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The Madtv Sesame parody description

muppet maniac

muppet maniac

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I wanted to say that I love mad tv as well...and I have been looking for a parody I saw quite a few years ago. It was Bert sitting in a bar drinking milk, and ernie comes in and starts complaining about how there were 5 COOKIES at the house, but now there were only 4. He was badgering Bert. IT WAS GREAT. I have been trying to get a copy of that skit for years. My husband never got to see it, and I am dying to see it again.
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Do you remember what season (of MADtv) that sketch was from? And were the Ernie and Bert puppets in that sketch the same ones seen in the recurring Sesame Street parodies.
 
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