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All right, I made this up as a parody of those new-generation TV show and cartoon remakes like the "Bewitched" film and "What's New Scooby-Doo." It's the classic "Bert and Ernie's Blackout" skits, but they are updated to get with the times! Tell me what you think... PART ONE [Opening...

HAHAHAHAHA! That scene was HILARIOUS!!! I also liked how on the episode, instead of the Count's trademark "Ah ha ha ha!" he did a scary ghoulish laugh, like, "HOO-HOO-HOO-HA-HA-HA-HA!" They should have added thunder and lightning to it, though.

Same reason Cartoon Network took Looney Tunes and classic Scooby-Doo off the air! Gawd, I wish I had Boomerang!

I know this is an odd idea, but it can be done, since Joey Gladstone is played by, the 1986 to 1990 voice of Baby Animal, DAVE COULIER! Well let's see, on the first episode from 1987, Jesse (John Stamos) and Joey try to get baby Michelle (Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen) to stop crying...

Here's all I can remember. 1. It shows a bath faucet with water running. 2. It Continues. 3. Now, the tub is full, a toy boat is shown as a hand takes it out. 4. Again, the tub is still full, and it's the same as number 3. 5. The hand turns on the faucet and the water begins running...

Ida know, it could have been the "real" Santa, played by the actor who does Doc.

Here are some lyrics I know for scenes: Sesame cast intro Kermit: It's the Sesame Street gang! (everyone cheers) Big Bird: Merry Christmas, everyone! Other SS cast: MERRY CHRISTMAS! (sung) Big Bird: Deck the Halls with boughs of holly, Other SS cast: Falalalala,lalalala! Cookie...

A Sesame Street Live-esque scene was on 1978's "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street." (Kinda like if there was a "Sesame Street on Ice!") These are probably what some of the costumes looked like back then.

Anybody remember "Muppet Family Christmas" from 1987. This is the place to talk about it.

Does anybody remember the skit "Everybody Sleeps?" Well, I do. At the end, there was this cool train sequence, where this freight train was rolling down the tracks at night. If I'm not mistaken, it was pulled by a black GE E33 locomotive, which looks like a diesel freight engine, but runs on...

Here are some pictures of SSL. Pic sesamestreet_big.jpg Pic sesamem.jpg Pic sesamee.jpg Pic sesameb.jpg Pic sesamef.jpg Hope it helps.

There were some crossovers on one Muppet show episode with every character, another with only Big Bird, it had Big Bird making a cameo on "The Muppet Movie" and with every Sesame Muppet at the end. The Great Muppet Caper had an Oscar the Grouch cameo (the green Oscar,) and the Muppets Take...

Sesame Street Presents: The Hurricane Part 1 We start on Big Bird in his nest. He sees Ernie going by. Big Bird: Hey, Ernie. Where are you go… Suddenly, we cut to a black background. We see a puffy cloud outline that’s white. There are wind lines on the top left of the cloud. Around and...

Is is possible for a list of the year/episode of which Sesame Street Muppet debuted? It would be a big help, and for when which character retired, too.

On the "Muppet Central Forum" banner, it has for the cards button, a photo of the Sesamstraat version of the Count.

Also, on the "Muppets Take Manhattan," during the Muppet Babies scene, baby Rowlf is playing with a Big Bird doll when pretending to be a doctor. Hope that helps.

Does anyone remember that old Sesame Street live action skit about crosswalk pedestrian signals? You know, with the speeded up footage of people crossing and waiting and the closeups of an old 70s/80s incandescent pedestrian signal either reading "WALK" in Lunar White or "DONT WALK" in Portland...

HEY! Boomerang's only for Hanna-Barbera cartoons until the 90s, Jay Ward cartoons, DFE cartoons, and old theatrical cartoon short subjects.

Hey, I thought I should bring this up. While rummaging through my house a couple of months ago, I came across an old print of a video called "Five Sesame Street Stories." And mind you, it wasn't live action. It was all animated! It was from 1985 and released by Golden Family Enteratainment...

It's not the classic 1971 News Flash graphic, it's merely a remake by computer graphic artists, even with the wrong music and some professional announcer. This is the actual version of the 70s to the 80s News graphic. It has the famous "Sesame Street News" theme and Jerry Nelson...