Sesame Street - Geronimo

[Emithunderfanable]

¿Esa cosa que usa de paracaídas es una maleta o una cama de colchón?

[emithunderfan1]

¿QUE ES ESA COSA REDONDA QUE SALE?

[emithunderfan1]

¿PRIMERO FUE ESTA VERSION O LA DE CUANDO SE BALANCEA POR UNOS PAJAROS?

[emithunderfan1]

ESE VIDEO ME GUSTA MUCHO, DEBERIAN DE SUBIRLO EN ESPAÑOL

[steventean]

what if she met a dinosaur?

[Emithunderfanable]

@steventean

I don´t know

[travelsonic]

Wait, how the hell did she fit an entire mattress in there? 0_0

[cgsilverscreen2020]

this used to scare me!

[travelsonic]

I wonder if somebody could upload other variants (which allegedly exist) of this.

[ShaiMyst]

they don't allegedly exist. I actually remember one other one better than this. and that is when she pulls the ripcord and a set of birds come out and take pieces of her clothes into their beaks and land her gently on the ground

[potatogrls13]

tee hee. this is awesome

[disneyfan85]

This almost reminds me of "Goofy's Glider", where Goofy tries to count to 10 before opening a parachute, but is unable to do so before hitting the ground.

[FishDemon00]

Yes, I really like the parachute one better because after the girl fell into a haystack, the parachute covers her up and she looks like a ghost.

[moatguy]

Yeah I love that one too. An even funnier one is when Huckleberry Hound does a simler thing trying to open a parachute "A one and a two...(CRASH!)...and a three." Parachute opens and falls. LOL

[FishDemon00]

Is there a video of it? If so, what's it called?

[moatguy]

I don't know. I just remember seeing it as a kid.

[hamsterama]

Oh wow, I totally remember this! Does anyone know who did the animation?

[moatguy]

I think there was one when the girl got carried down by birds.

[wattamack4]

I remember this one. I think they did a series of these cartoons.

[ISNorden]

There were many variations of this cartoon in the 80s, with the woman landing differently each time. (I plan to post some clips from another episode soon; you'll see another version then.)