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Shudder! That song and video always sends a chill down my spine. :(

Just a wild stab, but I think it was called "Rubber Yucky".

I remember the up-down remote. It was narratored by Square One TV's Mr. Glitch.

Wait, wait, one more: When Count was on Beat the Time, his choices for a prize were, a trip to Florida, a new wsher drier and $1,000,000. And as we know Count wanted another 20 seconds for a prize. Why did he not take the money? For that he could've counted to 1,000,000. Weird no?

Try this question on for size: In the sketch where Grover was talking about the "EXIT" sign, Little Jerry and his Monotones were barging out the door right? Was Big Jeffy a student or a teacher? Judging by his age I would've thought he was a teacher.

Oh. OK thank you.

There's been a question about Richard Hunt that's been confusing me for quite some time: Was Richard British? I refer to the fact that some of his characters were British.

That's quite an idea. What other clips would you think be on it?

Thank you. But what about the word jugueton?

I saw on youtube.com a cartoon about the small letter J in spanish. Would anybody by chance know what the j words meant in english?

Another time Don Music was without Kermit was the re-opening of Cooper's, no Stooper's, or was it Drooper's...no wait I've got it Hooper's Store (a little Big Bird humour there folks :D), after Biff and Sully accidently busted the place with one hit of the hammer.

To be honest when I first saw the sketch I thought Bert said "None of those signs", but I'm pretty sure he said "None with loud sirens". On the other hand you could take this as an either-or answer.

When I first saw that sketch, I was a little confused. I thought the sketch would be about the number 9, but instead it was just a poem. Oh, well.

Another question comes to mind. When Cab Calloway sang "I Wanna Count" with the Count, there was aboslutely no counting in the song what so ever. What's up with that?

It used to freak me out with the haunting sounds, but later in the years I got used to it.

Hey out there everybody. Remember the cartoon where 8 figures one by one fall to the ground making a screaming noise? If so do you remember this clip, what happens in the end? I think but am not sure that the 8 figures fly away screaming "EWWWW!!!"

Decisions, decisions. Well...if I were to choose I would have to say the Rock Groups.

You're absolutely right. Little Jerry and The Monotones was names after the actors who did their voices. Although I could've sworn that Little Chrissy was a short, lavender guy with an afro.

Here is a question that's pondering me: In some Sesame Street albums and books, we see Little Jerry with a guitar. But did Little Jerry ever play the guitar on the show?

So many decisions. But if I were in charge I would say: Learning About Letters Letter B (The Beetles) The E Song (with the haunting sitar and violin combo) Psychedelic H (Computerized Animation) The Letter N (Nick Normal and The Nick-Matics) Grover's R Lecture Thinking Of U (The...