TravellingMatt
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Counting the lights on Sesame Street going on at the beginning of the show...and going off at the end. The last one to go off is the streetlight, so he sleeps on the lamp post until the morning.
The Rocky Horror spoof with Susan Sarandon,where he and Susan stop off at a gloomy castle on a rainy night and he knocks on the door. Turns out it's his place and he likes to count the times he knocks!
Calling a delivery man in the wee hours for new sheep once his sheep go on strike. The delivery man ends up having to wear a sheep outfit and jump over the Count's bed while he counts!
The night the Count crashed at Ernie and Bert's apartment. The Count sleeps in Bert's bed and counts sheep all night, leaving Ernie a walking zombie the next morning.
The Count recollecting (in song) his first day at school.
"Count Up To Nine".
The Count trying to level with his bats, who want to count. He decides that they can count all the Counts in the room, and he can count all the bats. (Naturally, there's one of him and more of them.)
"Bats In My Belfry"!
Appearing with the Sesame Street Muppets on Marty Feldman's episode of TMS.
ANd then there's this exchange I wrote, backstage at the Muppet Show:
Scooter: "Boy, Floyd, you sure have a lot of great old jazz records!"
Floyd: "Ain't that the truth, Scooter! *voice suddenly changes* And now I vill count dem all! Von, two, three, four..."
The Rocky Horror spoof with Susan Sarandon,where he and Susan stop off at a gloomy castle on a rainy night and he knocks on the door. Turns out it's his place and he likes to count the times he knocks!
Calling a delivery man in the wee hours for new sheep once his sheep go on strike. The delivery man ends up having to wear a sheep outfit and jump over the Count's bed while he counts!
The night the Count crashed at Ernie and Bert's apartment. The Count sleeps in Bert's bed and counts sheep all night, leaving Ernie a walking zombie the next morning.
The Count recollecting (in song) his first day at school.
"Count Up To Nine".
The Count trying to level with his bats, who want to count. He decides that they can count all the Counts in the room, and he can count all the bats. (Naturally, there's one of him and more of them.)
"Bats In My Belfry"!
Appearing with the Sesame Street Muppets on Marty Feldman's episode of TMS.
ANd then there's this exchange I wrote, backstage at the Muppet Show:
Scooter: "Boy, Floyd, you sure have a lot of great old jazz records!"
Floyd: "Ain't that the truth, Scooter! *voice suddenly changes* And now I vill count dem all! Von, two, three, four..."