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Season 25 of Doctor Who ran between 5th October 1988 and 4th January 1989.

Overview

The season consisted of four serials and 14 twenty five minute episodes. As the silver anniversary season, it included several stories making note of the milestone: Remembrance of the Daleks, which featured the final "classic series" appearance of the Daleks and Davros and which was set near Coal Hill School, the setting for the first episode, An Unearthly Child; and Silver Nemesis, the final classic series appearance of the Cybermen and which had its first episode broadcast on the actual 25th anniversary of the series.

Stories

Cast

Primary Cast

• The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
• Ace - Sophie Aldred

Adaptations and merchandising

Video

VHS

• Remembrance of the Daleks

Part of the Dalek limited edition tin

• The Happiness Patrol
• Silver Nemesis

Available in extended version

• The Greatest Show in the Galaxy

DVD

• Remembrance of the Daleks
• Silver Nemesis

Novelisations

• Remembrance of the Daleks
• The Happiness Patrol
• Silver Nemesis
• The Greatest Show in the Galaxy

Aliens and Enimies

• Imperial Daleks
• Renegade Daleks
• Davros
• Ratcliffe
• Kandy Man
• Helen A
• Fifi
• Lady Peinforte
• De Flores
• Cybermen
• Gods of Ragnarok
• Robot Clowns
• Chief Clown

External Links

• BBC website guide to Season 25

From Muppet Wiki

Around the Corner

Cast

Marilyn Horne sings an operatic version of "C is for Cookie".

Hillary Clinton, first lady, discussed health tips with Rosita and Big Bird.

Sesame Street Season 25 aired from November 22, 1993 to 1994.

Episodes 3136 - 3265 (130 episodes)

• Episode 3136 -- Around the Corner
• Episode 3137 -- Ruthie dances
• Episode 3138 -- Best Cat in Sesame Street Contest (repeat)
• Episode 3139 -- Susan and Gordon stay at the Furry Arms
• Episode 3140 -- Racism on Sesame Street/ Telly and Baby Bear build an information booth
• Episode 3141 -- Oscar turns into Prince Charming
• Episode 3142 -- It rains when Telly says 13
• Episode 3143 -- Listening to WUFF radio
• Episode 3144 -- Big Bird and Luis convince Hans that he's not an ugly duckling
• Episode 3145 -- Telly attends to a snow ball
• Episode 3149 -- Davey and Joey's stories
• Episode 3150 -- Zoe spells her name
• Episode 3152 -- Oscar can't get the song out of his head
• Episode 3153 -- Big Bird helps Angela and Jamal with Kayla
• Episode 3154 -- Little Boy Blue takes his horn to Finders Keepers
• Episode 3155 -- Another Day
• Episode 3156 -- The Strange Squeaky Sound at the Furry Arms Hotel/ Gordon tutors Carlo
• Episode 3158 -- Elmo's mini golf game
• Episode 3159 -- Zoe's aunt Chloe vistis
• Episode 3161 -- Wolfgang chases Wanda Cousteau around Sesame Street
• Episode 3162 -- The Pied Piper of 57th Street
• Episode 3164 -- Slimey's errands
• Episode 3165 -- Roxie Marie and Elmo chase a Doozy bug (repeat)
• Episode 3168 -- Savion can't stop tap-dancing (repeat)
• Episode 3171 -- The Grand High Triangle Lover's Success Story
• Episode 3172 -- Telly and Rosita play "Follow the leader"
• Episode 3175 -- Floyd the Fluter-Tooter needs a home (repeat)
• Episode 3180 -- What Natasha Can Do
• Episode 3185 -- Oscar uses Disappear-o (repeat)
• Episode 3186 -- Word play on Sesame Street (repeat)
• Episode 3187 -- Telly almost frees his plant
• Episode 3189 -- Around The Corner (repeat)
• Episode 3190 -- Chicago opens a juice bar
• Episode 3192 -- Roxie Marie's Butterfly
• Episode 3194 -- Ruthie the babysitter
• Episode 3196 -- Chicago's vegetable stories;Big Bird has soloquies
• Episode 3197 -- Telly breaks Luis vase (repeat)
• Episode 3199 -- Telly's fear of sliding
• Episode 3200 -- Slimey's Birthday
• Episode 3207 -- Zoe's New Bed
• Episode 3215 -- Betty Lou goes to daycare
• Episode 3239 -- Zoe At Daycare
• Episode 3240 -- Oscar Tries to Be Nice to Gina
• Episode 3257 -- Zoe Pretends To Be A Tugboat
• Episode 3259 -- Telly and Oscar share a magic lamp
• Episode 3260 -- Biff and Sully Visit Daycare
• Episode 3264 -- Big Bird's Yellow Ambition Concert Tour (repeat)

Notes

• Starting this season, Sesame Street expands Around the Corner and introduces some new characters.

• Episodes 3136-3200 and 3238 were shown as a part of Noggin's 123 Sesame Street package from 1999 until 2003.

• This was also Jon Stone's final season as primary director for the series. After the season finale, Stone left the show due to health problems relating to Lou Gehrig's disease. Stone passed away in 1997.

Cast

Human Cast:

Gordon, Susan, Luis, Maria, Ruthie, Gina, Bob, Celina, Savion, Mr. Handford, Linda, Angela, Jamal, Gabi, Miles, Tarah, Carlo, Kayla

Actors:

Carlo Alban, Alison Bartlett, Lexine Bondoc, Linda Bove, Ruth Buzzi, Annette Calud, Desiree Casado, Emilio Delgado, Savion Glover, Loretta Long, Sonia Manzano, Bob McGrath, Angel Jemmott, Roscoe Orman, Jou Jou Papailler, Imani Patterson, Tarah Schaeffer, David L. Smyrl

Muppets:

Big Bird, Mr. Snuffleupagus, Elmo, Zoe, Count von Count, Cookie Monster, Grover, Herry Monster, Ernie, Bert, Benny Rabbit, Sherry Netherland, Ingrid, Humphrey, Baby Natasha, Prairie Dawn, Oscar the Grouch, Telly Monster, Slimey, Alice Snuffleupagus, Biff, Sully, Roxie Marie, Rosita, Frazzle, Hoots the Owl, Monty, Kermit the Frog, Guy Smiley, Forgetful Jones, Buster the Horse, Clementine, Gladys the Cow, Sherlock Hemlock, Harvey Kneeslapper, Lefty the Salesman, Kingston Livingston III, Chicago, Honkers.

Muppet Performers:

Caroll Spinney, Pam Arciero, Camille Bonora, Fran Brill, Julianne Buescher, Kevin Clash, Bruce Connelly, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Louise Gold, Peter Linz, Rick Lyon, Noel MacNeal, Jim Martin, Brian Muehl, Joey Mazzarino, Jerry Nelson, Carmen Osbahr, Frank Oz, Martin P. Robinson, David Rudman, Judy Sladky, Steve Whitmire, Bryant Young

Guest Stars

Maya Angelou, Garth Brooks, Michael Chang, Hillary Clinton, Marilyn Horne, Madeline Kahn, Cheech Marin, Rosie O'Donnell

Season 25 Credits

• Executive Producer: Michael Loman
• Producer: Lisa Simon
• Directed by Lisa Simon, Jon Stone
• Head Writer: Norman Stiles
• Writers: Cathi Rosenberg-Turow, Tony Geiss, Judy Freudberg, Sara Compton, David Korr, Josh Selig, Mark Saltzman, Nancy Sans, Luis Santeiro, Jon Stone, Belinda Ward, Emily Perl Kingsley, Ian Ellis James, Joey Mazzarino, Sonia Manzano, Lou Berger, John Weidman
• Coordinating Producer: Arlene Sherman
• Associate Producers: Karin Young Shiel, Carol D. Mayes
• Muppet Coordinator: Kevin Clash
• Music Coordinator: Danny Epstein
• Music Director: Robby Merkin
• Associate Music Director Dave Conner
• Production Supervisor: Frieda Lipp
• Editing Supervisor: Robert J. Emerick
• Associate Directors: Cher Jung, Diane P. Mitchell
• Production Designer: Victor Di Napoli
• Costume Designers: Bill Kellard
• Graphic Designer: Mike Pantuso
• Set Decorator: Nat Mongioi
• Art Director: Bob Phillips
• Production Stage Manager: Chuck Raymond
• Stage Manager: Chris Kelly
• Curriculum Coordinator: Cher Jung
• Assistant to the Producers: Danette DeSena
• Production Assistants: Heather L Dick, Tim Carter, Kim J Kennedy, Melissa Klish, Karen Ialacci, Pamela Liu, Carol-Lynn Parente, Nina Shelton, Ruth Luwisch, Teri Weiss
• Script Coordinator: Thelma Moses
• Children’s Casting: Gabrielle Howards, Bruce Dunkins
• Unit Manager: Eleanor McIntosh
• Technical Director: Ralph Mensch
• Lighting Director: Bill Berner
• Sound Effects: Dick Maitland
• Audio: Blake Norton, Tim Lester
• Video: Dick Sens
• Cameras: Frank Biondo, Dave Driscoll
• Videotape Editor: Evamarie Keller, John R. Tierney
• Electronic Maintenance: Rolf Wahl
• Make-up: Joe Cuervo
• Hair Stylist: Karen Specht
• Wardrobe: Colleen Noe
• Assistant Vice President, Production Research: Valeria Lovelace, Ph.D.
• Vice President for Research: Keith W. Miekle, Ph.D.
• Chairman, Board of Advisors: Marjorie Kalins
• Vice President for Production: Franklin Getchell
• Facilities by Unitel Video, Inc.