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Have you all seen this one? http://youtube.com/watch?v=cpDym169iII&search=Sesame%20Street I HATE when people do stupidness like that- especially with dear childhood icons like Bert and Ernie of Sesame Street!!! And it really burns me up that they obviously have the actual clip that I...

I remember that cartoon.

stupid. Sorry, but I've seen enough of those jokes. I don't think they're funny.:grouchy: :mad:

Prairie Dawn's song is definitely pretty classic! (and probably iconic for her)

Wow! I remember Wanda the Word Fairy!!! She was cool!:) And I always loved Captain Vegetable! And who is Christopher Clumsy? I think I'm usually pretty open to most everything on Sesame Street, so it's hard for me to ever call anything bad. I like them all! And as literal child of the...

I've heard there's at least one cartoon with Superman talking about the letter "S". I'm thinking maybe Lex Luthor showed up with him too. And I've heard there's a Batman cartoon with the Penguin in it and a separate one with Batman, Robin and the Joker as was already mentioned. Most of the...

Yeah, I was pretty pysched to even find Billy Joe Jive and Smart Susie Sunset!!! I loved those segments as a child- so I uploaded the one I found to youtube. Enjoy!:)

And here's a nice collection of Muppets from commercials and The Ed Sullivan Show that I didn't even realize was on youtube http://www.youtube.com/results?search=very+old+muppets&search_type=search_videos&search=Search

Well, while looking through the Internet for ever more Sesame Street video clips (which I did find a few interesting ones that I'll post to youtube.com soon), I also came across this. http://www.foldedspace.org/weblog/2006/04/sesame_street_video_clips.html I was hoping it might have some...

Well, it's your idea- go for it! Flesh it out some- could be interesting. By underground worlds, do you mean Fraggle Rock?

Just seeing this thread made me want to catch Play With Me Sesame again, so I saw an episode of it today. There was a lot of cool classic stuff on there- actually, there were some newer sketches I hadn't seen before- pretty cool ones. One with Ernie and Bert where Ernie is actually picking up...

I think you meant Forgetful Jones. Or did you just forget?:)

Hey, I have the three part counting to 2 skit you all were talking about. And yes, Kermit does indeed slap Grover on the back for a change, and then he psyches Grover out pretending to do it again in the 2nd. part. The whole thing is really quite funny. I've got it all uploaded on youtube.com...

Oh yeah! Sesame Street's own Justice League of America! :) LOL! Okay- I'm definitely seeing Captain Breakfast as the cheery, Boy Scout- Superman type. And then- Captain Vegetable as the darker, grimmer Batman type. Though- if we were including Super Grover- he'd be the obvious lock for...

"Licking" just means that Johnny got spanked in American terms. In other cultures, it would be referred to as a beating or whipping for doing something wrong. I should also note that such a beating or whipping would be referring to the same sort of paddling with a ruler or belt that some kids...

This discussion has come up before in another thread. I'm not positive if Jim Henson was a Christian or not, but I would like to point out that there is a difference between Christianity and Christian Science, despite the name similarities. To read more about that, check out...

"C Drives Me Crazy" was definitely on Sesame Street and the original song "She Drives Me Crazy" is actually by the Fine Young Cannibals. (Which is why Sesame Street lists their singers of "C Drives Me Crazy" as the Fine Young Camels!:) ) This is a great song by the way. I've got the...

The Count's listed the only appearances from "The Muppet Show" characters on Sesame Street that I know of. However, though Beautiful Day Monster and Rowlf and Kermit were the only ones to make appearances on Sesame Street- there have been at least a couple of references to Miss Piggy on Sesame...

One of the Bonanza counting skits was on youtube. I remember seeing it a while ago.

Here's a cool video clip I just found online. http://youtube.com/watch?v=5wEsxGM0TG8&search=John%20Denver Michael Eisner and Kermit are introducing the 1979 TV-movie "John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together"- I suppose this is from a later airing on the Disney Channel or something...