How did Mr. Hooper really die?

The following is the true account of the events leading to the death of Mr. Hooper, Sesame Street store owner and friend of Big Bird.

Mr. Hooper died at the age of 68, of causes yet unexplained. We remember the episode of Sesame Street where Big Bird one day made a portrait of Mr. Hooper. Proud of his creation, Big Bird visits the old man's store to find Maria and Bob but no Mr. Hooper. The two explain that Mr. Hooper had just died, and Big Bird is boggled by the whole concept.

The episode continues with Big Bird learning to cope with the Death, but never is it explained why and how Thaddeus D. Hooper died. Let us now uncover the truth behind this mystery... A week before the death of Mr. Hooper the famed actor comedian Richard Pryor guested on the show. It is a documented fact that Mr. Pryor was an avid user of Crack. Intelligence sources have reason to believe that Bert was his supplier ( the two have been photographed together). In fact, Bert is the cause of his addiction.

Bert is responsible for the addictions of many other muppets: Elmo to Cocaine, Cookie Monster to Weed, Grover to Acid... to name a few, in fact Forgetful Jones is a casualty of Acid.

Mr. Hooper caught the two shooting up behind the store and got mad. Hooper threatened to go to the Police and that will not tolerate such evil hedonism so near his humble store. Pryor snaps into a panic (you know, the one he always does in the movies) Bert stays calm and says... "Here's some money... shut up." Insulted, Hooper shouts, "I'll never take your dirty drug money, you freak! Get out of here before I call the cops." Bert responds, "We'll leave, but if you tell... you die." Bert walks away calmly while Pryor is still in a state of pan

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Stephen Schwetz

Stephen Schwetz

I collect movies TV series and acronyms after my name. I am an active ADHD and Autistic, who suffers from all the trauma of trying to fit into a social system that doesn't work for the last 46 years

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