Your Favorite Cartoons on Sesame Street

[bazooka_beak]

The Pinball Song

The 'animated' cartoons with the cups that move around the kitchen counter.


I can't remember all of them. I don't remember by names, but images. If I could only see them...

 

[cookiemark]

clouds

i barely remember this but- I remember one cartoon with a couple of kids narrating a view of a country sky with clouds going by and they are saying ' i like looking at clouds, theres a duck, theres a chicken and the clouds would take shape as they went by- very light acoustic guitar playng.

 

[mikebennidict]

http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=12974 the 1st or 2nd colum should have it.

 

[Ziffel]

I thought of this one cartoon that I saw quite a few times in the early 70's but forgot quite a bit of the details of. What I remember is someone counting to 20 (I think it was a man) and as he is saying, "13,14,15,16" I think a bird either starts flying in the air (or hatches from an egg and starts flying) and/or is carrying a number 20. The guy continues with 17,18 and 19. Then he pauses as he notices what I think is that bird. Then with a big smile showing lots of teeth he says 20. And then some music closes the sketch.
Does something like this ring a bell with anyone? I probably didn't recall enough details for this cartoon sketch to be identified, but if so then it'd be great to have some additional things from this refreshed in my memory.

 

[That Announcer]

"Ladybug's Picnic." 'Nuff said.

 

[Jannah]

Wow, memories A lot of these skits mentioned I can't remember, but I probably would if I saw them again. I didn't remember typewriter guy until I downloaded a clip of him and thought "Oh yeah!!!" Now I can't get "Noo nee noo nee noo nee noo" out of my head.

Some that I remember liking:

The cat trying to get the can of food

One about some socks (six of them I think) going down the stairs and they went in the washing machine or something. Barely remember it but I was always so excited when it came on

The typewriter guy!

The pinball song

One where they counted one to ten and there was ten racing cars, a wizard and ten guys in trenchcoats.

The ladybug's picnic

A claymation about some green balls trying to get over a hill.

Capital I song

Teeny Little Super Guy

Sparky's Alligator song

The factory with numbers

Theres probably a lot more that I can't recall right now..

 

[That Announcer]

Did you know that "Boundin'", the short film shown in front of "The Incredibles" in theaters, was directed by the same guy that did "Ladybug's Picnic"?

 

[Ziffel]

Also thought of another cartoon one with a guy counting from 1 to 20 (SS sure used 20 as a frequent counting total, eh?). But like the last post I made here (see # 75 ) I also am fuzzy with most of the details in this one. I believe in this one the guy counting was unseen. And it was a rather slow count. Some peculiar but easy going music was between each number. About 5 or more seconds elapsed between numbers. I don't even recall the cartoon visuals we saw as the numbers were being counted, but I believe it may also have involved a bird or birds. At the end, the guy says, "Twenty!" in a pretty sound voice.
Just like post #75, this probably isn't enough details to indicate to other classic SS fans the specific cartoons I am thinking of. But just happened to think of these two recently so I thought I'd describe what I recalled and see if it triggers any memories in anyone else here.

 

[mikebennidict]

i think i mentioned this 1 somewhere in the favorite SS 123's post. http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=2092

 

[That Announcer]

Also thought of another cartoon one with a guy counting from 1 to 20 (SS sure used 20 as a frequent counting total, eh?). But like the last post I made here (see # 75 ) I also am fuzzy with most of the details in this one. I believe in this one the guy counting was unseen. And it was a rather slow count. Some peculiar but easy going music was between each number. About 5 or more seconds elapsed between numbers. I don't even recall the cartoon visuals we saw as the numbers were being counted, but I believe it may also have involved a bird or birds. At the end, the guy says, "Twenty!" in a pretty sound voice.
Just like post #75, this probably isn't enough details to indicate to other classic SS fans the specific cartoons I am thinking of. But just happened to think of these two recently so I thought I'd describe what I recalled and see if it triggers any memories in anyone else here.

My father swears that SS had three Jump the Shark points (and these are not in order):

1) Everyone can see Snuffy
2) Elmo
3) When they went to 40 on the counting bits