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Big Bird’s cousins and international pals from the global versions of Sesame Street. From left to right: Garibaldo ( Vila Sésamo , Brazil) Minik Kuş ( Susam Sokaği , Turkïye) Abelardo Montoya ( Plaza Sésamo , Mexico) Big Bird ( Sesame Street , USA / Canada) Pino ( Sesamstraat , The Netherlands) Caponata ( Barrio Sésamo , Spain) Poupas ( Rua Sésamo , Portugal) Da Niao ( Zhima Jie , China) Toccata ( 1, rue Sésame , France) Samson ( Sesamstraße , Germany) Zeliboba ( Ulitza Sezam , Russia) Bazyli ( Ulica Sezamkowa , Poland) Abelardo (original version, Plaza Sésamo , Mexico) Espinete ( Barrio Sésamo , Spain) Kippi Ben Kippod ( Rechov Sumsum / Shalom Sesame , Israel) Boombah ( Galli Galli Sim Sim , India)

So apparently PBS now has an official apparel/ merch store and I am only just finding out about this now? If you also missed the launch that happened in mid May (from what I can tell), HERE is the link. This viewer is going to wear the hell out of this stuff and I hope a viewer like you will as well.

An excellent video about Natchez, Mississippi, monetizing their history of slavery. The only thing that I can’t deal with is the lady in the video speaks like a therapist, and I just really hate that tone of voice. “Does that bring anything up for you?” Or “Let’s unpack that a little bit.” Like I hate it when people talk like that, but I cannot put my finger on why. It just always seems so… Antagonistic? Like I’m being lured into a trap. A great video for people who don’t mind that tone of voice.

A VAST WASTELAND COMES AGAIN The State of Television, by Rich Paschall When the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission spoke to the National Association of Broadcasters in Washington, DC, he began his speech as one might expect. He offered praise for the “noble profession” of broadcasting. He told the group, “When television is good, nothing — not the theater, not the magazines or newspapers — nothing is better.”… A VAST WASTELAND COMES AGAIN

BTS Wishbone dream I had a dream I was the host of a PBS gameshow directed by the same person who made Wishbone where celebrities would come on and be quizzed about classic literature, and if they failed, they had to read the actual book. For some reason Jimin from BTS was on the first show and lost so he had to do a stream where he read some classic piece of literature (I forget what it was). Jimin was bummed, especially due to the language barrier, but I told him he could read it audibly to his fans. So he had a bunch of streams where he did that and his fans were ecstatic about it. I know absolutely NOTHING about BTS or Jimin. I don’t know why my subconscious did this. Can anyone from the BTS Army tell me why this is happening and if this would be accurate?

What would you do if you met Clifford in real life?

Grantchester pbs tonight!!!

Today’s American food movement can be traced back to one man: cookbook author, journalist, television celebrity and teacher James Beard. This documentary originally aired on April 28th, 2017.

To keep the universe static, Albert Einstein invented something called the cosmological constant. He later abandoned it. Decades afterward, astronomers discovered the universe’s expansion is accelerating—reviving Einstein’s controversial idea.

This documentary short follows Trey Abdella as he mines the everyday aesthetics of middle-class America—from “Live Laugh Love” and kitschy home decor to Saturday morning cartoons and amusement park animatronics—peeling back their artifice to reveal the oddities, dysfunction, and disgust that may lie underneath.

Daily cartoon characters day 12:super why

Art dump

Sunday Pipes #230 This is a treat from one of our (meaning those that regularly follow and comment) favorite organists. “The Lapwood Effect” Oh, my, this was fun to watch! View On WordPress

The final season of # Grantchester comes to #PBSMasterpiece this weekend, with Rishi Nair and Robson Green returning as Alphy and Geordie. But does the beloved crime drama go out on a high or a low? Read our review of Series 11 to get our impressions. Grantchester series 11 serves up what PBS viewers will want from the final season

Coloured Pencil and Poster Painting of Chara cters 76 Coloured pencil and poster painting of Lawrence and Dr. Alice Tennelli from The Magic School Bus by Azleea Ameera - 11 June 2026 I made a coloured pencil and poster painting of amongst of The Magic School Bus characters. These are Ralphie’s parents, Lawrence and Dr. Alice Tennelli. His father owns and runs an Italian restaurant in Walkerville and his mother is a pediatrician for Walkerville Hospital. I painted two separate background in coral and dark viridian colours.

Why are the only websites that seem to not use ai actively dying/in danger of dying

Why did I not know t bone from Clifford was played by KEL from kenan and Kel lol!

In case there’s interest in the other sticker on my fridge, here’s a link. I’m not affiliated with them. Please note: They hand make items in batches. Your order will take a while! PBS is Punk

“Three young boys, Stephen, David, and Michael, are depicted standing in front of a large Buddha statue in Taiwan. They are wearing straw hats and casual outfits, suggesting a warm and sunny day. This setting is part of the "Three Boys on Taiwan” series, a three-part program showcasing the island’s culture and people.“ more info The adventures of three American boys who explore the island of Taiwan (Formosa) are depicted in these three films. The episodes revolve around a simple story line: Steve, 10; Mike, 9; and Dave, 7; are visiting Taiwan with their parents. The boys get lost and while seeking their way back to Taipei (the capital), they have many worthwhile experiences, learn of the islands past and present cultures, and befriend its people. In the third episode, stumbling northward to Taipei, the boys discover an ox cart which they borrow. When they finally reach Taipei, they become part of a performance of the Chinese opera in the city park, where they are reunited with their friend Mr. Sha. (Description adapted from documents in the NET Microfiche) Series Description Whats New is a childrens series that ran from 1961-1973. The early seasons typically consist of multiple segments, each from an ongoing series on a specific topic. Each segment was produced by a separate educational broadcasting station, and the linkage between the segments was produced by WHYY and hosted by Al Binford. In episodes from later seasons the format varies more, with many episodes focusing on one story or topic throughout the entire 30 minutes. (Description adapted from documents in the NET Microfiche)