Rewritten Pop Version: The show's opening theme song is a rewritten version of Somebody Come and Play.Prairie Dawn is the only female host of the show, and near the end of each show, Prairie is often seen being silly and having fun with Ernie and Grover, leaving the "straight man" role of the four to Bert. One of the Boys: A downplayed example, but still prominent.No Indoor Voice: Grover, Prairie, Bert, and Ernie yell a lot of their dialogue more often than they do in Sesame Street.Subverted in that on occasion, other characters (like Cookie Monster and Zoe) would make appearances. Minimalist Cast: This show has only four characters.Every Episode Ending: The hosts do a goodbye version whatever song is used in Grover's Move and Groove segment, which results in them laughing.Clip Show: As mentioned above, the show features classic Sesame Street moments.
Prairie Dawn is the most prominent: the first season used the puppet that was used from 1995-2002, the second season introduced a different puppet used until 2005, and the final season saw a new puppet that would be used up to 2008. Big Bird, The Count, Elmo, Telly, Baby Bear, Bert, Ernie and more. Art Evolution: Grover's then-current puppet (introduced in 2004) was used during season 3 after two seasons with his previous (and longest-lasting) puppet from the mid-1970s' to 2003. Regular segments include a Simon Says-type game called Ernie Says and Berts Computer, in which Bert (or, occasionally, Ernie) plays a computer game. Here is a list of characters that appear in the 30th season of Sesame Street.Adaptational Nice Guy: Bert is a lot more willing to play along with Ernie's games in this show than he is on Sesame Street.
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