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Farley, Roosevelt Franklin, Guy Smiley and Betty Lou can be seen passing by in the background.

Three of the people he asks are Grover, a Busby Twinesque Muppet and a Mr.

Kermit tries to find out what makes people angry, but everyone he encounters is too busy to speak to him, which ultimately causes him to lose his temper and yell at the camera. In addition to the sketch interruptions to 'regularly scheduled programming,' Kermit has occasionally served as a Sesame Street News reporter in certain episodes (including Episode 3740, Episode 3785 and Episode 3976) and in specials such as Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting, Elmo Saves Christmas, and Elmopalooza, among others.

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Some sketches are included here that may not have used the opening Sesame Street News Flash theme music and logo, but can be considered to be a part of the same series as evidenced by the presence of Kermit in his reporter garb, and the manner in which he goes about his duties. Many of the sketches were featured on, and some appear on the videos Big Bird's Story Time, Silly Storytime, and Fairytale Fun, which include four News Flash segments each. The skits were no longer produced after 1989, but continued to re-air on the show until 2001. A variation of the segment, entitled 'Sesame Street Sports,' had Kermit in a flashy sports coat reporting on the race between the Tortoise and the Hare. The first News Flash sketch, where Kermit covers the unfolding story of Rapunzel, premiered in Episode 0409, during Season 4 of Sesame Street. As with most such parodies, the stories often diverge from tradition. The Sesame Street News Flash is a recurring Sesame Street segment that features Kermit the Frog as a roving reporter for 'Sesame Street News.' Reporter Kermit, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history.