Sesame Street, one of the creators of the successful children’s series, died this Tuesday at the age of 93. So far, his cause of death has not been revealed.
Lloyd Morrisette, co-founder of the hit children’s series Sesame Street, has died at the age of 93.
This was reported by the American Celebrity Portal, TMZnamed after the company’s new name, Sesame Workshop, after Elmo and Abelardo, and conveyed it in it website.
Morissette was an experimental psychologist who had the idea to create a Sesame Street doll after one of his daughters spent hours in front of the TV.
In 1965, a man realized that the time he spent with his three-year-old daughter Sarah could be useful if cartoons could educate her at the same time.
Lloyd Morrisette then partnered with Joan Ganz Cooney and together they founded Children’s Television Workshop, the company behind Sesame Street.
