Cookie!
Posted on April 24, 2006 by Christine | 4 Comments
How can you not love watching old school Sesame Street videos? You know, from back before Elmo came on and the whole show changed? Man, I love Sesame Street. And cookies.
[via TV Squad's article, Cancel Everything and Watch Sesame Street the Rest of the Day]
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Hi! I'm Christine. Wife to Mike. Mom of Jason. Owned by 4 cats. Houston & Destination Wedding Photographer & owner of Hot Mama Boudoir. Blogger since 2000. Living in Houston, Texas since 1985. Living in a 1920 Bungalow in the Heights since 2011.
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April 24th, 2006 @ 3:51 pm
My mom bought the girls the entire collection of The Electric Company (the older kids version of SS). Good times!
Amy
April 24th, 2006 @ 6:09 pm
HEY YOU GUYS!!!
Crank calls. Fargo North, Decoder. Silent E.
and who could forget…
write ZOOM (zee-double-oh-em)
Box 3-5-Oh
Boston, Mass ooooh-two-oooone-three-fooooouuuur
(send it to zoom!)
or
Roosevelt Franklin and The King of Eight.
April 24th, 2006 @ 7:24 pm
OH man, I loved The Electric Company. I used to watch that right after Sesame Street. Ah, back when life was gooooood.
April 25th, 2006 @ 5:57 pm
Ok, I know either you or the other cookie readers will be able to help with this. I very distinctly remember two Sesame Street skits about cooperation that I can’t find anywhere, nor can I find anyone who remembers them. The first has two muppets — one has his arms stuck straight up and can’t reach his mouth, the other has his arms bent and can’t reach the fruit on a tree. Together, they both get to eat –> cooperation. The second one is about a king who wants to have a picnic and they all bring the same thing, and the mountains are covered with mashed potatoes or potato salad, I can’t remember which. Until the king makes assignments and tells everyone what to bring. They all respond, “You got it, king!” and end up with a great picnic. HELP! It’s driving me to distraction.