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'''Count von Count''' (also referred to as '''"The Count"''') is a vampire from ''{{w|Sesame Street}}'' who was seen in the [[Dracula-la Land]] neighborhood of [[Springfield]].
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'''Count von Count''' (also referred to as '''"The Count"''') is a vampire from ''{{w|Sesame Street}}''.
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
The Count had just bitten {{w|Big Bird}} and was drinking his blood when [[Homer Simpson]] and [[Count Dracula]] drove into Dracula-la Land searching for their children ([[Lisa]] and [[Edmund]]) who had run away together. They stopped the car, showed the Count pictures of the kids, and asked if he'd seen them. The Count replied that he had seen them and said that they were sneaking kisses. He then began counting the kisses, laughing as he counted each kiss. By the time he got to three kisses, Dracula saw the kids on a bell tower. He and Homer then took off in pursuit of the kids, leaving the Count behind.
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[[File:TheCountOnTV.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The Count on TV in the Simpson home.]][[Maggie]] was watching ''Sesame Street'' and [[Marge]] happened to be in the room when the Count came on, counting coconuts in his castle and laughing as he counted each one. Marge took an instant dislike to the Count and yelled at him to "Go back to your own country!"<ref>"[[The Girl Who Slept Too Little]]"</ref>
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=== Non-canon ===
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The Count was also seen in the [[Dracula-la Land]] neighborhood of [[Springfield]]. He had just bitten {{w|Big Bird}} and was drinking his blood when [[Homer Simpson]] and [[Count Dracula]] drove into Dracula-la Land searching for their children ([[Lisa]] and [[Edmund]]) who had run away together. They stopped the car, showed the Count pictures of the kids, and asked if he'd seen them. The Count replied that he had seen them and said that they were sneaking kisses. He then began counting the kisses, laughing as he counted each kiss. By the time he got to three kisses, Dracula saw the kids on a bell tower. He and Homer then took off in pursuit of the kids, leaving the Count behind.<ref>"[[Treehouse of Horror XXI]]"</ref>
 
=== Personality ===
 
=== Personality ===
 
Count von Count's personal quirk (often seen on ''Sesame Street'') is that he loves to count things, so much that he laughs with glee as he says each number and again when he's done counting. He is also frequently accompanied by thunderclaps and eerie music.
 
Count von Count's personal quirk (often seen on ''Sesame Street'') is that he loves to count things, so much that he laughs with glee as he says each number and again when he's done counting. He is also frequently accompanied by thunderclaps and eerie music.
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== Behind the laughter ==
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[[Marge]]'s reaction to the Count (in "[[The Girl Who Slept Too Little]]") is somewhat understandable, as he was laughing in a scary laugh as he counted, instead of his usual gleeful laugh.
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
 
* {{ep|The Girl Who Slept Too Little}}
 
* {{ep|The Girl Who Slept Too Little}}
 
* {{THOH|Treehouse of Horror XXI|("Tweenlight")}}
 
* {{THOH|Treehouse of Horror XXI|("Tweenlight")}}
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== References ==
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Revision as of 08:57, December 3, 2010

Count von Count
(a.k.a. "The Count")
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Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Unknown
Hair: Blue
Occupation: Counting things
First appearance: "The Girl Who Slept Too Little"


Count von Count (also referred to as "The Count") is a vampire from Sesame Street.

History

File:TheCountOnTV.jpg
The Count on TV in the Simpson home.
Maggie was watching Sesame Street and Marge happened to be in the room when the Count came on, counting coconuts in his castle and laughing as he counted each one. Marge took an instant dislike to the Count and yelled at him to "Go back to your own country!"[1]

Non-canon

Donut Homer.png The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened or existed.

The Count was also seen in the Dracula-la Land neighborhood of Springfield. He had just bitten Big Bird and was drinking his blood when Homer Simpson and Count Dracula drove into Dracula-la Land searching for their children (Lisa and Edmund) who had run away together. They stopped the car, showed the Count pictures of the kids, and asked if he'd seen them. The Count replied that he had seen them and said that they were sneaking kisses. He then began counting the kisses, laughing as he counted each kiss. By the time he got to three kisses, Dracula saw the kids on a bell tower. He and Homer then took off in pursuit of the kids, leaving the Count behind.[2]

Personality

Count von Count's personal quirk (often seen on Sesame Street) is that he loves to count things, so much that he laughs with glee as he says each number and again when he's done counting. He is also frequently accompanied by thunderclaps and eerie music.

Behind the laughter

Marge's reaction to the Count (in "The Girl Who Slept Too Little") is somewhat understandable, as he was laughing in a scary laugh as he counted, instead of his usual gleeful laugh.

Appearances

References