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Even though you didn't post your birthday on here, you can't escape the all-remembering Mokeystar and keep me from posting! Happy birthday, sweetness. :excited:

Oh, man....you have GOT to go to NYC someday. Any Sesame fan must go there at least once to catch the vibe. When I was in Central Park, I swear I kept thinking I was going to see Big Bird running out in front of me with Snuffy in tow! :) Anyway, yeah....I don't think anyone knows much about Matt...

Your #4 description reminds me of an animated feature that used to freak me out. This one ended in a similar way. Roll waaaaay back, if you will, to the early seventies. If you're familiar with the Alice Braithwaite Goodytwoshoes (or whatever her name was) clips, this was most likely done by...

Interesting information. Hey, just curious...do you happen to be related to the man, Mr. Benedict? :) Tee hee hee. Check out imdb.com for a tad bit of the same and a tad bit more info. I guess as of 2003, he's living on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts.

I'm not absolutely positive, but I'm pretty sure it's from a Sesame Street Magazine entitled "Fly With Us to Fairyland" from 1977. This magazine has a super cool picture/illustration of Ernie and Bert flying together on the front cover. The very detailed illustration of the inside of Oscar's...

I had a friend who had the #3 album cover. I wouldn't go into her bedroom until she hid the album under her bed because it had a picture of Beautiful Day on it. Heh heh.... :)

Probably the one that made me the most sad as a child (other than the Lowercase N clip) was the live action clip that had a man in a kayak. He seemed so helpless to me as a child when his kayak kept turning over and over, dunking him into the water. Every time I saw it, I felt so sorry for this...

What popped into my mind wasn't the falling baker. I was thinking of his actual personal appearances, like when he was juggling balls.....you know.....when you saw him, not just heard him.

How about Jim Henson in the baker sketches? His son, Brian, also appeared in several of these, exclaiming, "TEN LITTLE INDIANS!" and "THREE PEEEEEAS!"

That's what happens when you put a bunch of "noseless" monsters on the panel! :)

I still have my original one from my childhood. Here's the list: Bert Big Bird Susan The Martians Grover The Twiddlebugs Bad Bart and Bad Barney Rodeo Rosie David Roosevelt Franklin and his Mother Simon the Sound Man The Busby Twins Don Music Willie the Hot Dog Man Prince...

Wowie zowie! You mean there's ANOTHER WASHINGTON? No way, dude... :)

Better bring lots of batteries! Only one? Dude!!!!! :p For reasons of sentimentality (and other mentalities), it would have to be the old 1969 "kids running down the Brooklyn Bridge at the end of the clip" one. Groove on, Fuzzy Gobo. :smirk:

As a child, I was hounded by my sisters with this one. "Nancy, don't be a ninny. Never nibble on your nails!" (Ten points if you can guess what my first name is.) :) So, if Wanda lived west of Washington, then wouldn't she be living in the Pacific Ocean? (heh heh) This story was brought...

You can also find one of the versions of this on the video "Learning About Numbers", which is pretty easy to find. Good luck!

Zippy zippy zing zing zebra zoo......but what else can a dizzy kind of zig-zag letter do? :flirt:

I'm intrigued and a bit frightened, but mostly intrigued. What do you find to be "sexy" about Beautiful Day Monster? :)

One of my faves still cracks me up to this day is "Five Monsters in My Family". It's off the "Monsters" LP.

It's a-ok, Mikeyman. I think what's being discussed here is kind of broad. I mean, what I understand the discussion is about is not only what we remember that's totally and obviously outdated (as in hair, clothes, psychedelic counting sequences)from old episodes, but things that kids of...