Post by First Lady on Feb 13, 2004 10:17:02 GMT
FROM SESAME STREET TO PENNSYLVANIA AVE: BIG BIRD AND FRIENDS RUFFLE FEATHERS ON 'THE WEST WING'
Published: February 12, 2004
Special Episode Set To Air on NBC, Wednesday, March 3rd
BURBANK, Calif. -– February 12, 2004 –- Members of the Sesame Street Muppets will make their first-ever guest appearance together on a primetime series when they visit The White House on NBC's "The West Wing." The episode will air Wednesday, March 3, 2004, 9:00 –10:00 p.m. ET.
Big Bird, Elmo, Zoe and Rosita make their debut when President Bartlet (Martin Sheen) enlists C.J. (Allison Janney) to help improve the First Lady's image. Abbey (Stockard Channing) embraces C.J.'s suggestion to work with the Muppets and show the public that she's a First Lady who is also a working doctor. The White House staff and their children are abuzz when Abbey films a public service announcement in which she gives the beloved Elmo a check-up.
Sesame Street, produced by the non-profit educational organization Sesame Workshop, will celebrate its 35th anniversary this year.
Sesame Workshop (www.sesameworkshop.org) is a nonprofit educational organization making a meaningful difference in children's lives around the world. Founded in 1968, the Workshop changed television forever with the legendary Sesame Street, a series that continues to address the needs of today's children by emphasizing the important lesson of respect and understanding. Today, the Workshop continues to innovate on behalf of children in 120 countries, using its proprietary research methodology to ensure its programs and products are engaging and enriching.
"The West Wing" is a John Wells Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television Production Inc. John Wells serves as the executive producer. Aaron Sorkin is the creator.
Published: February 12, 2004
Special Episode Set To Air on NBC, Wednesday, March 3rd
BURBANK, Calif. -– February 12, 2004 –- Members of the Sesame Street Muppets will make their first-ever guest appearance together on a primetime series when they visit The White House on NBC's "The West Wing." The episode will air Wednesday, March 3, 2004, 9:00 –10:00 p.m. ET.
Big Bird, Elmo, Zoe and Rosita make their debut when President Bartlet (Martin Sheen) enlists C.J. (Allison Janney) to help improve the First Lady's image. Abbey (Stockard Channing) embraces C.J.'s suggestion to work with the Muppets and show the public that she's a First Lady who is also a working doctor. The White House staff and their children are abuzz when Abbey films a public service announcement in which she gives the beloved Elmo a check-up.
Sesame Street, produced by the non-profit educational organization Sesame Workshop, will celebrate its 35th anniversary this year.
Sesame Workshop (www.sesameworkshop.org) is a nonprofit educational organization making a meaningful difference in children's lives around the world. Founded in 1968, the Workshop changed television forever with the legendary Sesame Street, a series that continues to address the needs of today's children by emphasizing the important lesson of respect and understanding. Today, the Workshop continues to innovate on behalf of children in 120 countries, using its proprietary research methodology to ensure its programs and products are engaging and enriching.
"The West Wing" is a John Wells Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television Production Inc. John Wells serves as the executive producer. Aaron Sorkin is the creator.
