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Can someone please tell me how I save clips on You Tube to "Favorites"? I've wanted to do that for a while!

How do I go about in finding any new clips of SS on you tube without having to search thru all the other clips and skits previously posted? Is there a way, or must I sort thru everything all the time and find the recent posts in between the the ones that were already there?

Another one of those stories narrated either by Bob or Luis(not sure which one). A king is looking to find someone to marry his daughter(Yolanda)...if that person can answer a question whose answer begins with the letter Y. I forgot what the question was, but after a few unsuccessful tries with...

This segment always made me hungry. A pizza man is making a pizza and all I can remember is that he was putting a whole lot of goodies including whole slices of yellow american cheese. Some parts of the skit were done in fast motion. At the end of the skit, a couple of unseen people can be heard...

This was an interesting clip about busses and bus drivers. I think it started off with a couple of kids with a toy wagon and one was trying to pretend to be a bus driver by charging a "fare" for a ride in the wagon. This was a skit that had real people and no muppets. The clip then moved onto...

OK so we found out that Larry was played by actor Adam Sandler...does anyone know who played Phyllis? This duo lasted for a very short time in the early days but I recall their skits had to do with "Cooperation" which the 2 of them would always stutter trying to say the word. One skit involved...

OK we all know that in the later years there was a huge dog (in disguise) that was initially named "Woof Woof" and later was changed to Barkley. I could have swore in the early days there was what I thought was a real short lived real dog named Rufus. I'm not sure who he belonged to but I think...

Did Bob, Maria, Luis and David ever have last names. I know eventually that eventually sometime in the SS run Susan and Gordon became S & G Robinson (I think). And Mr Hooper I think became Mr Harold Hooper. What about the rest above that I just mentioned?

This skit aggravated me in a way. Maria is supposedly stranded on a desert and is literally dying of thirst. The only word she can say is "Agua". She doesn't speak anything else. Somehow, right in the middle of the sizzling desert is David with a "candy store" type counter and a few soda...

This may sound like a strange topic but there was a skit that involved Grover and another muppet( I think it was someone who resembled Farley). All i know is that Farley was looking inside a phone booth but could not find the phone inside. Grover, being in the booth with him soon realized that...

I'm sure this was posted before on this site but it amazed me when I first saw it so I wanted to post it anyway. A while ago, the A&E channel aired its popular Biography series which focused on a 2 hour "behind the scenes" look at SS. I don't know anyone who is a SS enthusiast that would not...

This was one of those vintage cartoons of the 70's and went like this: "One, two, three, four, five..watch the bees come out their hive". "Six, seven, eight, nine, ten..here they all come out again". "One, two, three, four, five..what I better do is dive." "Six, seven, eight, nine...

This was another one of those funny skits (maybe annoying to some). The conductor is waving his baton while the piano player starts playing some familiar bars of music. Then the violin player starts in and almost immediately starts to "streak" off key completely...causing the conductor to shout...

I think there were more than 1 counting skits with the cast from Bonanza but the 1 I remember most I think for the most part featured only Ben, Hoss and Joe( Adam I think was absent in this particular one). Ben and Hoss were seen looking in the camera taking turns counting up to 20. As soon as...

I think i remember a segment featuring 2 of the NY Mets in uniform one with a bat the other pitching underhanded balls to the batter while an unseen group of kids can be heard counting each time the ball was hit back to the pitcher. The Skit was filmed inside a room not at a ballpark or Shea...

This was a funny clip in that Grover and Oscar recited the alphabet with the 2 of them taking turns saying the letter and giving a word in which it stood for. Oscar made it sound a lot funnier by giving trashy grouch words for every letter he did. Does anyone remember the whole skit? Oscar came...

I don't know anyone (including myself) who would have not had the craving for a peanut butter sandwich after watching this clip. I'm pretty sure it was all taking place inside a factory that made peanut butter and was narrated by a bunch of unseen kids. It was a very tempting clip. I remember...

This was kind of a cool cartoon skit. I don't remember every single detail but it seemed that Artie had invited a number of pigs to a party at his house while his mom Sweet Adeline was away. It had the number 9 as the main theme of the skit. It had a narrator that illustrated all the scenes...

It's nice to know that the Youtube web site has downloadable clips of some classic SS skits. I have noticed that some skits are not complete even though the download bar at the bottom has plenty of space. Some clips I have downloaded have also been cut short although I have seen them complete...

This was one of those happy songs that would appeal to any kid. A bunch of unseen kids singin pretty much the same verses over a few times while clips of kids blowing bubbles with bubble gum are shown. Bubble bubble bubble, bubble bubble bubble...