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Posted by Boober_Gorg - Today at 04:59 PM If there's anything he doesn't want, it's people plaguing him with angry emails and posts like "why don't you write back??" ... no no no, that's not the right attitude. Nah, I ain't angry. I can understand that rjschex has a life more than what...

Gee....it's gotten awfully quiet on this thread. *a pin drops* :concern: --Saginaw the Curious

Posted by jeffkjoe - Today at 06:06 PM Because there are only 2 little girls on the pilot of Sesame Street. One is Sally, played by Holly Robinson-Peete, of "21 Jumpstreet" and also real-life daughter of the late Matt Robinson, who played the original Gordon from 1969-1971. The other...

Hey there! Last night I was doing some aimless web surfing (I had my tv on the Monday night football game, and the drone of the cheering lulled me into a deep hypnotic trance....:sleep:] and came upon 'Speed Racer', my first exposure to anime. I found some pics and articles about the...

I don't remember those two, but I wonder if someone remembers this particular Bert and Ernie skit. It's an early one, and I don't know how many times it was repeated. I don't remember the plot of the skit, but Ernie is showing Bert his prized soda bottle cap collection, which is mounted onto...

Posted by Zet - Today at 01:43 PM Quote: * Harvey Kneeslapper I hated with a passion. I thought he was the biggest a-hole in the world. I know many felt then and now you should "lighten up" about it, but even as an adult I don't find him amusing. You too, Zet? :smirk: I...

rjschex, may I contact you, please? Or would you like to contact me? If so, please let the administrator know. He should have access to my e-mail. Thank you! :halo: --Saginaw

rjschex, I'd like to ask about Episode #2621 (B-J-9). The 'What's My Part?' skit. Is it the nose or the foot? Thank you. --Saginaw the Curious :confused:

Just checkin' to see if my avatar pops up. No need to reply. Thanks. --Saginaw

Oh wow! That's some video gold there, Courage! Did you tape it? Can anyone say "DOH!"? :crazy: --Saginaw

Zet, I remember that. :D Thank you. You have such an incredible memory of classic Sesame Street that I believe you and a few others here could be the key archivists. I'd vote for ya! ;) I remember another short clip, but it wasn't animated. See if you can remember it, too. I hope...

Hey there, TJ! Looks like you and I joined the same day. Welcome. :) I've always liked Sesame Street, too. It's just seemed like a cool and fun place to hang out, and I get that same feeling with this forum. We'll cross paths again, I'm sure.......oh wait. We just did! DUH on me, then...

Posted by billyk - 08-15-2003 at 07:10 AM I remember that other one too. I think the panelists or one of them at least had the same name. The difference was they were Anything muppets as humans. BTW, the part was the foot because I remember him writing "Foot" on the chalkboard with his foot...

By the way, just how many William Wegman/weimaraners clips were produced for Sesame Street? Like Hays, I have a neighbor who has seen these clips as well and he shares that same creepy feeling about them, but only if human hands and/or feet are used as the canines' appendages, and he's a dog...

Posted by Zet - Today at 07:52 PM Here's another fave. It's very short...you hear "arabic" music, Ali Baba on horse rides up to cave. Ali Baba: "(says some words in spanish I don't know)...abierto". (harp sound effect) Ali B: "...Sesamo" (creaking sound effect as cave opens, then...

Posted by Zet - Yesterday at 12:53 PM In addition to Willie Wimple series, here are two old ecological cartoons I know of (may or may not have been on Noggin). "Fisherman" Man is fishing...plants get in way of his line. He pulls out the plants, then sits down to fish again. Falls asleep...

Nice to meet ya, Miss_Beaker. Glad to meet another newbie here. Q: You remember 'Newbie Rule #1'? A: Sticktogetherness! :halo: Saginaw

I'd like to thank the moderators for letting me join the Muppet Central Forum. I have loved Sesame Street since I first saw it at just about the time it premiered on NET (for you youngsters out there that's what PBS used to be called). The daycare/preschool I went to at that time let us watch...