ponamytrail
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Hey all,
I have this posted in the 'episodes that scared you' thread, but thought I would post separate as well.
Memory is a funny thing; and perhaps my earliest,(to an extent) is a Bert and Ernie skit, that I haven't seen or read of since. Perhaps it is a disjointed combination of a few skits. Maybe it's all in my head. Can someone help?
The skit had to have been from one of the earliest seasons. It went something like this, and I may very well have parts wrong.
Bert accuses Ernie of taking cookies off a plate in the apartment whenever the lights go out. Ernie inisists that he is innocent.
To prove this, somehow a camera is rigged up with a flashbulb. (I think it is Bert's and I think it was one of those old cameras with the accordion thing)
When the lights go out, the camera will take a picture, and they will get to the bottom of this.
They turn out the lights, and the TV screen is black. You hear some noise, and then there is a white flash (the bulb), and then its black again.
They turn the lights on, and sure enough, there are cookies missing, but they go to the camera to see their proof (I think it develops then and there somehow, but I may be wrong)
They look at the photo and both shudder.
THEN, the POV changes to over their shoulders, and you see the picture!
It is a glossy black and white photo of a monster (I believe the Beautiful Day Monster, as offered to me in the other thread), caught in the act, with his eyes wide and his mouth open in surprise.
I don't know what happens after this, or how the skit resolves.
And the more I think about it, the more I'm not sure. But I do know that something like this was in an early skit, and that it scared me as a kid (seeing the photo), and I hid under the kitchen table.
Could anyone provide insight? I would be very interested to hear, see, or reconstruct this one.
Thanks!
I have this posted in the 'episodes that scared you' thread, but thought I would post separate as well.
Memory is a funny thing; and perhaps my earliest,(to an extent) is a Bert and Ernie skit, that I haven't seen or read of since. Perhaps it is a disjointed combination of a few skits. Maybe it's all in my head. Can someone help?
The skit had to have been from one of the earliest seasons. It went something like this, and I may very well have parts wrong.
Bert accuses Ernie of taking cookies off a plate in the apartment whenever the lights go out. Ernie inisists that he is innocent.
To prove this, somehow a camera is rigged up with a flashbulb. (I think it is Bert's and I think it was one of those old cameras with the accordion thing)
When the lights go out, the camera will take a picture, and they will get to the bottom of this.
They turn out the lights, and the TV screen is black. You hear some noise, and then there is a white flash (the bulb), and then its black again.
They turn the lights on, and sure enough, there are cookies missing, but they go to the camera to see their proof (I think it develops then and there somehow, but I may be wrong)
They look at the photo and both shudder.
THEN, the POV changes to over their shoulders, and you see the picture!
It is a glossy black and white photo of a monster (I believe the Beautiful Day Monster, as offered to me in the other thread), caught in the act, with his eyes wide and his mouth open in surprise.
I don't know what happens after this, or how the skit resolves.
And the more I think about it, the more I'm not sure. But I do know that something like this was in an early skit, and that it scared me as a kid (seeing the photo), and I hid under the kitchen table.
Could anyone provide insight? I would be very interested to hear, see, or reconstruct this one.
Thanks!