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Alice Snuffleupagus is Snuffy's two-year-old sister, of the Snuffleupagus species. She is a lighter brown than Snuffy and wears a blue bow on her head. As a baby-upagus,[1] she is just starting to learn about the world. She also likes to do whatever her older brother does, including roller skate. Her birthday is December 21st, and according to Episode 2621, she weighs 317 lbs. Alice appeared ...
Snuffy and Alice are looking for Big Bird in front of the construction doors of his nest. As Snuffy peeks his head in to call for him, Big Bird comes walking down the street talking about how great it will be to meet Snuffy's little sister today. Alice and Big Bird spot each other and go over their descriptions of each other as relayed by Snuffy.
Snuffy's little sister Alice has a new dance! It's called the "La La La and Turn Around" dance. You can do it too! Just follow Alice's steps. Subscribe to th...
Snuffy has a new book - The Treasure of Snuffleupagus Island - and wants to read it, though his little sister Alice wants to play. Snuffy begins to sing about his love for books (to the tune of "Home on the Range"). After his song, Alice starts sitting on his book and won't move because she wants to play with Snuffy.
ALICE SNUFFLEUPAGUS. Performed by… Judy Sladky. First Appearance… Sesame Street Season 19 (1987) Most recent appearance… Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade (2008) Best known role… Snuffy’s cute two-year-old sister. WHO IS ALICE SNUFFLEUPAGUS? Alice Snuffleupagus is the baby sister of… well, you can probably guess.
3,404. May 27, 2020. #1. Episode 2410 - Snuffy's Little Sister, Alice. HBO Max Premiere: Wednesday May 27, 2020. Snuffleupagus wants to introduce his little sister, Alice, to Big Bird, but he doesn't know where Big Bird is. Snuffy describes Big Bird so Alice can help find him. They are looking for someone with two legs and feathers and who sings.
Mr. Snuffleupagus. Aloysius Snuffleupagus ( / ˌsnʌfəlˈʌpəɡəs / ), more commonly known as Mr. Snuffleupagus or Snuffy for short, is one of the characters on Sesame Street, a PBS / HBO educational television program for young children. His head bears resemblances to giant anteaters and mammoths, but he has no tusks or (visible) ears.
