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'''''Out of This World''''' is a ''[[Sesame Street Live]]'' show which premiered in [[2003]]. This was the first Sesame Street Live show to use [[the Martians]]. |
'''''Out of This World''''' is a ''[[Sesame Street Live]]'' show which premiered in [[2003]]. This was the first Sesame Street Live show to use [[the Martians]]. |
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==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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| − | : [[Big Bird walk-arounds|Big Bird]], [[Oscar the Grouch walk-arounds|Oscar]], [[Grundgetta walk-around|Grundgetta]], [[Bert walk-arounds|Bert]], [[Ernie walk-arounds|Ernie]], [[Elmo walk-arounds|Elmo]], [[Grover walk-arounds|Grover]], [[Cookie Monster walk-arounds|Cookie Monster]], [[Zoe walk-arounds|Zoe]], [[Rosita walk-arounds|Rosita]], [[ |
+ | : [[Big Bird walk-arounds|Big Bird]], [[Oscar the Grouch walk-arounds|Oscar]], [[Grundgetta walk-around|Grundgetta]], [[Bert walk-arounds|Bert]], [[Ernie walk-arounds|Ernie]], [[Elmo walk-arounds|Elmo]], [[Grover walk-arounds|Grover]], [[Cookie Monster walk-arounds|Cookie Monster]], [[Zoe walk-arounds|Zoe]], [[Rosita walk-arounds|Rosita]], [[Count von Count walk-arounds|Count von Count]], [[Baby Bear walk-arounds|Baby Bear]], [[Telly Monster walk-arounds|Telly]], [[Prairie Dawn walk-arounds|Prairie Dawn]], [[Honker walk-arounds|a Honker]], [[the Martians]] and [[Terry]]. |
| − | While not credited in the program, the [[Two-Headed Monster]] |
+ | While not credited in the program, the [[Two-Headed Monster]] appears briefly via a TV screen during the [[Journey to Ernie]] portion of the show. |
==Voices== |
==Voices== |
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*"[[The Hokey Pokey]]" |
*"[[The Hokey Pokey]]" |
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*"Attitude Dance" |
*"Attitude Dance" |
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*"[[Journey to Ernie]]" |
*"[[Journey to Ernie]]" |
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*"[[Do the Alphabet]]" |
*"[[Do the Alphabet]]" |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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* [[Out of This World (soundtrack)|''Out of This World'' soundtrack]] |
* [[Out of This World (soundtrack)|''Out of This World'' soundtrack]] |
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[[Category: Sesame Street Live Shows]] |
[[Category: Sesame Street Live Shows]] |
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Revision as of 09:16, 29 July 2019
A flyer for Out of This World
Out of This World is a Sesame Street Live show which premiered in 2003. This was the first Sesame Street Live show to use the Martians.
Two homesick Martians come to Sesame Street, and they need help getting back to Mars. Big Bird and Elmo turn to their new friend, Terry, to help fix the Martians' spaceship.
Cast
- Big Bird, Oscar, Grundgetta, Bert, Ernie, Elmo, Grover, Cookie Monster, Zoe, Rosita, Count von Count, Baby Bear, Telly, Prairie Dawn, a Honker, the Martians and Terry.
While not credited in the program, the Two-Headed Monster appears briefly via a TV screen during the Journey to Ernie portion of the show.
Voices
- Caroll Spinney as Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch
- Pam Arciero as Grundgetta
- Fran Brill as Zoe
- Kevin Clash as Elmo
- Eric Jacobson as Grover, Bert
- Jerry Nelson as Count von Count
- Carmen Osbahr as Rosita
- Martin P. Robinson as Telly Monster, Martian 1
- David Rudman as Baby Bear, Cookie Monster
- Matt Vogel as Martian 2
- Steve Whitmire as Ernie
Songs
- "Just Another Sunny Day"
- "Country #2 Song"
- "How Do You Say Hello"
- "We Are All Earthlings"
- "The Happiest Street in the World"
- "Elmo's Song"
- "The Hokey Pokey"
- "Attitude Dance"
- "Rubber Duckie"
- "Journey to Ernie"
- "Do the Alphabet"
- "Disco Duck"
- "Pigeons and Cookies and Trash"
- "No Matter What Your Language"
- "The Yup Yup Boogie"
- "Home"
- "Fix-It"
- "We Are Family"
- "Sesame Street Theme"
Performing cast
- Noland McFarland as Telly Monster, 2004-2005