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From 1969, comedy duo Buddy (Brandon Maggart) and Jim (James Catusi) hang a picture. Their first appearance, I've included the intro with Bob (Bob McGrath) helping Gordon (Matt Robinson) hang his picture. Not sure which duo has more trouble, lol! Not new to YT, just a longer and cleaner source. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR INFO AND LINKS! Sad to say I could find...

From 1978, a member of the wacky and wonderful Mummenschanz behaves like a monkey. They also appeared on "The Muppet Show" in 1976. Three videos from the Street ("The Clam", "Same and Different", "Monkey") and five clips from "The Muppet Show" linked below. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LINKS! My kingdom for a copy of Episode 1108! Mummenschanz pretty much took over...

From 1978 to the early '80s, Billy Jo Jive, super crime-fighting ace, and his sidekick, Smart Susie Sunset, solved crimes in their neighbourhood. In this episode, they help Bad News Barton lose weight so he can join the swim team. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR INFO AND LINKS! Produced by Shearer Visuals and former Terrytoons animator, Ray Favata, and animated by his...

From 1979, a cartoon version of Goldilocks draws herself a bath. First it's too hot, so she adds ice cubes. Then it's too cold, so she adds boiling water from a kettle which makes it just right. Posted by request for @Rick Ayer. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LINKS! PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/Sesame_Street_Cartoons_1 http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_... (EKA) Twitter:...

Detective Grover (Frank Oz) follows the clues to find out what's bothering a frantic gentleman (Brian Muehl). The answer will blow them both away! CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR A TRANSCRIPT AND LINKS! Another one from the vaults, it was produced in 1981, but may not have made it to the show until 1986. The version that aired cuts off near the end, so enjoy the bonus...

From 1972, "Take A Breath" (aka "Take A Bweaf"), written and performed by Joe Raposo over live-action film of various animals breathing. Another version was filmed using different animals (linked below). Not new to YouTube, just a cleaner source. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LYRICS AND LINKS! FREE MP3: http://bit.ly/1ODtL5Z PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/Joe_Raposo VIDEO...

That frog winked at me! From 1972, "Frog Struggle Song", written and performed by Joe Raposo. Remade in 1995 with Jerry Nelson and new lyrics ("It's a long hard road ...") over live-action film of kids struggling with various tasks. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LINKS! Ripped from +Rohail Hashmi's copy of Episode 2623 ( http://bit.ly/2jL72HK). VIDEO (1995): http://bit.ly/2ggiFnS LYRICS:...

From 1969, "M for Mail", from the "Speech Balloon" series produced in Season 1 (1969-1970). Inspired by "Visual Thinking" from "The Ed Sullivan Show" in 1966, which debuted on "Sam and Friends" in 1959 (both linked below). CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LINKS! VIDEO ("Visual Thinking", "Sam and Friends", 1959): http://bit.ly/1TDXnjF VIDEO ("Visual Thinking", "The...

From 1977, maybe earlier, a rather weird and macabre cartoon with a machine that makes 4s out of fire trucks, giant walking telephones, ships, and actual humans! The groovy style is definitely the '70s. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LINKS! PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/Sesame_Street_Cartoons_1 http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_... (EKA) Join the fun on Facebook!...

From the mid-to-late '70s (as far as I know), a catchy tune about all the sticky stuff kids love to eat and play with. My fellow YouTuber and all-round awesome fella, NantoVision1, has a copy of this on here already. Don't want to step on his toes, but this one's "cleaner". Join the fun on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/TheSesameStr...elton john Sesame...

From the second episode of "Sesame Street", originally aired on November 11, 1969, Mr. Hooper (Will Lee) reads, "Gwendolyn, the Miracle Hen", written by Nancy Sherman, illustrated by Edward Sorel (of "The New Yorker" fame). This was followed by the "E is for Egg" cartoon, hence the weird ending :-) CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LINKS! http://www.edwardsorel.com/ http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_... http://www.vintagechildrensbooksmykid... Shameless...

From around 1994, a father calms down his son as he tries to sleep by showing him how to use his imagination. The boy then conducts a toy symphony. I recall the robot and the stuffed cat. I'd be more concerned about the obvious short in that potentially deadly night-light! CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LINKS! PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/Sesame_Street_3 http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_......

From 1990, Fay Ray (1984-1995), one of William Wegman's wonderful Weimaraner dogs, gets ON and OFF a rug. Wegman wrote, directed, and provides the great deadpan narration for all of the segments (more linked below). CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR INFO AND LINKS! Wegman first gained popularity with the delightful Man Ray in the '70s. After he died, Wegman bought Fay...

NOTE: The first half has glitches, the rest is fine. Every search for Rosey would offer results for "It's All Right To Cry", a song he did on the awesome "Free To Be ... You And Me", but not on The Street (there *is* a different Sesame song of the same name, links below). With this fab find, the results have finally been rectified. Dig those pants! And the groovy...

From the '70s, "Snow Day" (for lack of a better title), animated by Jim Simon (once called "the Black Walt Disney") for Wantu Studios. You'll recognize the groovy style from the classic "I Can Remember" (aka "a loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter") and "I'm 6 Years Old Today!", both linked below. Not new to YT, just a cleaner source. VIDEO...

From around 1989, a short cartoon for the letter F in the series known as the Morphing Alphabet. Gordon (Roscoe Orman) supplies the voiceover. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LINKS! PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/Sesame_Street_Cartoons_1 http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_... (EKA) http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Sesame_S... Join the fun on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/TheSesameStr...elton...

It's Oscar's fifth birthday and Mr. Hooper's counting jelly beans in this episode of our favourite show. Originally aired November 18, 1969. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR INFO AND LINKS! Repetition: "Jazz #5" (debut and repeats), "The Baker" #4 and #5, Alphabet Soup, A for Alligator, A for Ape, B for Boxer, B for Butterfly, and Poverty X. Three new Ernie and Bert...

Pen pal letters, so old school. From around 1990, a sweet cartoon with Dinah from South Carolina and Ling Lu in China exchanging letters. Animated by Mike Christy, aka ArtistMike, and posssibly Bruce Cayard (not sure which ones they worked on together). Not new to YouTube, just a much cleaner source. CLICK ON SHOW MORE FOR LINKS! PLAYLIST: http://bit.ly/Sesame_Street_Cartoons_2 http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_......

"This seems weird!" No kidding! From Episode 33 (aired December 24, 1969), Bob (Bob McGrath) and Gordon (Matt Robinson) paint the letter I. When Big Bird (Caroll Spinney) is left to keep an eye on the I, things get weird. Includes: Speech Balloon (I for Ice Cream), I for Impolite (Gary Owens), Jazz #2, Counting and Erasing, and The Baker/Numerosity #2. CLICK...