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Celeste 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 963	liss wrote: Celeste wrote: C is for cookie that's good enough for me C is for cookie that's good enough for me C is for cookie that's good enough for me Oh cookie, cookie, cookie starts with C. i love that song still rember it and i heard this when iwas five 1m 15 today wasnt new when i saw it but loved it I'm surprised I still remember it liss.

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pokinsmot 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 574	i just saw a show called "play with me sesame"(or something like that) on noggin, and while the majority of the show is new stuff, the played quite a few older skits through out, which seemed to be mostly ernie and bert... that was pretty cool...
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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	holy crap the teenie lil super guy I remember him now!!!! That made me excited lol....I remember when Mr. Hooper died that sucked big time. I also remember the old pinball skit stuff....wish Elmo had a bigger part then. If there is nothing on, yes I stop and watch sesame street. I saw Sonia Manzano speak for something I had to do for a paper in college (Maria) and she was amazing! She was so sweet, and she also shared Sesame Street Bloopers with us....seeing Big Bird say Hell was the bes thing ever! The brick and baseball bat fight between Elmo and Telly was hillarious as well. For those who remember baby natasha she is played by a man with an extremly deep voice..

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mr3urious 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 3359	RetroErica69 wrote: holy crap the teenie lil super guy I remember him now!!!! That made me excited lol....I remember when Mr. Hooper died that sucked big time. I also remember the old pinball skit stuff....wish Elmo had a bigger part then. If there is nothing on, yes I stop and watch sesame street. I saw Sonia Manzano speak for something I had to do for a paper in college (Maria) and she was amazing! She was so sweet, and she also shared Sesame Street Bloopers with us....seeing Big Bird say Hell was the bes thing ever! The brick and baseball bat fight between Elmo and Telly was hillarious as well. For those who remember baby natasha she is played by a man with an extremly deep voice.. And so is Elmo! ...I think.
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Celeste 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 963	pokinsmot wrote: i just saw a show called "play with me sesame"(or something like that) on noggin, and while the majority of the show is new stuff, the played quite a few older skits through out, which seemed to be mostly ernie and bert... that was pretty cool... Yeah they have that on Treehouse TV here in Canada. Is it the one with Grover, Bert, Ernie, Cookie Monster and Prarie Dawn?

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IMissThe80s 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 482	I remembered: the guy who painted numbers on everything the moving pictures in the art gallery (one of the characters was Maria dressed like a Charlie Chaplin-esque man) a stop-motion skit where a guy would look like he slid around the ground and up and over objects in a small area while standing still Ernie's "I'd Like To Visit The Moon" the Sesame Street epsode where Big Bird went to a camp the Two-Headed monster Guy Smiley's game shows the epsode where Oscar built a space ship to go into outer space my fave song: "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo.....Manah Manah" Kermit's "Muppet News Flash" the "Would You Like To Buy An "O"?" skit "It Is I....Captain Vegetable!" The Teeny Little Super Guy the rolling typewriter "Noo Nee Noo Nee Noo Nee Noo" The Pinball skit and who remember's back in the beginnig when Elmo had a deep, scruffy voice?
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tonewinwy 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 989	wrote: the Two-Headed monster Yeah they could never decided which way to go . 1 wanted to go one way and the other wanted to go the other way . wrote: Kermit's "Muppet News Flash" That was always funny. They'd have the wind blowing for some reason so hard he could barely stand up and report .
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Wimplestein 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 89	I love Sesame Street!!! still do. I loved Grover as a waiter the two headed monster snuffy ahhh i could go on forever.... Does anyone remember this? Doin the pigion erah doin the pigion erah!!

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sewage 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 835	Captain N wrote: Afficial wrote: good thread I remember a bunch of old Seasame street stuff, however some of it was only shown on the Canadian version I think. I remember a little segment which was clay animation and it was about a guy who was getting ready to go to sleep and he would go to sleep with his boots on, and when he did the narrator would say in a whispered voice "what about the boots??" I also remember the little cartoon guy who was on a glass in a cupboard, I forget what his name was. Anyone know? And of course I remember the pinball segment that went "1-2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9-10, 11, tweeleleleleve!" Man in a glass was called something like Teenage super little guy. Correct me if I'm wrong. Is it true Bert and Ernie were gay? They MUST be. Sesame Street were ahead of their own time when it came to Burt & Ernie I sure as heck don't remember no spanish ever being on there And the days when Elmo was just another face... curse you, Tickle Me Elmo. CURSE YOU! I used to love this one skit with these three or two singing geese or whatever, and this one dude who looked just like Animal would interupt their song going like 'WELL A FAT CAT SAT ON A HAT THAT'S A FACT!' or something like that My mom taped and we watched it recently... laughed our asses off it's very amusing!
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Celeste 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 963	wrote: "It Is I....Captain Vegetable!" With my carrot and my celery. Eating crunchy vegetables is good for me and they're good for you so eat them too they'll keep you strong your whole life long eat celery and carrots by the bunch [boing]. Three cheers for me Captain Vegetable crunch, crunch, crunch.

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mr3urious 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 3359	sewage wrote: Captain N wrote: Afficial wrote: good thread I remember a bunch of old Seasame street stuff, however some of it was only shown on the Canadian version I think. I remember a little segment which was clay animation and it was about a guy who was getting ready to go to sleep and he would go to sleep with his boots on, and when he did the narrator would say in a whispered voice "what about the boots??" I also remember the little cartoon guy who was on a glass in a cupboard, I forget what his name was. Anyone know? And of course I remember the pinball segment that went "1-2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9-10, 11, tweeleleleleve!" Man in a glass was called something like Teenage super little guy. Correct me if I'm wrong. Is it true Bert and Ernie were gay? They MUST be. Sesame Street were ahead of their own time when it came to Burt & Ernie I sure as heck don't remember no spanish ever being on there And the days when Elmo was just another face... curse you, Tickle Me Elmo. CURSE YOU! I used to love this one skit with these three or two singing geese or whatever, and this one dude who looked just like Animal would interupt their song going like 'WELL A FAT CAT SAT ON A HAT THAT'S A FACT!' or something like that My mom taped and we watched it recently... laughed our asses off it's very amusing! Bert and Ernie are NOT gay! They're just really good friends!
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pokinsmot 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 574	Celeste wrote: pokinsmot wrote: i just saw a show called "play with me sesame"(or something like that) on noggin, and while the majority of the show is new stuff, the played quite a few older skits through out, which seemed to be mostly ernie and bert... that was pretty cool... Yeah they have that on Treehouse TV here in Canada. Is it the one with Grover, Bert, Ernie, Cookie Monster and Prarie Dawn? yup thats the one...
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Celeste 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 963	pokinsmot wrote: Celeste wrote: pokinsmot wrote: i just saw a show called "play with me sesame"(or something like that) on noggin, and while the majority of the show is new stuff, the played quite a few older skits through out, which seemed to be mostly ernie and bert... that was pretty cool... Yeah they have that on Treehouse TV here in Canada. Is it the one with Grover, Bert, Ernie, Cookie Monster and Prarie Dawn? yup thats the one... God I'd like to know just what the hell the writers were smoking when they thought of that one?

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pokinsmot 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 574	Celeste wrote: pokinsmot wrote: Celeste wrote: pokinsmot wrote: i just saw a show called "play with me sesame"(or something like that) on noggin, and while the majority of the show is new stuff, the played quite a few older skits through out, which seemed to be mostly ernie and bert... that was pretty cool... Yeah they have that on Treehouse TV here in Canada. Is it the one with Grover, Bert, Ernie, Cookie Monster and Prarie Dawn? yup thats the one... God I'd like to know just what the hell the writers were smoking when they thought of that one? lmao
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Celeste 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 963	pokinsmot wrote: Celeste wrote: pokinsmot wrote: Celeste wrote: pokinsmot wrote: i just saw a show called "play with me sesame"(or something like that) on noggin, and while the majority of the show is new stuff, the played quite a few older skits through out, which seemed to be mostly ernie and bert... that was pretty cool... Yeah they have that on Treehouse TV here in Canada. Is it the one with Grover, Bert, Ernie, Cookie Monster and Prarie Dawn? yup thats the one... God I'd like to know just what the hell the writers were smoking when they thought of that one? lmao Yeah I know.

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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	It's funny, I remember most of these sketches eventhough I saw them in Dutch in the early eighties. Why hasn't anyone mentioned the Super Grover sketches yet?

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Wimplestein 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 89	DoveStrangler wrote: It's funny, I remember most of these sketches eventhough I saw them in Dutch in the early eighties. Why hasn't anyone mentioned the Super Grover sketches yet? I looooooooove Super Grover I still have a tape of super grover. When he tried to change into his costume it had jelly all over it.

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RetroSeaside 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 46	I remember this skit where Grover wants Forgetful Jones to sing "Oklahoma," but Forgetful keeps messing up. Teeny Little Super Guy *That "Martian Beauty" song.
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tonewinwy 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 989	I can't remember if anyone's meantioned these or not. Linda the Deaf lady she was cool. Sing Sing a Song is a cool song. We All Sing with the Same Voice was really cooool.
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