Since it launched on PBS in 1969, “Sesame Street” has brought generations of kids much joy with its colorful, relatable Muppets. But some stand out more than others.
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Sesame Workshop13. Abby Cadabby
Who? Exactly.
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Sesame Workshop12. Telly
Nobody likes a worrywart, and Telly is the worry-est wart there is.
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Sesame Workshop11. Zoe
Elmo proved to be such a popular character that the show introduced Zoe in 1993 to be his companion. But did we really need another Elmo?
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Sesame Workshop10. Rosita
Rosita is most memorable for being the first regular bilingual character on “Sesame Street,” but not much else.