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2. Elmo Live - Wikipedia

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   Elmo Live! is a 2008 Fisher-Price toy based on the Sesame Street character Elmo.The toy was Fisher-Price's latest effort to build on the success of the 1996 Tickle Me Elmo doll and the 2006 T.M.X. Elmo. [1] The red, furry doll can move his head as he speaks, and he can clap, sing, dance, tell stories and jokes, and play games. [1]

3. Sesame Street licensing - Wikipedia

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   Tickle Me Elmo was one of the fastest selling toys of the 1996 season. That product line was and still is one of the most successful products Mattel has ever launched. Both it and its most notable successor, TMX, have caused in-store fights. Elmo starred in a Christmas special that year, in which he wished every day of the year was Christmas. [3]

4. Sesame Street video games - Wikipedia

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   Elmo's Art Workshop is a CD-ROM game produced by Creative Wonders and the Children's Television Workshop. First released as Sesame Street Art Workshop in 1995, it was reissued by Creative Wonders in 1998, and Encore Software in 2002 and 2005. The game's activities allow users to draw, paint and create artwork.

5. How old is Elmo? Why the muppet has a very specific age

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   Elmo's birthday is Feb. 3; he will be 3.5 years old. Find out the ages of Elmo, Big Bird, Grover, Snuffleupagus, Cookie Monster and everyone on Sesame Street.

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7. Tickle Me Elmo - Wikipedia

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   For the tenth anniversary of Tickle Me Elmo, Fisher-Price released a new Elmo doll in 2006 called TMX, meaning "Tickle Me (Elmo) Ten" or "Tickle Me Xtreme". The toy, which was designed by Bruce Lund of Lund and Co. Invention ( River Forest, Illinois ), [ 13 ] was first announced at the American International Toy Fair .