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He appeared again as '''The Jacket Fairy''' in two episodes (one from [[Season 30]] and another in [[Season 32]]). |
He appeared again as '''The Jacket Fairy''' in two episodes (one from [[Season 30]] and another in [[Season 32]]). |
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He appeared as '''The Dog Fairy''' in an episode from [[Season 33]]. |
He appeared as '''The Dog Fairy''' in an episode from [[Season 33]]. |
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Revision as of 11:17, 20 April 2007
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Template:Am The Fairy Godperson appeared in several episodes Sesame Street A wish-granting fairy, his performer and appearance are generally consistent, but his name and specific powers are not. Like Lecture Lady or Mr. Gameshow, his name in dialogue is tailored to his function on an episode-to-episode basis.
His earliest appearance was in Season 29 as Wolfgang's Fairy Godperson.
He appeared again as The Jacket Fairy in two episodes (one from Season 30 and another in Season 32).
He was also The Bubble Fairy in an episode from Season 30.
He appeared as The Dog Fairy in an episode from Season 33.
He appeared in Episode 4080 as Elmo's Fairy Godperson to grant Elmo's wish of being a bird. He carries with him a cellular wand which has recorded a number of instances in which Elmo has made the wish. After Elmo has had his fun, he summons his Fairy Godperson again to change him back into a monster.
He appeared again as Big Bird's Fairy Godperson in another episode.
His most recent appearance was in Episode 4128, appearing this time with a tall stack of hair, as the Hairy Godperson. He appears when Zoe wishes she had longer hair, like Rapunzel, and grants her wish with the aid of his magic curling iron.