Sesame Street classic clips on YouTube

[PumpkinJ]

Yes.

Oh yeah, lol. Looks like that Beatles song I just mentioned mislead me into thinking "Seven Days" was a song cover, due to lack of info on that clip. In fact, I, too knew in the first place it was an original Sesame Street song.

 

[MuppetSpot]

Yeah, you’re compensating for jumping the gun.

 

[minor muppetz]

I never would have thought "Seven Days" would be a variation of "Eight Days a Week". And when I saw the explanation on what led to this thinking, I couldn't really understand how it's a clue.

 

[datman24]

Oh yeah, lol. Looks like that Beatles song I just mentioned mislead me into thinking "Seven Days" was a song cover, due to lack of info on that clip. In fact, I, too knew in the first place it was an original Sesame Street song.

You made a mistake, just accept it.

 

[MikaelaMuppet]

This is something that I wanted to see for a long time now.

This was uploaded in September of last year though, but I just found it today.

 

[crackmaster]

I really wanna find the third face morph cartoon where the guy's mouth changes shape and he disappears with a "pop" at the end.

 

[crackmaster]

*weakly taps chest* Re...Boot... That was beautiful.
I know it isn't CGI, but it's computer animation so...
BTW the beginning and ending reminded me of Lullaby of Deserted **** from Touhou 11.

Oh boy. Even though I want to like it, the music just makes me cry. Haven't seen it in years, but since I cry at Rajie's "Hold Me Tight" (not just because it reminds me of Cyborg from Injustice 2, actually; IKR, what a shocker! I listened to it in June 2018 and tried not to cry. The Cyborg thing came later.) it may still make me cry. It's like what someone posted on Tail o' the Rat about "Cracks"...

"I saw this cartoon sketch in 1975 the image and music scared me so much I would hide my head in my mothers lap. As a 5 year old the images and the music made me so scared that I had to cut every sensory feeling out. I could not look, I could not listen to the music song. It was like it got Inside me. I have over the last 35 years thought about it and felt the feeling. Last night I was watching tv and heard some music and tnat all emcompassing sadness came over me, it was in my ears, in my body you just want to shut it out and curl up in a wrm place. Nothing like watching scary movie etc vey different. It was torture and I just want to escape. I suddenly googled it and cant believe other people had such problems with it. I do feel better for this."

Only in this case, it doesn't scare me, it just makes me cry.

Unless I think about the opening of Nostalgia Critic's Blues Brothers SNES review.

 

[minor muppetz]

Big Bird on a carousel:

I feel like part of the segment with Big Bird on the carousel has been in clip montages (I know it's in the "What a Bird!" montage in the 20th anniversary special) and the image in a few publications (I'm pretty sure that it's in that Big Boy comic on the Muppets), but I feel like this is one of those clips that should have been widely available for years. Don't know what it is, Big Bird on the carousel feels as iconic as him rollerskating down Sesame Street at the end of "Wheels on My Feet", yet it's one that hasn't been on home video, not one that was heavily broadcast on the show during much of the home recording era, not one that Sesame Workshop has put online, not even one that's in any episodes that were broadcast on Noggin or HBO Max (though I don't fault them too much for not including any episodes with it).

 

[CoolGuy1013]

So this YT upload is probably the first time this iconic segment has been seen in ages?

 

[minor muppetz]

So this YT upload is probably the first time this iconic segment has been seen in ages?

Yes (and I don't know if it's really iconic, as much as it seems like it should be iconic).