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Him and his voice were also included in another PBS kids show, Arthur. Binky made fun of his "Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood" song. Arthur thought he was going to be laughed at by his students since Mr. Rogers came to visit the Read house.

:excited: 3 of them!

I can't believe Telly played that Iron Butterfly classic with his Tuba!!! Did any1 know that?:eek:

Have you guys noticed that Elmo repeats a topic to the tune of "Jingle Bells"(except the Farm episode)? I think It's funny while some of you think it's stupid. Why did this happen anyway?:smirk:

rIGHT!!:excited:

MINE TOO!!:excited: :excited:

:excited: "WOO_HOO!" mine too!!

:p, :( , and :grouchy: "Get Lost!"

Aaron sings with Jim's :p Shawn sings with Steve's :p

:excited: Fave Fraggle :smirk: Gobo

Did you know Ruth Buzzi not only played Ruthie on Sesame, but she was the voice of this character, too!!

I just heard this lost Fraggle Song on MCR. It was in the Wonder Mountain episode while Red was trying to get to Mokey, She went to the singing cactuses and they wanted to jam with her, and she said no at first, and she got hypnotized to jam with them. it was funny!!

I want a Red Fraggle 1 too!!

Neither are Public Domain:(

During the closing number, He was scheduled to do "Impossible Dream", but ended up with humorous results!! I loved the "There is no way he'll do a song part" when he says angry things and the Muppets sing whatever he says!!! SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FUNNY!!!! Did he not want to sing "Impossible Drem"?

I wish you could play that "Impoosible Dream" clip with John Cleese and Kermit, THAT WAS FUNNY!! Please add it!!:D

If it weren't for her, there wouldn't be anyone on Sesame Street beginning with Z!

Nickelodeon uses different birthday songs, Bear in the Big Blue House has their very own b-day song based on the musical scale-sort of.

That was funny!!:D

Sesame Street has used that song for many years, they must be rich!! "Grouchy Birthday" was funny!! Have thay ever got sued for using that birthday song, it isn't public domain, you know. It was even used in the Muppet Show eppy with Lynda Carter.