The Sesame Street You Remember
I don't know if it is an over inflated memory of when I was a kid, higher expectations built up over time, or simply that today's Sesame Street just doesn't have what it used to, but I am not a big fan of today's Sesame Street.
I will do my best to put here links to clips of the Sesame Street you remember and love. You can take a walk down memory lane. And, if you have kids, bring them along for the ride.
The Songs You Know And Love
Sesame Street - Somebody Come and Play (original)
C is For Cookie
Classic Sesame Street - Oscar sings "I Love Trash" (1970)
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Word to Big Bird
Let's count, shall we
sesame street pinball counting
Sesame Street - 1 to 20 number elimination
Sesame Street - a count of 4
The Count counts letters to himself - Classic Sesame Street
Eleven Cheer
Indian Yogi counts to 20
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Armstrong and Getty Discuss the Warning on Sesame Street DVD
Sesame Street - Old School, Vol. 1 (1969-1974)
(1969-1974)
Sesame Street - Old School, Vol. 1 (1969-1974)
Amazon Price: $25.99 (as of 12/11/2009)
All the true classics you remember and love.
Classics
Ernie and Bert Explore a Pyramid
The Two Headed Monster
Sesame Street - ONE WAY
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What Would Kermit Do?
What would Kermit do? Infant/Toddler T-Shirt
Price: 13.99
What would Kermit do? Kids Baseball Jersey
Price: 19.99
Alphabets Everywhere
Sesame Street - Fairy Alphabet
Classic Sesame Street - Roosevelt Franklin's Alphabet
Sesame Street - alphabet onslaught
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Sesame Street: Vol. 2 - Old School
(1974-1979)
Sesame Street: Vol. 2 - Old School (1974-1979)
Amazon Price: $26.99 (as of 12/11/2009)
Let's Slow Things Down
Sesame Street - Somebody Come and Play (original)
Sesame Street - everybody eats
Sesame Street - I'm in love with you pretty baby
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Amazing Sesame Cartoons
Sesame Street - The Alligator King
Sesame Street - Me And My M
Sesame Street - Jake the Snake Body Parts
Sesame Street - The Ladybugs' Picnic
Sesame Street - Eleven Morning
Sesame Street - Simple Simon met some animals
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Pick Up Some Old Sesame Street Items
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More Classics
Grover and Brian - Classic Sesame Street
Classic Sesame Street - Kids Just Love to Brush
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C is for Cookie...
C is for Cookie Infant/Toddler T-Shirt
Price: 11.99
C is for Cookie Kids Baseball Jersey
Price: 17.99
Own Some Retro-Sesame
Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music
Release Date: 09/02/2003
Amazon Price: (as of 12/10/2009)
List Price: $47.98
The Best of The Electric Company
Obviously not Sesame Street, but of interest and a lot of fun.
Release Date: 02/07/2006
Amazon Price: $37.99 (as of 12/10/2009)
List Price: $49.98
So you love Retro-Sesame Street...
But what do you think of the new stuff?
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Mahna Mahna
mahnamahna White T-Shirt
Price: 19.99
Celebrity Guest Appearances
Classic Sesame Street - U Really Got a Hold On Me
Sesame Street - "Sneak Peek Previews" with SISKEL & EBERT!
Sesame Street - Richard Pryor demonstrating emotions
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Guestbook
Now let's hear from you...
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- fanfreluche fanfreluche Jun 24, 2009 @ 3:38 pm
- C is for cookie....right now I am ordered by my 2 years old to sing that before bedtime. It's all right, he will learn english faster thanks to Sesame street! Lensroll and featured on my Toopy and Binoo lens. (his favorite show)
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- OldGrampa OldGrampa Sep 27, 2008 @ 12:15 pm
- I would like to invite you to join my Classic Children's TV Group
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- OldGrampa OldGrampa Sep 26, 2008 @ 2:53 pm
- I agree with you completely! The old "classic" Sesame Street was so much better. I found your other lenses about Sesame Street celebrities and then I followed the link to this one. I like this one much better as I am a big fan (even though I am in my 40!) of the old Sesame Street.
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- EvieJewelry EvieJewelry Jan 24, 2008 @ 6:45 pm
- I've been watching it again with my grand daughter, we have ot see how it stacks up. Great lens
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- MarkDykeman MarkDykeman Aug 4, 2007 @ 7:08 pm
- Thing is, I'm so much more familiar with the new stuff, based on my kid's influence, that I forget what it used to be like. I don't remember Gordon being bald, as an example. Elmo's new, of course.
Anyway, great lens!
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