Mr. Handford
has a long-running series on Sesame
Street that has earned countless fans, among them millions of children.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of children watch this fantastic show and
enjoy it thoroughly. It is one of the most popular TV shows on earth and was
created by Frank Oz. He also wrote and directed the movie.
The story of "Sesame Street" follows the everyday life in the post-world
war era. The parents, known as Miss
Piggy and Mr. Elmo, try
to keep their children occupied, so they don't become bored. All three children
are named following their prominent characters: Big Bird, Foghorn Leghorn, and
Kermit the Frog.
Mr. Handford
is always seen as the sweet and innocent couple, still enjoying their daily
lives together. However, behind those beautiful facial expressions is a very
different man named Alex, the father of one of the children, known as Evelyn.
In the beginning, Alex is always misbehaving, but he is soon corrected by his
loving but strict mother. Alex also loves shopping with his friends.
Evelyn is the youngest child in the family. She has sharp
and brilliant eyes, which she uses to get her toys inside and out of their
boring little drawers. After Mr. Elmo leaves the house, Evelyn often stays
after school to help her friends with their homework. Even though she is just
five years old, children tend to look up to her because of her bright
personality and ability to solve problems quickly.
Alex is the only child who doesn't have any friends. The
only ones who know him are his parents. He is very lonely and always seeks out
attention to make his parents happy. Mr.
Handford tries everything in their power to bring their son some
company, even going so far as to leave him at a carnival when they go on a trip
for the week.
Alex lives in a world where everything is new and
different. His parents don't have much money, and as a result, they live very
only, fending for themselves and their children. One night, they notice a
brightly colored street sign outside their window that instantly flashes with
color when the door is opened - and from that day on, Alex starts seeing the
world through the eyes of a child.
With the help of a beautiful but apprehensive Big Bird,
the children can visit different places and observe their friendly neighbors.
They meet Muppet characters, who live in a world of magic, and discover that
the streets are also filled with Muppets. This causes the children to start
misbehaving in front of other children and getting into trouble. When Alex is
stuck in a big cardboard box, however, things seem to be going wrong with Alex,
and he is taken to the Big Bird's House, where he meets a very understanding
Big Bird.
The Sesame Street
series is a fantastic story
about a little boy growing up in the Big Apple. He meets different people,
loves parades, plays with toys, and spends his days helping other people on the
street. He never shows any signs of being scared of anything in particular, and
that's why we all love watching him grow. We want Mr. Handford to continue creating these wonderful characters for
years to come.
The storyline is excellent. There is a constant fear that
sometimes Alex will fall through the glass sliding doors in front of them. When
this happens, the other children become anxious and do not want Alex to fall.
This causes the parents to worry, and they start getting worried about their
son. The parents eventually learn that Alex is merely afraid of heights and
will not slip on the slippery glass slabs.
The music in the background is also excellent. It is
relaxing and always fun. It helps to calm the children down during some of the
more dramatic scenes. The animation is quite noticeable and is sure to make any
face light up when watching. The colorful graphics will keep your attention and
provide entertainment for those waiting in line to see Alex.
Overall, Mr.
Handford Sesame Street is one of the best selling shows on television.
While some parents may feel that it over-stimulates their children, I find it
extremely entertaining. The graphics are relatively simplistic, and the story
is quite fun. All of the characters are very friendly and endearing. The
message of love and acceptance is always strong throughout.
