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I remember that film quite well actually. The stuff the mind can drag up from the past is baffling sometimes huh? LOL

No not our Rose!:cry:

Thanks PiLfan:)

I have been out of the loop for a while Ziffel, I haven't had much time to get online here, where is Rosewood?

I remember that film I really liked it. All this talk about pizza is getting me hungry!!!:excited: I don't think youtube has it, not from what I have seen at least but people keep adding new videos on there almost everyday. Shoot there's clips on there I haven't seen in years that I loved as a...

I saw that the original episodes were going to come out on DVD in a earlier post on here, but I can't for the life of me remember the exact date. October was the month I recall I just can't remember the day?:confused:

Yeah I seen that on YouTube before. That would scare the heck out of any kid.. the music towards the end was creepy too.:concern: But you had to enjoy that look on Bert's face when he saw the picture of Ernie's monster buddy. PRICELESS!

I don't think I remember that skit you are talking about Ziffel? Unless you can refresh my memory:)

Bus Stop Animation Another Sesame Street cartoon that I thought was pretty scary was the b&w animation one about a bus stop. I remember the music was very different then in some of the cartoons, and the guy who provided the VO for the cartoon was pretty creep to me. It sounded almost like he...

Genrally speaking as one of the gen-x'ers growing up out of the 70's and through the 80's watching the show I would have to say any trippy/psychadellic/odd based cartoon or creepy films such as the "I" film that were made in the 70's and ran through most of the 80's were scary. I guess it was...

I remember that cartoon. That was pretty creepy too, the music didn't help either.:eek:

Elmo is pretty scary too.. LOL!

This sketch didn't really scare me, but one of the characters in it was a little spooky to me. It was a Sesame Street News Flash in where Kermit interviews Humpty Dumpty, his character to me IMO was scary. Just that half doped up look on his face, and that mouth?!! One of the films that was...

The painter in the "Mad Painter" films was none other than Paul Benedict who played Mr. Bently on the Jeffersons, occasionally in his many number painting films we got to see Stockard Channing "Rizzo" from Grease as one of the many victims being painted on or around.

I was recently thinking of another film from SS. I remember an earlier post about the boy who was narrating a film about how his brother works on a fishing boat and all that. Here is the other boat film I remember, I remember some kids were talking about a boat crew that was hauling in lobster...

Here are some of my favorite SS cartoons. -peacock math. This one has a proud peacock showing off her 5 tail feathers, and something would happen each time, and she would loss a feather a different way each time until she was down to 0 feathers. -the little girl inflating a letter "s" with a...

I remember the crayon factory film too. Here are some of my live film favorites from SS. -the one where the guy does 18 back handsprings. I remember some kids were counting as he did them, also I really liked the music that was played during the film. -another film I liked takes place in a...

Heck I would like to see pretty much anything from day 1 up to the mid to late 80's.. frankly in other words "pre-Elmo" days, and before SS writters of today started to rehash old ideas, and screw with the classic stuff

does anybody have this film? This has been driving my nuts for the past couple of days now and I was just wondering if anyone out there has this film? It was one of my favorites as a kid. It is the one with the guy doing the 18 handsprings out in a yard. It has him standing out side a house or...

I dont think I recall this film? Hmm..