October 15th, 2010
03:55 PM ET
'Sesame Street' videos hit with adults as wellIf we’d had the ability to tweet, Facebook “like” and otherwise share stuff we think is awesome online back in the ‘70s and ‘80s, no doubt classic "Sesame Street" clips like the “Pinball Number Count” would have gone viral like some of the “Street’s” latest segments. Aside from the Katy Perry cleavage debacle (a video that made its Web rounds despite the fact that it won’t actually air on the children’s program), there have been a string of other videos passed around like lightning online, like Grover’s take on the now iconic Old Spice commercial “Smell like a Monster” and this week’s ode to rocking what you’ve got, “I Love My Hair.” The Old Spice parody falls in the vein of some of “Sesame Street’s” other spoofs on more adult themes, like when HBO’s “True Blood” turned into “True Mud,” or when they did a riff on the AMC hit “Mad Men.”
In the video, Grover dons a towel in a replica of the now-familiar bathroom, and tells his viewers to look at themselves and then back to Grover. Sadly, his viewers aren’t monsters, but that doesn’t mean they can’t know what the word “on” means! “Anything is possible when you smell like a monster and know the word ‘on,’” he explains at the end. But “Sesame Street” doesn’t limit its educational bits to just vocabulary, letters and counting – they also take on topics that affect self-esteem, like appreciating one’s natural hair color and texture. In a video featuring the catchy tune “I Love my Hair,” a brown girl puppet tells viewers, "Don't need a trip to the beauty shop, 'cause I love what I got on top," and goes on to describe all the things her hair can do and how much she loves it just as it is. What’s your favorite “Sesame Street” video, be it old or new? |
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I LOVED the Ladybugs' Picnic song growing up, and was so happy to find it online 20 years later.
I love that chant by cookie monster and Big Bird, "No means yes, yes means anal."
You take the golden AN, to the tan van, and give it to Fran, who'll take it to Dan. That's the plan.
A couple of great ones. Kermit the Frog and his reporting of the 3 little pigs house being blown down. Also and this one is from the muppets. The mahnahmah song. That is a very good one and is on youtube.
On the Subway – "You can lose your purse, or you might lose something worse on the subway...SUBWAY"
There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza,
there's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, a hole,
Well, fix it dear Henry, dear Henry,
Well, fix it dear Henry, dear Henry, fix it.
With what, dear Liza, dear Liza,
with what, dear Liza, dear Liza with what?...........
My favorite is Grover singing, "The Wetback that Mows our Yard"
Holy COW! There are some awesome memories here... but no one has mentioned the "NO" song (and the word is no! no no no no no no no... no... no!) and not to mention my absolute favorite skit/song of ALL TIME: Captain Vegetable!!
It is I! Captain Vegetable! With my carrot, and my celery! Pure awesome...
B is for bong.
Holy cow, where to start? Some of my favorites:
Paul Benedict (Mr.Bentley from "The Jeffersons") as the Number Painter. I loved those!
The spaceship that dropped off the lowercase n
Grover the Waiter (the gigantic hamburger...the alphabet soup..."HEY CHARLIE!!!...)
The little red ball that rolled through the flags..etc. which got turned into powder or cherries on the sundaes
The chef that wiped out with the cakes, pies...etc.
"My name is Fred...my name is Fred...when I get up I like to butter a slice'o.....BREAD!!"
The spaceship that dropped off the lowercase n
"It's Springtime" is a beautiful little song/visual which makes me happy and sad at the same time. The seasons, as the years in our lives...go so fast.
And oh yeah, I can definitely confirm...it is a CONTAINER of milk, folks. Trust me.
Sesame Street hands down taught me more about letters, numbers, and reading than anything I learned early on in school. They took learning and made it FUN. The colors, the catchy tunes, the characters. Nothing on TV today is even close. I tried to watch Sesame Street of today and was very disappointed, There is hardly any of what made it special or original back in the day (CGI characters, mundane lessons...etc.). My 7 year old daughter and I will catch some old Sesame clips on YouTube and she enjoys it like I did.
b is for bubble and bubble gum...
How'bout this one: "I Loooveee TRASSHH! .. " .. : )
Ernie's "Imagine That" song. "And I tip my hat! (Dahh-dahh-dah-da!) Imagine THAT?! (Dahh-dahh-dah-da!) Imagine thaaaaaaaaaaaaat?! Imagine That!" LOL
When I find myself forgetting
What comes after 'A' but before 'C'
My mommy always whispers
Letter B .....
The doctor in the "Maria goes to the hospital" episode with his back to the camera, then he turns around & it's Noah Wyle. "Sesame street has been brought to you today by the letters E and R." The Count & Susan Sarandon getting caught in a rainstorm and having to knock on a castle door to use the phone, and the Count has to count the knocks. Kofi Annan negotiating a peace agreement between a bunch of Muppets who ALL want to sing the alphabet. Will.I.Am singing "What I Am". And finally..."Oh what is the letter we love? The one that we're extra fond of? It's not any trouble you know it's a W when you hear wuh wuh wuh wuh!"
i love sesaemstreet idnt really care much of how old i am i just love elmo and his songs and ii love cookie monster even though we learn the letter of the day on a cookie he still eats it but still it's a great loving sshow
I was watching the other day with my grandson and they did the " African animal alphabet song" and they said T was for tiger...no wonder everybody thinks tigers live in Africa. Still love the show and glad my grandson seems to enjoy it too at only 8 months old 🙂
I proudly downloaded "Put Down the Duckie." It stands as not only a great kid's song, but a great song period.
Did anyone see the Ace of Cakes episode when they delivered the Sesame Street cake? All the monsters' mouths were hanging open like they couldn't believe how awesome it was! It was hilarious!
Hey, do they still have oscar the grouch and his worm? I agree about Bert and Ernie ( don't ask, don't tell ) but that is one of the reasons sesame street is so great! They teach kids to be tolerant of everyone.
The Batty Bat is my hands down favorite. God, I hope this show is still around when I'm ready to have kids.
I still assert that my favorite movie all time is Follow That Bird. Cinematic brilliance with a wonderful message about loving people regardless of who or what they are.
The Count ruled!!! Victor – The Vegetable Vampire is still one of my favorites. Not to mention the Count with a high-top fade rapping with Kid n Play!!
Sounds like many (many, many) of us have happy memories of watching Sesame Street ... some when we were little ... some when our children were little ... my little girl quicklly easily learned her colors watching Sesame Street ... and much more.
Bring back the Yip Yip aliens! I loved those guys growing up!
My very favorite Sesame Street video of all time was one that probably ran in the mid to late 80s, and it featured a Creole band. Boy, could those guys rock. I remember going nuts for the music when I was a little kid. I've searched all over for the video on YouTube, but I can't find it. Does anyone know what band played in the video? I know it's a long shot, but I just had to give it a try.
There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza.
Oh, Snap! "Well, fix it, Dear Henry! Dear Henry! Dear Henry! Well, fix it, Dear Henry! Fix IT!"
"With whut, Dear Liza, Dear Liza, Dear Liza? With whut, Dear Liza, Dear Liza? With WHUT?!"
"A STICK, Dear Henry! Dear Henry! Dear Henry! A STICK, Dear Henry, Dear Henry, A STICK!" LOL!!! Too funny.
LOVED that!!! Was actually looking to see if anyone else remembered that one....Sesame Street is the best!
I love Sesame Street!!
If I had to pick just one favorite, it would have to be Somebody Come and Play, because it could be so sad and meloncholy if no one did, or they could end it happy with a friend. It still reminds me of sad rainy days with no one to play with, but Seasame Street to watch!
Ma-nuh Ma-nuh!
Ok so what about the lady in the big rocking chair who ended each skit with saying "and that's the truth", then sticking her tongue out and well, spitting? What's her name!? And to this day, I still count to ten in spanish, using the ss song "uno, dos, tres, quaaaatro, ciiiinco, seis!"
That was Lily Tomlin doing her Edith Ann character. She also used to do her on Laugh In.
"Women can fly way up high in a rocket
Women can hunt Alligators....
Wanna buy an H?
An H!?
KEEP IT DOWN, Keep it down.
I love the version of 1,2,3,4 Fiest sang on the show, my children and I watch it all the time. We also enjoy "Letter B", "" I'd like to live on the moon" and a old video with muppet babies singing about how they are babies, rock them! Jason Mraz "Go outdoors" is very catchy too!!
When Patrick Stewart (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard, ST:TNG) was on, he had to help rein in a naughty "Number 1". HA!
Let's call it Shirley.
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Sing for yourself... A loaf of bread, a container of milk, a stick of butter...
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The Yellow Yahoo
"He's dreaming of You, the Yellow Yahoo, in a tree that's shaped like a Y."
The Martians and the Clock "yepyepyepyepyep"
I love the Sesame Street clip: "Doing the Pigeon" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDJsgtoizj8)
Letter B, Letter B, Letter B....
"I'm an Aardvark", "Starfish", "The Batty Bat", Oh, and that song "Somebody come and play". 🙂
Beatle's Parodies: "Hey Food," and "Letter B." Adorable!
Nobody mentioned my fave 2 songs. The National Association of W Lovers and My Favorite Number Is 6.
"Oh 2 is your eyes and 1 is your nose and 5 is your fingers or your toes. 4 is the legs on an easy chair but there's no number that can compare with...6. When someone says Bert pick a number I always pick the one nobody picks. My favorite number is 6!"
Ernie playing "Bert Is It" while Bert is reading a book. My brother and I still crack up over that one.
Grovers monster in the mirror song. With celebrities and then the Simpson's at the end. Classic!
And I totally forgot Smokey Robinson with "U Really Got A Hold On Me" *sigh* to be a kid again.
To this day, the Cookie Monster "Healthy Food" rap can always brighten my day. It's so unapologetically 80s with a red tracksuit, Kangol and and huge gold chains. Plus, the background veggie singers sound great!
So I've seen so many people on here recall the pinball count song, but I could have swore that was on The Electric Company not SS.
James Taylor blitzed out of his mind singing Jelly man Kelly with the tuba and the group of kids. LOVE IT! I sing that with my 2 year old daughter all the time. And the ladybug picnic. 🙂 i love Sesame Street!
Doin The Pigion- Bert
Rubber Duckie- Ernie
Me Lost Me Cookie at the Disco! I had a 45 of that when I was a little girl, in the early 80s. I saw it on YouTube and its still great!
"What's the Name of That Song?"
"Put Down the Duckie"
Capital I and Lower Case n
Ladybug Picnic
Alligator King
Number 9 Cutie
Snuffy!
one, two, three,
FOUR, FIVE,
six, seven, eight,
NINE, TEN,
eleven, twelve.
Rebel L
Hey wasnt oscar orange the first season? and Big Bird a little slow? I like them best as the are now – and ANYTHING with supergrover in it
My fav. "would you like to buy an "O" " it'll only cost you a nickel!!! Right. with eanie
Love the "Milk, mi-ilk, milk" song with the trucker moving milk from farm to the store then brought to the crying baby. Always made me cry.
Shiny Happy Monsters with REM. Elmo saying "-- is a sometimes food" I say that to my kids ALL the time!
Anyone ever see the one where andre boccelli sings elmo to sleep? I cry every time I see it!
I loved H. Ross Parrot who said that it is our right as Americans to say the alphabet any way we want to –
C is for Cookie!
Glad there are so many adult sesame street lovers out there! My favourites will date me a bit – but I loved Kermit's 'It's not easy being green', anything Grover (near/far, his skit about crime which also was done on the Muppet Show, as a waiter), the two-headed monster (can't remember name), cookie monster, masterpiece theater, yup-yup aliens, skit about ?Bert and Ernie? trying to trim the curtains and they trim the whole thing off to get them even...so many! Glad this article made me walk down memory lane 🙂 Oh, and totally love the new Grover 'on' skit! hysterical!!!
But the best Sesame Street parody ever: Polly Darton! Here she is singing Counting 1 to 5:
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Another Ernie favorite of mine is when he sings, "Wake up!" to Bert. And when Bert finally says, "Ok, ok, I'm up!" Ernie says, "Oh, I was just practicing. Good night, Bert." Heh, heh, heh!
"A, B, C, D, E, F, Cookie Monster!"
30 years later, that still makes me laugh... and it's just so sweet when the little girl says "I love you, Kermit!" at the end of that skit.
Good memories!
My favorite is "here phishy, phishy! Bert and Ernie"!!
Elephant Elevator Operator
loved the London Frog!
My favorite was when Ernie would call the fishes into the boat. Bert tried but he just couldn't get it right.
Heeeere fishy, Fishy FISHY!
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red fox checking in
red leader checking in. sup /b/rothers!
The Count singing lambaba is the best one ever!
Good afternoon everybody. I think there were at least two variations on the kid going to the store for groceries. 1. A loaf of bread, a quart of milk and a stick of butter. 2. A loaf of bread, a container of milk and a stick of butter. Also one had a little black kid and the other one had a little white kid. There were no girls used at all.
Miami Mice! I still think about the mice dressed as Crockett and Tubbs, cruising around in Tubbs' convertible cadillac.
I just like watching elmos world
Loved "Its not easy being green"
and Cookie Monster singing "Up and Down"
I look up and see the sky
I look down and see the the ground
I look at you and sing a song about up and down
The Amazing Mumford! "Ah La Peanut Butter Sandwiches!"
Look for the Ricky Gervais clip of him sing Elmo to sleep. This one had me laughing so hard I cried. 🙂
"Born to Add" – Bruce Stringbean and the S Street Band. That is all.
Maya Angelou, Carlo, Lexine and Elmo singing "It's my name"
Teeny Little Super Guy, Aligator King, James Taylor singing Jelly Man Kelly and Up On the Roof!
Come and play, everything's a-okay...
I'm coming in late on this but what a shot of nostalgia reading this thread.
Abierto, Cerrado
Abierto, Cerrado, taught me my first Spanish words
and Linda and Bob taught me my first sign language
Grover and JonJon, so sweet
Ernie and Bert trying to even out the servings of pizza & root beer, or the chocolate milk
I'm almost 41 and still remember most of the original songs. Although I always wonder if my short attention span ...hey Big Bird!
I always think of the song "it's not easy being green" sung by Kermit.
I loved The Batty-bat! 123 Count! MUHAHAH!! Cue the lighting! ...And this is awesome. Want to get a bunch of people together and no fighting ... mention Sesame Street.
The pre-elmo stuff, like the O that goes over anr over and over the horse, or the typewriter guy, the operatic orange, the Count singing the Batty Bat Bat waltz. Does anyone remember when Snuffy was visible only to Big Bird?
I remember that. Only Big Bird ever saw him, and everyone kept telling him he was too old for imaginary friends and to let it go already, but it wasn't that he was imaginary, it was just that they kept missing him. But it got so bad that even Big Bird began to think he was imaginary. Poor Bird, as Snuffy would say.
one of these things just doesn't belong here one of these things isn't kind of the same...
My all time favorite is the Springsteen parody Born to Add. Purely made of awesome.
"With a Rebel L" by Billy Idol was pretty hilarious too.
What about "Barn In the USA"?
This my favorite one!
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G Grover....G George
Also great: Teeny Little Super Guy, the Tweedlebugs, and that orange that sings Carmen.
Hands down catchiest song: Telephone Rock
"My Name Is You"
And the Wubba Wubba song
I make my kids watch it & I still sing along! La la la la la! My fav's:
Bert's Blanket
Furry Happy Monsters
Kermit's Animal Alphabet
Ernie's Imagine That
A rock's not alive,no no no no no!
Near, Far
Me & My Llama
You Drive Me up the Wall
Plants Need Water, Man
M is for Martha
My fav, waay back, was Don Radio's bit with Kermit while trying to re-write Mary Had A Little Lamb. Or, Guy Smiley the game show host!
I loved those little rows of dots that came on the screen to music (da da da da da da da da...) and sometimes one would be the wrong color or something, then they'd have to reverse to fix the problem. Very clever!
All of the are great but something about kermits first rendition of "It's not easy being green" always strikes a cord... I sure miss Jim Henson... Thanks Jim! (And Frank too!)
tinyurl.com/399xoyr Damn best thing on tv
Its actually a loaf of bread, a carton of milk, and a stick of butter.. Lol
Wow, I would have bet my life it was a "container" of milk. ah, middle age...
Cookie is not veggie monster. Other characters try to make him eat veggies. "Veggies are an all the time food. Cooks are a soometimes food." Too which cookie responds by looking at a clock and saying "its sometime" then devouring the cookies. Kudos to sesame street for making critics happy by getting that message out without ending Cookie Mobster!
Mr. Snuffleaphogus was my boy!
we all live in a capital I
I don't remember exactly when i started wacthing Sesame Street but all the epsiodes are my fav...i still sing c is for cookie even when i'm not eating cookies (lol)...i really love the new episodes too...i watch even though my kids aren't a big fan of "the street" like i am...maybe i'll convert soon 🙂
You Mean "I Got a New Way to Walk" sung by Destiny's Child. I watched the first episode when it first aired and I still watch! Nobody beats Sesame Street. Buying myself the Oscar sneakers. My child wears the Elmo NB sneakers. We checked out the Smithsonian visit. We are true fans. Folks, order the DVD that features the classic episodes. Invite your friends over and throw a 30 and over viewing party. Trust me on this one!
That was originally done by the Madonna pigs in the 80s when I was a kid. Awesome throwback though.
There are soooo many I like.
There's a Bird on Me
Two Little Girls and a Little Doll House
The Yip Yip Martians
Ladybug's Picnic
The Tweedlebugs
The Pinball Count
The Typewriter that goes nu-nu-nu-nu
I Don't Want to Live on the Moon
Me and my Llama
It Ain't Bad to Get Mad
Sugar Beets
And my favorite of all... Caribbean Amphibian!
I LOOOOVVEDDD the typewriter. nunununu is my "just puttering around' noise 🙂 Oh, and Robin Williams testing if the shoe is alive.
I really like that this little brown puppet girl love love loves her hair ... she's happy with what she's got and doesn't need to go to the beauty shop and get her hair relaxed ... you go, girl ...love whatcha got!
The blond girl puppet "I'm waving goodbye to yooo-ooo with my....ear......."
Cowboy X!, Ladybug's Picnic, The Story of Quiet and Loud, Rumplestilskin (his name is "Bruce....Bruce Rumplestilskin")anything with Guy Smiley. Back in the 70's we used to cut high school, do bongs and watch Sesame Street.
And by the way it was "a loaf of bread, a quart of milk and a stick of butter. Youtube it.
I just YouTubed it – it is "container." Thank goodness my memory isn't completely failing!
Elmo's ducks song and "1234" with Feist.
I still remember 'Gimme 5' It was a Temptation style song about the number 5, with Gordon in the group. Give me 1 2 3 4 baby I love you more. Give me 5. All of the adult humor I missed as a kid is hilarious! My 2yr and I watch it daily!
This was not on Sesame Street but I loved when Elton John sang "Goodbye Yellowbrick Road" on The Muppet Show. I watch that clip at least twice a month on youtube.
Oh, it was Smokey Robinson– "You Really Got A Hold On Me". (Thanks, Wikipedia!)
Everyone listed my faves– Ladybug Picnic, I Don't Want to Live on the Moon, Alligator King, etc.– but no one said the letter M song, "Me and My Moose". "Me and My Moose we go MMM, MMM, MMM when we see the mess the monkey made on the moose with marmalade..."
Also good were the episodes where Ernie tied a string around his finger to remember something.
Another one that cracked me up was about the letter U. It was a pop song sung by its artist about being stuck on you or something, and the whole time he sang the letter U kept wrapping himself around the singer's leg. Forgot what that was but it was hilarious.
I only watched that show for Cookie Monster, the Count and Bert and Ernie!
I have "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" on DVD. I love it and try to watch it on Christmas Eve since PBS doesn't air it anymore.
And whenever it rains I always hear in my head, "It's a rainy day, it's a rainy day. It's raining outside and I can't go out and play. Why do we need the rain anyway?"
I have "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" too. I love that DVD!! My faves are REM singing with the Muppets, The Count counting sheep and the sheep getting tired of it and quitting so he has to call an all night counting place. He has the guy dress up like a sheep and leap over the bed while he counts him. Cookie Monster's Best Bites was a favorite tape of my kids growing up. I thought True Mud was hilarious. Sesame Street NEVER gets old.
Loaf of bread, stick o' butter, container of milk.
Every episode that sesame street brings out is great I grew up in the caribbean and use to rush home from school just to be in time for it to start,I have no children but I'm still watching it good memories lol
Faves:
The shady dude who was always trying to sell letters out of his over coat ("Riiiiiiight...")
Captain Vegetable
the 'Some and None' song
Bert's extrovert brother, 'Bart' who looked just like Bert but wore his hair parted down the middle
...and does any one remember Don Music, the piano player who would always flip out and start banging his head on the keys? I found his behavior quite disturbing as a child, before I knew what a tortured artist was.
I forgot about Don Music! He was a riot.
Kermit the frog and sesame street news!!!!! Mary had a bicycle!!!
Oh yeah, Don Music. "I'LL NEVER GET IT!! NEVER!!!" Bong bong bong, I laughed myself silly when I was a kid watching him.
Alligator KIng and his seven sons ❤ All time best!!
The broadcast clip of Carrie Underworm (voice and Muppet appearance of Carrie Underwood) singing the worm anthem with NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon looking on, and the non-broadcast clip of Elmo and comedian Ricky Gervais, amazingly funny
My husband sings that one! Do doo dododedo!
The muppets singing "on the subway" and "menah-menah"
Yip yip yip uh huh uh huh...Phone...People give me strange looks if I break out into a ballad of Rubber Duckey!
I love the yip yips martians every video of theres is funny
Did they really change the Cookie Monster to the Veggie Monster? I loved Near and Far by Grover!! My husband will do that just to hear me laugh!
Katy Perry's cans and her duet with Miss Piggy singing, "I Kissed a Girl"
Yeah, and I'm sure Katy Perry would be soooo attracted to a jack*ss who calls women's breasts "cans." Elmo rocks!
I'm not worried about her being attracted to me, I just love looking at her cans from afar. Don't you remember the episode where Elmo copped a feel? Doooshtard.
I can't choose just one. Everything that everyone has mentioned are all precious jewels of a time gone by. It is so wonderful how we as adults still cherish such invaluable education. Sesame Street is along the same lines as the original School House Rock. You just can't put a price on GOOD tv programming. Thank you! ...and by the way the "grocery list" is: a loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter. 🙂
Doin the pigeon. The chef that falls down the stairs. Everybody eats. The people in my neighborhood. I MISS MR LOOPER (HOOPER).
Still cries watching the episode where they had to tell Big Bird that "Mr. Looper" died.
"Socialist" Seseme Street part of Obama plot to communize Americas children. Why else is Elmo red?
I remember when Margaret Hamiltion aka The Wicked Witch Of The West came to visit Sesame Street back in the 70s. They aired it twice and then banished it forever. Would LOVE to see it again now. Anyone else remember that episode?
Don't think I've seen it but it could be a repressed memory – for years I was scared to death of her, bicycles with baskets, tornados and flying monkeys.
Los Lobos – Elmo and the lavender moon. Not sure how they talked Los Lobos into it but I'm glad they did.
"Desperate Houseplants" & "Golden triangle of destiny" are amongst my faves.
People here have mentioned some great bits. I've got 3 all time favorites:
1) Grover – "near and far"
2) Grover and JohnJohn (i know, it's multiple clips with them)
3) My absolute all time favorite – when the Sesame Street adults have to explain Mr. Hooper's passing to Big Bird. It's got to be the most honest, open, and saddest thing to air on tv. I get misty just thinking about it. If you can watch that and not feel yourself tearing apart at least a little...there's something seriously wrong with you.
I do "near and far" in my best grover voice to my 2 year old – she loves it and I still do too all these years later 🙂
#3 Defiinitely one of the most meaningful and emotional moments in all of children's television. I have the Sesame Street Unpaved book and I mist up everytime I read that page.
The "J" song rocks!
J, J, Jumpin' J
Who's gonna jump with the Jumpin' J?
I love the Beatles singing "Letter B"!
Search Kermit Mystery Box. Hilarious.
Awesome! Love the hare video. Very cute!!!
Pattie Labelle singing ABC's...Love it!!! Watch it twice a week
Patti LaBelle singing "I Miss my X". Awesome.
oh and I loved "Dance Myself to Sleep" with the boogy woogy sheep! LOL
I love this! Good times! I had Sesame Street's Greatest Hits on my little portable turntable. "Rubber Duckie" was my favorite song! And my favorite recent song was "Don't Know Why Y Didn't Come" with Norah Jones. Sesame Street rocks!
Happy Tappin' with Elmo is the best
Me lost me cookie at the disco, and me want it back! (Cookie Monster circa 1979)
MAD song
Lady Bug Picnic
Herry & John-John count
Talking Loud/Talking Soft("don't tell me I can't teach" LOL)
Bread,Milk,Butter
Lena Horne & Grover sing "How do you do?"
Invisible Ice Cream
Fat Cat
Pinball Counting
Bob McGrath sings "who are the people in your neighborhood?"
Telly Plugs In (when Telly was first introduced as Telly Monster)
Cookie Monster sings "Me Lost Me Cookie at the Disco"(I sing it every now n then to my daughter)
Those are just the ones from the first 11 seasons. I have 40 seasons of Sesame Street on DVD. It was my favorite show growing up and still is. I found the set of DVDs @ Walmart.
If anybody knows where I can find Prince singing Raspberry Sorbet, please let me know.. Thanks.
Oh I think it was grover and otherswho sang: sing, sing a song, sing out loud, sing out strong!~~~ I was 2 when Sesame Street started and I watched probably till I was ten. I had my 1st child at 20 and watched till he was about 8 and now I'm starting again with a 5 year old. Sad thing is my 5 yo is much more into cartoons than Sesame Street.
OMG and u all have to watch Lethal Weapon 3 on Monsterpiece Theater...
Hahaha i just found the skit where Ernie makes a sculpute of Bert, then when Bert asks about the nose on the sculpture, Ernie pulls Bert's nose off and sticks it on the sculpture. Hilarious.
I really liked the ones with the count, too. He'd take the greatest pleasure in counting, and then start cracking up like it was the funniest thing in the world. Then I'd start laughing with him.
Speaking of Grover and Fat Blue, they did a spoof called Extreme Home Makeover. In the end Fat Blue starts crying after Grover removed his front door. Grover responds with "Are we getting the crying? This has value!"
Rebel "L" video, parody of Billy Idol. Best ever.
That, and they also had "Cereal Girl," based on Madonna's "Material Girl." Loved that one!
Gotta love both the Law and Order and CSI spoofs! Another great clip was always Grover harrasing that poor fat blue guy at the restaurant!
oh, you mean rnc chair michael steele? 😀
Grover & Madeline Kahn singing "Sing What I Sing." Classic.
Sesame Street does a lot of parodies! I love to watch with my daughter just to see what they do. My personal favorite is Meal or No Meal - the Muppet looked just like Howie Mandel and Cookie Monster was the 'baker'. I also like Monsterpiece Theater and Grouch Eye for the Nice Guy. Good stuff!
Ahh, Monsterpiece theatre with Grover and the 39 stairs. Classic 🙂
Monsterpiece Theater performing The Taming Of The Shoe! Priceless!
"C" is for "Cookie" - that's good enough for me!
I was hoping someone would remember that too. "O cookie, cookie, cookie starts with C"
Always thought they should have done Gretchen Wilsons "I'm Here For The Party" with Cookie "I'm here for the cookies and I'm not leaving til you bring them out !" LOL
LOL @ cookie lover...
Healthy food, me love it!
Oh, and....
The King of Eight
"Manumana" song – no words
this was the muppets...
MANAHMANAHHHH!!!!
Dee, dee, dee deet!
I have that as one of the ringtones on my phone and I use it for when my kids call me.
... Parp pee dee did it!
Will always be my favorite 🙂
Pinball Counting Song
Ladybug Picnic
I Love Trash
Nasty Dan (sung by Johnny Cash, with Oscar)
I Don't Want to Live on the Moon
Aaah! The Pinball Counting song! "One, two, three, FOUR, FIVE, six, seven, eight, NINE, TEN, eleven, TWELVE!" Dooo-doooo-doo-dooo-dooo!!!!! LOL Sigh. Good times....
And do the 'Duck, Rubber Duck, Rubber Duck, Rubber Duck, Duck , Rubber Duck Duck.....
I remember that one. I remember jamming to that when I was a kid. Bert and Ernie were my favorite.
African Alphabet Song
Put Down The Duckie
Monster in the Mirror
Bohemian Rhapsody
Two words: Roosevelt Franklin.
Yes!!!!!!
I still like chris brown's song with elmo about signs and destiny's child's song about walking across the street.
"I got a new way to walk...WALK WALK..."
That song is on the 'Sesame Street Sings Karaoke' DVD.
Exit! It's the way out! Music video.
The Martians with the Phone. Baaarrrrring!
That is my all time favorite too. And I am a Gramma now
I have thought for years that this would be the best ringtone ever!
ROFL!!!!
Nope. Nope.nope.nope.nope.nope.nope.
boogie woogie piggies or Aaron Neville and Ernie sing "I dont want to live on the moon"
Yes on Ernie and Aaron Neville! Heck, I love all songs Ernie!
A loaf of bread, a quater of milk and a stick of butter.
Love that!!!!
You remembered! You remembered!
I actually think it's a "container" of milk.
That's one of my faves, too...but I remember it as a carton of milk, a loaf of bread, and stick of butter....
*sigh* Great memories! 🙂
I always thought it was "a quart of milk"
I thought is was container as well....
I thought it was " a container of milk" too...
OH MAN!!! I remember that kiid walking down the street trying to remember what his mom said. I was just thinking me and my Llama this w/e too. And do you remember the working dog. Imma dog, imma working dog, imma hard working dog...MEMORIES!!!
I thought it was a "bottle of milk". hahahahaha! I love that episode too! Nice to know other people have a good random memory like I do.
It's "A loaf 'a bread, a quart a' milk, and a stick a' butter." I always think of that when I'm headed to the grocery store. And I am 39 yrs old. I didn't know where I learned it. Thanks so much!
Anyone remember, "I'm Roosevelt Franklin (Yes he is!)"! ?
It's a "quart" of milk. But close enough! 🙂
its a fifth of jack, a ounce of poth and a half-tina of meth.
since finding the "smell like a monster" video, i watch it ten times every day.
freaking love Sesame Street even to this day and i don't have kids.
That chick in the pink dress is hot!!!!
"Sesame Street" is brought to you today by the letters M and B.
Isn't PBS a "socialist" channel? Paid for by the government for the people?Damn you Obama for educating our kids! I knew Elmo was a Marxist! All red and everything. The jig is up Ernie and Bert! We won't ask and please don't tell, we really don't want to know. Lol. Jk.
Obama's "Al Gore Moment"; so Obama invented PBS, funny seems to me it has been around since before he was even born, or at least since he was in diapers. Also; just what has Obabma accomplished with regards to education, please enlighten me. So far all I have seen is Obama and Michelle doing photo ops.
And for what reason of ignorance, do you even equate Obama with Sesame Street...
i saw a few comments here also mentioning that "loaf of bwead, a quart a milk...and a stick a-butta!" bit... i remember a few friends of mine say that as a joke here and there some 25 years ago, and i still say that to my wife now when she tells me to bring some things from the store on the way home... and i'm also in my 40's. amazing what an influence that has on us all so many years later. i still remember that clip, the kid and his mother, the afros back then... so funny to remember that...
there were several other clips from that period, but that's what i fondly remember and still think about.....