In circumstances Probably George Stephanopoulos When He never imagined gift up a hands-on role in politics to become a broadcaster, two fuzzy, nonhuman members of the "Sesame Street" cast joined him Friday morning on "Good Morning America," alongwith That PBS children's show's executive producer, Carol-Lynn Parente, to discuss the recent decision at "Sesame Street" to pull a music video featuring the pop singer Katy Perry.
On Thursday, Sesame Workshop, Which produces "Sesame Street," said it Would not broadcast a segment planned for the show's coming season in Which MS. Perry Performs a version of her song "Hot 'N Cold" with Elmo and was seen wearing a low cut dress.
In her "Good Morning America" interview, Ms.. Told Mr. Parente. Stephanopoulos she was Surprised at the volume or disapprove the video responses was generated When it was posted on YouTube earlier in the week.
"We Would never, never producing anything That we thought was Inappropriate," Ms.. Parente said. That she said her program books ITS celebrity guests as a strategy "to go after May Those younger parents who have not grown up with 'Sesame Street' AND MAY not seek 'Sesame Street' Out."
Later in the interview, Elmo - not the Puppeteer who Portray Elmo, but the Muppet himself - Mr. Told. That he Hoped Ms. Stephanopoulos. Perry Would return to "Sesame Street."
"Elmo loves Miss Katy," he said, Using His customary third-person reference. "We had a good time. So we'll have another play date. "
Also on hand was Grover, Whose blue fur was Clearly visible through His Super Grover costume. "How do you like my new outfit, huh?" He asked Mr. Stephanopoulos. "It is not too Revealing, is it?"
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