Sesame Street Humans' Alternate Identities

Alter egos assumed by the human cast of Sesame Street.

Picture	Name	Portrayer	Notes
File:Charliechaplinme.jpg	Charlie Chaplin's The Tramp	Maria	Maria, with moustache and cane, in a series of silent film homages.
	Banana	Bob	In Chapter three of Mr. Snuffleupagus's story "Are You My Brother?" Alice Snuffleupagus and Big Bird meet a banana who is not Big Bird's sister despite being tall, skinny and yellow.
	Baseball player	Lexine	In the story "The Princesses and the Stick," two baseball players come across the Princesses' stick and use it as a baseball bat.
	Baseball player	Luis	In the story "The Princesses and the Stick," two baseball players come across the Princesses' stick and use it as a baseball bat.
	Bob the Blob	Bob	Bob disguises himself as a Grouch to appear on Oscar's game show Real Grouches. He plays the flute and harmonica and is booed by the Grouch audience.
	A Bumblebee	Bob	In Chapter one of Mr. Snuffleupagus' story "Are You My Brother?" Alice Snuffleupagus meets a Bumblebee who is not her brother because he has wings unlike Alice.
File:BobFish3626.png	Fish	Bob	In the story "The Princesses and the Stick," a fisherman catches a fish with the stick.
	Grouch	Bob	Bob as a Grouch in Grouch Eye for the Nice Guy.
	Hat catcher	Carlo	In the story "The Princesses and the Stick," a hat catcher finds the stick and uses it to get one of his hats down from a tree.
	Prairie Dawn	Bob	Bob as Prairie Dawn.
	Princess	Gabi	In the story "The Princesses and the Stick," two princesses (Gabi and Rosita) play with their favorite stick before setting it down to find ribbon to tie around it.
	Lou Snuffleupagus	Bob	In the final chapter of Mr. Snuffleupagus' story "Are You My Brother?" Alice Snuffleupagus meets a Snuffleupagus who is not her brother because he is her cousin.
	A Spider	Bob	In Chapter two of Mr. Snuffleupagus' story "Are You My Brother?" Alice Snuffleupagus meets a Spider who is not her brother despite having furry legs and no wings.
	Trash Gordon	Gordon	Gordon as the star of Slimey's favorite bedtime story.
	TriangleBob TrianglePants	Bob	Bob as the star of Telly's favorite TV show.
	Doll Doctor	Gordon	In Betty Lou's story "Dolly Dearest," the big yellow bird calls in a Doll Doctor to find out why his talking doll refuses to talk to him.