Muppets of ‘Sesame Street’ Commemorate 50 Years with Heartwarming Tweets

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In a delightful celebration of its 50th anniversary, the beloved television series ‘Sesame Street’ has sparked joy among fans, including the Muppets who are sharing their heartfelt excitement via Twitter. This iconic program has been a staple for generations, providing lessons on life, love, and literacy to countless children who grew up watching it after school. The characters, such as Big Bird, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Grover, The Count, and Bert and Ernie, have become like family to many.

The Muppets have taken to social media, expressing their enthusiasm for this significant milestone with tweets that capture their unique personalities. I must admit, I was surprised to discover the Muppets had Twitter accounts, but I quickly rectified that by following them all—something I recommend you do as well to stay updated on all things ‘Sesame Street.’

Over the years, ‘Sesame Street’ has introduced a variety of furry friends while addressing important societal issues alongside fun, educational content. The show has tackled topics ranging from the acceptable number of cookies one can eat in a sitting (I personally stick to five) to more serious matters, teaching children and adults alike how to navigate life’s challenges.

In May 2019, the show welcomed its latest character, a Muppet named Karli, who lives in foster care and is supported by her “for now” parents, following her mother’s struggles with addiction. Additionally, in December 2018, ‘Sesame Street’ introduced Lily, its first homeless Muppet, as a response to the growing issue of homelessness, allowing her to share her story with Elmo.

The anniversary celebrations included a special broadcast titled ‘Sesame Street’s 50th Anniversary Celebration,’ which aired on November 9. Hosted by actor Alex Martinez, the 45-minute special featured appearances from stars like Whoopi Goldberg and Meghan Trainor, alongside fan-favorites like Big Bird and Elmo, and even a long-awaited return from Kermit the Frog after a decade.

Many organizations and fans also took to Twitter to express their congratulations, showing that the impact of ‘Sesame Street’ resonates far and wide. This show has given us so much over the past 50 years, and it certainly deserves this celebration. Here’s to another half-century of joy and learning!

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