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Weren't there some occasions where the number had a similarity to the animal? Because I keep having this vague memory that for "3 Mice", the 3 had some bite's taken out of it, and for "9 Tigers" the 9 was striped.

I think what How Now Brown and the Moo Wave were paradizing was the music known as new wave.

Ah yes. I remember it clearly. It went: 1 for the bass 2 for the bow 3 for the trumpet 4 for the blow 5 for the drum 6 for the stick 7 for the guitar 8 for the pick 9 for the piano 10 for the hand Hooray for the octopus one man band Classic.

This may be off topic but I was just wondering. Didn't Smokey do another song once on Sesame Street with Telly?

You can find them at the Sesame Street Lyrics Archive.

It goes Let me tell you a story using the letter J.....Jughead Joined a Jam eating contest but he couldn't open the Jar so he told the Judge who said see the Janitor who told me to Jump in the lake. Then he said he was only Joking. Hope this helps.

Here is how it goes: Grow and go Roll over the road Where the goat explodes all the Os And the crow flies low Past the croaking toad And the boat floats over the ocean But the wind did blow And it started to snow So the toad went home To the telephone He spoke to the goat Who was...

In the Sesame Street Special when it's Big Bird's birthday, I remember the letters and number were I and 4. For I they showed Monsterpiece Theatre's "The King and I", but what did they show for the number 4?

Does anybody remember this cartoon when a number is sitting in the middle of nowhere then that number of people or creatures pick up the number and bring into their home, then obscurity happens to the number making that number of animals or beasts? All I know is that in the beginning kids...

I've been often pondering this question. In Rock 'N' Roll Request Show, Jackman has a photo of Little Jerry and his Monotones. In the picture it shows Little Jerry, Big Jeffy, and another fat blue guy who I know isn't Chrissy. The question is who exactly, is the other fat blue guy?

Another goof is in the Rock N Roll Request Show, Gina wanted to hear a song by Little Jerry and The Monotones and Jackman had a picture of the group. However, in the picture, there was Little Jerry, Big Jeffy and another fat blue guy. But when Telephone Rock is playing, there was Little Jerry...

Dr. Rainbrain's hair colour was pale-ghost white.

That R sketch was funny. By the way it was a wizard not a witch.

If you're referring the the very first school day in history, the teacher was Mr. Moses, and the students were, Oog, Argg and Runk.

He stopped her by taking the O from BESO, and placed it around her like a Spellbinding Cricle (Yu-Gi-Oh card).

This is how it goes. a short man with a big hat is looking around then he approaches the tall man. Tall Man - How are you? Short Man - Not to well I seem to have misplaces my J. Tall Man - Maybe you left it in the car. Short Man - I doubt that. Tall Man - I do that sometimes. Short Man -...

I remember that. Just like Smokey Robinson's U song, the music, creeped me out.

When Little Jerry and his Monotones, came to visit, weren't there only 2 Monotones instead of 3?

The way it goes is 9 for the piano, 10 for the hand.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't there 2 clocks in the Grover version of Beat the Time?