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I love that Dad's soothing sounding voice. "Come on son, let's go fly a kite." Yes, a lot of Sesame Street cartoonists worked on TEC like Wantu Studios, John and Faith Hubley, Cliff Roberts, Tee Collins, John Korty, Fred Garbers.

I remember that one too. That huge brother who slammed that guy really creeped me out.

I was one year old when TEC first aired in 1971. So I don't remember any of seasons 1 or 2. I have vague memories of seasons 3 and 4. And the final two seasons kept rerunning through the 70's and early 80's.

I also wondered what if the snail stayed on for a few episodes, and they give out more Kermit and Muppet based clues?

I really liked this special a lot. I think it was because original Muppet writer and director, Kirk Thatcher, was onboard. Kirk really knows how to write good Muppet stuff. And I liked how Gonzo was the main character, mainly because they didn't use him much lately in the past. It was great...

It was a total surprise, when I saw Kermit pop out of the snail shell. At first, I thought the Snail was Seth MacFarlane. With the teddy bear and spaceship clues. Meaning Ted and The Orville.

What are Little Boys/Girls Made of? I remember this skit where Stephen Gustafson and Bayn Johnson were sitting on chairs, holding books. Bayn looked into her book and started singing, "What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and everything nice. That's what little girls are made of...

Acutally, Luis didn't wear pants in the first place for some reason. That's why he was Both WILD and COLD. I love how when Jim Boyd was singing. Every time he mentioned, WILD, Luis started cackling evily. But when Jim sang, COLD, Luis started shivering.

Does anyone remember this cartoon by Fred Garbers? It was the story of a cowboy named TEX from TEXAS. Known for being the funniest cowboy around. When he heard that cowboys carry SIX shooters, instead he wore a belt with six guns, which made his pants fall down. And when Tex heard that cowboys...

Wow, I remember trying to imitate the power of silent E by taping a paper E to my shirt and went around the house silent.

Does anyone remember this cartoon by John and Faith Hubley? We see an unhappy man standing in an alley while jazz music played. He started singing, "My name is MILT! I'm full of GUILT!" and he started beating his head. And said, "Just Milt with Guilt!" Then a shorter man danced in and sang, "My...

Yes, I remember that. Judy was about to open a tub of butter, but Skip kept saying, "BUTTER!" So Judy shoved the butter back into the fridge and shouted, "BUTTER! BUT OUT!" and went, "I really hate it when food tries to make small talk."

Does anyone remember this skit? We see a witch played by Rita Moreno. She pulled a tray out of the oven, which had two GINGERBREAD people, she planned to eat. The witch left the kitchen to wait for them to cool. Just then the cookies came to life, played by Jim Boyd and Judy Graubart. They...

Yes, that was a funny song. The way Vi can be so cool and sassy, while both talking and singing.

Does anyone remember this cartoon by Bruce Cayard? We see two men in a small fishing boat relaxing in the sea. Just then, a white whale rose from the far distance, spouted water, and ducked back down. The two men had this conversation. "WHAT was that?" "What was what?" "That WHISPER." "That was...

Does anyone remember this cartoon by John and Faith Hubley? We see a shoe store and a salesman appears and does a rap about all the shoes he has. "I got red shoes. I got blue shoes. I got old shoes. I got new shoes. I got high shoes. I got low shoes. I got rain shoes. I got snow shoes." As he...

Does anyone remember this weird cartoon? We see a SHEPHERD with a long white beard and his SHEEP. In order to keep his sheep from getting away, the shepherd took some knitting needles and sewed all the sheep to his beard. And now he had a huge white beard covering his whole body, except the top...

Does anyone remember this skit? We see a green screen and sinister music playing. And in steps Skip Hinnant as a villainous fiend dressed in black with a top hat and mustache. He says, "I'm looking for the W-H, Wh! HEE HEE HEE HEE!" and he runs off unaware that a woman in a red turtleneck...

They were like giant sized Alpha-Bits.

Does anyone remember when they did a parody of a classic Life cereal commercial? Skip Hinnant and Hattie Winston played two bratty kids who were eating the word SUPPER surrounded in lettuce. They went, "YUCK, we hate this supper!" Then they said, "Give it to Mikey. He won't eat it, he hates...