You Can't Tell a Hero By His Size
I have been looking for this guy forever. E-V-A. I could not remember his name, or what he really looked like, only that he lived in a cup. Man, Sesame Street had the greatest skits. So much imagination, so many things that you would think didn't make sense, but they did. Just think of how many you can remember. I would love to have all the old Sesame's to watch again. And keep forever. Got any favorites you can remember?
Also, click HERE for a link of a full episode. Complete with a moral of the story.
Also, click HERE for a link of a full episode. Complete with a moral of the story.
posted by Ash D at 10:10 a.m.
7 Comments:
ahhh stop-motion...the computer animation of it's time and the hallmark of 80's effects. I (along with everyone else i'm sure) loved this guy. Thanks for bringing back the memories ash
yep, yep, yep, ah huh a huh... those co-joined aliens were one of my favorites. and i didn't recall the little man until i saw it on your blog! how cute!
ahhh Joy I loved those little alien thingys too.
My favorite was Oscar The Grouch, from a very young age I could relate to him, and slimy of course.
tasha
Ahh, the cup man, I remember now. So many memories.
i dunno ash, the man in the cup is pretty good. but let's not forget this little gem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zAUbe_7fNA&search=Waltz
Every bit of litter hurts, oh yeah,
Every bit of litter hurts, uh huh
Every soda pop, candy rap, newspaper, bottle cap, every bit of litter hurts
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Hip hip, so hip to be (so hip to be a square).
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NEEEEAAAARRRR..........FFFAAAARRRRR
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Slimy and Snuffalupogas
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HHEEEEAAARRR Fishy Fishy Fishy!
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Birt's bottle-cap collection and obsession for pidgeons
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and my favourite and yours: The muppets, meet the fraggles, meet Seasame Street Xmas Special.
Nice find! I have a sound file of some of this if you want it.
As well as other classics from "Capital I" to "Ladybug's Picnic".
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