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Oscar is really nice to his pet worm, Slimey. He really cares for him deeply. Oscar stands up for him when Slimey didn't do so good in the worm Winter Olympics. And Oscar supported Slimey when he got to go to the moon. And missed him terribly when Slimey was gone all this time. But...

Guy was callled Sonny Friendly in a game show called Pick Your Pet. The contestant was a little girl who had to pick from 3 pets. Either a bird, a dog, or the Beautiful Day monster. The girl chose Beautiful Day because she mistook it for a cat and Beautiful Day decided to act like a cuddly...

I got #926 with me. The title is called, Grover's Surprise. If you're interested, contact me.

Does anyone remember when Guy Smiley hosted the Mr. and Mrs. Game? This was shown very rarely back in the 70s. Guy did his usual welcoming us to his game show speech and then introduced the contestants. They were the Beautiful Day monster and his wife who had dark green fur, a long purple...

That was one of my most memorable skits. I could tell that the platform looked animated when Grover was sitting on it. And when Mumford left, the platform then looked real, so it would fall when Herry got on it.

There was one U cartoon where this short guy in a business suit talks about the letter U. He got on top of the U and said," If you stand on it, you can rock back and forth." But then he accidentally falls off the U. Then he explains the captial U can be found in most places like Utah, United...

And Cookie Monster should sing his classic C is for Cookie song.

Yes, they did do an X one. It went like this. First an X appearend and then the word EXIT. The announcer was a guy. Then an exit door appeared. Then a pig in a business suit said, "Okay, everyone out!" And all these animals like a goat, mouse, lion, elephant and many more, started walking...

One of my favorite above and below skits was this cartoon about a girl alligator who got herself a beany cap and found herself flying in the air. And she starts singing how she was above everything in the world. In a song called, Above it all! But then a dove showed her that he was above...

That's a good question. I've noticed they haven't showed those old letter limmericks anymore these days. And have you noticed they only did those for the consonants and not the vowels?

Hey mikealan. I know what happened in all those typewriter skits and I can tell you what happened wit K, I, O, and P. Noona (which I called the typewriter guy when I was a kid) was trying to type an I, but nothing appeared on his paper. He tried typing the other keys and soon learned he was...

To answer your questions. The Zebu was from Zagred. And here's how the Kangaroo poem went. A Kangaroo from Timbuktu went to the park for a barbecue. He put on a bib, chewed on a rib, and hopped off to Kalamazoo.

I just thought I'd share this old SS skit from when I was a kid. Mr. MacIntosh the fruit salesman and Willy the hot dog vendor met on Sesame Street. And they ended up having to sell their stuff on the same spot. A customer came and bought an apple from Mr. MacIntosh and asked if he could...

How about that evil boss, B.P. Richfield? He has to be the most evil, vicious boss I've ever seen. The way he screams at poor Earl and his friends and insults them horribly. Constantly abuses his employees and exploits them and he's even been know to eat them! And he always seems to get away...

How about the Dolly Parton muppet, Polly Darton? When she sang to a little dog, Goodbye to You With My Heart. And that time she sang a 9 to 5 parody called, Counting 1 to 5. And that Under the Weather song where she sang and this cowboy kept getting rained on, snowed, and blown by the...

Hey Mikealan. I saw all the things you're offering us. And I would so like to get the following things from you. The #162 episode The Rainstorm episode And those 3 Electric Company episodes. I have lots of rare stuff on video I can trade for them. Some are Sesame Street, some are...

I've always wondered if there was a hidden monster country in this world where the monsters come from and they have their own language and their way of life. And some of the immigrate to Sesame Street, New York to learn our language and our ways. For I've noticed some monsters like Frazzle...

This was another favorite of mine when I was a kid. It started out with the anything Muppets with no clothes on and even no eyes or no noses. Then they kept going behind the screen changing into different family forms. Then later, out came a dog, a cat, a goldfish, a turtle, a frog, and a car...

No, it wasn't the original SS theme. It was some classic ballet song that might've been from Russia.

I remember a funny skit where Gordon, Mr. Hooper, Susan, and another SS adult,(can't remember who) were pirates. Gordon, who was the pirate captain, demanded the big treasure chest brought in. But only a small chest was brought and Gordon complained there were only diamonds and rubbies in it...