This Way to Sesame Street (1969)
A commercial television preview of the new children's educational series, Sesame Street.
Top billed cast
Jim HensonErnie/Kermit
Frank OzBert
Carol Burnett
Will LeeMr. Hooper
Bob McGrathBob
Loretta LongSusan
Caroll SpinneyBig Bird
Brandon MaggartBuddy- James CatusiJim
- Matt RobinsonGordon
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