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Journey to Ernie is a recurring Sesame Street segment which focuses on Big Bird 's hide-and-seek game with Ernie . It premiered in Season 33 and features the Muppet characters interacting with computer-animated backdrops.

The format for the segment would change after its first season on the show. In the original format, Ernie hid inside a box with a striped pattern similar to that of his shirt and a rubber ducky. Big Bird had to locate Ernie's box, a task he usually accomplished after finding two other, similar boxes which did not contain Ernie. Big Bird's discovery of an incorrect box triggered a non-Ernie sketch or film while the revelation of the correct box launched a segment prominently featuring Ernie .

In season 34 , the format was changed. The segments began with Ernie interrupting Big Bird's normal routine with a challenge to play the game. The animated environments in the new format are more fully realized than in the previous incarnation of the segment and Ernie no longer hides in a box. Big Bird now searches based on clues from Ernie, and the Two-Headed Monster appears regularly to offer some not-so-helpful advice. The new format also featured a closing song sung by Big Bird and Ernie at the end of every segment.

"Journey to Ernie" started to appear less frequently in season 36 and was dropped the following season. According to the book Sesame Street: A Celebration - 40 Years of Life on the Street ,

"It was very popular, especially among the younger children," [Dr.] Rosemarie [Truglio] says. "They loved the game of hide and seek." But however popular the segment was, writers and the producers felt it wasn't 'Sesame' enough, and wasn't a comfortable fit. The look and feel of the animation was too similar to other shows on the television schedule and, while funny, it didn't mesh with the whole show.

Matt Vogel performs Big Bird in all of these Journey to Ernie segments.

Sequences from the Original Format ( 2002 ) [ ]

All of these sequences were repeated in other Journey to Ernie sketches during season 33, in different sequence orders. With the exceptions of the introduction and closing, each sequence ended with Big Bird finding Ernie. These parts were edited from sketches that showed these sequences as the first and second sequences.

Segments ( 2003 - 2005 ) [ ]

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The arc for this column is apparently that I’m just getting happier and happier. I started out on Monday complaining about the AOL ads, and on Tuesday I was just completely freaked out, but right now, I’m just loving Sesame Street. They’re just kicking it this year, in ways I didn’t even expect.

And it’s not just the street stories, as I talked about yesterday. The inserts have gotten better too. They’ve kept the good ones from last year — Cookie Monster’s funny Letter of the Day bits, and Rosita’s sweet Spanish Words — and then they took all the dull ones and either changed ’em or threw them out completely. (Except for Baby Bear and Hero Guy, which somehow squeaked through again this year. Baby Bear, I love ya, but Hero Guy has got to go. He’s a hero, he’s a guy, he’s annoying. Can his little animated ass and find yourself a decent friend, like Telly or somebody.)

If you’re joining us late, Journey to Ernie is a problem-solving segment where Big Bird is searching for Ernie in a computer-generated environment. Last year, Ernie was hidden in a box — no reason for that — and Big Bird would basically make arbitrary decisions. If he found the box that Ernie was hiding in, then we’d see an Ernie skit. If he found another box that Ernie wasn’t in — and there was no way to tell which was which — then we had to start all over again from the beginning. It was not a good segment.

In one segment this week, Ernie was in a world of music, and Big Bird had to listen to hear something that sounded like Ernie’s laugh — which ended up being a pair of maracas — and finally found him by following the sound of his voice. In another segment, Ernie was hiding in a jungle, and Big Bird tried to track him by following the pattern of his shirt, and the shadow cast by his hair. There’s clues the whole way, and reasonable explanations for when a clue turns out to be a dead end — like when Big Bird thought he saw Rubber Duckie, but it turned out to belong to Bernie the Lion. “We’re getting close!” Big Bird said. “We’ve made a Journey to Bernie!”

Ditto for a new segment called “Global Grover,” which is just as cute as can be. In this segment, Grover does little sketches about what he’s learned from traveling around the world, and those skits frame a film clip of kids from other cultures. Obviously, we don’t really get to see Grover in Bali or Nigeria or anything — that would get expensive — but still, the film clips are kind of fun, and everything tastes better with Grover.

I very rarely say this about a Sesame Street film clip that doesn’t involve Muppets, but I would actually watch this clip even if it wasn’t on Sesame Street. It’s actually interesting and fun, and you could imagine walking across the room to turn on the TV and watch it. The fact that we then get to see Grover falling on his face is just gravy.

Again, the Sesame people don’t have to do these things. They just do it. You have to admire that.

by Danny Horn

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