Aug 9, 2024 · Elmo and Ollie have fun getting ready for a birthday. Elmo almost flys away with a red balloon. Nice to send to someone if it is their birthday today. I actu...

Elmo and Ollie have fun with their fuzzy noses I actually thought I had lost these recordings. Working with Kevin Clash (Elmo) was a treat. This was recorded...

The series features Ollie interacting with children and singing, in special episodes titled "Sing Along with Ollie." Many of the links do not work anymore, so that's why they are unavailable. Guest stars included Elmo, Grover, Ernie and Bert, and Tom Carroll.

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Ollie was a four-year old Australian Muppet, created by Sesame Workshop and Nickelodeon in partnership for the Australian version of toddler pay TV channel Nick Jr. Debuting in 2004, Ollie regularly appeared in the 35 brief Play Along with Ollie segments.

Oct 4, 2024 · Elmo and Ollie share some balloons. I actually thought I had lost these recordings. Working with Kevin Clash (Elmo) was a treat. This was recorded as part of...

Play Along with Ollie was a short-format Sesame Street series that aired inbetween programming on Nick Jr. in Australia. 35 segments were filmed in 2004 and aired until 2011. The series features Ollie interacting with children and singing, in special episodes titled "Sing Along with Ollie."

On March 1, 2004, separate from the package, the Australian Muppet Ollie (who is the cousin of Elmo) appears in Play Along with Ollie interstitials scattered throughout the programming schedule.

The Australian co-production of Sesame Street,[1] that aired on Nick Jr. though the Open Sesame programming in commercial breaks from 2004 until it was removed, along with Open Sesame in 2011, with 35 segments. It features Ollie singing songs or interacting with small children.