LEMON: Well, this summer CNN takes you back to "THE SEVENTIES". The first episode is about groundbreaking TV like Sesame Street. So, I was pretty excited when I got the chance to sit down with the Cookie Monster and the Count. Listen.</s>LEMON: Cookie, I've been knowing you since the '60s and '70s.</s>COOKIE MONSTER, SESAME STREET CHARACTER: Yes.</s>LEMON: And now all of the sudden, you're on Facebook, you have a social media presence. Do you tweet?</s>MONSTER: Me tweet.</s>LEMON: Why is it important for you to tweet and for you to be on social media?</s>MONSTER: You know, me get to stay connected. You know, it's all about being connected to the people. Yes.</s>LEMON: Yes?</s>MONSTER: And so, you know, why not? If you can, you know, make someone smile every day through Twitter, we do that.</s>LEMON: What do you talking about?</s>MONSTER: Oh, cookies and pretty much cookies. Sometimes we talk about cookies.</s>LEMON: Do you have a car? Do you drive?</s>THE COUNT, SESAME STREET CHARACTER: I do. I do have a car. It is called The Count mobile. And it is a -- I think it is due on its emissions test.</s>LEMON: Is it? Do you know that I drive around in a car?</s>THE COUNT: I need to take that in, OK? Who want to get the tickets?</s>LEMON: It is known that I drive a car called the Blizzard-mobile. Would you like to borrow it sometimes?</s>THE COUNT: Oh, that would be wonderful. We could do a little drive in the park with it.</s>LEMON: And you can count the snowflakes.</s>THE COUNT: Oh, that sounds marvelous! Yes.</s>THE COUNT: You're a good-thinking man.</s>LEMON: Well, we're going to have much more Sesame Street tomorrow night. That's it for us tonight. Thanks for watching. "AC360" starts right now.
Back to the Seventies with Sesame Street.