Well, the bus driver is the one that takes the kids to school on that yellow bus parked outside, and perhaps he does the teaching in some schools. :-) In my grammar school, there were teacher aides that were bus attendants.
As we can see here, the tenured ivory-tower Professor Grover makes mistakes that even the three and four-year olds can correct. A scathing indictment of our far-left education system.
Roosevelt Franklin was bigger in the early 70s when Matt Robinson (RF's creator and Gordon #2) was still with the cast. There was some controversy about RF being a black stereotype, so they dropped him and only used the puppet in ensemble pieces afterward. Personally, I don't agree that RF was a stereotype. He was one of my favorite muppets.
I doubt that this was from 1980. I'd say that it was made in the mid 80s.
jonnytbirdzback 3 years ago
Well, the bus driver is the one that takes the kids to school on that yellow bus parked outside, and perhaps he does the teaching in some schools. :-) In my grammar school, there were teacher aides that were bus attendants.
jeopardy60611 3 years ago
"The monster who teaches the students is called...a...bus driver."
"NO, HE ISN'T!!"
I LOVE Grover! XD
Does anyone have the skit that comes after this one? The villain in the Panama hat...I used to love that one...
simplecoffee 3 years ago
As we can see here, the tenured ivory-tower Professor Grover makes mistakes that even the three and four-year olds can correct. A scathing indictment of our far-left education system.
CottonBGross 3 years ago
How Grover became a teacher, I will never know.
StarlightHaven 4 years ago 2
Roosevelt Franklin was bigger in the early 70s when Matt Robinson (RF's creator and Gordon #2) was still with the cast. There was some controversy about RF being a black stereotype, so they dropped him and only used the puppet in ensemble pieces afterward. Personally, I don't agree that RF was a stereotype. He was one of my favorite muppets.
HtotheB 4 years ago
HAHAAHAHHAHAHHAHAHA
youminas 4 years ago
sesame is a hilarious for adult however there is educational part for childrens.i loved it!
france215 4 years ago
I'd almost expected the students to be called prisoners.
culpit 4 years ago
no the students aren't the customers, the parents who pay the taxes for the school are LOL
24HallOfFame90 4 years ago 2