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System
8 years 10 months ago
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mikee_kid12 wrote:
I remember when Bert got f'd in the ass by Ernie.

Ohh yea!!
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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	i dont know if anyone else put this but i think there was a song called "Sleepy, happy, and bored" which they would play every so often, and like every show was interrupted by a random letter or number of the day

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mikee_kid12 wrote:
I remember when Bert got f'd in the ass by Ernie.

Haha i dont.
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mr3urious 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 3359	cilla wrote: jadedoz wrote: reading through all these posts made me remember a segment on SS when a man goes fishing by cutting a hole in the snow, I think he had his young son with him as well. Can anyone else remember this??? I think I do...heh. Me, too! It had the eskimo kid showing and counting all the fish he caught from the ice hole ( ) and saying "I love fish!"
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leafsfan18 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 102	One thing I remember for sure is the 1990s ending credits, with all the buildings dancing, and then, near the end of the music, Big Bird would come on very briefly and say the popular closing line of "Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop". If I'm not mistaken, this ending was only shown on Fridays.
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mr3urious 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 3359	leafsfan18 wrote: One thing I remember for sure is the 1990s ending credits, with all the buildings dancing, and then, near the end of the music, Big Bird would come on very briefly and say the popular closing line of "Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop". If I'm not mistaken, this ending was only shown on Fridays. The Twin Towers were among the many dancing buildings. They also had dancing clothes on a clothesline, with Big Bird dancing with a girl and Elmo floating into the sky with balloons. I also remember almost all the music and SFX that went along with the credits!
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pokinsmot 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 574	mr3urious wrote: Who else remembers the animated sketch with a man named Mr. Twink, who lived above someone and below someone else in an apartment or a boarding house. When the guy living above was snoring too loud, Mr. Twink prodded the ceiling with a broomstick and told him to shut up. I don't remember what else happened. i think the guy on the bottom floor had a sneeze or cough or something like that... funny stuff...
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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	Well I'm not gonna put any Sesame Street names down, cause in Holland they have completely different names (alright, Bert and Ernie are the same) But I remember quite a lot.. Lately I had to babysit my little cousin, so we watched Sesame Street and I really was shocked of how much it had changed! It's actually more violent, no kidding!

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MemorysEqualPriceless 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 30	i dont know how old yall are talkin about.... but i remember the cookie monster, and the oscar, and something with the ABC's

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I love the Yip Yip aliens trying to talk to a telephone and mooing at it! *Lisa*
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mr3urious 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 3359	I remember Doin' the Continental, which had animated kids dancing across continents.
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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	Marissa wrote: Lately I had to babysit my little cousin, so we watched Sesame Street and I really was shocked of how much it had changed! It's actually more violent, no kidding! i had no idea sesame street is still going. id like to see what its like now

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NeonNightrider 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 337	stantheman wrote: Marissa wrote: Lately I had to babysit my little cousin, so we watched Sesame Street and I really was shocked of how much it had changed! It's actually more violent, no kidding! i had no idea sesame street is still going. id like to see what its like now I haven't watched the show in years, but from what I've read on other sites, it has essentially become "The Elmo Show." He's the focus of pretty much every segment. Apparently they have added something called Elmo's World. Looks like the Sesame Street we grew up with is dead. Maybe I just thought this happened after reading everyone's recollections, but was there ever a segment with Smokey Robinson? I seem to recall a skit where he sang "You Really Got a Hold On Me" and danced with a giant letter U. Also, I think they once showed a video where a little girl is climbing steps in a park. It ends (from what I can remember) with another little kid saying, "she really, really likes those steps."

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Derrick 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 581	I wouldnt admit this to anybody other than the people on this site but I actually watch Sesame Street sometimes because I have this channel called PBS Sprout and it shows Sesame Street at 2pm and I watch it when I can remember. Now, most footage is new but there are also a lot of recycled footage from when we were kids. A lot of the animation, songs and sketches are things that I remember watching as a kid. The only drastic change is of course Elmo's World which I cant stand like everyone else.
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Adam Ant 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 31	Mr. Hooper and Cookie Monster's C is for Cookie Song and of course Super Grover.
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Celeste 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 963	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.

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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	mikee_kid12 wrote: I remember when Bert got f'd in the ass by Ernie. Thats from the Bert is evil web site, not Seaseme Street. Actuaalyy it was the other way around.

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System 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 74809	I hate how Elmo took the spotlight now...He was nothing back in the day...nobody liked him...One of my favorites characters were Grover and Cookie Monster... I remember those aliens that would say "yep, yep, yep....uh huh, uh huh" all the time lol

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mr3urious 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 3359	Enti-G wrote: I hate how Elmo took the spotlight now...He was nothing back in the day...nobody liked him...One of my favorites characters were Grover and Cookie Monster... I remember those aliens that would say "yep, yep, yep....uh huh, uh huh" all the time lol Yeah, those were the days...when other characters were more popular such as Big Bird.
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liss 8 years 10 months ago Posts: 225	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
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