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    It's hard to believe that it has been 23 years since Jim's passing on May 16, 1990. Share your memories of May 16, 1990 and the impact Jim Henson continues to have on your life.

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    "Smell a smell, sniff a sniff..."

    I remember that one! Sounds like he's saying "bweff".
    Post by: rjschex, Aug 8, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    A loaf of bread...

    The "Loaf of Bread..." sketch looks to me very much like the opening animation (and segment bumpers) of the 70's PBS series "Vegetable Soup".
    Post by: rjschex, Jul 27, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Who remembers these?

    Here's two more: A little girl (preschool age, IIRC) sits down at a concert grand piano on a stage. She starts playing. While she's playing, she...
    Post by: rjschex, Jul 15, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Favorite Cookie Monster Moments

    Remember this one, from the 70's? Cookie Monster, while blindfolded, is waiting for a baker to arrive with cookies. He feels something large and...
    Post by: rjschex, Jun 20, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    The Baker Falling Down the Stairs Series

    Absolutely! I have that one on tape. It's (unofficially) called "Cast of Charactors" (sic) 1: deflated 2: yanked into ground 3: falls...
    Post by: rjschex, May 27, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Another Jazzy Spies Question

    (silent opening) Indy-style race car with 3 on hood driven toward camera (after racecars) "3" drawn in center square of psych background; changed...
    Post by: rjschex, May 27, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    The closing themes of Sesame Street

    There's one closing that you've forgotten! Circa 1974-78, the Friday closing (with cast and production credits) featured a view from the driver's...
    Post by: rjschex, May 27, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Sesame music I've heard elsewhere

    There is a piece of "Sesame Street" music I remember being used elsewhere: During the first season of "3-2-1 Contact", one one episode (the one...
    Post by: rjschex, May 27, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Jazzy Spies #9

    Here's how it goes: (silent opening) A short man (with a slightly noticeable 9 on his shirt) jumps off a high dive platform. He lands on a...
    Post by: rjschex, May 27, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Sesame Street Bloopers/Technical Difficulties

    I remember *two* bloopers from the same film series: The classic films, accompanied by kazoo and banjo music, in which neon letters are being...
    Post by: rjschex, Jan 15, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Sketches wanted--looking for traders

    Worth noting: (1) Due to the fact that my VCR is quite busy on weekdays, the weekend is just about the only time I have left for trading. (At...
    Post by: rjschex, Jan 2, 2004 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    What happened in this skit?

    Kinda reminds me of that Electric Company "Without an S" sketch--where Rita Moreno leans upon the "S" wreath on the easel, knocking it over.
    Post by: rjschex, Dec 14, 2003 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Request for chronology of character debuts

    Mumford and the Count both debuted in 1972. (Both have the same basic shape and color.)
    Post by: rjschex, Nov 29, 2003 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Alligator King

    I'm pretty certain it was Joe Raposo.
    Post by: rjschex, Nov 22, 2003 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    This is confusing me

    Right. The Romans--who originated our calendar--did not have a symbol for zero.
    Post by: rjschex, Nov 4, 2003 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Skits with dogs dressed up as people

    I also saw William Wegman's dog models (as humans) in a commercial for Dodge Caravan.
    Post by: rjschex, Nov 1, 2003 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    This thread is brought to you by the letter U!

    More "U" memories: "Without U, Units would be...nits!"/"Whoever heard of an I.O.?"/"Anybody wanna buy a used U?" Boy buys a lowercase U from a...
    Post by: rjschex, Oct 25, 2003 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Sesame Street Letter/Number Guide: Season 2

    Quick Lesson in Mathematics For episodes 276 to 1055, the number featured can be determined as follows: (step 1) Subtract 16 from the episode...
    Post by: rjschex, Oct 25, 2003 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Sesame Street Letter/Number Guide: Season 2

    I guess maybe that by 1977-78, the "pattern" may have been broken somewhat. #1090: B P 7 #1092: D N 3 #1093: K N 4 #1094: G K 5 #1095: C G 6...
    Post by: rjschex, Oct 23, 2003 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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    Sesame Street Letter/Number Guide: Season 2

    I noticed that pattern too--for the years 1971-74. For the 71-72 season, the progression was: MBSGNZKFHVOJIREWDACLPUTXQY For the 72-73...
    Post by: rjschex, Oct 23, 2003 in forum: Classic Sesame Street
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