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:D That's the "Capital I" song, silly!

That D sketch scared me when I watched #536 of Sesame Street Unpaved, 'cuz of dandylions with lions' heads and huge daisies with human heads and feet!! When I watched it for the first time when I was a little kid, it was fine, but I don't recall much of it. Now, when I watched that on #536 at...

Sesame Street Unpaved is on at late Friday and Saturday nights at 3:30 AM in Eastern and Pacific time. It's also playing at 2:30 in Central time and 1:30 in Mountain time.

There's another I segment where nobody of you never mentioned yet. It was an animated segment (which I never recall it) where the dot of the i yells "I!" to the line of the i, so the it yells "I!" loudly to the dot of the i. I hope anyone would remember this one. And by the way, anyone...

I remember the Jughead sketch! I think you helped me about it! Thanks! Excuse me, The Count, I have a comment for you...I made a thread that was sponsored by the letter I, but you've made a thread of the letter that comes after I is J! It's OK. I already did the D, V and X threads, but we're...

The ice segment you're talking about scared me! I remember seeing it as little kid and then I saw it again on #3829 of Sesame Street! I don't think the ice segment where it ends with the word "ICE" melts sponsored by the letter I.

Speaking of J, I remember many memories that are sponsored by the letter J. Mine were... 1) J Friends (sung by the AM's; available on the album, Sesame Street Sings the Alphabet) 2) J-Jump (never heard it, but it's available on the first SS album) 3) This Is My J- sung by Biff; you already...

I know what's freaky of Herry Monster on the song, "Circles" is where he had a furry nose and he doesn't have a tounge. He kind of scares me in 1997 when I watched Plaza Sesamo, but mom doesn't let me watch it.

Hey, hey, hey! It's time for the letter of the new thread-the letter "I". I've remembered many of the memories that are sponsored by the letter I. Mine were... 1) Grover's "I Stand Up Straight And Tall" song (it's also available on the album, "Sesame Street Sings the Alphabet") 2) "We all...

I remember the other "X" sketches on the 123 Sesame Street show from 1993 where Telly votes for the number thirteen: 1) X's that twirl around as the background voices sing about the letter X 2) An animated segment where a blue "X" is stamped and this shows us the different types of X's...

Can you guys think of any other "V" memories?

Can you think of any other "D" memories?

Anybody else remember this "ICE" segment I saw during my winter vacation where it ends with the word ICE melts like ice?

Anybody remember the lyrics and any letter versions?

I remember the episode where Zoe calls her rock "Rocko"! I remember seeing it on the last day of the year 2002. It's from probably 1999 and I saw it on NOGGIN. The sponsored letter and sponsored number of this episode are "R" and "12". That's not stupid, but can you think of other skits from...

Anybody remembers the other number versions?

Anybody remember this animated segment/song of SS? It was where a blue and mean-looking bowling ball knocks two out of ten pins looking so dizzy. I remember one line from the end: "There's ten take away two leaves EIGHT!"

Anybody remember the animated hotel messanger of SS? It starts with a huge hotel and fades to the boss warning him to do chores and became worried and tries to do the chores. Here are a couple of number versions I remembered: 2- Two lost kids 8- Eight stervant trunks 10- Ten puppies...

Anybody remember the series about the alphabet?? It was where letters swing each other as the voices off-screen sing about each letter. These sometimes play clips of letters on ground like the "T" and "X" versions I remember seeing? I also remember seeing the "E", "K" and "R" versions...

Does anybody remember this skit? It was the one about the letter V, and it was animated and I remembered seeing it on the 5:00 AM 123 Sesame Street show. It starts where we see a huge letter "V" on a tree, then it flews off to the sea and then it begins to hurt the man's knee on the beach.