Norman Stiles on going to write for Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on the early process of writing for Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on the research department vetting his Sesame Street scripts and the curriculum of the show
Norman Stiles on the length and format of a Sesame Street segment
Norman Stiles on learning to write for Sesame Street and the basic philosophy of writing for the show
Norman Stiles on working with Joan Ganz Cooney on Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on Jim Henson's involvement in Sesame Street and creating the Muppet "The Count"
Norman Stiles on creating the character of "Forgetful Jones" on Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on creating the character of "Elmo" on Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on fine-tuning the character of "Telly Monster" on Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on the female character of "Prairie Dawn" on Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on writing for "Zoe" and "Rosita" on Sesame Street and Sesame Street's evolution in selling products
Norman Stiles on his favorite Sesame Street characters to write for
Norman Stiles on writing for the actors on Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on writing for the ensemble of Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on Ladysmith Black Mambazo performing on Sesame Street and writing songs for the show
Norman Stiles on Dulcy Singer as executive producer of Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on writing songs for Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on leaving Sesame Street and co-creating When Things Were Rotten
Norman Stiles on returning to Sesame Street in 1980
Norman Stiles on collaborating with the writers on Sesame Street as head writer of the show and what he looked for in a writer
Norman Stiles on writing the iconic Sesame Street episode "Farewell, Mr. Hooper"
Norman Stiles on winning a Daytime Emmy for the Sesame Street episode "Farewell, Mr. Hooper"
Norman Stiles on the unaired Sesame Street segment "Snuffy's Parents Get A Divorce"
Norman Stiles on dealing with Sesame Street segments that didn't test well
Norman Stiles on his favorite Sesame Street segments
Norman Stiles on keeping his writing for Sesame Street fresh over several decades
Norman Stiles on working on international versions of Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on leaving Sesame Street in 1995 and creating Between the Lions
Norman Stiles on the legacy of Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on why "Snuffleupagus" started out as only visible to "Big Bird," but soon became visible to everyone on Sesame Street
Norman Stiles on NASA approaching Sesame Street about a storyline