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    Your Favorite Cartoons on Sesame Street

    Anything narrated by Gary Owens, really. And the other Hanna-Barbera voice actors, of course (why Buster Jones never did a voice is beyond me.)
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    What's your favorite letter segment?

    The "D commercial..." you can guess why (aside from Ernie playing it two more times.)
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    What Sesame Street moments made you laugh?

    How cute Gary Owens acts in the "Today's Secret Drawing" sketches. :dreamy:
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    Index of shows where a segment appeared

    Apparently, the "Today's Secret Drawing" segments were last shown in 1998 according to the "what links here" pages for them. What's the matter, think kids won't know "The Real Space Ghost?"
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    Narration in animated segments?

    Gary Owens in the "D commercial" and "Today's Secret Drawing" sketches... :flirt:
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    Favorite Sesame Street sketches

    The "Today's Secret Drawing" sketches The D, J, and L commercials H for Hello I for Impolite The Tale of King Minus Y for Yawn J for the Jack-in-the-Box The Man from Alphabet "AT" with Bill the Bat and Claire the Cat "The Letter F, Faces" Any cartoon by Sally Cruikshank V in Space Lunar Lounge...
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    Sesame crushes

    Gary Owens, since he narrated the "Today's Secret Drawing" segments and the infamous "D commercial." RIP, and I never even knew who he was when he was alive!!
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    Rare "Cracks" animation from 1970's Sesame Street

    The girl was actually the inspiration for the Lost Media Wiki's mascot, LMW-tan. She also reminds me of my OC Martha...
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    Sesame Street Classics HBO Max Rollouts

    Why haven't any episodes with Bill the Bat appeared on HBO Max?
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    Stevie Wonder on Sesame Street

    This is probably one of the greatest moments in Sesame Street history.
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    This thread is brought to you by the letter L!

    You got that right! Gary Owens is my LEGEND! Plus, looking at the dialogue again for the first time in years, it feels like proto Space Ghost Coast to Coast humor. I can picture it... Space Ghost: "Want to hear a story about the letter D, boys?" Zorak: "Do we have any choice?" Space Ghost: "...No."
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    Sesame Street Season 2 Episode 131 - Oscar's Grandmother Visits

    The debut of my favorite sketch series: "Today's Secret Drawing."
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    Sesame Street Season 1 Episode 1 - Gordon Introduces Sally to Sesame Street

    "That's the biggest 6 year old girl I've ever seen!" stupid Big Bird. Anyway, I know this is completely unrelated to episode 1, but did they ever end up playing the "D commercial" and "J commercial" from the pilots on the actual show? Or did Gary Owens not appear on the show proper until...
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    Little things we've noticed

    Sketches that involved Gary Owens' voice work weren't played much after 1998. The last time a sketch he narrated was played was "Y for Yawn" in 2000. Was it because kids were unfamiliar with him by then? Space Ghost repeats still played on Boomerang, which debuted in 2000. I think the '00s was a...
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    The Secret Drawing Sketch

    Sorry to bump the thread, but he was really cute in these sketches. I imagine him as Space Ghost doing it for children's education (he would be one to care about the kids.) The way he acts in these remind me more of SGC2C Space Ghost... he even sounds like George Lowe at the end of the camel one.
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    Confessing Crushes...

    Gary Owens, the voice of Space Ghost and narrator of the "Today's Secret Drawing" sketches. Even though he looks like a '60s Tom Kenny as evidenced by The Man from Alphabet. (Keith Andes actually LOOKED the part of Birdman.) I'm crushed he died in 2015.
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    Bugs Bunny talks about "OPEN" and "CLOSED" (unmade cartoon)

    I just wish Space Ghost and Birdman had sketches.
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    Casey Kasem

    I just wish the segments in which Gary Owens was heard were continued to be used into the '90s... (stifles laugh from remembering "Warren")
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