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That was when the Count was still "zapping" people to make them do his bidding. When Grover realized that the Count wasn't eating the Hot Dogs and only counting them, he refused to give him anymore. That is when the Count "zapped" his fingers at him, forcing him to speedily bring hot dog after...

Here are some skits that disturbed me: A street scenario where a witch magically puts a big nose on Oscar. This episode upset me so much as a child that I couldn't even finish it. A wedding where the bride and groom take so long to get married, they become older in each scene. By the time...

Hi, MuppetDude! Thanks. I remember now! I didn't know anyone from Yesterdayland was on here. Cool!

Has anyone noticed how the Fat Blue/Grover waiter skits began with the premise in reverse? In the early skits, Fat Blue was an unreasonable customer who drove Grover crazy. There were even a couple of other customers who gave Grover a hard time such as Simon Soundman and The Count. However...

I sure do remember that one. It was in fact a 20 that the boss tells him to get. At first the detective does not know what a 20 is. The boss says, "A 2 and a 0 together. Go out and get me one." The detective sees all the other numbers on the way. And no, I don't believe that this skit was ever...

Here are some skits that disturbed me: A street scenario where a witch magically puts a big nose on Oscar. This episode upset me so much as a child that I couldn't even finish it. A wedding where the bride and groom take so long to get married, they become older in each scene. By the...

puce: A deep red to dark grayish purple.

Thanks. Glad to hear it's being enjoyed. It would have been wonderful if CTW had accepted it, but I guess Sesame Street's loss is fan fiction's gain. LOL

I remember seeing it on an 80's episode with "Ask Oscar" in the street theme, but it may have been even older. It seems like the edgiest ones were from the early 70's, so I suspect it may go back that far. I couldn't believe it myself when I first saw it. LOL

That is perfect! Thank you very, very much, Muppet_dk!

Hi, I'm a big fan of Fisher Price Little People as well as Sesame Street. As you can see, I made an avatar of the Bert Little Person. However, I don't really like the way it came out. The color is too dark and I couldn't get the pic to be the standard size. If you could help me get a good...

Well, you probably wouldn't have seen Mayor McCheese or Officer Big Mac anyway in the late eighties. I believe that was the time that McDonald was losing the rights to these characters. There was a long ongoing trademark dispute between McDonald's and Sid and Morty Kroft of H.R. Pufnstuff over...

A Fisher Price Little Person Snuffy was made.

Does anyone remember a Sesame Street cartoon about the word "walk" involving a girl and a lion? The girl enters with a leash and the narrator says, "See the girl walk". At the end of the leash there is a lion and the narrator says, "See the lion walk." When they go off screen, the lion comes...

Oscar Gets Canned part three By G.B. :grouchy: Scene 9: (Back to the street scene that night. Oscar and his pets are in front of the 123 apartment's steps. Oscar is pacing back and forth, screaming and ranting in anger. Suddenly Gordon comes out, looking somewhat sleepy and...

Oscar Gets Canned part two By G.B. :grouchy: Scene 4: (This scene is in Ernie and Bert's apartment. Ernie is watching TV when there is a knock on the door. Ernie answers it and sees Oscar). Oscar: I've got good news. I'm going to give you and Bert the pleasure of...

Here is another piece of fan fiction by me that has the dubious honor of being rejected by the Children's Television Workshop. OSCAR GETS CANNED by G.B. :grouchy: Scene 1: (This episode of Sesame Street begins with Oscar nervously pacing outside of his can. All of his...

Hmmm... Never heard of that one.

Cool. I've been very interested in the evolution of all the Sesame Street muppets and the reasons behind the changes. I wonder how often they changed the actual muppet and how often they just changed the facial parts. I think the muppets kind of "wear out" after a while and have to be...

I think some people may have missed the point about Lefty The Salesman. Sesame Street was based on an urban setting so they had a character selling merchandise on the corner. Perhaps it was implied that the goods were stolen, but that was it. It wasn't supposed to be about drugs or sex...