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Well, Here how it work. Most commercial VHS tapes have anti-copy security code from Macrovision. I remember on Dual Cassette VCR my grandmother had. I put Sesame Street's Sing Yourself Silly. On the first deck. And a blank VHS tape on the second deck. And the Sing Yourself Silly tape acted like...

Not at all.

Sadly, It was taken off from Youtube. Because BigPurpleMuppet99 got terminated from Youtube. I can't post Sesame Street on Youtube anymore because of what has happened to MarshalGrover getting a copyright strike. But I do have "Learning About Letters," "Learning About Numbers," and many other...

I am very sorry, guys. I had to remove all my Sesame Street videos. I am very sorry, MarshalGrover.

Yeah, It was ToonTunes CD that had theme songs from Disney shows. And Warner does not even own Raw Toonage, Marsupilami, Darkwing Duck, Ducktales, Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers, Talespin, Goof Troop, The Wuzzles, Gummi Bears, or other shows. They are owned by Disney. And no, The Australian...

I will miss him so much. :cry:

I am going to miss her a lot. Brian Henson and the family will miss her so.

One of the fast motion segment I remembered was this old film of a house being built. It had nice African background music.

Yeah, And we did lose Bigpurplemuppet99. I think it is not a very good idea to post full episodes of Sesame Street. :concern::eek::mad::boo:

Well, I decided to delete preview clips for episodes 2885, 2886, 2887, and 2888. Just to be safe. And here is my rant video about this issue on posting full leigh episodes of Sesame Street:

Yup that is Matt Vogel doing Count Von Count.

I do too. I hope she gets better. :concern:

I agree. I have not posted full episodes ether.

Which one? The one I know of was the on where the sun sets and the moon rises and everyone says Good Night as the turn off their lights. And then the phone rings and the man says "Hello!" Follow by a screeching baby (possibly needed a diaper change). And then the moon yawns and says "Good Night!"

BTW, That wasn't Gina in the Mirror. That was Linda. The other Charlie Chaplin skit I know of that wasn't fast motion was the Game Show skit: What Happens Next? with Gordon as the host.

Don't forget the voice comparison for the Two-Headed Monster. They were originally performed by Jerry Nelson and Richard Hunt (1970's-1992) and then it was Jerry Nelson and David Rudman (1992-2001) and now Joseph Mazarrio and David Rudman (2001-present) I loved the Two-Headed Monster.

Sadly, I don't have that one. But I do remembered that it had the same background music from the skit where the kids told Maria as Charlie Chaplin to go to the door with the Exit sign and the Exit sign keeps going to another place. Leaving with just bricks behind that door. And then the Exit...

I am very shocked to hear that Charles Durning passed away. He was 89 years old. I cannot believe this has happened. :(:cry: R.I.P. Charles Durning (1923-2012).

Yeah, Jerry Nelson. I miss him so much.

Elmo might not be appearing on this year's thanksgiving. Since Kevin Clash has resigned from Sesame Street and The Jim Henson Company.