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| + | In [[Season 42 (2011-2012)|Season 42]], the Globetrotters appeared in a segment about the number [[3]] with [[Elmo]]. {{first|4266}} {{youtube|M1lSDe0Elk4}} The featured Globetrotters were Kevin "Special K" Daley (#21), Anthony "Ant" Atkinson Jr. (#12), and "Blenda" Rodriguez (#10). |
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| + | *In [[Episode 3139]] of ''Sesame Street'', [[Big Bird]] helps a group of basketball-playing chickens find [[the Furry Arms]]. The scene is punctuated with a music button based on "Sweet Georgia Brown," the theme song for the team. |
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Revision as of 02:47, 17 October 2018
Season 42 appearance.
The Harlem Globetrotters appeared on Sesame Street in multiple inserts. In one segment, they provide a bridging segment (EKA: Episode 0536). In another appearance, they demonstrate parts of the body as they pass a basketball. (EKA: Episode 1149)
In Season 42, the Globetrotters appeared in a segment about the number 3 with Elmo. (First: Episode 4266) (YouTube) The featured Globetrotters were Kevin "Special K" Daley (#21), Anthony "Ant" Atkinson Jr. (#12), and "Blenda" Rodriguez (#10).
References
- In Episode 3139 of Sesame Street, Big Bird helps a group of basketball-playing chickens find the Furry Arms. The scene is punctuated with a music button based on "Sweet Georgia Brown," the theme song for the team.