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Which one do you remember well? The one where they change places or the shoes drop?

Here's an Ernie and Bert skit that I haven't seen in over 25 years and I haven't heard anyone talk about either. Ernie and Bert are in their beds and Ernie keeps going on about what scarf he's going to wear and other trivial stuff while Bert is trying to sleep. Bert protests and Ernie says that...

Hi, Zet. Glad I could help with the memories. Unfortunately, they are just that. I don't have either of those old cartoons. Hopefully we can get them soon. Take care.

Either that or you just weren't as neurotic as the rest of us. LOL

Actually, I recall a very old one that involved a GIRL imagining what would happen if she popped the balloon. She kept imagining to situation escalating until she was sent to bed without any supper (this might have kept it off of Noggin). I think she imagines scaring her little sister, which...

Yes, I remember both of those. In the 70's one, the girl actually does trick the cat into being held, but the cat imagines the girl as a witch and the girl realizes that it's no fun to hold the cat against its will. So, she puts the cat down and let's it drink the milk, then the cat is happy...

Thanks for sharing that link. And yes, Hays, I certainly agree that your points were valid. It's just a shame that haters have to put their prejudice into everything. Mister Fred's comments were extremely out of line. It's a shame that racists have to ruin nice communities like these. Don't...

But, what about edits in your own message? Originally, your message said, "The clothes cookie monster is wearing are stupid; he is dressed like a ******. (I will not use the word I'm thinking of cause it is not nice)." That line is no longer in your message. We all know what word you were...

Does anyone remember the lyrics when Little Jerry and the Monotones sang "Sad"? I remember seeing the skit, but it was only recently that I realized that this one had become virtually lost. I seem to remember Little Jerry looking a bit different in this one too; he seemed to have a larger...

There's one animated film that I have a very vague memory of, but remember liking the visuals of it very much as a child. It's a Spanish cartoon involving a living pitcher of water and at the end it turns into a huge bowl of water or something like that. I think the cartoon was only done in...

It would be strange if "darn" and "heck" were being censored because there was a time that these words were considered wholesome substitutes for the offensive ones. There was an old Edgar Bergin/Charlie McCarthy radio episode where Charlie dreams he dies and goes to "heck". He says, "Where the...

That's how a delightful and witty character like Roosevelt Franklin gets replaced with a dull and boring character like Kingston Livingston III (With apologies to Kingston fans). I never thought of either one of those cartoons as being racist or stereotypical. I think the "stick of butter"...

Actually, the term "meatball" is NOT a weight insult. It is a slang meaning a stupid, clumsy or dull person. I don't know the origin of the slang, but it was commonly used in the 70's. I never hear it used in today's language anymore.

The line that was bleeped out is "Sissy".

Actually, Bert wrote the play about dental hygiene, which led to the funny dialogue between Bert and Prairie in the beginning. She says that if you think this play is good, "you can thank Bert", but if you think this play is awful, "you'll have no one to blame, but Bert." Bert, who's already...

I loved that skit. I think that was when Herry's personality as a klutz was just starting to be developed. Originally, he was just a scary looking monster who was always misunderstood, but I don't think the clumsy aspect was added until later. In this skit, I always found it funny that...

This whole thread is gay.

I remember two Ernie and Bert rag dolls by Knickerbocker that I had in 1976. I think different versions were made, but these were about 8 inches, had a flat face drawn on, and had removable clothes. The boxes showed a picture of Ernie, Bert, and Betty Lou rag dolls, but I never saw the Betty...

I think it's too late for Sesame Street to make another good movie like "Follow That Bird". The show is out of its prime. That was truly an excellent film though. And I just couldn't get into "Elmo In Grouchland", maybe because I kept comparing it to "Follow That Bird" and so many aspects...

There were also some characters in the special that seemed to fade out after the skating party, like David and The Count.