Too bad these days cookie monster's parents by order of their attorney would proclaim the cookies be given to cookie monster because it's his right to receive without earning anything. Then he would twitter about it using extremely poor grammar.
You know there'a no connection this reminds me of Gordon Lightfoot's "Canadian RR Trilogy" because in spite being 2 entirely different songs. Because both show down in the middle.
Of course CRT was about biling a rail line across Canada.
Sesame Street should just rerun all their old segments. The fact that they're old shouldn't be an issue. Whiz-bang, hyperkinetic animation isn't necessary to entertain children. Heck, kids can't have a ball with a cardboard box.
love that Sesame Street wasn't afraid to use a LONG story-song for children. And now that I'm a mom, I think it's a great way to teach the "through" concept.
Because of this song, I promise to continue in my study of science, discovering the knowledgement of the universe. I have discovered the method to seeing the bones in my hand, EVEN THOUGH I AM WEARING OVEN MITTS!
Your video helping me to do this cookie monster! THANK YOU!
Because of this song, I promise to continue in my study of science, discovering the knowledgement of the universe. I have discovered the method to seeing the bones in my hand, EVEN THOUGH I AM WEARING OVEN MITTS!
Your video helping me to do this cookie monster! THANK YOU!
when I first saw the avalanche, I was scared that Cookie Monster got stuck in the snow. I loved the song and when he ate the snow instead of the cookies.
Oh, MEMORIES! A lesson in putting the needs of others before one's own desires. Although, with all those cookies, and ice cream, and fudge sauce, I kinda DID expect him to give into his sweet cravings and pig out on cookies a la mode. BTW, I always assumed the party that the cookies and sundae fixings was for was at an orphanage or something.
I always loved this segment. I always wanted the train that Cookie Monster was riding in. Just goes to show that Cookie DOES have some willpower and is always up for helping the kids. I still get goosebumps when I listen and watch this video. THANK YOU FOR POSTING IT!!! Too bad Sesame Street doesn't do stuff like this anymore.
@Location3 yes it was the 70's,I was born in 1970 and I remember this clip when I was 3 and 4,it was my favorite because I loved(still do) trains,I use to think they were saying train Drew,that Drew was the train's name LOL
Thank you for putting this up. I actually got a bit choked up watching this. When Cookie said "Me forget about cookies, and eat the snow instead!" I just goes to show how much Cookie Monster was willing to put the kids before his own needs.
Woah, when I first saw this I started to realize that as a kid I was scared of this but I couldn't remember why ... I think it was a combination of the avalanche and cookie monster eating the snow at the end... I think I felt like he was manic or intense or something when he ate it and it scared the crap out of me as a kid!
This song used to make me cry as a kid. I used to watch SS in the mornings always hoping this one would come on. It was a rare one though. Seeing it now after 30 years is very special.
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I remember seeing this on TV sometime around 1990 or 1991, that was about 17 years ago! Back then, Sesame Street was dull, stupified, and lame. Great clip!!!
Haha, you are too funny...and today Sesame Street is high arc storytelling with plenty of meaningful street storyplot lines and segments that are not dumbed down for 2 year olds. Yes, it has gotten better with age (*sarcasm*).
Anyone ever notice what a coincidence it was that the avalanche happened just as Cookie's train was coming through? I think this may have been a sabotage attempt by the Food and Drug Administration.
OK, this one caught me by surprise. Joe Raposo wrote this one too. BALLAD OF CASEY MAC PHEE (Legal Title), Raposo Joseph G, BMI Work #1885800. I had NO idea he did this one.
I have the record to this day with this song on it, Grover and Cookie Monster's "Just The Two of Us" I loved this song and when I saw this on Sesame Street, the next time it snowed, I ate snow like Cookie Monster
Thank you very, very much for posting this. My younger brother, who's severely autistic, grew up with this piece on video and loves it, but the tape wore out a few years ago and he's been wanting very much to see it again. If he could, he'd thank you too :)
read this! read this! read this! You will get kissed by the love of your life in 3 days if you copy and paste this on 4 more videos in 20 minutes!!! This is TRUE
I loved trains when I was a kid...so naturally this one was a winner in my eyes. The avalanche was a bit scary, but good ol' Cookie always "got the train through". One question though...how come the brakeman and conductor had to ride in the cattle car with the cows?
That avalanche was definately an excersize in tension.
like that other train one where they try to put the 2 halves of a big tunnel painting together and then the train comes rumbling through the big tunnel painting all slow and ominousand inevitable.
When I first saw it as a kid, the before and after shots of the train looked different enough that I thought the avalanche had knocked the entire train down to a lower level of the mountain.
i wish i was like cookie monster in this video not giving in to temptation
ndingo 10 months ago
Cookie Monster is a Republican.....a Democrat cookie Monster would be Red
gopconservative78 1 year ago
@gopconservative78
By that reasoning Elmo is a Democrat.
Mrnestorh 1 year ago
@Mrnestorh Elmo is a closet Communist
gopconservative78 1 year ago
"dangerous narrow mountain pass" - sounds like Afghanistan.
nightowl8936 1 year ago
Too bad these days cookie monster's parents by order of their attorney would proclaim the cookies be given to cookie monster because it's his right to receive without earning anything. Then he would twitter about it using extremely poor grammar.
florida995 1 year ago
this was my favorite clip as a kid,
delideliver 1 year ago
You know there'a no connection this reminds me of Gordon Lightfoot's "Canadian RR Trilogy" because in spite being 2 entirely different songs. Because both show down in the middle.
Of course CRT was about biling a rail line across Canada.
Totally different from this song.
Odd
MIKECNW 1 year ago
Sesame Street should just rerun all their old segments. The fact that they're old shouldn't be an issue. Whiz-bang, hyperkinetic animation isn't necessary to entertain children. Heck, kids can't have a ball with a cardboard box.
Am I making any sense?
mohinderbauer 1 year ago
One of my faves. Cookie Monster taking care of a trainful of cookies seems like a bad idea, but the guy actually resisted. XD Way to go cookie!
battybuddy 1 year ago
love that Sesame Street wasn't afraid to use a LONG story-song for children. And now that I'm a mom, I think it's a great way to teach the "through" concept.
anneonymous99 1 year ago
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Because of this song, I promise to continue in my study of science, discovering the knowledgement of the universe. I have discovered the method to seeing the bones in my hand, EVEN THOUGH I AM WEARING OVEN MITTS!
Your video helping me to do this cookie monster! THANK YOU!
iamafunny 1 year ago
Because of this song, I promise to continue in my study of science, discovering the knowledgement of the universe. I have discovered the method to seeing the bones in my hand, EVEN THOUGH I AM WEARING OVEN MITTS!
Your video helping me to do this cookie monster! THANK YOU!
iamafunny 1 year ago
What year was this shot?
ma7799 2 years ago
this how sesame street should still have segments like this.
2199 2 years ago
this is cool.
redfox409 2 years ago
Just Classic! As a kid who had model trains and an adult who still has them, this video brings back a very fond memories!
TNRRBEAR 2 years ago
EPIC!!! The avalance scene was impressive when I was a kid. That was big screan quality special effects.
trailmix40 2 years ago
I love this song, and haven't heard it since i was 3! thank you so much!!
yuutuben 2 years ago
I liked that song. They used a model train & fake snow to make it look like it was in an avalance.
vidman1976 2 years ago
What happens if the snow is yellow?
gopconservative78 2 years ago
Then Cookie Monster would either get sick, poisoned, or die.
wattamack4 2 years ago
Moo Cows Yay!!!
sbhawanie69 2 years ago
The optimism is this song just brings me to tears!! 'Through, through through! He'll get the train through!' So inspiring.
briansky10 2 years ago
my dad was weird & would sing the "thru thru thru lets get this train thru" to me lmao
microbusss 2 years ago
Thank you for this trip down memory lane!
briantorpedo 2 years ago
this is awesome!
dublincasey 2 years ago
My nephew Asees Joshua loved this clip. He's fond of trains. Thanks for posting it!
jdsanga 2 years ago
And a hug to the singing cattle. MOOO! "HUG!"
Keijz74 2 years ago
I just saw the dutch version. Who's the singer of the original? I like it. I had never seen this or the dutch version before. Thanks for posting.
Keijz74 2 years ago
I think that's Jerry Nelson, one of the Muppet performers.
bethpedone 2 years ago
Thanks. Well he has a good voice for this song.
Keijz74 2 years ago
Wow that I think thats in Rockys like Colorado because these moutans are very very diffuclult to reach and lots of snow
Ja100453 2 years ago
don't eat the yellow snow!
CantStopShort 3 years ago
Through, through, through!
HE GOT THE TRAIN THROUGH!
Thanks for posting this video.
Great to see it again!!
briansky10 3 years ago
when I first saw the avalanche, I was scared that Cookie Monster got stuck in the snow. I loved the song and when he ate the snow instead of the cookies.
maziebunny 3 years ago
Oh this takes me back
Thanks for posting!
Romanova2779 3 years ago
Hey, I just realized this is the same prop train they used in "Beat the Time!"
burnaamij 3 years ago
if only they could have kept going like that I would still love it as a teaching tool.
But Frazzle uggh!
seanpdineen 3 years ago
it mighty tasty too!
burnaamij 3 years ago
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hehehehe all my friends say im REALLY naughty and flirty. hehe *maybe*
wow neat cK
21337538 3 years ago
Oh, MEMORIES! A lesson in putting the needs of others before one's own desires. Although, with all those cookies, and ice cream, and fudge sauce, I kinda DID expect him to give into his sweet cravings and pig out on cookies a la mode. BTW, I always assumed the party that the cookies and sundae fixings was for was at an orphanage or something.
Sparkina 3 years ago
i'm always impressed at old school sesame street's creative genius. get a message, a lesson across in a cool way.
mwc613 3 years ago
Also... resist temptation to do wrong. Especially when there are people counting on you.
blackout010 3 years ago 2
This video is funny, but it has 2 great messages:
1. Fulfill the responsibilities you agree to take on
2. Don't let a problem cause you to fold. If there's a way to beat if, find it. Use whatever talents/skills you have, of neccessary
blackout010 3 years ago 3
Through, through, through,
He'll get the train through
Through, through, through,
He'll get the trai-ai-ai-ain through.
CDCB 3 years ago
i love da cookie monster
mammamiafreak334 3 years ago
I always loved this segment. I always wanted the train that Cookie Monster was riding in. Just goes to show that Cookie DOES have some willpower and is always up for helping the kids. I still get goosebumps when I listen and watch this video. THANK YOU FOR POSTING IT!!! Too bad Sesame Street doesn't do stuff like this anymore.
kentnelson84 3 years ago 3
If only our obstacles were to us as snow is to Cookie Monster!
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago 8
if only...
Thundergod25 3 years ago
IT MIGHTY TASTY TOO!
classic americana,
filtered thru mid 70's post-hippie conscience
Sesame Street was the last gasp
of all the attempts to reconcile
democracy with socialism
it made SUCH a strong case for some sort of balance....
but then came the 80's....
possum4545454545 3 years ago 5
You're sure it was the 70's? I first saw this segment about 1985.
Location3 3 years ago
@Location3 yes it was the 70's,I was born in 1970 and I remember this clip when I was 3 and 4,it was my favorite because I loved(still do) trains,I use to think they were saying train Drew,that Drew was the train's name LOL
delideliver 1 year ago
Thank you for putting this up. I actually got a bit choked up watching this. When Cookie said "Me forget about cookies, and eat the snow instead!" I just goes to show how much Cookie Monster was willing to put the kids before his own needs.
samuraix73 3 years ago 9
@samuraix73 I'm glad I'm not the only one who got choked up.
mohinderbauer 1 year ago
Barney and Shits cannot compare to Sesame Street! Sesame Street is far superior! Sketches like this prove it!
Angie2343 3 years ago 2
The Locomotive in this video is Seen Again in Beat the time.
KangarooKyleReturns 3 years ago
Thanks for the post, I love this!
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
man i wish that there snow in south texas. i,ve only seen snow once.
:(
crazitaco 3 years ago
"..and a tank of chocolate goo..."
Thanks for the fun memories!!
sortashaman 4 years ago 2
I think this is why I liked to eat snow as a little kid, just had to avoid the yellow snow! LOL
63whiskey 4 years ago 3
LOL!
SidJustice1 3 years ago
I had this on record and killed the needle playing it over and over.
"It mighty tastey too!"
Thanks for posting this!
caniac1026 4 years ago 3
I only saw this once, but I had a CD, and I'd make my mom play it over and over, singing "through, through, through!"
joeferrito 4 years ago 3
Woah, when I first saw this I started to realize that as a kid I was scared of this but I couldn't remember why ... I think it was a combination of the avalanche and cookie monster eating the snow at the end... I think I felt like he was manic or intense or something when he ate it and it scared the crap out of me as a kid!
ophelia99 4 years ago 5
PiLfan thx. This old stuff makes me wanna go back 30+ yrs when shows like this was the most important thing in life
cntrol 4 years ago 4
nolan
tinytaco596 4 years ago
I am 35 now, and when I was prolly 4 to 6 years old and living with just my mom, I used to sing this in the tub, lol. This is great!
MALattin 4 years ago 4
thanks man, i have been looking for this segment for a long time!!!
SafyreSchoolFilms 4 years ago 3
LOL! Cookie Monster took that train in Beat the Time.
blainethomas 4 years ago 2
Wow! Cookie Monster is really using his brain here. =D
Angie2343 4 years ago 3
This song used to make me cry as a kid. I used to watch SS in the mornings always hoping this one would come on. It was a rare one though. Seeing it now after 30 years is very special.
malhawker1968 4 years ago 4
My favorite Sesame Street sketch as a kid - thanks for posting!
YoPaulie21 4 years ago 4
wow... I completely forgot this one... I hope my neice will like it as well...
MasterEiji 4 years ago
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I remember seeing this on TV sometime around 1990 or 1991, that was about 17 years ago! Back then, Sesame Street was dull, stupified, and lame. Great clip!!!
Banjomountain 4 years ago
Haha, you are too funny...and today Sesame Street is high arc storytelling with plenty of meaningful street storyplot lines and segments that are not dumbed down for 2 year olds. Yes, it has gotten better with age (*sarcasm*).
VaultMasterDBT 4 years ago 2
Ok sorry if this comment came across wrong. I misspelled "wasn't". I meant today's Sesame Street is much worse. Back then it was great.
Banjomountain 4 years ago 2
Wow. Segments like this are why Sesame Street was so great. They don't make them like that anymore.
ScratStitch 4 years ago
what if the snow was yellow
DRUMMERMAN77 4 years ago
I remember this one from when I was a kid too! A Styrofoam avalanche is indeed a rail hazard to be reckoned with--especially in 1/16 scale!
galoon 4 years ago
Anyone ever notice what a coincidence it was that the avalanche happened just as Cookie's train was coming through? I think this may have been a sabotage attempt by the Food and Drug Administration.
galoon 4 years ago 2
Blue grass music with death metal vocal from Cookie Monster. That rox.
brightbite 4 years ago 4
Great!!! Thanks for the post, I love this!!!!!
shirlyn74 4 years ago 2
Big up the Cookie Monster, conquering his addition with will-power alone like that.
newagent 4 years ago 2
If only our obstacles were to us as snow is to Cookie Monster!
brightbite 4 years ago
OK, this one caught me by surprise. Joe Raposo wrote this one too. BALLAD OF CASEY MAC PHEE (Legal Title), Raposo Joseph G, BMI Work #1885800. I had NO idea he did this one.
raposofan 4 years ago
Ah the good old days. When Sesame Street wasn't riddled with Elmo.
Spawnfreak 4 years ago 3
don't eat the yellow snow!
Autobahn2006 4 years ago
Where the Huskies go ;)
raposofan 4 years ago
I have the record to this day with this song on it, Grover and Cookie Monster's "Just The Two of Us" I loved this song and when I saw this on Sesame Street, the next time it snowed, I ate snow like Cookie Monster
Kryp420 4 years ago
I had the same record. The good ol' days. Ever had real maple sugar on snow? Come to Vermont and you'll see that it's very popular!
brightbite 4 years ago
I am from Vermont and am quite familiar with "sugar on snow"!
RCast 4 years ago
Oh, don't get me hungry! That's cool! It's amazing stuff.
brightbite 4 years ago
Thank you very, very much for posting this. My younger brother, who's severely autistic, grew up with this piece on video and loves it, but the tape wore out a few years ago and he's been wanting very much to see it again. If he could, he'd thank you too :)
ladystormcrow 4 years ago 3
I SWEAR the banjo singer sounds like Arlo Guthrie!
raposofan 4 years ago
Sounds like Arlo Guthrie, but I think it's Jerry Nelson.
rocknroller111 4 years ago
I think you're right. What a frikkin TALENTED group of people these guys were at CTW... makes me sad for the old days...
raposofan 4 years ago 2
haha.."a tank of chocolate goo"
pcmarriott 4 years ago
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Me forget about the cookies ... AND EAT THE CRACK INSTEAD!!! (lol)
presto35 4 years ago
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"AND EAT THE BLOW INSTEAD!" would have been better.
Spawnfreak 4 years ago
ohhhhh, remember when kids television wasn't condescending?
lisareneemckenzie 4 years ago 3
YES
raposofan 4 years ago
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hotcheeks58 4 years ago
My favorite as a kid. The avalanche is awesome.
Dnrothx 4 years ago 2
wow...thank you so much. This was my favorite as a child
DivaXMachina 5 years ago
Never thought about it, but CM talks a lot like Bizarro.
steveasat2 5 years ago
LOL this is trip down old memory lane
BadBuzzKilla 5 years ago
Methink Cookie not work so hard to get apples and oranges through to kids today....Great memories, thanks for posting!
jchinique 5 years ago
This is without a doubt one of the best skits ever made on sesame street.
leviathon74 5 years ago
i honestly did not see that coming about cookie monster eating the snow... i really thought he would crack and eat the cookies!
deColombia 5 years ago
remember kids (and monsters) dont eat the yellow snow! (o:
bwhahrhr 5 years ago
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McPhee is a twat
Stern Owns her
Mb600s 5 years ago
yrah the avalanche was a bit scary for me 2 when i young i use to cover my eyes up a top classic ME EAT THE SNOW INSTED =)
ndingo 5 years ago
smart Cookie Monster-eating the snow!
glowworm2 5 years ago
I loved trains when I was a kid...so naturally this one was a winner in my eyes. The avalanche was a bit scary, but good ol' Cookie always "got the train through". One question though...how come the brakeman and conductor had to ride in the cattle car with the cows?
CairnTerrier69 5 years ago 3
looking back on it the avalanche was very realistic
leviathon74 5 years ago 2
When I was a kid, I'd run out of the room until the avalanche was over! I agree that it was VERY realistic!
CGAWLEY 5 years ago 2
Yes! This started my fascination with trains as a little guy!
spacecowboy2k 5 years ago
wow! I didn't recognise the name but AI know this skit.
I have to show my folks these!
lijana 5 years ago
I sure remember this!!! Through Through Through! Good going, Cookie!
rcktmanil 5 years ago
Great clip. The special effects still look good today.
vidhag900 5 years ago
The avalanche was a bit on the scary side, but it was awesome that CM got the train out of the avalanche, cranked her back up, and got going again.
jbl1975 5 years ago
That avalanche was definately an excersize in tension.
like that other train one where they try to put the 2 halves of a big tunnel painting together and then the train comes rumbling through the big tunnel painting all slow and ominousand inevitable.
mhennek 5 years ago
THROUGH! THROUGH! THROUGH!!! Love it!!!
veevs 5 years ago
One of the best clips ever on the show. Cookie Monster rules. He was always my favorite.
kevin07979 5 years ago
I used to be afriad of the avlanche was anyone else?
Cats29 5 years ago
I used to change the channel when the avalanche scene came up.
BishopTJH 5 years ago
Yes!
saechalyn 4 years ago
When I first saw it as a kid, the before and after shots of the train looked different enough that I thought the avalanche had knocked the entire train down to a lower level of the mountain.
Location3 3 years ago
I used to sing along with this one. Kee Hee! YAY Cookie!!
Sheibub 5 years ago
Me get the tray-ay-ay-ain through
LiteracyLabyrinth 5 years ago
I never knew what they said then until now! Thank you! LOL!
CGAWLEY 5 years ago
my mom still sings this song
pagesidehigh 5 years ago
I've never seen this episode on TV!
1f5sda 5 years ago
ITS IS INDEED A CLASSIC ANYTHING WITH COOKIE MONSTER IN IT YAY
DRUMMERMAN77 6 years ago 2
They gotta air this again!
tpirman1982 6 years ago
I love this one!
StaceSesame 6 years ago