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Sesame Street is an educational television program designed for preschoolers and is recognized as a pioneer of the contemporary standard which combines education and entertainment in children's television shows.

References to Sesame Street in The Simpsons

Episodes

Picture	Season	Episode number	Episode name	Reference
	4	73	"Brother from the Same Planet"	Homer compares a homeless guy to Oscar the Grouch.
250px	9	188	"Miracle on Evergreen Terrace"	Milhouse gets a Tickle-me-Krusty, a parody of Tickle-me-Elmo.
	200	"Trash of the Titans"	During "The Garbage Man", Oscar pops out of one of the bins.
	11	235	"Grift of the Magi"	The head of the toy company is trying to create a new Tickle-Me-Elmo.
	241	"Missionary: Impossible"	After Homer scams the PBS telethon, Oscar the Grump, Elmaux and Big Bird are seen in the mob chasing after Homer (according to the DVD commentary, the character name changes were done for legal reasons).
	13	284	"Blame It on Lisa"	After seeing Teleboobies, Marge shows her disgust for the show's blatant on-screen sexuality, saying, "Bert and Ernie left it to your imagination.".
	14	313	"Moe Baby Blues"	Maggie has a Tickle-me-Elmo.
	15	334	"Bart-Mangled Banner"	Elmo is in the prison the Simpsons are in for unpatriotic behaviour. He later hung himself.
	17	358	"The Girl Who Slept Too Little"	Marge admits her dislike for the Count when a clip of him is shown on TV.
	18	398	"Stop or My Dog Will Shoot!"	Chief Wiggum has a sweater he knitted that shows Big Bird pushing Elmo into a saw.
	19	408	"Funeral for a Fiend"	Moe watches the DVD in the Hibbert's car, showing Big Bird in China. He wonders if Grover would be lonely, but it turns out he is with Derek Jeter.
	410	"E Pluribus Wiggum"	When Ralph is voted as a candidate, Chief Wiggum tries to help him make up his mind about which party to support, stating that the Republican party's mascot is an elephant, and the Democrats mascot is a donkey. When asking who he likes better, Ralph says that he likes Elmo. On a talk show, it is asked if Ralph can go from Sesame Street to Pennsylvania Avenue.
	414	"Dial "N" for Nerder"	Maggie switches to Elmo's website after realizing the family may be watching her play online poker.
	20	436	"Eeny Teeny Maya, Moe"	Costumed versions of Big Bird, Elmo and Count von Count are seen waiting for the rink to clear to perform Sesame Street on Ice.
	21	454	"The Color Yellow"	Ralph's picture includes Elmo.
	461	"To Surveil with Love"	Maggie is seen watching a security camera which she thinks is Sesame Street, but is actually a gay bar with people who look similar to Bert, Ernie, Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch.
	22	468	"Treehouse of Horror XXI"	In Dracula-la Land, Count von Count is seen biting Big Bird for blood.
	23	506	"The Spy Who Learned Me"	Lenny's imaginary friend Hufnpuffalus is a parody of Mr. Snuffleupagus.
	24	509	"Moonshine River"	Milhouse mentioned that Sesame Street takes place in New York.
	523	"Black-Eyed, Please"	Homer watches Sesame Street with Ned's parents Ned, Sr. and Capri while the trio smoke marijuana.
	27	578	"Halloween of Horror"	Lou and Eddie dress up as Bert and Ernie for Halloween, respectively.
	581	"Lisa with an "S""	During a montage of Moe and his friend Laney hanging out in New York, they are chased by an imitative violet Muppet costumed character, referencing the imitative Sesame Street costumed characters appearing in Manhattan (and resembling Elmo).
	28	598	"Friends and Family"	Big Bird's head is on Mr. Burns' wall of trophies.
	32	698	"Yokel Hero"	The slick manager's wall of fame includes Bert and Ernie.
	33	710	"The Wayz We Were"	In New York City, Moe was robbed by both Elmo and Spider-Man.

Comics

Picture	Comic issue	Story name	Reference
	Simpsons Comics #106	Simpsons: The Musical	When the Simpson family visited off-off-broadway they met Bert and Ernie.
	Simpsons Comics #218	Spaced Out!	Sesame Street Fighter is a crossover between Sesame Street and Street Fighter.

References to The Simpsons in Sesame Street

Picture	Reference
	The Simpsons appeared in the celebrity version of the Sesame Street song "Monster in the Mirror". The Simpson family replace two monsters on a wall painting, and at the end, Homer reprimands Bart (who yells "Hey, wubba man!" to Grover).

Cast

Picture	Name	Role in Sesame Street	Role on The Simpsons
	Will Arnett	Played Max the Magician in Episode 4166.	Voiced Deputy Director Gratman in "Steal This Episode".
	Hank Azaria	Played himself in Episode 4411.	Main cast member.
	Alec Baldwin	Played himself in Episode 4141.	Voiced himself in "When You Dish Upon a Star" and Caleb Thorn in "The Bonfire of the Manatees".
	Halle Berry	Played herself in Episode 4301.	Voiced herself in "Angry Dad: The Movie".
	Emily Blunt	Played herself in Episode 4526.	Voiced Juliet Hobbes in "Lisa the Drama Queen".
	Julie Bowen	Played herself in Episode 4221.	Voiced Claire Dunphy, her character from Modern Family, in Family Guy's season 13 premiere "The Simpsons Guy", a The Simpsons/Family Guy crossover.
	Alton Brown	Played himself in Episode 4228.	Voiced himself in "'Cue Detective".
	Steve Carell	Played himself in Episode 4311.	Voiced Dan Gillick in "Penny-Wiseguys".
	Don Cheadle	Played himself in Episode 4324.	Voiced Brother Faith in the season 11 episode "Faith Off".
	Kat Dennings	Played herself in Episode 4502.	Voiced Valerie in the season 29 episode "Mr. Lisa's Opus".
	Zooey Deschanel	Played herself in Episode 4913.	Voiced Mary Spuckler in "Apocalypse Cow", "Moonshine River" and "Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing", and herself in FOX's 25th Anniversary Special and Super Bowl Promo.
	Jimmy Fallon	Played himself in Episode 4190 and Episode 4205.	Appeared in the opening montage of The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!.
	Harvey Fierstein	Played himself in Episode 4063.	Voiced Karl in "Simpson and Delilah".
	Dennis Franz	Played himself in Episode 3707.	Voiced himself in "Homer Badman".
	Zach Galifianakis	Played himself in Episode 4522.	Voiced Lucas Bortner in "Luca$".
	Sarah Michelle Gellar	Played herself in Episode 4417.	Voiced Gina Vendetti in "The Wandering Juvie" and "Moonshine River".
	John Goodman	Played himself in Episodes 3202 and 3213.	Voiced Meathook in "Take My Wife, Sleaze".
	Bill Hader	Played himself in Episode 4517.	Voiced Slava in the season 24 episode "The Fabulous Faker Boy", and Manacek in the season 29 episode "Homer Is Where the Art Isn't".
	Jon Hamm	Played himself in Episode 4325.	Voiced an FBI agent in "Donnie Fatso".
	Phil Hartman	Played an ABC Moving Company mover in Episode 2800.	Voice of Lionel Hutz, Troy McClure, and other characters.
	Keegan-Michael Key	Played himself in Episode 4903.	Voiced Jazzy James in "The Great Phatsby: Part One" and "The Great Phatsby: Part Two".
	Larry King	Played himself in Episode 4079.	Voiced himself in "One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish" and "Sideshow Bob Roberts".
	Mila Kunis	Played herself in Episode 4265.	Voice of Meg Griffin in Family Guy's season 13 premiere "The Simpsons Guy", a The Simpsons/Family Guy crossover.
	Maurice LaMarche	Voiced the male ants, owl and the father snake in segments.	Has voiced many different characters in many episodes.
	Eva Longoria	Played herself in Episode 4212.	Voiced Isabel Gutierrez in "The Kid Is All Right".
	Cheech Marin	Played a genie in Episode 3259.	Voiced himself in "A Midsummer's Nice Dreams".
	Andrea Martin	Played Edith Prickley in Episode 2203, voiced the Lecture Lady in appears regular in the segment Elmo's World, played herself in Episode 2185, Pirate Edna in Episode 3132, Cinderella's fairy godmother in Episode 4061.	Voiced Apu Nahasapeemapetilon's mother in "The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons".
	Michael McKean	Played Virgil von Vivaldi in Episode 4234.	Voiced David St. Hubbins in "The Otto Show" and Jerry Rude in "Monty Can't Buy Me Love".
	Liam Neeson	Played himself in Episode 3797.	Voiced Father Sean in "The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star".
	Mandy Patinkin	Played Huxley in The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland.	Voiced Hugh Parkfield in "Lisa's Wedding".
	Ian McKellen	Played himself in Episode 4513.	Voiced himself in "The Regina Monologues".
	'N Sync	Played themselves in Episode 3912.	Voiced themselves in "New Kids on the Blecch".
	Amy Poehler	Played herself in Episode 4213.	Voiced Jenda in "Future-Drama" and "Days of Future Future".
	Seth Rogen	Played himself in Episode 4267.	Voiced Lyle McCarthy in "Homer the Whopper" and himself in "Steal This Episode".
	Al Roker	Played himself in Episode 4146.	Voiced himself in "Moonshine River".
	Ray Romano	Played himself in Episode 3983.	Voiced Ray Magini in "Don't Fear the Roofer".
	Linda Ronstadt	Played herself and a musical guest in Episode 2487 and Episode 2540.	Voiced herself in "Mr. Plow".
	Maya Rudolph	Played herself in Episode 4313.	Voiced Julia in "The Homer of Seville".
	Liev Schreiber	Played himself in Episode 4264.	Voiced the Dateline: Springfield narrator in the season 30 episode "Woo-hoo Dunnit?".
	Cobie Smulders	Played herself in Episode 4412.	Voiced Hydrangea in the season 31 episode "Bart the Bad Guy".
	Patrick Stewart	Played himself in Episode 3508.	Voiced Number One and himself.
	Ben Stiller	Played himself in Episode 3812.	Voiced Garth Motherloving in "Sweets and Sour Marge".
	Wanda Sykes	Played herself in Episode 4214.	Voiced Springfield Elementary School therapist in "What Animated Women Want".
150px	Dave Thomas	Played Sam Sleaze in Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird.	Voiced Rex Banner in the Season 8 episode "Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment" and Bob Hope in the Season 17 episode "Bart Has Two Mommies".
	Lily Tomlin	Played herself in Episodes 0885 and 0901.	Voiced Tammy in the season 17 episode "The Last of the Red Hat Mamas".
	Tracey Ullman	Played herself and Masha in Episode 2584.	Voiced Sylvia Winfield and Emily Winthrop in "Bart's Dog Gets an "F"".
	Sofia Vergara	Played herself in Episode 4262.	Voiced Carol Berrera in "Teenage Mutant Milk-Caused Hurdles".
	Patrick Warburton	Played himself in Episode 4176.	Voiced Joe Swanson in "The Simpsons Guy".
	Allison Williams	Played a sanitation worker in Episode 4929.	Voiced Candace's friend 3 in "Every Man's Dream".

External links

Sesame Street at Wikipedia
Official website

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