1 Sesame Street ( Sesame street ) is a French-American educational television program for children based on the Sesame street , co-produced by TF1 and The Children’s Television Workshop and broadcast from at sure TF1 .
| Original title | Sesame street | |
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| Kind | Youth program | |
| Periodicity | Daily | |
| Creation | Joan ganz cooney Lloyd Morrisett |
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| Participants | Toccata | |
| Music | Jean Morlier | |
| Country |  France |
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| Language | French | |
| Number of seasons | 4 | |
| Number of issues | 80 | |
| Production | ||
| Duration | 24 minutes | |
| Image format | 4/3 color | |
| Audio format | Mono | |
| Production | Michel Berthier Lutrelle Horne |
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| Executive production | SFP | |
| Production company | The Children’s Television Workshop TF1 |
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| Diffusion | ||
| Diffusion | TF1 | |
| Date of first broadcast | ||
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| Advised audience | Young audience | |
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Historical
Hello Sesame:
In 1974, Jean-Louis Guillaud , general manager of the third ORTF color channel , entrusted to Christophe Izard adaptation for France of the show educational american Sesame street for the start of the 1974 school year. The show is called Hello Sesame , must last 20 minutes and alternate scenes with sculpted foam puppets and scenes with real characters . With 13 minutes of Sesame street and a 4-minute animal documentary by Pascale breugnot , Christophe Izard must find an idea to fill the remaining 4 minutes. Surrounded by a team of a few people, including Yves Brunier , it then creates the sequence of Children’s Island , with the character of Casimir .
Île aux children:
From the Hello Sesame gives way to Children’s Island , which has become a full-fledged show . From January 1975 to 1976, sequences from the American program dubbed into French constitute one of the two modules of the program. Children’s Island , under the title Hello Sesame . The other module being The Universe of Casimir From the start of the 1976 school year, Children’s Island no longer resumes the sequences of Sesame street , but is composed 100% of French productions to form a complete program of 20 minutes .
1, street Sesame:
A second French adaptation, under the name of 1 Sesame Street , was produced and broadcast from 1978 to 1982 on TF1 . It’s a choice of reason, La Une prefers to buy the American concept, rather than let it go to the competition.
In 1992, the dubbed version resumed under the title Open Sesame , sure FR3 , to make room in 2005 for a new adaptation: 5 Sesame Street sure France 5 .
In Quebec, the dubbed version, Sesame , was broadcast from September 1975 on Radio-Canada, and in Belgium from September 1976 on the RTB .
Main characters
Puppets
French team:
- Toccata ( Big bird ): Lucien Morisse
- Bitten ( Oscar the Grouch (in) ): Georges mosca
- Trepido the snail , character existing only for France
American team:
- macaroon ( Cookie Monster ), cookie-eating monster
- Ernest and Bart ( Ernie and Bert ): Jim henson
- Kermit the frog ( Kermit the Frog ), educational leader and journalist frog: Jim henson
- Grover (in) , nice skinny monster
- The Count Vampirouette ( Count von Count (in) ), a vampire who has the habit of counting everything that is within his reach: Jerry nelson
- Elmo , a little monster with a red coat and an orange nose: Caroll Spinney or Jerry nelson
- The Horrible ( Herry monster (in) )
- Gertrude ( Meadow dawn (in) )
- The magician ( The Amazing Mumford )
Real characters
- Maxime, the grocer not o 1: Maxime Arcos
- Dominated, the grocer not o 2: René Lafleur
- Odile, the veterinarian: Edith Garnier
- Clémence, the caretaker of the building: Monique Tarbes
- Roger, her electrician husband: Roger elcourt
- Rodrigue, a child: Rodrigue Mallet
- Fabienne, a child: Fabienne Dauvin