Pun or no pun, Tony Bennett's appearance on Sesame Street has to rate as one of the best appearances in the show's 41 year history. I loved this so much I converted it to audio and saved it. He is one of the greatest crooners of all time and still alive today doing his thing...why he could make a jingle for manure sound like solid gold.
i cant find the episode when slimey goes into outerspace anywhere it was like my favorite episode just because i am older doesn't mean i still can't love this show i watched this when i was little so i will always love the characters and how much joy it brought me every time i turned on my tv to watch it
@musa2music I'm right there with you. Sesame Street has had such a positive impact on me that I still turn to PBS to check up on the neighborhood. The show's format may have changed, but it still provides great moments like this one.
This is one of my very favorite moments of Sesame Street. I guess that Tony Bennett did a parody of Frank Sinatra's song Fly Me To The Moon. I sang this song in school one time. The teacher and the other kids thought that it was funny and cute. I wish that I could have part of that song for a Ringtone on my cell phone, but I think that I like Scrubs better.
This is a fairly new sketch so it's not really a part of my childhood, but I really liked it anyway. I thought the shot at 00:39 was rather touching, Oscar saying goodbye to his worm. :)
Slimy is my #1 Sesame Street character
FutureDJHero 6 months ago
Pun or no pun, Tony Bennett's appearance on Sesame Street has to rate as one of the best appearances in the show's 41 year history. I loved this so much I converted it to audio and saved it. He is one of the greatest crooners of all time and still alive today doing his thing...why he could make a jingle for manure sound like solid gold.
pedalpunk57 6 months ago
Same tune as Fly me to the moon.
owmaeyen 7 months ago
i cant find the episode when slimey goes into outerspace anywhere it was like my favorite episode just because i am older doesn't mean i still can't love this show i watched this when i was little so i will always love the characters and how much joy it brought me every time i turned on my tv to watch it
musa2music 9 months ago
@musa2music I'm right there with you. Sesame Street has had such a positive impact on me that I still turn to PBS to check up on the neighborhood. The show's format may have changed, but it still provides great moments like this one.
mohinderbauer 8 months ago
i really want to see all the Slimy & the Moon episodes it looks really awesome
skullzproductions 10 months ago
This is one of my very favorite moments of Sesame Street. I guess that Tony Bennett did a parody of Frank Sinatra's song Fly Me To The Moon. I sang this song in school one time. The teacher and the other kids thought that it was funny and cute. I wish that I could have part of that song for a Ringtone on my cell phone, but I think that I like Scrubs better.
traumagirl111 11 months ago
0:51 loled at the vertical bowling alley
jtfunkymojo 1 year ago
*facepalm*
SamDLite 1 year ago
i remember this episode it sticks out in my childhood
MikeSavidge22 2 years ago
0:51 All of those worms blasting off looked so funny!XD
RabbitDance 2 years ago
cuteness overload! this made my day. thanks!
broadwaykat 2 years ago 6
SO cute & clever! Thanks. I've forwarded this to friends that I know will love it.
DrEvilRocksMySocks 2 years ago
This was cute thanks.
Dixie1947 3 years ago 4
when is this from?
weeweemonsieur 3 years ago
This makes me think of caissa.
lesmylo 3 years ago
I love this. it totally makes my day.
hellonormal 4 years ago
Slime D. Worm is my best friend!
sammdwich 4 years ago
I Love Slime D. Worm
hereinmyhead4298 4 years ago
Thanks for posting this. Its wonderful and Tony Bennett gives a great performance.
scarfhs1 4 years ago 6
This is a fairly new sketch so it's not really a part of my childhood, but I really liked it anyway. I thought the shot at 00:39 was rather touching, Oscar saying goodbye to his worm. :)
Vook 4 years ago
It aired in the late 90's.
bookgirl25 3 years ago
1:02-1:12 appears in the 1997 prat of the 35th anniversary special.
rmumusicalrob 4 years ago
wait, i know thats what it shows in the special, but wasnt this aired in 1999 for the millenium?
jx346 4 years ago
A parody of his own hit. Has that been done before?
WayneLondon 4 years ago
Now that is a five-star parody (no pun intended) if I've ever heard one!
ISNorden 4 years ago