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old hard to find but awsome segment

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elfdeutsch

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Hi. This isn't henson related but it's an old skit from SS that I love and am trying to find. It's called "T for Toes" and it is of hispanic origin or it is at least of latin style. It features a narrator talking about all the fun things that can be done with toes. It shows a lineup of toes and then people doing all sorts of funny things that can be done with toes, like tickling, scratching, picking up things, etc....it ends with a pair of stomping gorilla feet. Anyone have info on this classic skit? email tforhane@cox.net, thanx...

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Hello Tom & everyone,
I'd love to have this skit too. Seems impossible to find, but I suspect Noggin would be the best bet. Unfortunately I can't receive it where I am :frown:
What happened to the other thread on this topic?
 
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