I used to watch this all the time as a child, and then I saw it in Target the other day and bought it for my daughter. She loves it, especially the Grouch Anthem!

I have it on DVD.

i used to watch this movie every year when they played it on TV during easter

I read the book waiting for my cloths to wash

Tossed Salad!!! For several years after that, I honestly thought that\'s what a \"tossed\" salad was, thanks to that movie.

Ah man, that was THE movie that I wouldn\'t stop watching as a little kid. It was ALL about Follow That Bird. I loved it to the point that I was posessive of it, lmao (I wouldn\'t let this other kid watch it with me. Not sure why?). I have it on dvd now, and have the song, \"Upsidedown World\" on my computer. It\'s one of those movies with songs that I still know by heart to this day. \"Aint No Road To Long\" - Who wasn\'t jamming along to that as a little kid? :-p

Oh, and the \'Grouch Anthem\'. lol

I have the song \"One Little Star\" on my iPod.

this is the best film ever hehe

I just saw this on HBO Family a couple of days ago. Yes, the tossed sallad scene was funny. Another scene that was funny was when Ernie is flying upsidedown and singing while looking for Big Bird. I think it was cool that John Candy was the state patrol officer at the end.

Classic Muppets, good stuff.

I used to love this when I was a kid...I don\'t remember it very well since I haven\'t seen it in several years, but there was a part where Big Bird was singing in a big cage, and it always made me cry. I saw the DVD at the store for like seven bucks, I should go back and get it!

I loved this movie when I was little. I thought the scene with the \"tossed salad\" was hilarious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My brother has a friend who has a two year old daughter who loves Sesame Street: Follow That Bird. I\'ve watched it with her a couple of times. Had a great cast of special guest celebrities and the cast of Sesame Street.

Loved this one!

I remember this show too. In fact, I couldn\'t resist wanting to relive a grand childhood memory, so I actually purchased this movie--and I\'m 22. Anyway, the thing I mostly enjoyed about this movie was all the interesting ways our principal characters were exposed to the world outside of Sesame Street. Like anything, they learn that it sometimes isn