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Questions about old sketches

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finneyridgeway

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First I was wondering if anyone remembers the live-action sketch where the african -american child of around 8 or so found a baby kitten and fed it tuna fish and milk?

Second question is about the Capital I, Lowercase n skits. Does anyone know who performed these songs?

Does anyone also remember an animated skit about a young girl (may have been boy) jumping all around screaming "i'm 6" cause it was her birthday?
 
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finneyridgeway said:
Does anyone also remember an animated skit about a young girl (may have been boy) jumping all around screaming "i'm 6" cause it was her birthday?
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I believe that was posted on You Tube recently. I'm not sure what the best search criteria would be, but if you do a search for Classic Sesame Street, you should find it listed(but you may need to go through a number of pages).
 
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