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19 April 2006 — Sesame Street Video Clips (654)

Update: Foldedspace reader Dennis has found a popularly-requested video. Here's Loaf of bread, a container of milk and a stick of butter. Thanks, Dennis!

Update #2: Dutch has posted a bunch of YouTube clips for toddlers, including what seems to be additional Sesame Street clips. Right-click and open in a new tab, folks. You'll want to go there next...



I state quite confidently that this is the best entry I've made in five years of weblogging. Go away if you have work things to get done. This is an enormous time-waster.

Below you'll find a fantastic collection of Sesame Street video clips. These are great. I remember many of these from when I was a kid. I've tried to organzize them as best I can. If you know of more Muppet/Sesame Street clips, please let me know.

Let's start with a song we all know by heart: "one two three FOUR five, six seven eight NINE ten, eleven twelve..."

Next we have a random selection of number and alphabet clips, as well as random skits:
Letters versus numbers.
Telephone rock
Look at this
The alligator king and his seven sons
Yakety yak
I remember liking this one as a kid: sounds
My martian cutie (number nine)
Jake the snake — body parts
King Minus
Fishing for the alphabet
Animal department store elevator
Song about riding the subway.
The rhyming song
Count it higher
Robert DeNiro imagines he's Elmo (the spawn of Satan)
For Kris: the mad goat
Funny farm
The ladybug picnic
The number painter (and Stockard Channing! — I always loved this)
Mahna Mahna
We all live in a capital I
Choosing a national bird (hilarious!)
The villain in the panama hat

How about a collection of popular songs done Sesame Street-style?
Johnny Cash and Big Bird: Don't Take Your Ones to Town"
R.E.M. and the Monsters: "Furry Happy Monsters"
Stevie Wonder: "1-2-3"
Ray Charles (and Patrick Stewart?!?): The Alphabet Song"
The Beetles: "Letter B"
Norah Jones (and that spawn of Satan, Elmo): "Don't Know Y"
"Born to Add" (minus Bruce Springsteen)

For Jeff — the 'yip yip' Martians:
The Martians meet a telephone
The Martians meet a computer

Guy Smiley
The Remembering Game
Beat the Time
Mystery Guest

Oscar
It's Not Easy Being Green
I Love Trash

Grover
Grover is surprised
Grover examines Kermit's teeth
Grover's echo
Grover takes a bath
Grover takes a day off
Grover goes to bed
Grover the waiter: big or small?
The monster in the mirror
Grover and the butterfly

Cookie Monster
Disco Cookie
Casey McPhee
C is for Cookie!
Cookie Monster raps about healthy food (boo! sell-out!)
The mystery box (with Kermit)
Rhyming (with Kermit)
Cookie steals Ernie's cupcakes
Cookie steals Ernie's pillow
Cookie and Ernie sing about D
One of these things is not like the other
Eatin' Cookie (a parody of "Makin' Whoopee")
Six cookies
Monsterpiece Theater: Chariots of Fur
Monsterpiece Theater: The King and I
Monsterpiece Theater: Twelve Angry Men

My favorite has always been Kermit
It's Not Easy Being Green
A-B-C-D-E-F-Cookie Monster (very, very cute)
The mystery box (with Cookie Monster)
Rhyming (with Cookie Monster)
Muppet News Flash: Santa Claus
Muppet News Flash: The Six Dollar Man
Muppet News Flash: Cinderella
Muppet News Flash: The Beanstalk
Muppet News Flash: The Wrong Seven Dwarves

And now for the grand finale, a collection of Bert and Ernie videos!
Bert and Ernie go fishing
Ernie does the laundry
Bert's favorite number
Ernie can't sleep
Bert can't sleep
Bert and Ernie remember (and can't sleep).
The 'la la la' song (This is a classic.)
Bert is locked out
Artwork by Ernie
Ernie and the chocolate cake
Ernie and Bert at the beach
Ernie goes rock hunting
Bert and Ernie explore a pyramid
Bert's brother, Bart
Ernie quizzes Bert
Bert and Ernie play tag
Ernie breaks the cookie jar
Ernie has a banana in his ear (One of my all-time favorites.)
Bert and Ernie and the ice cream man
Bert and the National Association of W Lovers
Cookie steals Ernie's cupcakes
Cookie steals Ernie's pillow
Cookie and Ernie sing about D
Rubber Duckie!
Ernie and Lefty
Lefty and the painting
The broken ukelele
Natalie Portman (hubba and hubba) and Elmo (spawn of Satan) play the princess and the elephant

And, finally, the Muppet tribute to Jim Henson: Just One Person.


If you love these video clips, check out the complete first season of The Muppet Show, which is now available on DVD. (Also, this Songs From the Street boxed set features many of the songs above. Teach your children the songs you love!)

After watching some of these, I groused about Bert: "Bert is so lame. Who likes Bert?" "I like Bert," mumbled Kris. "Why? How can you possibly like Bert?" I asked. Kris was firm: "Bert is sensible." I just shook my head.

[all of this madness is via Metafilter, of course]

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Comments
On 19 April 2006 (10:20 AM), Will said:

I LOVE the 'yip-yip' martians. Also Bert & Ernie - way, way ahead of their time.


On 19 April 2006 (10:27 AM), Nikchick said:

The first link goes to the Stevie Wonder song, not the pinball number song. I found the pinball number song here: http://www.devilducky.com/media/41257/

The reason I went to look it up is because in all these years of listening to it (and knowing it by heart) I never actually "heard" the emphasis on FOUR and NINE and when you wrote it up that way, I just *had* to go listen again. I always heard it as a pause after, but not an emphasis on those numbers... in fact, I would have said the emphasis was on the FIVE and TEN if you'd asked.

I made Chris listen to it, and when asked, he hears the emphasis where you do.


On 19 April 2006 (10:33 AM), J.D. said:

That Chris is a good man.

I went back and fixed the link to the correct YouTube video. Thanks for digging up the DevilDucky link.

I'm trying to find time today to watch all the Bert and Ernies. I love 'em!


On 19 April 2006 (10:42 AM), J.D. said:

I love the Bert's brother Bart clip. It's hilarious.

I found a couple of new ones that are worth checking out: Sherlock Hemlock and the missing chicken salad sandwich and the two-headed monster reads a story.


On 19 April 2006 (11:12 AM), Greg said:

Wow. What a great post.

But...

Where's "The Count?"


On 19 April 2006 (11:53 AM), Amy Jo said:

Poor Bert--I guess someone has to carry the burden of sensibility.


On 19 April 2006 (01:00 PM), John said:

Thank you, J.D.!!


On 19 April 2006 (05:44 PM), joanne said:

Were you able to find the kitten princess skit? I just remember white kittens. It would make my day if you could find it.


On 19 April 2006 (07:36 PM), Joanne said:

I have issues with Oscar. I used to have nightmares of Oscar growing up. He would drive around in a corvette looking for kids around Barlow Rd., and kill them. - of course I was the only one outside.
I think Gordon and Maria are still on the show - they look amazing - they've hardly aged.
Thanks for today's entry.
Did you watch The Electric Company? Remember Letter Man?


On 19 April 2006 (08:06 PM), Jeff said:

Ernie and Cookie Monster are the best Sesame Street characters ever -- that Bert is such a dork.


On 19 April 2006 (09:03 PM), Jeff said:

Noah and I just watched a bunch of the clips. I gave him the option to choose whichever character he wanted to watch -- he only wanted to watch clips with Ernie and Cookie Monster... what a good kid! :-)

On a side note, I think 'Ernie breaks the cookie jar' has to be about my all-time favorite... it is just classic Ernie.


On 19 April 2006 (10:48 PM), neilio said:

Amazing stuff - thanks so much for sharing.

I know you're probably not doing requests, but do you (or does anyone) have the "Fat cat sat on the mat!" beatnik skit? That's possibly one of my favourites...


On 20 April 2006 (12:05 AM), Lorraine said:

This is the best post EVER. Thank you, thank you, thank you!


On 20 April 2006 (07:29 AM), Amanda said:

Cool!!! Thanks!


On 20 April 2006 (07:30 AM), J.D. said:

Joanne forwarded a link to the video she was looking for, Number Two Dollhouse; Jeff has requested that I track down the clip in which Ernie eats all of the pizza; and I'm keeping my eye out for the "fat cat sat on the mat" clip. Any other requests?


On 20 April 2006 (08:49 AM), Steve said:

Thanks so much for putting this up! I'm a new Dad and am flashing back to earlier days.
Did you find the Pigeon song that Ernie does? That is probably my favorite Sesame street song.


On 20 April 2006 (09:36 AM), Dan Coulter said:

[Editorial deadspace added by J.D. because URLs break the sidebar.] You forgot my favorite, Teeny Little Super Guy.


On 20 April 2006 (11:13 AM), Greg said:

After an exhaustive search -- ;) -- I found one clip of The Count counting apples with some Cookie Monster hijinx.


On 20 April 2006 (11:38 AM), Ewan Grantham said:

As far as requests go, I would LOVE to see the bit where Bert goes on a trip, and so the Count comes over to keep Ernie company. The Count begins to count sheep, and in the end Ernie comes out looking rather wild - one of the few times that Ernie ends up on the short end of the stick.


On 20 April 2006 (11:44 AM), Joel said:

Oh man, great entry. Those martians with the telephone? The ones that go "Yip yip yip, uh-huh uh-huh"? Simultaneously fascinating and disturbing to my young self. Still kind of are.


On 20 April 2006 (06:06 PM), April said:

Thanks for this! My daughter and I just watched a bunch. You must have put a lot of work into it!
Here is one more:
King of Eight


On 20 April 2006 (08:15 PM), Munkey said:

Great list! Has anyone got a clip of Cecile the Orange with a rubber band mouth that sang the opera Carmen ? It was a stop motion animation clip.


On 21 April 2006 (06:58 AM), Mookie said:

Being the father of a 17-month-old little girl, I watch Sesame Street every single day. It's still the best educational program on television.

Thanks for compiling this great list!


On 21 April 2006 (01:25 PM), Ulrike said:

Mahna Mahna is actually a skit from The Muppet Show.

(Not that I mind.)


On 21 April 2006 (03:09 PM), Dan Coulter said:

Does anyone know where "Me and My Llama" can be found?


On 21 April 2006 (09:56 PM), Andy said:

How about "I remember!! I remember !! A loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter....." ???? That one always killed me.........


On 22 April 2006 (04:11 PM), Michael Niederman said:

Any chance anyone can find "Roosevelt Franklin"? That's a favorite of mine from the show.


On 22 April 2006 (08:24 PM), swampking said:

How about James Taylor singing the Jelly song....THAT's a classic!!


On 22 April 2006 (08:45 PM), ocB said:

oh this was just great! thanks for sharing :)


On 23 April 2006 (09:08 AM), dudedude said:

"Go away if you have work things to get done"

dude: reading just that made me start to work down the list you provided, the least i can do now is to keep up with you...

cheers!


On 23 April 2006 (02:24 PM), amy said:

Mahna Mahna isn't from Sesame Street. It's from The Muppet Show.


On 24 April 2006 (08:31 PM), James said:

The "Yip Yip" Martians scene with the telephone has lived in my memory for so many years. I never thought I would see it again, but having seen it, it's even better than I remember. Wow. Priceless.


On 25 April 2006 (06:50 AM), Leonard said:

Ok, this is truly awesome!!! Just one missing that I'm DYING to see again: Ernie singing "I Don't Want To Live On The Moon"!!!! I'm a 26 y/o guy, and when I think about that song, I still get kinda misty eyed! My seven year old loves it now, and we have it on cd, but I'd LOVE to show her the video if anyone can find it! Thanks!!!


On 25 April 2006 (07:08 AM), Courtney said:

Oh, the memories!! I was watching Family Guy the other night, and they did a take-off on the pinball numbers song that absolutely killed me. I love it!

If anyone can find the "Gimme Five" song, where all the Sesame Street men, in tuxes, do their best Temptations impression singing about the number five. It's bilingual!

I have to agree with Andy that the "Loaf of bread" cartoon was great! When I was a kid, I thought he was saying "A potato and milk" instead of a CONTAINER of milk. My sisters and I still joke about that.


On 25 April 2006 (07:17 AM), Chris said:

Talk about a trip down memory lane. That was a blast. Thanks.


On 25 April 2006 (07:31 AM), April said:

I'd also love to have the song 'Me and my Llama'


On 25 April 2006 (08:25 AM), kalisah said:

I'm probably a little older than you, b/c I remember classic pop songs like "Up, up & Away" and "Yellow Submarine" but what about the muppets and our favorite geometric shape singing Huey Lewis's "It's Hip to be a Square"??


On 25 April 2006 (10:24 AM), Corie said:

What a great site, but what about Madeline Kahn doing "sing a song"? And where's the count?


On 25 April 2006 (11:10 AM), Brenda said:

I know what we're doing at our house this weekend! Can't wait! Thank you! Thank you! THANK YOU!

Say, does any one remember Ernie singing "Everybody Wash"? I don't remember seeing it on the show, but we had the song on a Sesame Street album (vinyl, of course).

There is a version of Ernie & Shawn Colvin singing "I don't want to live on the moon" on the Elmopalooza video. Despite your feelings about the red guy, it's not a bad video. After all, Jon Stewart hosts! Lots of guest artists. Chris Rock even has a bit. Praire Dawn (could be wrong on the name - not enough caffeine yet today) also is in the show. To my mind, she's old school like Roosevelt Franklin.

Thanks again!


On 25 April 2006 (12:37 PM), katherine said:

Thanks, these are great. I thought it was "a potato OF milk" when I was little and I always thought what in the WORLD is a potato of milk?


On 25 April 2006 (12:55 PM), jen said:

I've been trying to find a clip of the "Milk" song. the only word in the song is "milk", sung over and over again, while a baby cries for her bottle, as a milk truck driver is frantically trying to get to the house in time to quiet the screaming baby. drama at it's finest, a true classic!!


On 25 April 2006 (01:05 PM), Jenn said:

Another request, what about the version of "Stop hey what's that sound, everybody look what's going down" as a song teaching you to look both ways before crossing the street?

And another fan of the yip-yip martians here!


On 25 April 2006 (04:49 PM), Mark Savela said:

Great list. I would love to see the loaf of bread.
Also, would be great to see Grover as the waiter, or the guy who goes into the music store to buy a trumpet and mimes it. The sales guy keeps bringing back the wrong instrument.
CLASSIC


On 25 April 2006 (05:05 PM), Sara said:

How about W for Wilhamena!

And I can't find any information on a clip that said "My name is Fred, they call me Fred" and can't remember the rest


On 25 April 2006 (06:33 PM), Tamra said:

You're awesome! My kids (and husband) think I'm so lame because I'm still the biggest Sesame Street fan in the household. So what! I'll keep watching and listening. At least my husband did buy the Muppet Show Season 1 DVD and we all enjoy it so much.

Thanks for the links!

Tamra (38), Williamsburg, VA


On 25 April 2006 (11:17 PM), Patrick said:

Thanks for all the great clips. Have been looking for the clip of the Orange that sings the "Habanera" from the opera Carmen. Was always one of my favorites.


On 25 April 2006 (11:50 PM), Shana said:

I'd love to see "Muppets Rhyme in School" (rose rhymes with nose...). Also, any "Teeny Little Super-Guy" clips would be appreciated. Thanks for putting this together!


On 27 April 2006 (08:31 AM), Harry said:

You have no idea how long I have waited to see such a list. These are all really good. I am missing a few favorites though. "Lower Case n standing on a hill", the "D Song" with the dolls and dragons, the "O Song (o-o-o-o)", "G-Grover, G-George", "Everybody Sleeps", and "Muppet News flash with the Three Pigs". I could go on and on. I have a 9 year old and we will be taking a trip through time over the weekends until we have seen them all. I have the Muppets at home. These are just glorious icing on the cake. Thanks again. Keep them coming.


On 27 April 2006 (06:25 PM), Chad said:

Wow, so many great memories here...The Number 3 Painter, and the Six Dollar Man (that one scared the crap out of me as a kid--why??)
All the comments bring back great memories too...the Singing Loaf of Bread, the "Milk" song, and one of the best..W-W-W-Willamina!!!

Thanks for this awesome list.


On 27 April 2006 (07:07 PM), Lisa said:

Great post! It has been years since I've seen some of these. Is it my imagination, or is the Number 3 Painter the same guy who played the British neighbour on The Jeffersons?


On 27 April 2006 (09:35 PM), Fish said:

Awesome! Awesome! Bring back many fond memories of when I was a lad. And now that I am a dad myself, I love them all (old and new) all over again. But how can you not have the Goo-Goo Dolls with Elmo singing "Pride" (to the tune of Slide). I know Elmo rubs many people the wrong way and I can understand that- but he has his high points too.


On 28 April 2006 (06:59 PM), SHARON BECKERLE said:

wow what great and i really bad memory. I loved the show sesame street as a kid. I still have soem music (including for fans of rosevelt franklin) from sesame street as a kid. I'm putting soem music on my i pod so if anybody is interested i might be able to send soem music over to whomever is interested. the only bad thing about this site iss that fact that sammy the snake is on it.as a child i had mightmares about that Sssstupid,s sssilly ssssserphant. evn after ssseing that clip again issstill get nightaressss.
my personal favorite is the casey mcphee clip i still get cockles in my tummy seeing cookie monster eating that avalance. and that number three clip is great it was one of my favorites. and with almost forty years later sesame street is still going strong. may this show continue to live for at least one more generation of children Jim henson would want it that way.


On 29 April 2006 (12:54 AM), Brad said:

Thanks you for posting these and bringing back some awesome memories!!! I'm shocked & amazed to hear that someone else remembers the "Milk...MI-ILK...milk" skit with the baby crying and the milk truck. I was starting to think this was a figment of my early imagination! Also, does anyone remember the Native American (?) guy who could play this little twangy-sounding stringed instrument he put in his mouth? Or how about the type-writer that rolled around (in the void?) humming "doo doo doo, doo doo"? God bless Mr. Hooper!


On 01 May 2006 (08:55 AM), Leah said:

So fun! What about "a loaf of bread, a quart of milk, and a stick of butter"?


On 01 May 2006 (09:29 AM), mikelietz said:

No "Wet Paint"?


On 01 May 2006 (09:11 PM), Greg said:

i was wondering if you ever found a song parody of billy idol called "Rebel L?"

thanks


On 02 May 2006 (09:16 PM), Julie said:

The James Taylor song is "Jellyman Kelly"
If you want some more great stuff, check out the DVD "Sing Yourself Silly"


On 04 May 2006 (10:47 AM), Jackie said:

Desperately seeking the Opera Singing Orange clip! I've Googled my brains out to no avail! Not only was it my most favorite clip, but it was also the scariest.

Thanks!


On 04 May 2006 (02:40 PM), He said:

[This is editorial dead space added to compensate for a bug in this weblog's sidebar.] The list of 25 great Sesame Street moments, some of which you guys have mentioned.


On 04 May 2006 (07:45 PM), monkey11 said:

oh joy, we crashed youtube. sigh.
theyre probably gonna yank them all, now that theyre rounded up and pointed out like this.

posts like this basically have to be kept amongst friends....


On 04 May 2006 (08:47 PM), Katharine said:

These are great! I actually saw a lot of them the other day when I did my own search for Bert singing the Bedtime (or was it Naptime?) song. I didn't have any luck finding that one -- anyone know where I can find it?


On 05 May 2006 (01:06 PM), Mike said:

Fantastic collection — thanks for putting this together.

Here's one of my favorite old-school Sesame Street sketches, which features two Muppets talking about shapes:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOfyAA7vcy0

"Do you know what a square is?"
"I know who a square is!"


On 05 May 2006 (02:05 PM), Mark said:

Sara, I remember that Fred song too..

"My name is Fred, they call me Fred, and every night when I get tired I go to... duh..."

And that seems to be all I can remember.


On 05 May 2006 (03:02 PM), Matthew said:

Does anyone remember a short animated piece that used to appear occasionally on Sesame Street? I swear it had Philip Glass music/singing (a la Koyaanisqatsi) as a soundtrack. On a black background it showed a wonderful geometric animation of circles being drawn within circles. Hypnotic.

I wonder if I'm crazy.


On 06 May 2006 (07:14 AM), eleni said:

Hi there!
Im writing a paper on the family and kinship and am using Sesame Street as an example of a show that promoted community in the 1970s.
I used to be a huge fan of the show as a child but now live in countries where it isnt broadcast anymore.
Your insight would be very helpful in terms of how the show has changed and if it still gives great importance to the whole family beyond blood ties (like in "Follow that Bird" Maria gives a speech in the end about how it doesnt matter if youre a grouch or a bird etc they all support each other on the street and they are ultimately his "real" family).
Anyway, I wont go into anymore detail. Let me know if you need me to clarify anthing. Thank you for your time :)


On 06 May 2006 (10:08 PM), Devin McCullen said:

Wow, I just killed an hour (and called my sister at 12:30 at night to tell her "Holy Cow you gotta check this out!")

If you're doing updates, here's one to add:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=oY9gkIghK6U&search=sesame%20street%20tv%20retro%20cartoon%20animation

It's the old lady who lived in a 9.


On 08 May 2006 (05:06 PM), Andrew said:

Could you maybe find WET PAINT (the how now brown cow video)?


On 09 May 2006 (12:18 AM), Claire said:

Oh my goodness. Thank you so much for posting all of these! In the past few days I have become completely obsessed with Sesame Street all over again! I've watched basically every single sketch that's on YouTube... thank you so much! This is fantastic! I must admit that there are quite a few that I remember that I have yet to find, but I'll keep looking as well. Thanks again!


On 09 May 2006 (10:51 AM), citygirl said:

Me and My Llama - I love this segment. It was always one of my favorites. Does anyone know or have the video or where I can find it? There are T-shirts and the lyrics but I can't seem to find the video. Help!


On 12 May 2006 (07:06 PM), PCandPetunia said:

I love this site! I am so dissapointed in today's Sesame Street. I want to make a video for my kids to watch of the "good old days". How can I download these videos? Also, have you come accross the "There's a Hole in The Bucket" skit? That was one of my favorites! Thanks!


On 12 May 2006 (11:23 PM), Tara said:

I LOVE THIS! I've been looking for clips like these forever! I wonder if anyone can find "Me and My Llama" where that little girl takes her Llama to the dentist in NYC. Or that one animated clip about the seasons, summer, autum, winter, and spring where the flowers are growing and stuff. Is there any way to download these clips to my Ipod?


On 15 May 2006 (11:02 AM), kallie said:

I am also looking for "Me and My Llama". I would LOVE to see that one again!
Great site:) I am a nanny, and I watch a lot of sesame street videos, but you just can't beat the originals. They are too great.


On 15 May 2006 (11:09 AM), Saill said:

When my daughter was about two or three she had a "friend" named Harry who only called her on the phone. Pretty much every time she saw a phone she would pretend it was ringing and pick it up and say "Oh, HellOOOH Harry!"

It was several months before I discovered that she had seen the awesome Sesame Street cartoon where the lady's about to feed her cat when the phone rings and she picks it up and says "Oh, HellOOOH Harriet!".

I would be very grateful to anyone who has that cartoon!


On 15 May 2006 (11:11 AM), J.D. said:

By populare request, I am going to attempt to track down "Me and My Lllama". I don't remember the skit, but many of you do...


On 17 May 2006 (06:10 AM), Kel said:

OMG!!!! I LOVE THIS!!!!

I'm 36 and never had any children, but I still find myself singing (in my head) stuff like "Lady Bug Picnic" and "1,2,3,FOUR,5,6,7,8,NINE,10,11,Tweellllve!

OK, I'm weird, I know :)

Anyway, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS SITE!!!!!

-Kel

P.S., any chance of finding anything with Mr. Looper? HOOPER!!


On 18 May 2006 (06:09 AM), Jen said:

GOD BLESS YOU!!!! Thank you SO much for making this site possible, it is by far, the BEST Sesame Street site I have yet seen. (and I am a HUUUUUUGE fan!) Most of these clips brought back fond, fond memories for me and I can't thank you enough, how great it was to see these again!!! I have been searching for YEARS to find a site like this one. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!


On 19 May 2006 (06:53 AM), Kreel said:

Neat site man! Most of these I forgot existed..lol
Any clips with 'Forgetful Jones' out there?


On 19 May 2006 (07:39 AM), Kel said:

I've thought of some more that I know I would love to see, and judging by the responses from the rest of the peep's here, I bet they would too!!

Bert & Ernie - The Blackout
Bert & Ernie - Fishing (heeeer fishy FisHY FISHY!)
Bert & Ernie - Ernie Gets Scared at the Movies
The Golden "An"
W is the First Letter in the Name WILBUR
Milk, Milk, Milk
The Mailman Brings The Mail (all different places)
"Gonk" and "Geefol" (sp?)
The Counting Chef-Falling Down
Cookie Monster and the Moon
Anything with Snuffy!
And Finally, My ALLTIME FAVORITE - The Flower (classical song playing, showing parts of the flower) - OMG, I CRIED EVERYTIME I SAW THAT ONE :)

Thanks again!!!
-Kel


On 19 May 2006 (10:17 AM), vl said:

What about the orange guy in cartoon that blew bubbles up to seven and pops at the end


On 19 May 2006 (10:17 AM), vl said:

What about the orange guy in cartoon that blew bubbles up to seven and pops at the end


On 21 May 2006 (01:09 AM), Rosey said:

OH my god thankyou so much for putting these clips together, I had been talking about Bert and Ernie and meaning to hunt down a collection of their skits, and mimicing them to my boy, who found this site and directed me here. awesome collection!!!!


On 21 May 2006 (06:34 PM), Angie said:

FANTASTIC SITE!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm from Sydney, Australia, but we grew up with Sesame Street over here as well!

Was at a camp a couple of weeks ago where they had some Llama's running around and it brought "Me and my Llama" flooding back to memory! Would LOVE to see that again if it can be found!

It was mentioned in an earlier post that "Me and my Llama" t shirts can be found ... any hints where? (have searched with no luck ...)


On 24 May 2006 (09:44 AM), Jay said:

I remember a video clip from Sesame Street back in the 70s of a bunch of animals and people scratching an itch and the main part of the song goes "Ooo Ah Ooo, I got an itch! Ooo Ah Ooo, I got an itch!" Anyone remember that, or where it can be found? I'd LOVE to see that again. My cousin and I would LAUGH SO HARD, it was our favorite segment of Sesame Street but I haven't seen it since before I was 10 yrs old. I'm 36 now.


On 25 May 2006 (10:10 PM), kuwoobie said:

Hey, anyone remember that Sesame Street short with the guy with the up and down remote control that makes stuff go up and down and eventually topples London Bridge? I'd like to download that one.


On 26 May 2006 (09:29 AM), Kelly said:

After what seems like hours of scouring the internet, I cannot find a clip for the "Loaf of Bread, Quart (Container) of Milk, Stick of Butter" Cartoon. It is making me want to scratch my eyes out in frustration! Even an Mp3 or picture would help. How across the entire internet is this not readily available?! If anyone has any clue, could you give me one? I have exhausted all of my resources. Sesame Street might be the best thing ever. Thanks.


On 26 May 2006 (12:07 PM), Kel said:

OMG - check this out!!!! even more cool Sesame Stuff!!!

[url]http://www.thecapras.org/mcapra/muppets/faq.html[/url]


On 26 May 2006 (12:08 PM), Kel said:

Oooops.....sorry :)


On 26 May 2006 (04:02 PM), Michelle Llewellyn said:

LOVE THE NET! Just when I was remebering all those retro Sesame Street shorts I loved as a child and wishing I could see some of them again just one more time, I find this. I text my brother "YOU GOTTA SEE THIS!"
A million THANK YOUS! THANK YOU THANK YOU
Now does anyone remember the Ernie and Bert sketch where Ernie wakes up, can't find Bert and thinks martians have kidnapped him but Bert was just fixing oatmeal? "Oatmeal! Yip Yip Yip"


On 28 May 2006 (05:30 PM), Ldean said:

So fun! What about "a loaf of bread, a quart of milk, and a stick of butter"?

OMG! I remember that one! Thanks for the clips! I just had a lovely walk down memory lane.

I would also love to see the clip with the orange with the rubber band mouth singing Carmen. Another one I remember, and this is about 30 years ago, so pardon my fuzzy memory, is a stop-motion clip of lots of beans (like pinto beans) marching. That one was very strange, and didn't have much dialogue, other than the sounds of the beans marching along in formation.

L :)


On 30 May 2006 (07:55 PM), Amy said:

Thank you, thank you, thank you! The number song has been stuck in my head for at least 25 years. I seem to remember one skit where the little Muppet guy was singing about finding the exit sign but it was there all along. Can you try to track that one down? I, still to this day, laugh out loud thinking about the exit guy.


On 02 June 2006 (01:17 PM), Jenni said:

I have a 2 year old that loves llamas. I hope someone can find "Me and My Llama". It has always been my favorite. I sing it all the time and my older boys think I have lost my mind.
Good Luck!!!!


On 06 June 2006 (09:57 PM), shawn adams said:

wanted to know where to find the clip of the "loaf of bread, stick of butter, container of milk". been looking for it everywhere,with no luck do you know where to find it? you page says it's on here, but having trouble getting it to come up!! thanks for your help.


On 08 June 2006 (01:50 PM), Katie said:

WE have to see the geometric shape singing Huey Lewis's "It's Hip to be a Square"!!! Thats the best.


On 12 June 2006 (08:29 AM), Kelly said:

Matthew - re: your 5 May '06 post - you are NOT crazy!! I too remember this geometric clip with the Philip Glass music and I have been driving myself crazy trying to find it for many years! Does anyone have any links??


On 15 June 2006 (08:07 PM), Jeannie said:

What happened to the Number Two Dollhouse video you have linked?? That was my all time favorite as I had those same dolls when I was little....I STILL have those dolls as a matter of fact. This site is awesome...the only drawback is there just aren't enough clips to satisfy my trip down memory lane. Sesame Street is the best kids programming ever produced...EVER!! I watched it faithfully as a child and now get to watch it again with my own 3 kids. Is there any way to save these clips to our own systems?


On 18 June 2006 (04:00 PM), Alex said:

Cool clips.Do you think you can find "The Letter N"?The song sung by Nick Normal and the Nickmatics?


On 20 June 2006 (09:57 AM), Kel said:

Hey guys :)

I thought of some more......

Anything with Oscar's worm - "Slimey"

Fire! Fire!....(big industrial fire), at the end they say "The Fire's Out", the fire's out, the fire's OUT!

Weird deep tone piano with running ostriges (that one used to SCARE ME!)

"B"....Butterfly!!.....BLEAH!!

Sinister Sam wants to know "Y"

I'm making soup today (mom & kid go to the store)

It's eleven o'clock, time to wake up...it's a lovely eleven morning

Counting in Spanish (kinda like a kaliedescope thing)

Construction alphabet - a guy singing in the lunch box

"Ug" & "Me-Wannum"......"Indians don't talk like that"

.....I wish I knew how to post clips

-k



On 20 June 2006 (10:02 AM), Kel said:

I hope this works.....


On 21 June 2006 (04:09 PM), CindyC said:

Great page! I would love it if you have this one. I think it's by the Oinker Sisters and it goes "I've Got You Down, on My Knee "B". I saw it in 2001 when my son was first born, but I can't find it anywhere on the internet!!!

Thanks!


On 22 June 2006 (10:49 PM), Jeff said:

Does anyone remember "I'm a dog, I'm a working dog, I'm a hard working dog" was about a border collie. Would love to see that againg. What happened to the Number 2 doll house link, my 3 year old cried today because I couldn't pull it up.


On 25 June 2006 (08:02 PM), Jeff said:

Still looking for the Number 2 doll house link but I found this note about it

Cheryl Henson
Vice President of the Jim Henson Company

For my third birthday my father built a dollhouse that looked like the house where we lived—a 300-year-old farmhouse. I loved that gift because my father made it himself. It was cool having a house for our dolls that so closely resembled our own house. My sister Lisa and I played with our favorite dolls in that dollhouse. My father made a film for Sesame Street featuring the dollhouse and the number 2. The film included two little girls, two little dolls, and two little cats in a little dollhouse.
So Jim Henson built that little doll house too. What an amazing man.


On 26 June 2006 (05:23 AM), Jacqui said:

Hey! Whatever happened to Cowboy "X" and the Good people of Sniddler's Gulch. Well, I guess they weren't that clever anyway. (P.S. found this site at work today when - wait for it - I was abusing company internet facilities! In Australia we too miss and love the "Real" Sesame Street. The humour, the cheerful (sometimes depressing - think Lower Case N) ditties. Classic stuff. My poor kids don't have any concept of how much laughter this show contained.


On 29 June 2006 (04:54 PM), Dennis said:

Loaf of bread, a container of milk and a stick of butter:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEah_dWn-9Y


On 29 June 2006 (09:55 PM), J.d. said:

Dennis has just earned mega karma for finding that clip. I'll post it to the body of the entry. Thanks, Dennis!


On 30 June 2006 (12:59 PM), Heather said:

My very favorite is Grover as the waiter and the guy orders a hamburger and he's in a hurry and Grover says: Round and tasty on a bun, pickles french fries yum, yum, yum; in a hurry to be fed, beady eyes and big blue head.

OMG, that's my favorite! If anyone could find that, I will be eternally greatful!!!

I love this site...thank you so much for all these memories!


On 30 June 2006 (01:22 PM), stephanie said:

holy shit.

THANKYOU.


On 30 June 2006 (06:16 PM), Mer said:

I LOVE THIS!!! I also remember one of a baby being put to bed in his crib, then as soon as his mother closes the door, he rocks out. There's a light show and he wails. I think it's about how he cries. Anyone remember that one?

LOVE the Telephone Rock. That was one of my favorites.


On 01 July 2006 (08:11 AM), Jeff said:

My fiance and I remember a skit where a dimwitted guy at a piano sang "My Name Is Fred." Does anyone know where we can find this?


On 02 July 2006 (12:44 PM), Paul said:

This is an AWESOME site!!! My best friend (5'4")is marrying a tall girl (6') in August. I am the best man. I am looking for the Geefle and Gonk clip about cooperation. I think it would be a fantastic part of my wedding speech. They remind me of the Geefle and the Gonk!!!!! I have searched everywhere!! Can somebody help within the month of July???

Thanks!!!!!


On 03 July 2006 (09:15 AM), rvkma said:

Geefle and Gonk is currently on Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ujRf0sx_AE


On 03 July 2006 (05:20 PM), Luke said:

To echo Jacqui's comments. Whatever happened to Cowboy X? I would be incredibly grateful if someone posted this clip on YouTube.


On 04 July 2006 (02:15 AM), Evil Paul said:

Herbie Hancock Demonstrates the Fairlight on Sesame Street

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gn1LW3wyRrc


On 05 July 2006 (08:14 AM), Cydney Martin said:

I have been avidly looking the classic sesame street clip of the "Milk" song. The only word in the song is "milk", sung repeatedly.
Like Jenn, I too would love to see this clip


On 05 July 2006 (09:41 PM), Liz said:

I'd also like to see the clip about the border collie (Hard working dog).

Thanks for the memories. I was too old for Sesame Street when it came out in the 1960s, but enjoyed it with my daughters in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

We had a good laugh over the yip-yip martians. Priceless stuff!!!


On 06 July 2006 (08:46 AM), Corey said:

Ok i need EVERYONEs help. I am trying to find a short that i THINK was on sesame, but might have been on another PBS show.

Here it is: There was a Juice Glass... and it had a picture of a man on it... And he would come to life, jump out of the cubbard, and run around the kitchen... come to think of it, he might have been a salt or pepper shaker, not a glass... but I cant remember... if you know PLEAE PLEASE help me out...

CORLI1@aol.com... THANKS EVERYONE!


On 06 July 2006 (10:32 AM), Corey said:

I found it, it was TINY LITTLE SUPER GUY!!!!


On 06 July 2006 (01:58 PM), ionca said:

MILK MILK MILK (that's the only word in the song)
SAMMY THE SNAKE (looks like the letter "S")
AARDVARK song

where are these???
i have been singing the milk milk milk thing for going on 20 years. nobody i know has EVER seen it.

OOH....and the one where they make a saxophone.


On 06 July 2006 (06:48 PM), Rick said:

Please, someone find Me and My Llama!!!


On 07 July 2006 (12:20 AM), Jeff said:

http://www.live365.com there is a free muppet central link. Listened for 2 hours last night. A great Roosevelt Franklin song I had not heard in 30 years. great stuff.

Milk, where is it, was about the process of milk being made, a hustling milkman getting the milk to a crying baby.
Roosevelt Franklin, elementary school. Where is it? I can remember in the early days he was very prominent on the show, then nothing.
My name is Fred, they call me Fred, and every night when I get tired I go to, uhhh(soft voice Bed) yeah bed.
still waiting for a new link to the number 2 dollhouse, and where is hard working dog?


On 07 July 2006 (12:36 AM), Jeff said:

Did a google on Roosevelt Franklin and found this link. http://www.toughpigs.com/anthhipster02.htm
I knew I hadn't killed that many brain cells. Seems like Noggin aired the episode. Hope someone grabbed it. Would love to see it.


On 07 July 2006 (09:39 PM), Jeff said:

Does anyone else remember Grover coming up to Kermit(usually sitting on a wall) and going "Heyyyyyy Froggieeeee Babbyyyyyy" followed by a smack on the back? I can't find that.
What about(live action) You take a C that's cuh and an A-T at, you put em' all together and that spells Cat.
How about, "Has anybody seen my dog, has anybody seen my dog, he loved me so-o-o, why'd he ever have to go"


On 10 July 2006 (08:42 PM), Jeff said:

Number 2 dollhouse is back. You can find it here:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=LWrUykkc-bs&search=Sesame%20Street


On 12 July 2006 (09:08 AM), Ashley G said:

I am also dying to watch ME AND MY LLAMA!!.

Please someone find it!!


On 12 July 2006 (09:11 AM), J.D. said:

Alright, llama fans: I'll do the best I can. So many of you have come and visited this page that I'm *even* willing to spend money to find this video for you. I'll start trying to use the magic of the internet to track this down...


On 12 July 2006 (03:20 PM), Rosita said:

I'm looking for the sesame street skit called, " Above it all" it's a green alligator lookin' lady floating above the world...she's wearing pink and green....thanks!

Rosita


On 14 July 2006 (01:07 AM), Sinisterambo said:

Can anyone point me in the direction of the 6 version of the pinball song? Thanks :)


On 15 July 2006 (09:05 PM), Ash said:

thanks JD!!

goodluck in finding "me and my llama"

im sure some of us llama lovers woid help u pay for it too

we love u JD ANd we want llama!!!!!


On 16 July 2006 (09:58 PM), Cydney said:

Sinisterambo-
I hope that this is what you were lookinh for.


On 16 July 2006 (10:00 PM), cydney said:

[Sorry -- I have to add some extra space here because otherwise it breaks my blog. --j.d.]

">Here is the #6 pinball song.


On 19 July 2006 (11:15 AM), Jeff said:

Here is the "I'm an aardvark" link that someone was asking for:

">I'm an aardvark!


On 22 July 2006 (10:52 AM), Jeff said:

On 23 July 2006 (11:16 PM), ag said:

noo.... we want the llama plZ!!!!!!!!!!!


On 26 July 2006 (01:00 AM), SHANe said:

ME AND MY LLAMA PLEASE!

our lives are in your hands. please let us live. we need me and my llama


On 26 July 2006 (08:44 AM), Jeff said:

Here's another great oldie, Some and none starring Mahna Mahna.

">Some and None


On 27 July 2006 (10:23 AM), David Glazier said:

any forgetfull jones!?!?!?!
I'm looking. . any help?
thanks!
David


On 27 July 2006 (03:03 PM), Kathy said:

Does anyone know where I can view some of those clips with real people? I would love to see the one with the family making chicken soup, or the grandma making tortillas, or the rural mail route somewhere in the Blue Hills. I also was sort of obsessed with the Milk, Mi-illlk, Milk piece as well as the one with the guy making the stool for his daughter. They are bring me back to the less-urban, hippy-like Sesame Street days...


On 27 July 2006 (09:01 PM), Jeff said:

On 27 July 2006 (09:01 PM), Jeff said:

On 27 July 2006 (09:03 PM), Jeff said:

On 27 July 2006 (09:07 PM), Jeff said:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=emSaGUSbld8&search=Sesame%20Street%20mexican
mexican family restaurant, thank god for plastic gloves.


On 28 July 2006 (09:11 PM), John said:

Does anyone remember that old clip from episode 2356 with the ball rolling toward the exit? Is anyone able to track that down?


On 29 July 2006 (11:49 PM), johno d said:

me and my llama would be great please


On 03 August 2006 (11:10 AM), Parroh said:

How do I download these video clips?


On 03 August 2006 (11:47 PM), Timmy Matt said:

Everybody sleeps....Everybody sleeps....Everybody sleeps..Everybody sleeps....Everybody sleeps.... sleeps....Everybody sleeps....Everybody sleeps....
By good ole Joe


On 05 August 2006 (08:03 PM), SesameObsessor said:

THANK YOU for the milk video!! I was just thinking about that the other day! Did you know they removed the Ernie-Bert-Cookie Jar video and the Loaf of Bread clip? I am devastated. Anyway, we also need to have on here the following:
Captain Vegetable
The movie about how they make crayons
Me and My Llama (my mom and I still sing that one to each other and have for years)
And one I'm surprised nobody mentioned--when Cookie Monster goes to the library and asks for cookies:
"We don't HAVE any cookies! Just books!"
Punchline: "Then me want a BOOK about cookies...and a glass of milk." Classic!


On 06 August 2006 (07:29 AM), Jeff said:

How crayons are made. I hope you enjoy it. Here it is:

How crayons are made


On 06 August 2006 (07:31 AM), Jeff said:

Cookie Monster at the Library, enjoy. I also have hard working dog but haven't figured out how to get it off dvd.

Cookie Monster at the Library


On 06 August 2006 (11:46 AM), Andrew said:

For anyone interested in WET PAINT, here it is http://youtube.com/watch?v=QBXyk3YTplM


On 06 August 2006 (07:37 PM), kamalius said:

:( Nice songs but doesnt anyone remember my two favorite songs?

And I'd tip my hat (Imagine That) -- Kermit

Going on an Alpha Quest ( Got to A - B - C Decide) --- various childrens cours

iv been looking for these for some time, but cant find them on any sesame street CD's :(


On 06 August 2006 (08:21 PM), Herson said:

Hi, i'd like to ask if i can download your video clips. I'm going to use it for my report on Art studies...

I am hoping for any reply.

Thanks!


On 09 August 2006 (01:34 AM), Ned said:

Hey all - after a lot of searching, I have just found a video clip of the surreal "D song". I love this. Check it out:

http://daddytypes.com/archive/2006/05/31/daddy_dear_from_the_sesame_street_lyrics_archive.php


On 09 August 2006 (05:39 AM), ash said:

LOL cookie monster in library is great
but i want me and my llama :(


On 09 August 2006 (06:25 AM), Muaddib said:

Hi, this was a great post. I cant explain how happy i am :D
After all those years, like an unforgottable friend :)
But i get the "This video has been removed by the user." message when i click some links. Some clips have been removed from youtube ? Can someone put them again ?

And the most desired "Loaf of bread, a container of milk and a stick of butter" video, too. Youtube says "This video has been removed due to terms of use violation." What is wrong with it ? Where can i find it now ?


On 12 August 2006 (06:24 AM), working dog lover said:


Please ... please someone post hard workin' dog - it's one of my favorite things from childhood and I'd like to show it to my children...


On 12 August 2006 (03:31 PM), vl said:

I still want to see the orange cartoon character that blew bubbles up to seven and pops at the end.


On 14 August 2006 (12:58 PM), RDK said:

I second the "Hard working dog" clip. I've been looking for this for a few years now.


On 14 August 2006 (02:37 PM), mst3klover said:

Can someone upload "danger's no stranger" sung by how now brown cow and the moo wave


On 17 August 2006 (06:19 PM), San said:

I don't know the episode
But it was like 25 yrs or more ago
The scene was a sunflower on a flower pot
sitting on the ledge of a balcony
just after the rain.
There is a solo nylon/classical guitar playing on the background

Does anybody know the title of the song played?
Any in fo is appreciated pls post the answer.


On 17 August 2006 (10:23 PM), Barry said:

One thing I've been hoping to find for a while is the Bert and Ernie sketch where the TV is broken and only shows the letter H, which they discover is because it's all crammed with a bunch of things that start with H.

The TV just sits there making this rising and falling hum, with the letter H fading in and out, and this monotone, creepy voice just keeps repeating, "H.... H.... H...." Freaked me the heck out when I was five.


On 18 August 2006 (12:33 PM), ktelqueen said:

hi,Muaddib..i'm currently addicted to finding and posting as many bits of wonderful vintage Sesame Street clips as I can find...I've posted a couple of mine so far and there will be many more to come..by the way,my faves include Nancy The Nannygoat,A Loaf Of Bread...,and Two Little Girls In A Little Dollhouse..

here's my youtube userlink so you can find my Sesame Street playlists..take care :)

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ktelqueen

[you can click on favourites from here,then Sesame Street playlists..]


On 20 August 2006 (12:13 PM), Greg22 said:

Since everybody seems to vbe helping each other out finding clips I have 2: Big bird's abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz somng and the song sing a song.please im me at pbooks84 if you have either of these.


On 24 August 2006 (06:58 AM), Trish D said:

Here's the orange singing Carmen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG-0_p_yefg


On 24 August 2006 (07:45 AM), Trish D said:

And the original "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon" by Ernie (no Shawn Colvin)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD2CxP4WZ84


On 24 August 2006 (08:41 AM), Trish D said:

On 25 August 2006 (01:15 PM), Chris said:

Hello! This could be a long shot, but does anyone remember that claymation clip, of I think her name was sally? She would sit on the beach and she licked a seashell? It was claymation for sure. Im wondering if anyone has the URL for that one.


On 29 August 2006 (07:26 PM), carlos said:

give the people the llama......i,ve spent 25 years trying to find the video, give the people the llama


On 30 August 2006 (06:33 AM), Taylor said:

Does anyone know where I can find the Rebel L song? Thas song is one of my FAVORITES!!


On 31 August 2006 (10:59 AM), CherylDsMIA said:

Does anyone remember the skit where 2 puppets, one short with bendable arms and one tall with straight arms, have to work together to get the fruit from the tree and eat it? I am looking for it.


On 31 August 2006 (11:40 AM), CherylDsMIA said:

You might be interested in this site. It's a petition to have a DVD made with all classic skits from SS.


On 31 August 2006 (11:41 AM), CherylDsMIA said:

Editorial space addedd because URLs break things: http://www.petitiononline.com/oscar/petition.html


On 31 August 2006 (09:26 PM), CherylDsMIA said:

Space added so URL doesn't break things: http://www.sesameworkshop.org/aboutus/inside_contact.php


On 03 September 2006 (07:42 PM), rick kwan said:

i am desperate; someone needs to find this me and my llama soon


On 07 September 2006 (10:20 AM), Phil said:

San, you're looking for this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbNWHrlvL5Y

It's the Largo from Vivaldi's guitar concerto in D.


On 07 September 2006 (11:05 AM), Phil said:

Also, I've been looking for two pieces of incidental music from Sesame Street for some time -- maybe someone can help me track them down. They're both originally from live-action segments, shot on film and played between skits; I transcribed them from memory, arranged them, and played them in concert in 1998, with excerpts here:

http://www.rockoverlondon.com/mp3/sesame-suite.mp3

The first one was originally scored for an ensemble that included bassoon and glockenspiel, and I don't remember what the original film was, besides that it was something in a natural setting.

The second, however, should be easier to find -- it's the one with a guy kayaking down a river, and from what I can recall, repeatedly flipping over...I bet many of you will recognize the tune (in the MP3 it starts about 2/3 of the way through).

Can anyone help?


On 08 September 2006 (01:07 PM), JudytheCutie said:

Can you find video on a song where the Letter U is grabbing onto Smokey Robinson singing "You really got a hold on me." I cannot find it and my son is driving me crazy trying to find it. Thanks!


On 10 September 2006 (10:45 PM), Jeff said:

Ladies and Gentlemen, here is the Llama.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgkYHhG18uc


On 11 September 2006 (08:56 AM), ASHLEY G said:

OMGGG!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU JEFF SOO MUCH!!!!!!!!! I LURVE U!!

more llama here
http://youtube.com/watch?v=il9JHtQFbzU


On 15 September 2006 (02:36 PM), terry bizzle said:

i am looking for video clips of animal playing the drums...would anybody know where i can find them?????


On 15 September 2006 (10:25 PM), terry bizzle said:

does anyone remember animal?????


On 16 September 2006 (09:13 AM), Rob said:

Could any one help me out? I am looking for a song called "thanks for the memories" I think Kermit sang it. I have googled for hours trying to find it.

My fire department puts on a fire prevention show at all of the schools every October. The founder of the fire prevention program Chief Chris past away last month and we want to use that song for a tribute to him in this years show.

If any of you can help me please email me at rmd82582@yahoo.com

thanks again
Rob
Manchester CT


On 17 September 2006 (11:25 AM), Phil said:

At last! Here's the kayak video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iWocitr2q8


On 19 September 2006 (07:46 AM), rick kwan said:

JEFF: thank you so much!!!


On 19 September 2006 (06:18 PM), Phil said:

Thanks to a kind Youtuber, I now have audio for the other song I mentioned. Apparently, it was originally set to footage of a hawk flying in the air, and the music is by Joe Raposo, as is the kayak music. Nice one!


On 20 September 2006 (08:15 AM), TramadoL65917 said:

I just don't have much to say these days, but so it goes. Today was a total loss. I guess it doesn't bother me.


On 22 September 2006 (03:05 PM), carlos said:

Thanks Jeff for the llama link, im so happy i could pee


On 22 September 2006 (03:43 PM), Dennis said:

Does anyone remember the cartoon with the elephant that counts to four with its legs. One Two Three Kick! The elephant falls down and the trees and bushes crashes down around it. After everything falls down around it the announcer says "As you can see this is an elephant. Elephants have 4 legs 1....2....3....4!" I was wondering where I can get that cartoon


On 25 September 2006 (01:08 PM), Chris said:

What ever happened to the song,
"You've got to put the ducky down, if you
want to play the saxophone" with Barbara Walters,
Henry Kissinger, etc...?

Would love you forever to see that one...


On 26 September 2006 (07:12 AM), TramadoL63254 said:

Not much on my mind lately. My life's been completely boring these days. I've just been hanging out not getting anything done. So it goes.


On 26 September 2006 (10:06 AM), Jeff said:

here is put down the duckie. enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5qqhOIfAKs


On 26 September 2006 (08:23 PM), terry said:

so does anyone know where i can find video of animal playing drums????please????


On 26 September 2006 (08:40 PM), J.D. said:

There are all sorts of Animal clips on YouTube. I think his battle with Buddy Rich is best:

Animal vs. Buddy Rich


On 27 September 2006 (08:06 AM), terry said:

thanks....animal vs. buddy rich is very funny...i had forgotten all about that one...


On 01 October 2006 (06:02 PM), Mark said:

To Matthew and Kelly Re: Philip Glass-esque music. I have been driving myself insane for years to find that track. The closest I ever came was the album "The Philip Glass Ensemble - Einstein on the Beach" or "Dance Nos. 1-5". Check out http://www.philipglass.com/html/pages/glass-engine.html# and see if you can find it. There is a comment in the message boards of that site stating that the song has never been released. I refuse to believe that because it makes me sad.


On 01 October 2006 (09:21 PM), Cindy in Oshawa said:

On 02 October 2006 (07:15 AM), bill said:

does anyone remember, or have, the clip where there were all these robots moving around, playing the piano, spelling out SESAME STREET, to the same classical tune that accompanied the "rocket clock' from Play School?

does anyone at least know the name of the song?


On 02 October 2006 (01:42 PM), Ramona said:

Looking for the video of 'two little girls' Can someone please post it in youtube? Thanks!


On 02 October 2006 (07:34 PM), darin said:

I think I found lots of funny sesame street video clips here.. but can I download it to my computer..?
I'll collect all for my one year daughter Darin..


On 05 October 2006 (11:48 AM), Lindsay said:

There is a new DVD coming out with all the Classic Old School Sesame Street episodes.
My friend sent me this link where you can watch exclusive clips at oldschool.sesamestreet.com

I can't get enough!


On 06 October 2006 (10:35 PM), Jeff said:

two little girls and a little doll house. enjoy
http://youtube.com/watch?v=LWrUykkc-bs&search=Sesame%20Street


On 06 October 2006 (10:42 PM), Jeff said:

Oh my gosh, someone beat me to it. Here's "Hard Working Dog"
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ttEvVLM_cXc


On 10 October 2006 (08:57 PM), Jonathan said:

I'd like to second the request for the letter U and the "you really got a hold on me" song. I don't think i've seen it since I was five years old!


On 11 October 2006 (03:24 AM), JIMMY said:

CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE FIND THE SMOKEY ROBINSON SESAME STREET SKETCH I HAVE BEEN LOOKING EVERYWHERE FOR IT BUT NO LUCK IT WAS MY ALLTIME FAVORITE AND HAVE NOT SEEN IT IN OVER 13 YEARS

THANKS


On 11 October 2006 (09:19 AM), Bob said:

On 11 October 2006 (01:31 PM), toomuchtv2us said:

hi i love the video of splish splash its zookeepers giving elephants a bath at bronx zoo and the song splish splash is playing in the background i think it was filmed in the 1980's and it is my favorite video of all time ive been trying to find it for the longest time can anyone please help me find it


On 12 October 2006 (04:46 AM), Emmanuel said:

To those asking about Philip Glass and Sesame street: when I "first" heard "Dances 1 and 3" a few years ago I was suddenly reminded of what you guys describe. Check out my post (from a few years ago) by clicking on my name


On 12 October 2006 (04:18 PM), toomuchtv2us said:

can someone please help me find the video of splish splash its zookeepers giving elephants a bath at bronx zoo and the song splish splash is playing in the background i think it was filmed in the 1980's and it is my favorite video of all time ive been trying to find it for the longest time ive been cehcking places like the video section of the search engines from yahoo and google ive checked ask jeeves and youtube ive typed in classic sesame street and im having so much trouble finding it can anyone like jeff or phil or someone please help me find it


On 14 October 2006 (06:32 AM), J.D. said:

My thanks to Jeff, Trish, Phil, and all the others who have kept adding clips to this thread. Somebody else just sent me a link to the 1969 Sesame Street version of Mahna Mahna. Interesting for comparison...


On 14 October 2006 (01:19 PM), toomuchtv2us said:

can someone please help me find splish splash im taking a bath the song is playing in the background and the video is elephants being bathed by zookeepers and i think it was filmed in the 1980's and it is my favorite video of all time can someone please help me find it


On 16 October 2006 (12:18 PM), Greg said:

Can anybody find big bird's song about the alphabet,abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz?


On 17 October 2006 (04:54 AM), toomuchtv2us said:

can someone please help me find splish splash im taking a bath the song is playing in the background and the video is elephants being bathed by zookeepers and i think it was filmed in the 1980's and it is my favorite video of all time can someone please help me find it


On 17 October 2006 (08:58 AM), TramadoL23072 said:

My life's been pretty dull recently. Shrug. My mind is like a void. I haven't gotten anything done lately. I can't be bothered with anything recently.


On 17 October 2006 (12:06 PM), Julie said:

Hi, I remember the white kittens in beds too! I am dying to see them. Anyone where I can get them?


On 17 October 2006 (12:06 PM), Julie said:

Hi, I remember the white kittens in beds too! I am dying to see them. Anyone where I can get