- Tickle Me Extreme Cookie Monster doubles over with laughter
- Speaks humorous phrases; rolls from side to side
- Soft and huggable, 11 inches tall
- Includes Cookie Monster doll and 6 AA batteries
- Ages 18 months and older
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Model NumberL6567
Batteries Required?Yes
Batteries Included?Yes
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Product Description
Last year, T.M.X. Elmo proved that laughter is contagious, and now Elmo's friends Ernie and cookie Monster join in the riotous fun! Both 11-inch plush dolls put their own spin on the exciting action of the original T.M.X. Elmo. He giggles and laughs so much that he rolls from side to side and struggles to get back on his furry feet. Kids simply tickle each doll's belly to get the laughter started.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this as a xmas present for my 11 month old niece Isobelle (who will be 1 in January) as she loves Cookie Monster, and well this toy is amazing!! It needs 6 AA batteries (3 in each foot, don't use rechargables as it will make him slow) and he's so funny! He's very similar to TMX Elmo, but smaller. He rolls around laughing when you press his tummy!! My niece adores him!!
Recommended for children and cookie monster fans :)
Recommended for children and cookie monster fans :)
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The Elmo one of these we have is a lot bigger and has more extensive array of arm/leg moevements (aslo more phrases).
Still great fun, for the price.
Still great fun, for the price.
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21 of 22 people found the following review helpful
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29 Nov 2007
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I got this toy for my son's birthday. I never saw the original Elmo from the Nineties. So, I can not make a comparison. I can tell you that this thing is a battery hog! If the batteries are not fully charged "Cookie" will not go through all his moves and has trouble getting up. On the other hand, when his batteries are fully charged, he almost seems to be too revved up. He sometimes falls back down after he gets up. But, he will stand up again if he falls. All in all, this toy does make my son happy. He laughs at it a lot. So do I, sometimes. Just be ready to change the batteries more often than you do with most toys. And that is six (yes six AA) batteries, not two or even four.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Solid laughs, some flaws and clunky construction. NOT a plush toy!
8 Dec 2007
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TMX Cookie Monster will make you laugh. His motions and voice should give almost anyone the giggles. He has two actions, one short and one long, both triggered by simply touching his tummy. The short action is a few laughs accompanied by some shaking. It's hardly impressive. The second response is what TMX Cookie Monster is all about:
Cookie Monster begins to laugh. He shakes and then falls over backwards. He sits back up and tries to control his laughter. He gets a second bout of laughter, rolls over onto one side and chuckles and kicks his legs. He then rolls onto his back, has a few more laughs, rolls onto his other side, then rolls to his back, and in a very funny effort, sits up after a few tries. He then stands and the motion ends.
When it works properly, it is adorable and people love it. The problem is that it doesn't always work as intended. Sometimes when he intends to sit up, the motion is so powerful that he tips over onto his face. From this point on, none of the motions follow the proper audio cues. If he does manage to sit properly, the other issue I encountered was when he's on his right side and tries to roll onto his back. One leg kicks back quickly and the momentum (as well as a balance peg in his back) is supposed to roll him over. Often this fails as the motion isn't adequate. These problems occur even on completely flat, hard surfaces as instructed. Of small help is a balance-sensing mechanism: Cookie Monster knows how he is positioned and will make several attempts to stand upright before stopping all motions. It is reasonably successful at this.
The toy is surprisingly heavy. The feet are very hard and contain the 6 batteries necessary. The motors I assume are in the legs/hips. The arms do not move. In sharp contrast, the body and arms of the toy feels like a pillowcase strung over a broomstick. The blue covering material hangs loose all over and you can feel the rounded arm pegs and one very long peg off-center in his back. Falling on this peg could be very painful, and there is no cushion material inside the toy's body at all. The head is the only part that seems to have solid stuffing.
This toy is meant to be watched and laughed at. It is too heavy and hard to be handled like a stuffed animal.
Finally, the eyes do not move. This was a little bit of a disappointment to me, as Cookie Monster is known for his googlie eyes.
With only one worthwhile motion (the two alternate equally), some problems with that motion, and the seriously non-plush nature of the toy, I don't know how much I could recommend this for a child's play toy.
Cookie Monster begins to laugh. He shakes and then falls over backwards. He sits back up and tries to control his laughter. He gets a second bout of laughter, rolls over onto one side and chuckles and kicks his legs. He then rolls onto his back, has a few more laughs, rolls onto his other side, then rolls to his back, and in a very funny effort, sits up after a few tries. He then stands and the motion ends.
When it works properly, it is adorable and people love it. The problem is that it doesn't always work as intended. Sometimes when he intends to sit up, the motion is so powerful that he tips over onto his face. From this point on, none of the motions follow the proper audio cues. If he does manage to sit properly, the other issue I encountered was when he's on his right side and tries to roll onto his back. One leg kicks back quickly and the momentum (as well as a balance peg in his back) is supposed to roll him over. Often this fails as the motion isn't adequate. These problems occur even on completely flat, hard surfaces as instructed. Of small help is a balance-sensing mechanism: Cookie Monster knows how he is positioned and will make several attempts to stand upright before stopping all motions. It is reasonably successful at this.
The toy is surprisingly heavy. The feet are very hard and contain the 6 batteries necessary. The motors I assume are in the legs/hips. The arms do not move. In sharp contrast, the body and arms of the toy feels like a pillowcase strung over a broomstick. The blue covering material hangs loose all over and you can feel the rounded arm pegs and one very long peg off-center in his back. Falling on this peg could be very painful, and there is no cushion material inside the toy's body at all. The head is the only part that seems to have solid stuffing.
This toy is meant to be watched and laughed at. It is too heavy and hard to be handled like a stuffed animal.
Finally, the eyes do not move. This was a little bit of a disappointment to me, as Cookie Monster is known for his googlie eyes.
With only one worthwhile motion (the two alternate equally), some problems with that motion, and the seriously non-plush nature of the toy, I don't know how much I could recommend this for a child's play toy.
25 of 33 people found the following review helpful
Better than Elmo, dare I say!We
30 Oct 2007
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We LOVE the TMX Cookie! We already had original Tickle Me Elmo and TMX Elmo and now....Cookie just joined the family! We don't even have kids yet! But crack up at the laughter these monsters put out!!!!! It is sooo fun and dare I say Cookie is funnier than Elmo!!!!!!!!!! Sorry lil Red dude! We love when our friend's kids visit and they can play with them all! Can't to get Ernie too! You must have the whole collection!
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