4000 In the story of "The Mark of Elefante," Luis plays the guitar-playing, mustache-wearing balladeer (appearing outside the story on Sesame Street as well). |
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The Count | Episode 4411 Luis joins everybody in posing as the Count to win the Noble Prize for Counting. |
Sketches[]
| Picture | Role | Production / Notes |
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Captain Under-Wonder | Under-Wonder Luis plays the daredevil who goes under things. |
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Surgeon | Motorcycle Operation Luis is on a surgeon team under head surgeon Maria in the "operation" on a motorcycle. |
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The Fabulous Flying Floogle | The Fabulous Flying Floogle Luis portrays the circus clown sent to fill in as substitute tightrope walker. He struggles with the concept of walking on the tightrope. |
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Clyde Stupendo | Flying Stupendos Luis plays Clyde Stupendo, tasked with leaping onto the teeter-totter to launch Lucy (Maria). |
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Max Ferbilfeemer | Smart Person: Happy/Scared Luis plays an individual who is confused about his feelings until Kermit the Frog, Smart Person sets him straight. |
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Scarecrow | "Knee, Shoulder, Ankle Song" Luis the Scarecrow gets a verse of the song directed at ankles. |
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Milton Crust | Long John's Rhyming Word Society Luis plays the distinguished spokesperson for a collection of rhymes. |
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Captain Cooperation | Captain Cooperation Luis plays the Captain Marvel-esque hero bent on getting people to work together. |
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Castaway | All At Sea Luis is not a very welcoming member of the desert island community. |
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Mr. Jones | The Add'Ems Family The Rodriquez family plays the Add'ems' family's neighbors, the Joneses, who want to borrow a cup of sugar. |