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Looking for Count clip

cherrypotion27

cherrypotion27

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Hi there, everyone! I'm hoping someone can help me out here. Does anyone out there have (or know where I could find) the Sesame Street clip that has The Count and one of the Countesses in the park, and when The Count asks The Countess to be his fiance, he begins counting the number of "no" replies from her? I heard about this clip on Wikipedia and would love to see it (looked for it on Youtube, but didn't find it there). Thank you so much.

Patricia/cherrypotion27 :batty: :batty: :batty:
 
sesameguy

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I remember the clip. It was from the 1970s, and it was (as best as I recall) the first appearance of a "Countess" on the show. It also featured a small group of muppet musicians playing violins as the Count & Countess talked to each other. I haven't seen it since the early 1980s or so. I wish I had it!
 
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