Oscar the Grouch is the next Sesame Street character to take over the Google doodle. For a week, Google is putting a different Sesame Street character on their doodle to celebrate Sesame Street's 40th anniversary.

The best friends Bert and Ernie are the muppets featured on the Google doodle today. Google is honoring Sesame Street turning 40 with a series of special doodles.

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Back in 1982 there was no Google search engine. That did not stop Sesame Street's Cookie Monster from singing the "Google Bugle" song. Google continues to celebrate Sesame Street's 40th anniversary by having Cookie Monster on its doodle.

The U.K. Google site today is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Wallace & Gromit. Meanwhile, closer to home (virtually), the U.S. Google site's Doodle celebrates both the Sesame Street Anniversary which will occur on Nov. 10th, when its 40th season begins, and Big Bird's birthday, although in terms of his Sesame Street age, he's effectively frozen at six years old.

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It is always interesting to see what the next special Google doodle is. Today, Google unveiled their latest one and it is a special one for kids of all ages. Today's Google doodle features the legs and feet of the lovable Big Bird from Sesame Street.

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