in typical “Sesame Street” fashion, is “Spanish for rubber duckie.” The video isn’t an exact re-creation of the music video but it does pay homage with shots of a beach. The tune is a ...

Sesame Street‘s ode to good, clean fun in the tub, “Rubber Duckie,” just turned 50. The song debuted on Feb. 25, 1970, in episode 78 during the first season of the upstart TV classroom series.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Sesame Street is bringing back the ...

Rubber Duckie we're especially fond of you, and we found you a new home at Sesame Place. The Middletown theme park will move the iconic statue to an area between its Sesame Street Neighborhood and ...

SESAME STREET, USA (WCMH/AP ... professing his love for his amigo rubber duckie. “Despacito,” performed by Latin Pop-Star, Luis Fonsi, has achieved unprecedented success, including ...

Sesame Street invited celebrity guests to perform original songs and musical parodies in the service of educating preschoolers while entertaining their parents. Explore See latest videos ...

The nostalgia-inducing set is available beginning Nov. 1. "Sesame Street" is getting the Lego treatment for the first time ever. The nostalgia-inducing set, dubbed 123 Sesame Street, is the latest ...

McGrath also appeared on "GMA" in 1991 and sang along with children in the studio to "People in Your Neighborhood," "Rubber Duckie" and "Sing." "Sesame Street" premiered in 1969, with McGrath ...

Five are about “Rubber Duckie,” but he’s the one! By Melena Ryzik From its start in 1969, “Sesame Street” has been closely tied to songs. “Music is a character in the show,” Louis ...