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Sunny Days…Ok…so I’ve been singing this with my little boy the past few days (giggle!). I grew up watching Sesame Street. In fact, my mother tells me that at the time, it’s really the only television show she’d let me watch. My son loves watching the show and his favorite character is Elmo. My mother-in-law gave my son my husband’s stuffed Elmo from when he was a child. My point is, Sesame Street has been around a long time (40 years to be exact) and a lot of history has been made. It’s interesting to watch the same show we watched as children with my son.
On November 6, 2009, Sesame Street: 40 Years of Sunny Days will be released on DVD. Since I haven’t seen it yet, here is a little more information from the site:
For 40 years, sunny days have swept the clouds away and inspired preschoolers to learn, grow and achieve their highest potential. Relive the best-of-the-best when SESAME STREET: 40 YEARS OF SUNNY DAYS debuts as a two-disc DVD set November 10 from Vivendi Entertainment and Sesame Workshop, the non-profit educational organization behind Sesame Street. Premiering on November 10, 1969, Sesame Street is the longest running children’s series and “…arguably, the most important children’s program in the history of television” (Newsweek.com). Featuring nearly six hours of everyone’s favorite Sesame Street stories, songs, Muppets™ and celebrity segments, the SESAME STREET: 40 YEARS OF SUNNY DAYS collectible set spans the renowned show’s four decades, includes never-before-seen archival footage and a limited-edition hard covered commemorative book.
I am so excited about seeing this. I have no idea if I’ll remember any of the episodes but it’s going to be fun reliving those memories. Tomorrow is the release (did you happen to see Google yesterday and today?) and the two-disc set will be available for $29.93.
Win It! Two of you will win a copy of this DVD and one of you will win a copy of the DVD PLUS a copy of Sesame Street: A Celebration – 40 Years Of Life On The Street. Simply leave me a comment with your favorite Sesame Street moment. Comments will close on November 20, 2009 at 10 PM PST. One comment per person, please (unless you do the extra credit). US residents only. Duplicates and comments not including the above information will be disqualified. Comments are moderated. If you don’t see your comment in a reasonable amount of time, send me an email. Bloggers and non-bloggers may enter. If you don’t want to leave your email address, please be sure to check back for my announcement on the winner. Please note that winners must respond within 48 hours of being announced/contacted or another winner will be drawn.
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I always liked it when Ernie would sing the rubber ducky song!
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My favorite Sesame street moment is when Cookie monster is saying his ABCs and says ABC chocolate chips cookie. The little girl that he is talking to is so cute and she giggles throughout the skit.
I can’t think of one favorite moment, but I also liked when they had the little “yippers” on…. yip, yip, yip, uh-huh, uh-huh!
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My favorite moment was a recent one. Mike Rowe (from Dirty Jobs) was in Oscar’s trash can. I love that both adults and kids can enjoy the show on different levels!
main entry: I guess my favorite SS moment was watching my 5yr old grandson grow up with Ernie since he was just a baby. He loves Ernie still and has about 8 ernie dolls some are vintage we collected for him. He loves seeing ernie at all espeacailly when it shows ernies feet and legs which is seldom but when it does he just laughs he loves the way Ernie is always bugging Bert. great giveaway thanks!
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My favorite Sesame Street moment was when everyone was finally able to see Snuffy. He was such a great character for only Big Bird to be interacting with. Thanks for the opportunity.
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My favorite Sesame Street moment is the Alligator King segment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5zAdYFN_Hk
After that would have to be anything with Grover.
Hard to figure out a favorite moment, so I’ll pick one of my kids favorite – Mr. Noodle getting dressed!
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many, many years ago, on sesame street, ernie made a clay sculpture of bert, and ended up running out of clay, so the sculpture didn’t have a nose…so he pulled off bert’s nose, and put it on the sculpture!
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My favorite Sesame Street moment is always watching the show with my daughter. She loves it. Another funny moment was when she got the Hokey Pokey Elmo; loved it!
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Whenever Ernie sings about his love for his rubber duckies in the bathtub with his special rubber ducky song. Stuck with me forever!
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I want this set SO bad! My favorite SS moment is the kid going to the store…A Gallon of milk, a Loaf of bread, and a stick of butter….I still say that every time I go grocery shopping! LOL!
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One of my favorite Sesame Street moments is when the Orange sang Carmen:) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG-0_p_yefg&feature=related What a classic moment and so clever! I love how Sesame Street has always strived to introduce children to all sorts of cultural things around them… like opera.
I have always enjoyed Sesame Street since watching it with my son every morning. My favorite was always Oscar because he said what he meant.
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My favorite Sesame Street moment is kind of silly. I loved the episode where Ernie tries to remember something so he ties a string to his finger and to remember that he ties a string to his other finger etc. etc. and in the end forgets what he was suppose to remember. Yes I did watch these wonderful shows with my kids. Thank you!
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I always loved Ernie singing his rubber ducky song and just down right irritating Bert!
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My son loved Ernie…We watched Sesame Street all the time when he was small…My favorite moment was not a show moment but an event in my sons childhood. I worked all day and my husband and son were meeting me to see Santa. I meet them in line and looked down at my son…..All his bangs were gone!…What happened. My husband thought he was asleep but he had gotten his kid scissors and cut all Ernies hair off his Ernie doll and all his bangs off. He said Ernie told him he needed a hair cut….I just laughed….Even though my son is 27 I still have that Ernie doll. semtaylor(at)yahoo(dot)com
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Whenever Cookie Monster appears is my favorite moment!
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Hi! I adore Sesame Street and have written several Sesame Workshop books. My all-time favorite Sesame skit was the “telephone rock.” Anybody remember that? “Rock, rock, rock…the telephone rock!” The Muppets sang this while everyone was tring to cram into the phone booth. I guess my second-favorite would be the “yip-yips” looking at the ringing telephone and saying (of course) “Yip, yip, yip, yip…” Ernie singing to Rubber Duckie in the tub is a classic, too. Who could ever forget: Luis and Maria’s wedding, Big Bird trying to understand the death of Mr. Hooper, or Andrea Boccelli singing “Time to Say Goodnight” to Little Elmo as he’s going to sleep! I’m sure you can tell that I would SO love to win this!
I always liked when Mr. Snuffalufagus would come around.
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Well Sesame Street started just a few months after I was born, so I always tell my two boys that mommy is the same age as Sesame Street. I loved the way they handled things when Mr. Hooper died. I can still sing many of the songs. I even owned a record when I was little that had the song “Sing, Sing A Song” Winning this would be wonderful.
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I remember the controversy over Snufflelupagus finally being seen by someone besides Big Bird.
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I was always a huge fan of anything they did with music, like Cookie Monster’s “Healthy Foods” rap a la Run DMC, Kermit’s moon song with and without Aaron Neville, and many many others.
My favorite moment is when Snuffy came onto the street, and no one believed Big Bird that Snuffy existed… but he did!
Who doesn’t love Sesame Street? My early favorites were the ones with Bert and Ernie and how different they were but still good friends. My favorite moments are the most recent ones as I’ve seen my kids enjoy and learn with the show. One of their favorite christmas movies is Elmo Saves Christmas. I hope their kids and grandkids get to grow up with the show.
My favorite moments were anything involving Grover as a waiter.
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I love Count Dracula. My favorite.
hard to pick a favorite, probab;y the count is my favorite segment anyways.
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We love “C” is for Cookie by the Cookie Monster.
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I always loved any time where snuffulufagus showed up!
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I just loved it when the Count would sing!!!!!!
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I also grew up watching it. My adult daughters watched it when they were little. Now my 3yo daughter and 3yo granddaughter watch it too.
My favorite was when they were singing the songs ABC, Baa Baa Black Sheep, Twinkle Twinkle which all have the same melody and they were doing them all together…it was very funny!
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The best moment was dealing withe the death of Mr. Hooper, the store owner. Great stuff!
I love everything involving that adorable worm!
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My favorite Sesame Street moment is that you can share what grandma say
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I love C is for Cookie song.
I don’t really have a favorite moment, but I love anything with Elmo and Bert and Ernie. They are my favorite. Thanks!
When cookie monster eats the Christmas tree in Christmas Eve on Sesame Street! LOVE IT! THanks for the chance
Fave was when Big Bird first saw the alphabet written out on the sidewalk and started singing his ABC song. I was 9 years old in 1969 when that song was first sung by Big Bird and it is still my favorite. My grandkids would love this
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My favorite Sesame Street moments are Big Bird’s alphabet song and the C is for Cookie song. My favorite snippet between the show is the Two Dolls skit.
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My fav moment of watching Sesame Street would have to be the first time my daughter actually enjoyed watching it & asked for Elmo! She had a unique way of saying his name. It felt so GREAT because he is my fav character too!
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I always enjoyed the conversations of Ernie and Bert. So funny!
My favorite is when Ernie has a cookie and Cookie Monster wants it. Ernie is happy and Cookie Monster is sad. They give each other the cookie, and switch between happy and sad. Then they try to share the cookie and drop it. Then they both start crying.
I loved the “Rubber Ducky” song.
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I love the cookie monster talking about the letter g cookie!
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I like Grover the Waiter-such funny skits
Wow I would love to win this! I remember SO many of the clips they showed back in the 80s. One I especially liked was the video that showed the process of making crayons!
I love Ernie singing the Rubber Ducky song!
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Ernie with his rubber ducky. Thanks for the chance.
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There are too many for just one lol!! We just love Elmo, & my whole fam says I do the perfect Elmo imitation “Gotta love me!!” Have the cutest pic of my now 12 yr old dressed as Elmo for Halloween when he was 2….time sure flies..ah….
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I always loved when Super Grover was on!
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I grew up watching Sesame Street and my favorite character was Oscar-is that some sort of reflection on who I am now? I hope not! My son loves Elmo and Cookie Monster, I’m hoping to find a Cookie Monster cake mold like the one my mom used for my birthday cake. Thanks!
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I love when they have stars on the show because it makes it fun for kids and adults alike to watch and enjoy.
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How neat!!! I remember how excited I was when I was little when we finally got cable! I could watch Sesame Street all the time!!!
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My favorite moment is when Grover plays the horrible waiter to that blue bald puppet.
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I LOVE the segment where Elmo gets new shoes, and then falls over when he tries to show us both at once.
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I love when the count sings his counting songs
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I was always a fan of Mr. Snuffaluffagus’s area on Sesame Street.
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I love bert and ernie singing dance myself to sleep!
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I can’t remember a specific skit but I always looked The Count. I also loved Oscar the Grouch and his pet worm Slimey.
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My favorite Sesame Street moment is when I unwrapped a Stuffed Snuffaluffagus plush when I was a youngster. I loved that doll so much. His big eyelashed batted. I miss my Snuffy.
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When I was little, I loved the skit where Bert & Ernie were in an Egyptian tomb-it was so scary, but fun! Now, both of my kids get excited when “Elmo’s World” comes on at the end of Seseme Street. I would so love to when this DVD for the whole family to enjoy:)
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I love the grumpy old guys sitting in the balcony of the theater, always making snarky comments!!
i always loved cookie monster. i can relate!
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Hard to pick a favorite moment. I love when Cookie Monster does Monsterpiece Theater, a play on Masterpiece Theater.
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I always loved when Kermit sang “It ain’t Easy Being Green”.
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My favorite moment was when Snuffy was discovered to be real by more than just his best friend Big Bird.
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Oscar and Mike Rowe in a trash can…my oh my…didn’t expect that!
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One of my favorite skits is Ernie sitting in a boat, yelling “Heeeeeere fishy, fishy, fishy” The fish jump right in the boat. Bert calls and a shark jumps in. So funny.
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I was lucky to be an intern on Sesame Street. When I met Big Bird, I almost fainted. Best show in the history of television.
I love any moment with snuffeluohogas – bad spelling!!!
I really enjoyed Jack Black disguised as a chicken.
I loved the fishing episode of Bert and Ernie. “Here fishy-fishy-fishy-fishy!” and a fish would jump into the boat. That one always cracks me up.
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My favorite Sesame Street moment was when Bert and Ernie were in a boat fishing and Ernie kept calling, “Here Fishy Fishy Fishy!”. It used to crack me up as a child!
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I love anything involving the yip yips or the twiddlebugs but i think my #1 favorite sesame street moment was when bert and ernie had to give bert’s nephew brad a bath.. that little guy was so funny!
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I’m just slightly older than Sesame Street *sigh*
I love being able to snuggle up with my almost two year old and watch Sesame Street. Everytime we do that is a great memory!
I love when celebrities come on the sing the ABC’s.
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There are so many things I loved. I don’t remember one specific moment, but I loved beeker, snuffaluffagus, and the old men in the theatre. Thanks!
I like when Bert does something boring and is happy doing them. I especially like how he read “Boring Stories” and said something to the effect of “These Boring Stories are exciting!.”
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I remember Bert showing off his bottle cap collection. I was so inspired as a child I started my own bottle cap collection. Great to know Sesame Street is still around for a new generation of children to enjoy. Thank you for the chance t win.
I like when Ernie sings about his rubber ducky
The scene that sticks with me after all these years is when Ernie tries to tell Bert that aliens are in the bedroom — Bert doesn’t believe him. Those little “yep yep” aliens were a bit freaky — still are!
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My favorite Sesame street moment is when we got to to go see Sesame Street live!
Ernie poking Bert with his finger! “Poke, poke, poke”!
I remember watching Sesame Street in awe while in a hotel room when I was 7 – I grew up without TV. I’d love to share this with my daughter – we love “C” is for Cookie on YouTube, but we don’t have TV reception where we live…
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I love any scene with Snuffeluffagus! And I probably totally mis-spelled that.
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I was always partial to the count. In fact, I made it for my daughter’s first birthday.
My favorite Sesame Street moment is the C is for Cookie song! I loved that as a kid.
I always loved episodes showing oscar the grouch
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I loved the pinball animation sequences featuring The Pointer Sisters
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I always loved it when the Count would…well…count! It made counting so exciting!
I didn’t have a TV when I was going up but my kids always liked Big Bird and Ernie and Cookie Monster. All three had stuffed animals of their favorite when they were small and Santa Claus brought them the ones they told him they wanted. Thanks for the entry, my two reat granddaughter will love them, maybe I will; win it for them
I liked it when Ernie would sing the rubber ducky song.
I love counting with the Count.
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I will always love when Grover demonstrates near vs far. I don’t know why it’s so funny, but it always is.
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I love the Rubber Ducky song, thanks!
I always liked the count
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I remember the first time I saw The Ladybug’s Picnic on Sesame Street and it just stuck with me. I loved it. I still think of it every once in a while for some reason and in fact was just singing it yesterday!
I grew up watching Sesame Street..it helped me learn English when I came to the US when I was little =) I loved seeing Slimey the Worm with Oscar the Grouch, he’s the only one who Oscar likes!
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I used to watch it 3 times a day when I was a kid. I think I liked Oscar the grouch the best…but I always laughed at Big Bird when he would go see Mr. Hooper too. I’d like to win this for my nieces. They are 4 and 6. I’ve been showing them the Muppet movies. I need to get them hooked on Sesame Street too!!!
I always loved to count with Count Dracula
The rubber ducky song! Such a great TV moment!
I loved Sesame Street when I was younger! I always liked when Grover was on, especially when he was the waiter!
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My daughter loves any episode with Snuffulufagus
I liked Rita Moreno’s guest spot.
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I liked when grover would talk to the audience.
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I love when Little Richard sings “Put Down the Ducky”. I also love when they sing “What’s the Name of That Song?”
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I loved when james taylor appeared on the show!
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i always liked oscar in his trash can..he was always grumpy but funny
My favorite Sesame Street moment was when they would do the Hokey Pokey dance! Each time they did it, I sprang to my feet and did it with them! Brings back great memories! Thanks!
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I always liked Bert singing “The Pigeon”, and a song called “Lady Bugs’ Picnic” I still sing them to my kids!
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I don’t want to live on the moon with Ernie and Aaron Neville would pobably be my favorite!
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I always loved it when Oscar the grouch came out of his trash can to grumble and sometimes Grungetta would be with him- so cute
I still know the words of “My name is David” from Sesame Street.
My favorite is the 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 song
I guess I’m pretty old because I remember when Sesame Street first started. I used to watch it every day before I had to leave for kindergarten. It’s how I started my mornings.
I love Ernie singing Rubber Ducky!
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My favorite Sesame street moment is when Cookie monster is saying his ABCs and says ABC chocolate chips cookie.
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My favorite Sesame Street moment was when they went inside Snuffys home. SO COOL! I was like 6, so the memory isn’t clear. I just remember loving it.
My favorite Sesame Street moment was when the rest of the characters got to meet Mr. Snuffleupagus.
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