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I can't remember any songs that have been used, but I know that Disney has been referenced quite a few times.

Happy Beauthday!!!! :D

Bert: Hey, Ernie, why don't you get up there and sing? Bry: Yeah, Ernie! Go ahead! Ernie: Actually, I did have a little something prepared with a little help from some friends and Rubber Duckie! (Runs up to the stage and calls to behind the curtain) You guys ready? (to band) Hit it...

Happy birthday and happy wishes to Sir Beauregard!

Bry: (stretching and rubbing neck) Boy, what a night. Big Bird: How did you sleep? Bry: Big Bird, my friend, would you like to sleep on hard pavement with barly enough blankets to keep you warm? Big Bird: No thanks, I have my nest! Bry: Big Bird... Big Bird: You were miserable, huh...

(walking past 123 Brownstone toward Big Bird's nest) Big Bird: Come on, Bryan. You promised! Bry: Yes, I know I did, Big Bird. Isn't it already past your bedtime? Big Bird: Yes, and I would have been in my nest asleep if I didn't have to get you to come. (Making our way through the...

(In the park) Big Bird: (strolling through the park and spots Sara) La la la... oh, hey, Snuffy, look. There's Sara. Snuffy: Yeah. She looks kinda sad, Bird. Big Bird: What is she doing here all by herself? Snuffy: I don't know. Big Bird: I know! Maybe she needs someone to play...

Oh, great topic! There were a bunch of shows (besides Sesame Street and Fraggle Rock). Actually, I think I only got FR when we had the free-trial of Disney Channel. We didn't subscribe at the time. Other shows on Disney that I would try to catch were Welcome to Pooh Corner, Under the...

Thank you. That is an excellent point that I hope others will consider. I think that Rosita, Baby Bear and Zoe are all great characters! If they weren't, they would not have lasted so long.

I really enjoy the relationship developing between Oscar and Marco. It's rather sweet (don't tell Oscar I said that. ;))

I agree with you, mikebennidict. Unless it is from a reliable news source, I will not take this seriously. Besides, I am sure we'd hear something from Sesame Workshop by now if it were true.

Ya know, she was just destined to do voice-overs for a career. Her voice is so wonderfully unique and has lent itself well to some great characters. I loved her as Babe the pig. Hey, anybody else remember when she played Ugg's postwoman girlfriend on Nickelodian's Salute Your Shorts?

Well, literally, he is purple, but I believe he meant to represent an African American boy. Kingston Livingston III was definitely a Black character and it has been somewhat implied that he celebrates Kwanzaa. There is a coloring page on the Sesame Workshop website of KLIII with that thing...

I can understand that. I liked it when Rubber Duckie played Ernie's bugle.

Really, Kyle? I like listening to the CD recording and it seems to me that Bert has a lot of lines throughout the song.

Well, in Elmo's World: Happy Holidays, they discussed Kwanzaa and even showed Gordon, Susan and Miles celebrating it. As we know, they also celebrate Christmas though.

Big Bird: Really, Ed? Could've sworn I saw Abby over there by the window. She's so quick with that magic wand of hers. Then again, maybe I'm imagining things. Alan: And no need to get technical, Ed my friend. (whispers) I like to sneak a bite every now and then, myself. (subtlely pulls...

I agree with you! Bert had the best interjections (is that the right word?). In a recording that I have, Bert says ever so curiously, "Where did the sheep get tap shoes?" So funny!