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Yesterday I watched a number of Sesame street skits, new and old, and ran awash with many fond memories of cute humorous monsters emboldening me with knowledge, making light of homelessness, and coping with delicious addictions. Ripe with celebrity appearances and characters that last a lifetime, it was the perfect educational aid for developing young kids, adults who are kids at heart, or people who are totally blazed.
Did you watch this show while growing up? What are your favorite moments and memories associated with the letters C, D, and T? Were there other kids shows or characters that caught your attention? Let's reminisce!
There's a french canadian show where three colour clay blobs go about adventures. Two of the blobs are complete dicks to the third who's slow and torment him half the show. Great for 5am though!
I remember reading a bunch of Paddington bear books along with Richard Scarry's work and Robert Munsch. They actually progressed to a high level for that age and offered a fun challenge and world with which to become enthralled.
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You guys you guys Jack just told me what an octagon is!
I don't know how many of you remember the earlier days of Sesame Street, but the count used to have a different laugh. When it became the notable "AH, AH, AH, AH!" it was an interesting shift.
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Rachel I love you but if you speak ill of this show I will cut you, woman
what's up with those muppets shit is terrifying
BOOOOOOOO
I used to watch this all the time as a lil' kid. It's good to know it's still there and still awesome.
Dude's got skills
There's a french canadian show where three colour clay blobs go about adventures. Two of the blobs are complete dicks to the third who's slow and torment him half the show. Great for 5am though!
WITH A KNIFE
A lot of British 80s cartoons (and they were great) were actually European/Japanese collaborations
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odxRNNpfpaQ
totally watching it with my kids
see this is worse than a divorce
make her watch follow that bird and big bird goes to japan 10 times a day every day
break her
I'VE GOT CABIN FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVER
I wonder what sleeping in a bathroom is like
I will give you a list of things you are allowed to dislike
Paddington!
I remember reading a bunch of Paddington bear books along with Richard Scarry's work and Robert Munsch. They actually progressed to a high level for that age and offered a fun challenge and world with which to become enthralled.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
I watched a lot of this as a kid
I don't want to see it again, though, because I have a feeling that it is far worse than nostalgia would have me believe
Old Count laugh
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ds7NBsHxBZE
really they were pretty damn awful
(about as good as the comics were, if not worse)
So productive, creative and kind!
and then awesome 90's guitar riff
YIP YIP YIP YIP YIPYIPYIPYIPYIPYIYPYIPYIP
let's get gay married
And Mr. Dress-up is awesome, I remember watching the shit out of that show.
It was meant to be!
But what about that wanton harlot you keep company?
you forgot:
spider blood spider blood radioactive spider blood
because that was the bridge see
She has sullied the name of the most important street in the united states! Divorce proceedings start tomorrow!
I can never forget that car
(even though big bird goes to japan is so much better)