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Sesame Street Dream

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I've had SS dreams in the past......

I have had quite a few dreams in the past about SS. Usually they have been centered around actually being able to meet someone from the human cast in person, which I have always wanted to do. Unfortunately, they don't usually last very long; the minute Elmo poppes into the picture, I usually wake up screaming!:wink:
 

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okay well i have a tendancy to have SUPER SCARY DREAMS that are scary at the time but in the morning are funny like i realize i was scared of that? lol
i dreamt that i was sitting and having toast and tea with Vincent Twice and he was like more tea heather? and i'm like okay thanks and then the count comes and started counting the strands of hair on my head and i'm like nooooo stop and then cookie monster ate my toast :frown: and then the happy day monster? was that his name ate the count and he was counting inside his stomach. XD i woke up laughing.
 

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punkNpuppets said:
awesome dream, sounds like it could be an episode....u could probably give an idea to CTW!!! you'd be FAMOUS!!!!

I agree. I could see Northern Calloway freaking out like that. Except since he's not on the show any more, they'd have to use another character. Also, a "Hollywood Squares" parody would be a good idea. After all they had "Squeal of Fortune" and "To Tell a Face."
 

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A few years back, during the time Noggin was still showing old Sesame Street episodes, I had a dream that appeared to be from the early 70's. It had Luis at the Fix it Shop and Ma and Pa Gorg from Fraggle Rock came by the fix it shop with some humungous broken things they wanted him to fix, I dont' remember much else about the rest of it, but it ended with Luis, Ma and Pa and Big Bird saying the sponsors. This doesn't make much sense that the episiode was from the early 70's, because Fraggle Rock didn't even come on TV until 1983. But Oh Well that's a dream for you I guess.
 

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sesame dreams

mikealan said:
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Oh, YEAH!!! I have so many Sesame Street dreams when I was a very little baby and I was a teenager! Mine were...

1) The replay of the Noo-nee-noo Typewriter Guy: U-Umbrella where Big Bird holds an umbrella to keep himself dry and Miss Finch (or was it Don Music?) pops up to see him.
2) Replays of the cartoon where the yellow gophers want their friend to do exercize and the noo-nee-noo typewriter guy u-umbrella. In particular like: a) we see a yellow umbrella first, then it grew big and has the typewriter in it, so the umbrella opens to reveal the typewriter guy doing the same thing as the eerie magician cartoon with the birds and the fish. b) Where we hear cat noises, then to some of the things that I don't remember, but with the yellow gophers and the Bert and Ernie picture from the SS Who Am I? Book and fade to all the yellow gophers. Then the other gopher has done exercises slowly and does them fast and breaks the water pipe and the huge Mumford head looks at it first and then the gophers! As I remember watching the cartoon with the yellow gophers watching the other one doing his exercises, it scares the heck out of me as a kid!
3) The cartoon magician from the eerie cartoon I saw that scare me as a kid, pops out some smoke out of the hat as eerie music plays.
4) Some mixed segments including the Two-Headed Monster seeing the flies flying together and the cartoon man goes in a car for a ride
5) The Count hosting the eerie skits like the noo-nee-noo typewriter u-umbrella segment and the yellow gopher doing exercizes skit (see above)
6) When Oscar and Telly go to the theater, they see the sculpture that shaped like Telly and fades to the stage with the sculpture of Telly and a live woman appears on it to do some of her circus tricks. Freaky!
7) Song: "Grouches Always Mess Up the Fun" where an orange grouch is in Oscar's can and Olivia sings in the shower. After the song ends, Oscar pops up and eats Olivia's soap like Cookie Monster
8) The cartoon knight-like creature that says, "You shall never escape, earth creature!" from the King Minus skit. Some classic SS fan posted the pic of him from NOGGIN and I think he had big circles for eyes, wore a knight suit and had a mouth without a tounge. He's in the yellow background and when I woke up, he scared me!
9) Jazzy Spies #1- I never watched it, but it's playing in my mind. I remember the Grace Slick-like voice sings "ONNNEEE!" after the race cars spot. I think SS never made the Jazzy Spies song about the number one.
10) Big Bird and the Birdketeers play the game together in the beginning of an early episode where Sam the Robot passes by them
11) A cartoon man begins to scream alot and fades to the huge letter H on the table as the voice says, "And the citizens of Sniddler's Gulch lived happily ever after, because they really weren't very smart!"
12) A sketch sponsored by the letter "I": First we see a upper-case "I" being drawn on the left side of the gray screen as the kids' voices call "I!" Then a small insect creates a small "i" as the kids' voices call "I!"
13) Red-hot letter "I" nightmares: a) the one where it ends with a scary thingy that says, "I think we made the huge letter I!" in a scary voice as the sketch concludes. b) the one where I have it on tape...but I don't have it in my real world...sorry!
14) Animated segment: Man wants the audience to meet the circle and the man tells him who he feels, and the circle feels in different feelings, because he is really messed up, so he thinks he feels happy and rolls all around!
15) Animated segment that featured white dots marching that went like "Boom! Boom! Boom! Yippedy-woo!" and fade to a live-action sketch with a dog and its humans
16) The purple AM from the Say the Word game show that looked scary, then later he looked happy
17) the Muppet foods cheer for Stella for the Java Food game show
18) A skit with Muppet cows like Gladys had no eyes! Punknpuppets, you never herd about this one!
19) the one where Cookie Monster eats Ernie's Rubber Duckie
20) the one where Harvey Kneeslapper puts a funny face on the blue-headed muppet man's head
21) the cartoon purple thunder cloud became angry and blasts something
22) Grover appears as the surfing waiter in a local restaurant in Hawaii (was it Miami Beach) and Fat Blue really wants a surf on a turf, so Grover serves him a surfboard with a piece of the ground, but Fat Blue doesn't want it, so Grover puts it away and his pay check is a zero. Fat Blue then says, "Zero?" (or was it eleven?) to Grover and stares at us angrily and says, "Zero!"
23) The replay of the animated segment that I watched on the episode where Baby Bear and Big Bird play together where a boy puts the baby bird back in the nest after it wailed in the basket
24) scary Take Away Splash Show scenes like the green bird-faced sea diver says, "Get more!" to the plumber
25) The ringmaster from the F Flea Circus sketch changes his red suit into his blue suit and then he changed his face into his very own weird face after he takes off his hat.
26) The one where Grover sings with the monsters and goes "A-ding-a-ling" and fades to the explosion and to the final touches of the F Flea Circus: "Filbert, you fool!" "Ohh, phooey!" "Anybody wanna buy a used F?" Then, it fades to a weird segment where Mr. Hooper checks Ernie's mouth and teeth!
27) A live-action film where it had Grover's face on the sign that sings high then low!
28) A strange cartoon where a boy wants to go barefoot then to a skit with Slimey the Worm (Oscar's pet worm) then to the Lower-case N song and then to the SESAME STREET NEWSFLASH SEGMENT WITH KERMIT THE FROG where he interviews a horse. The horse says that he will ruin time, so he demolishes the grandfather clock
29) The one where Cookie Monster eats Janice's cookies and he doesn't leave, so Grover leaves and Janice like said "Who were these strange blue creatures?" and Animal says, "They kinda like fellas! Aaaaaaaaahhhhhh..."
30) A skit where Oscar, Grover and Big Bird hum together and fades to a segment with building blocks and the early Big Bird from the 70's is in it!
31) The blue animated ants discover a huge letter and fades to flying cards...that's all I can think of!
32) A computer cartoon where a Pac-Man munches all of the food and does a sort of things
33) The Yip-Yip aliens discover Kermit, Gobo Fraggle and many various characters in the ship
34) An animated song/segment where the white-colored Gerald from Hey Arnold and Velma (from Scooby-Doo) sing and dance together. At the end, she says, "Wow, we! This is fun!" and Gerald says, "Yeah, and we're outta sight!" That was weird that this is played on Sesame Street. I dreamt it in October 2002 and right before I saw Sam the Robot in early November of 2002 on #536.
35) The animated segment/song about the ten eggplants (from the TEN TINY TURTLES ON THE TELEPHONE) who done a sort of things and ends with clapping noises, splash noises and crashing noises!
36) The animated Lefty reveals out the letters and speaks like the cartoon magician from the eerie animated segment I saw as a little kid

Oh, well...that's all of the SS dreams I dreamt about for years...
i had a sesame dream when bob gordon and luis were on the squeal of fortune so the pig called in sick everybody got upset everyboody said no pig no show we need a pig then mumford came in and said u need a pig with my magic trick i can turn my hat into but maria gina susan who were in the part of the auddiance didnt like the idea mumford went ahead to do his trick and he did the trick but the hat was not a pig gina susan and maria ended up pigs
so 3 pigs the chose gina the pig cause maria and susan husbands are on the show
 

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Here's some more:

1) Ernie and Bert were behind that brickwall and just out of the blue there was some sort of explosion and Bert was PINK! And it was followed by that "ending" music

2) Bob McGrath got his own sitcom. Didn't remember much about it, but the very last thing I remember was he was standing in some long line at a football stadium and then something stupid happened...

3) Claymation segment with a clay version of Oscar inside the can
 

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Here's this Sesame Street dream that i had

I was watching Sesame Street when they had revised the Dancing Feet Segment, this time with more feet this time from the Footloose broadway commercial, here is what they danced in order

(1) man in baseball pants and sneakers
(2) man in dress pants and black loafers
(3) man in black pants and red shoes
(4) woman in black skirt with light flowers and ballet-like shoes
(5) man in khaki shorts and Chuck Taylors
(6) lady in red tights and shoes and a skirt
(7) Man in green pants and green shoes
(8) Woman in Denim Skirt and Cowboy Boots
(9) Woman in khaki skirt and saddle shoes
(10) man in dark shorts and hiking socks and sandals
(11) lady in one piece costume, dark tights and red mary-jane like shoes
(12) man in khaki pants and work boots
(13) woman in tan skirt and black dress sandals
(14) woman in red pants and red dress sandals
(15) man in tan pants and black and white tap-like shoes
(16) guy in shorts and roller-blades
(17) woman in red flowered pants and white dress sandals
(18) Man in Khaki Pants and Red dress shoes
(19) Man in Black pants and Black Boots
(20) Woman in flowered dress, white tights and red shoes
(21) Woman in black athletic shorts and sneakers
(22) Man in Navy Blue Shorts and brown casual oxfords

then everyone at the end of the segment then take their shoes and socks off exposing their feet on camera


What feet would you have chosen if SS would have updated their dance segment
 

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mikealan said:
Well, certainly, I have the 'red-hot I' on one of the Unpaveds I have. It was on one of them where Maria is pregnant from 1989. Does any of you had dreams that had skits or characters that scared you?
When I was very little, I was terrified of Sammy The Snake (See my post in the "Sketches That Scared You As A Kid" Thread), so for many years I had nightmares about him or I would dream of something else entirely...and Sammy would invade my dream.
Funny thing is, I recently had a dream in which Sammy returned and asked me if I still feared him. After I told him No...he vanished right before my eyes!!
My mind is a strange place...what can I say?
 

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Here's a Sesame Street dream I had last month.

I was sitting on the couch watching Sesame Street then a sketch with How Now Brown Cow came on.In it,he was sitting high up in a tree in a birds nest wearing a darkish light red coat that covered up his body and arms making him look like a bird and he was singing "Danger's No Stranger".Because he was alone,the backup singing cows were heard in the backround as well as the music.There were no explosions,falling pianos or bricks,and there were no vehicles on the loose,but the flashing "Danger" banner was still included and it went normally from grey to red.So the song went normal except,at thevery end of the song,he screams into the camera and droppings of computer animated yellow paint came splashing onto the camera lens.It was like,a combination of "Wet Paint" and "Danger's No Stranger".Yes it was a very strange dream.
 

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Sometimes whenever I'd go on vacation somewhere, I'd have a dream wherein the characters would be going through it as well. These would always begin and end well a flight aboard an old run-down plane Oscar happened to have, which would board from 123 Sesame and then take off from there (yes, they'd simply taxi straight up the street once everyone was seated in their broken-down seats, make a sharp left onto a generic busy New York thoroughfare and accelerate until they could take off--not an easy task when the main engines don't work at all). Airline antics ensued, most concerning the plane's laughably deplorable conditions and bad onboard entertainment, much as a grouch would like when he flies. Once it they'd reached their destination, Oscar would simply take it down once it was clear the city in question was in sight, even if he was nowhere near the airport and crash it into the ground (Telly, usually the co-pilot for these fantasies, would panic and ask where the parachutes were, only to be convinced not to jump by a combination of his own neuroses and Oscar's assessment that the chutes were broken just like everything else on board). The process was repeated on the return flight with our favorite grouch landing directly on the Street and wrecking every building good in the process, much to his pleasure. Only here there was an air traffic controller on the roof of 123--frequently in a blinding snowstorm that I can't explain--attempting to talk Oscar down, but since the radio was broken it didn't matter anyway (the atc looked fairly familiar, but I was never quite sure who was "playing" him in the dream--might have been Phil Hartman).
 
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