I didn't think I remembered these, but as soon as I heard the theme song, it all came back.
"Holy baloney, hand me that hammer." Biff, is that you?
I lol whenever Frank Oz uses that nasally voice like the caterer here!
"I heard that you were using the letter A, R (frazzled, corrects quickly) R today." Good going, Richard! But that's the thing about SS back in the day, it was so relaxed. No second takes, lots of improv.
The Guy Smiley cameo at the end. And Gladys pretending to be a dog.<3 it
I remember an ad for Cross-Your-Heart bras in which a prude danish was mentioned! It was from the early eighties. Does anyone else remember it? Those were the good old days!
@cstoczyn: Possible in-joke as well as an R-word example; the Alphabet Chat may be a partial spoof of President Roosevelt's "fireside chats" broadcast on radio during World War II.
Poor Mr. Chatterly! Once again, his show was ruined, and he flew into a rage and would have went completely batshit and nobody would have blamed him one bit!
Actually, there was a third one which came out in later years -- for the letter "L" -- but I much prefer these two for the letters "O" and "R" for one simple reason: the interruptions for the letter "L" chat are all L-words, such as the little girl's lamb, Lulu; or Cookie Monster blurting out "Listen!" But the interruptions for the "O" and "R" chats have absolutely nothing to do with the letters being discussed!
@rayandreina I vaguely seem to remember an Alphabet Chat sketch similar to the "L" sketch (I forget which letter was premiered), where Cookie Monster Appears in the window asking about a cookie, & gets his head momentarily stuck as he tries to close the window. Does anyone else remember that one?
Before watching this, I watched the one about the letter B. I believe that two people mentioned the absense of the man's pipe in that one. I guess that the show had to become more politically correct by that stage in the game!
Does anyone have the skit/scene where Lord Chatterly made a street scene on Sesame Street where he came to Oscar The Grouches trash can to interview Oscar's puppy named Preposterous asking whether he could have Preposterous on his Alphabet Chat show? If anyone has this skit/scene, could you please post it onto YouTube?
I am sorry, but at 1:00 "Rate" seriously sounded like "rape." I listened to it 4 X. I know he's not saying that, but I can't believe how much it sounded like he was.
In addition to everything else, we may also be able to thank SS/Henson for popularizing the idea of a female director through the use of the Muppet in this clip!! There weren't too many female directors in movies and TV at this time in history, were there??
Hear hear to the calls for Alexander Chatterley doing chats on all 26 letters!! I do seem to recall him on some more generic SS skit, perhaps with some of the kids and other Muppets, and involving Oscar.
I was going to ask why would he offer Roast Beef with Gladys standing there...then I thought....she thought she was a rooster & a rabbit...so I guess it didn't matter anyway....lol
Looks like Lord Chatterly has a pipe at the beginning. Now I know why this clip stopped showing once Henson died. The things parents object to these days.
The last two Alhpabet Chat clips (for the letters B and H) show Mr. Chatterly without his pipe; I suspect they were produced just before CTW retired that character altogether.
Yes, the letter B clip was on here last year. Unfortunately, not only is there no pipe, but the room is brighter and Jerry Nelson pointlessly changed Chatterly's voice.
Was there any other time Lord Chatterly was seen on Sesame Street except here on these skits sitting in his chair next to the fireplace? I'm wondering this because I'm quite sure I saw a picture of Lord Chatterly on the internet (it's gone now) standing in front of Oscar The Grouch's trash can. I wonder what Lord Chatterly was doing on the streets of Sesame Street when he is usually supposed to be seen as the host of Alphabet Chat sitting in his chair next to the fireplace.
@Garrettk41 I know -- tell me about it! In fact, once I discovered Classic Sesame Street on YouTube back in September 2009 -- I officially swore off all the modern stuff for good! I haven't watched it since.
It seems that everyone who comes to You Tube is unhappy with the "Sesame Street" of today! Amazing! The thing that I find the most fault with is the fact that the "Elmo's World" segment is in every episode and it seems to monopolize the show as a whole. Any thoughts anyone?
@Smartboy8877 Exactly. Elmo's World never should have been created. An absolutely abominable addition to a wonderful show that was once so creative and imaginative.
Incidentally, they've released a few DVDs titled "The Best of Elmo's World". I wonder how they decided which ones to use. As far as I'm concerned, the best and worst of Elmo's World are once and the same.
Yo, man... I remember this skit when I was a kid. The part I liked in this skit is when the guys were singing the alphabet, and the chair was turning around. This is the real deal, y'all.
Only five Alphabet Chat sketches exist; unfortunately, none of them covered the letter Q. Maybe you're confusing these clips with another letter-themed Muppet series on Sesame Street?
For anyone who's curious, the music for "Alphabet Chat" is a melody called "Rondeau" by the early 18th-century French composer Jean-Joseph Mouret. (He's fairly obscure today, except for writing this one piece that's now best known as the theme song for PBS's "Masterpiece Theater.")
I think you've got the right church but wrong pew. "Alphabet Chat"s tune sounds more like one of the Brandenburg Concertos by JS Bach. "Monster/Masterpiece Theater" is the one with the famous Rondeau.
Anybody got this one in better quality like the other copy that got pulled last year and does anybody have a logo-free copy of Letters R, B, H, and L?
i think in ours we did rabbit i played the guy he played the ppl interrupting me as rabbit he says : HOP HOP HOP (turns to host says chow i a naisly voice) i do a lot comedy and done ton of parodies on SS
from alphabet chat to monsterpiece theater to some none and the lost story w yo yo man i was the boy he was the yo yo guy best part was when he leaves into the wall i say WHOA my bro says YEAHHHH
Yeah, I'm with you on that one. This is the only Alphabet Chat I remember seeing when I was a kid. And out of the ones I've seen so far, it's easily my favorite.
I love these, esp the interruptions that often had no connection to the letter being featured. Of course the payoff was watching the poor host hit meltdown by the end of the show. "Hey, these books are just painted on!" Priceless!
"Sesame Street" was such a good way to learn stuff other than what they were teaching. This Alphabet Chat was about the letter R, but from the theme music you would also learn about fugues. Amazing program.
"ABC-D-E, CDE-F-G, HIJK-LMN-O-P, QRSTU-RSTUV-STUV, W-X-Y-Z and A-B-C..." I remember the Alphabet Chat with Lord Chatterly, R in particular. Man, that radiator had to hurt! I also loved it when Chatterly turned his chair around to the music!
I forgot all about Alphabet Chat! I haven't seen this in at least 20 years!! As I type this, I am crying with laughter!! *lmao* I forgot how funny these were and still are! Classic SS at its best!
THis one is hysterical! Man,Gladys is such a ham I love the whole scene where she claims that she could be a rooster or a rabbit-and the end where she plays a dog!
I love how he looks at the cow and remembers, "roast beef", then the cow asks for a glass of milk. BTW Screw the rest of the taping, get me to the hospital! My foot's busted!
Only thing I remember about the L skit is Chatterly has his longest outraged fit. He starts getting upset and then the music plays and after the music is done he keeps ranting and raving for another 15 seconds before starting to cry again.
That was indeed the Letter L one. "Why do you let this happen to me? I'm a poet of some small renown! I deserve better!" (Starts crying uncontrollably)
To the best of my knowledge, there was no Alphabet Chat for the letter F: only five letters (B, H, L, O, R) ever had Chat clips made about them. This one isn't bad as the series goes; I give it four stars.
Besides the Muppet pattern (and possibly their performer), those characters seem like distant relatives: Both have obsessions (letters vs. numbers), aristocratic backgrounds (lord vs. count), and foreign accents (British vs. East European). Given their differences, though, I'd hesitate to say that one "is" the other.
I like the one with the letter L. I heard somewhere that there were two versions of that. In one of them, Cookie Monster opened the window and said, "Listen..." and then looked confused and then left. In the other one, he said that he was looking for a cookie that he'd dropped. I only saw the first one I mentioned, though.
The L chat would go on my favorites list as soon as it got uploaded: somehow, Lord Chatterly reciting a highbrow poem about the letter seems more believable than his rattling off lists in categories.
Mr Chatterly of Alphabet Chat is Cool. I believe He also did the Letters L,B,H. I wish someone could post up the Letter L of Alphabet Chat, I haven't seen that one since I was a little boy.
I don't think they ever did F. You must have been thinking of H. Anyway, I'm going to post the same sketch again on my profile and I'll post up B too.
It's a liitle darker than what I have. When I post this up on my profile I just thought I'd give you a little warning. At the end of the first theme song, I accidentaly taped a second of it from Dragon Tales. But the rest of it is still good.
Yes. I know I waited too long for it but I'm fixing some more technical difficulties with my DVDs and DivX. I'll give you all an update on when I'll post up more videos as promised.
I didn't think I remembered these, but as soon as I heard the theme song, it all came back.
"Holy baloney, hand me that hammer." Biff, is that you?
I lol whenever Frank Oz uses that nasally voice like the caterer here!
"I heard that you were using the letter A, R (frazzled, corrects quickly) R today." Good going, Richard! But that's the thing about SS back in the day, it was so relaxed. No second takes, lots of improv.
The Guy Smiley cameo at the end. And Gladys pretending to be a dog.<3 it
foxxyloxx 1 week ago
Where's Roosevelt Franklin When You Need Him?
cstoczyn 2 weeks ago
"I'm going to become rabid!"
LOL!
Brettmania 2 months ago
Rice Pudding..........MMMMMM!!!!!!!!
cstoczyn 6 months ago
Holy bologna?
jpeavler1975 8 months ago
@jpeavler1975 LOL
cstoczyn 6 months ago
Long Live Sam Pottle!!!!
cstoczyn 8 months ago
RIP Sam Pottle
cstoczyn 8 months ago
Guy Smiley's Takin' A Break From Game Showbiz, Huh?
cstoczyn 8 months ago
The Caterer Should've Brought Rice Pudding, Which Begins With 'R'!
cstoczyn 8 months ago
Ragu Is A Brand Name For Spaghetti Sauce
cstoczyn 8 months ago
Prune Danish.........MMMMMMM!!!!!!!
cstoczyn 8 months ago
@cstoczyn
I remember an ad for Cross-Your-Heart bras in which a prude danish was mentioned! It was from the early eighties. Does anyone else remember it? Those were the good old days!
Smartboy8877 6 months ago
@Smartboy8877 I Don't
cstoczyn 6 months ago
Apple Tart......MMMMMMM!!!!
cstoczyn 8 months ago
Gladys: BARK! BARK! BARK! BARK!
cstoczyn 8 months ago
Gladys: HOP! HOP! HOP! HOP!
cstoczyn 8 months ago
Gladys: COCK A DOODLE MOO!!!!
COCK A DOODLE MOO!!!!!
cstoczyn 8 months ago
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cstoczyn 8 months ago
Lord Chatterly: Oh, I Should've Stayed In Radio!!!!
cstoczyn 8 months ago
@cstoczyn: Possible in-joke as well as an R-word example; the Alphabet Chat may be a partial spoof of President Roosevelt's "fireside chats" broadcast on radio during World War II.
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cstoczyn 2 weeks ago
@ISNorden RIP Franklin Roosevelt
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cstoczyn 2 weeks ago
Caterer: COFFEE!!! DONUTS!!! COFFEE!!! DONUTS!!!
cstoczyn 8 months ago
R FOR RAMONES
cavalierfan1995 10 months ago
@cavalierfan1995 What Are Ramones?
cstoczyn 8 months ago
Looks like Mr Chatterly is the only one who disliked this one.
zangazoo2007 11 months ago
Poor Mr. Chatterly! Once again, his show was ruined, and he flew into a rage and would have went completely batshit and nobody would have blamed him one bit!
AlbieGray 1 year ago
Actually, there was a third one which came out in later years -- for the letter "L" -- but I much prefer these two for the letters "O" and "R" for one simple reason: the interruptions for the letter "L" chat are all L-words, such as the little girl's lamb, Lulu; or Cookie Monster blurting out "Listen!" But the interruptions for the "O" and "R" chats have absolutely nothing to do with the letters being discussed!
o x-D
rayandreina 1 year ago
@rayandreina I vaguely seem to remember an Alphabet Chat sketch similar to the "L" sketch (I forget which letter was premiered), where Cookie Monster Appears in the window asking about a cookie, & gets his head momentarily stuck as he tries to close the window. Does anyone else remember that one?
CGAWLEY 1 year ago
@CGAWLEY Poor Cookie Monster
cstoczyn 8 months ago
Many of our favourite words like... RAPE
disgustika 1 year ago
Before watching this, I watched the one about the letter B. I believe that two people mentioned the absense of the man's pipe in that one. I guess that the show had to become more politically correct by that stage in the game!
Smartboy8877 1 year ago
Man, What is that Cow's Problem?
TheMKEWERBY 1 year ago
I love it when he Mr. Chatterly gets pissed! Sesame Street would never be able to get away with skits like this today! I MISS THE GOOD OL' DAYS!
jasonpp1973 1 year ago
i was looking for this for a while. i always loved the song
sumphoneo 1 year ago
Classic!! I love the theme song!
mooky9669 1 year ago
@mooky9669 About 30 years ago I caught my nephew singing along to it when he was little...funniest thing you've ever seen!
quirpco 1 year ago
OMG I totally forgot these existed!!!! I loved these as a kid.
zangazoo2007 2 years ago
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I liked them too!
Smartboy8877 1 year ago
let's go over here & see if we can find a cow...lol...the best.
shydmples 2 years ago
BUP BUP BUP...the cow vise he is a rooster. and then a rabbit. obviously needs psych evaluation by a vet.
ShaiMyst 2 years ago
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ShaiMyst 2 years ago
Does anyone have the skit/scene where Lord Chatterly made a street scene on Sesame Street where he came to Oscar The Grouches trash can to interview Oscar's puppy named Preposterous asking whether he could have Preposterous on his Alphabet Chat show? If anyone has this skit/scene, could you please post it onto YouTube?
afriendofbean 2 years ago
Man, I've been looking for this forever. The beginning song is awesome.
jbsmg 2 years ago
I'm going to become rabid......
gomiwomi 2 years ago
jim and the guys did a great job switching out muppets so fast in these sketches
brianklick 2 years ago 2
Pity... They forgot the most important R word of all:
RANDOMNESS!
The very thing that made these Alphabet Chats worth watching! 5 out of 5!
BTW: First take! WOO! XD
JFD62780 2 years ago 9
I remember this! I loved them. They always cracked me up, especially when the chaos ensued.
MoochyMooch 2 years ago
I am sorry, but at 1:00 "Rate" seriously sounded like "rape." I listened to it 4 X. I know he's not saying that, but I can't believe how much it sounded like he was.
stringanime 2 years ago
I always thought it was "rake".
PandaMishima 2 years ago
You are probably right.
stringanime 2 years ago
He did say rake. The tool.
muppetfan33 2 years ago
lol..bow wow chow...lol
shydmples 3 years ago
I think Miss Piggy morphed, lol
CygnusRoc 3 years ago 2
These skits were so priceless. Just amazing how good Sesame Street was.
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8830609 3 years ago
In addition to everything else, we may also be able to thank SS/Henson for popularizing the idea of a female director through the use of the Muppet in this clip!! There weren't too many female directors in movies and TV at this time in history, were there??
Hear hear to the calls for Alexander Chatterley doing chats on all 26 letters!! I do seem to recall him on some more generic SS skit, perhaps with some of the kids and other Muppets, and involving Oscar.
Why was Alexander C. retired??
gringging 3 years ago
lord chatterly could have been james lipton in inside the alphabet studios lol
DRUMMERMAN77 3 years ago
I was going to ask why would he offer Roast Beef with Gladys standing there...then I thought....she thought she was a rooster & a rabbit...so I guess it didn't matter anyway....lol
shydmples 3 years ago
Looks like Lord Chatterly has a pipe at the beginning. Now I know why this clip stopped showing once Henson died. The things parents object to these days.
Garrettk41 3 years ago 2
The last two Alhpabet Chat clips (for the letters B and H) show Mr. Chatterly without his pipe; I suspect they were produced just before CTW retired that character altogether.
ISNorden 3 years ago
Yes, the letter B clip was on here last year. Unfortunately, not only is there no pipe, but the room is brighter and Jerry Nelson pointlessly changed Chatterly's voice.
Garrettk41 3 years ago
And they didn't do that TV show crew bit at the beginning either!
wiley207 3 years ago
Was there any other time Lord Chatterly was seen on Sesame Street except here on these skits sitting in his chair next to the fireplace? I'm wondering this because I'm quite sure I saw a picture of Lord Chatterly on the internet (it's gone now) standing in front of Oscar The Grouch's trash can. I wonder what Lord Chatterly was doing on the streets of Sesame Street when he is usually supposed to be seen as the host of Alphabet Chat sitting in his chair next to the fireplace.
afriendofbean 4 years ago
Riveting... richly rewarding, ridiculously rambunctious!
galaxyhigh73 4 years ago 2
I would Like to see Alphabet Chat's L, B, or H if anyone has it?
LordChatterly 4 years ago
I didn't know Ragu was a food...I thought it was a brand of spaghetti sauce...lol Man, I used to love this...ESPECIALLY THE SONG!!
shydmples 4 years ago
There's a dish called "ragout", whose name sounds like the spaghetti-sauce brand. Still, that example must have gone over MILLIONS of kids' heads!
ISNorden 3 years ago
A few "R" words come to mind when discussing this show. Old School Sesame Street rocks, and the Sesame Street of today is absolute rubbish.
Garrettk41 4 years ago 5
@Garrettk41 I know -- tell me about it! In fact, once I discovered Classic Sesame Street on YouTube back in September 2009 -- I officially swore off all the modern stuff for good! I haven't watched it since.
rayandreina 1 year ago
@Garrettk41
It seems that everyone who comes to You Tube is unhappy with the "Sesame Street" of today! Amazing! The thing that I find the most fault with is the fact that the "Elmo's World" segment is in every episode and it seems to monopolize the show as a whole. Any thoughts anyone?
Smartboy8877 6 months ago
@Smartboy8877 Exactly. Elmo's World never should have been created. An absolutely abominable addition to a wonderful show that was once so creative and imaginative.
Incidentally, they've released a few DVDs titled "The Best of Elmo's World". I wonder how they decided which ones to use. As far as I'm concerned, the best and worst of Elmo's World are once and the same.
Garrettk41 6 months ago
@Garrettk41
Very interesting point of view! Very happy to chat with you!
Smartboy8877 6 months ago
@Smartboy8877 Thanks. Right back at you.
Garrettk41 6 months ago
Yo, man... I remember this skit when I was a kid. The part I liked in this skit is when the guys were singing the alphabet, and the chair was turning around. This is the real deal, y'all.
JeffK1980 4 years ago
man I'd die to see the one on the letter Q again.
KW1982 4 years ago
Only five Alphabet Chat sketches exist; unfortunately, none of them covered the letter Q. Maybe you're confusing these clips with another letter-themed Muppet series on Sesame Street?
ISNorden 3 years ago
"would you like a cheese sandwich?" "NO!!!" That's the best part!
PandaMishima 4 years ago
I have another R word. rude and that is what all these people were.
lion371 4 years ago
Yes, but they were also Really Random, providing Rollicking Results!
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djvidal 4 years ago
For anyone who's curious, the music for "Alphabet Chat" is a melody called "Rondeau" by the early 18th-century French composer Jean-Joseph Mouret. (He's fairly obscure today, except for writing this one piece that's now best known as the theme song for PBS's "Masterpiece Theater.")
ThrobertMcGee 4 years ago 3
I think you've got the right church but wrong pew. "Alphabet Chat"s tune sounds more like one of the Brandenburg Concertos by JS Bach. "Monster/Masterpiece Theater" is the one with the famous Rondeau.
PandaMishima 4 years ago
It sounds like a variation of Bach's second fugue from the first book of his "Well tempered Clavichord"
~Ra'akone
raakone 4 years ago
Jerry Nelson and Richard Hunt sure make a good duet, huh?
Garrettk41 4 years ago 2
Anybody got this one in better quality like the other copy that got pulled last year and does anybody have a logo-free copy of Letters R, B, H, and L?
tpirman1982 4 years ago
anybody have the letter "B" It ends when Lord Chatterly goes up and away with the balloons.
bearcattony 4 years ago
A cow with an Identity crisis!lol
mftheory 4 years ago
OH regarding the rabbit it was letter "O" the rabbit says HOP HOP HOP TURN :P
cootmaster 4 years ago
btw doesn't host look like john lennon bit w the glasses a bit or mabee someone else
cootmaster 4 years ago
OMG CLASSIC i did a parody w my brother w this
i think in ours we did rabbit i played the guy he played the ppl interrupting me as rabbit he says : HOP HOP HOP (turns to host says chow i a naisly voice) i do a lot comedy and done ton of parodies on SS
from alphabet chat to monsterpiece theater to some none and the lost story w yo yo man i was the boy he was the yo yo guy best part was when he leaves into the wall i say WHOA my bro says YEAHHHH
cootmaster 4 years ago
Yeah, I'm with you on that one. This is the only Alphabet Chat I remember seeing when I was a kid. And out of the ones I've seen so far, it's easily my favorite.
Garrettk41 4 years ago
Gotta love those glasses!
I think the way sing the alphabet on Alphabet Chat is better than the traditional version based on "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star".
quirpco 4 years ago
I love these, esp the interruptions that often had no connection to the letter being featured. Of course the payoff was watching the poor host hit meltdown by the end of the show. "Hey, these books are just painted on!" Priceless!
PandaMishima 4 years ago
does anybody have the song "alphabet jungle"?
booboo900 5 years ago
Haha, I already knew what an R was. This piece taught me what a fugue was.
satrlanl 5 years ago
"Sesame Street" was such a good way to learn stuff other than what they were teaching. This Alphabet Chat was about the letter R, but from the theme music you would also learn about fugues. Amazing program.
jalabi99 4 years ago
"ABC-D-E, CDE-F-G, HIJK-LMN-O-P, QRSTU-RSTUV-STUV, W-X-Y-Z and A-B-C..." I remember the Alphabet Chat with Lord Chatterly, R in particular. Man, that radiator had to hurt! I also loved it when Chatterly turned his chair around to the music!
cosmowanda868 5 years ago
My favorite part was when Guy Smiley came on with a dog food commercial!
Jamiepeavler 4 years ago 4
Him talking about the letter "R" was funny, I liked the part when they smashed the radiator on his foot. (OUCH!)
Paulywint 5 years ago
"ooow my foot"...LOL I used to laugh at that part too.
nirrad0791 4 years ago
That had to be painful! Anyone know what that hissing sound was?
Jamiepeavler 4 years ago
these used to scare me like crazy
benatarfan88 5 years ago
I forgot all about Alphabet Chat! I haven't seen this in at least 20 years!! As I type this, I am crying with laughter!! *lmao* I forgot how funny these were and still are! Classic SS at its best!
cocobliss30 5 years ago
YEOOOOWWWWWWWCCCCHHH! That's gotta hurt with that radiator. I hope Lord Chatterly didn't need foot surgery after the show. lol
tpirman1982 5 years ago
THis one is hysterical! Man,Gladys is such a ham I love the whole scene where she claims that she could be a rooster or a rabbit-and the end where she plays a dog!
glowworm2 5 years ago
The female muppet giving the slate announcement orally sounds very much like Miss Piggy to me.
I know that it's because it's Frank Oz.
tpirman1982 5 years ago
I love how he looks at the cow and remembers, "roast beef", then the cow asks for a glass of milk. BTW Screw the rest of the taping, get me to the hospital! My foot's busted!
jbl1975 5 years ago
I wonder if Gladys got offended when Mr. Chatterly mentioned Roast Beef?
culpit 4 years ago
LOL! Gladys the Cow still cracks me up.
Ervicito 5 years ago
I Hope Someone could post the Letters either B,H, or L. I hopw it's L mostly because I haven't seen that one since I was a child.
LordChattely 5 years ago
Can you tell me on what happen with L.
jonnytbird4789 5 years ago
Only thing I remember about the L skit is Chatterly has his longest outraged fit. He starts getting upset and then the music plays and after the music is done he keeps ranting and raving for another 15 seconds before starting to cry again.
snuffereet 3 years ago
That might be the one where he wails, "I'm a poet of some small renown!" Love that part, wish it would turn up!
PandaMishima 2 years ago
I wonder if that's when he was talking about the letter L.
muppetfan33 2 years ago
Maybe, wish it could be posted.
PandaMishima 2 years ago
This was my favourite of the alphabet chats. I like that song, & the whole "classy" atmosphere of these. & poor Chatterly, he should try the decaff.
CanadaFamilyMan 2 years ago
That was indeed the Letter L one. "Why do you let this happen to me? I'm a poet of some small renown! I deserve better!" (Starts crying uncontrollably)
ulij20 1 year ago
@ulij20
I'd love to see that one posted! Anybody got a copy?
PandaMishima 1 year ago
I hope sometime you could post up Letters B, H, or L. I hope it's Letter L I haven't seen that clip since I was a child.
LordChattely 5 years ago
"No, no, no, don't put it there!" Why they didn't do all twenty-six letters of the alphabet is beyond me - these Alphabet Chats are priceless.
Lectronimo 5 years ago
actually i was kidding, i knew that was Guy Smiley, he was my favorite when i was little, in fact the son of a bitch still is
booboo900 5 years ago
To the best of my knowledge, there was no Alphabet Chat for the letter F: only five letters (B, H, L, O, R) ever had Chat clips made about them. This one isn't bad as the series goes; I give it four stars.
ISNorden 5 years ago
And letter p
DRUMMERMAN77 5 years ago
Chatterly is so clearly The Count! Even sounds like him when he lowers his voice!
veevs 5 years ago
Besides the Muppet pattern (and possibly their performer), those characters seem like distant relatives: Both have obsessions (letters vs. numbers), aristocratic backgrounds (lord vs. count), and foreign accents (British vs. East European). Given their differences, though, I'd hesitate to say that one "is" the other.
ISNorden 5 years ago
I meant that the basic muppet is the same.
veevs 5 years ago
True enough: even as a girl, I noticed that some characters had patterns in common. I apologize for getting too analytical, though: no hard feelings?
ISNorden 5 years ago
Heh, notice how Richard Hunt messes up his line when playing Gladys the Cow? It's not the letter A! :)
emcgo 5 years ago
As Lord Chatterly was raging, he yelled a few R words: "Ridiculous", "Rage", "Rabid", etc.
tpirman1982 5 years ago
There's 3 more Alphabet Chat's that need to be uploaded. Where's B,H,or L?
LordChattely 5 years ago
I like the one with the letter L. I heard somewhere that there were two versions of that. In one of them, Cookie Monster opened the window and said, "Listen..." and then looked confused and then left. In the other one, he said that he was looking for a cookie that he'd dropped. I only saw the first one I mentioned, though.
ulij20 5 years ago
The L chat would go on my favorites list as soon as it got uploaded: somehow, Lord Chatterly reciting a highbrow poem about the letter seems more believable than his rattling off lists in categories.
ISNorden 5 years ago
Mr Chatterly of Alphabet Chat is Cool. I believe He also did the Letters L,B,H. I wish someone could post up the Letter L of Alphabet Chat, I haven't seen that one since I was a little boy.
LordChattely 5 years ago
Cool! Thanks for uploading this!
Ffeifanc 5 years ago
who was that yellow muppet at the end?
booboo900 5 years ago
It could be Guy Smiley! He looks like that type of Anything Muppet pattern, and he's voiced by Jim Henson
wilee2005 5 years ago
Wasn't the female muppet in the red shirt voiced by Frank Oz? Sounds like one of his Miss Piggy-style voices to me.
tpirman1982 5 years ago
Yes, it's Frank!
Larynxa 5 years ago
Wasn't there also one with the letter H?
KingSlifer 5 years ago
Anybody got Letters B, F, and L. That's all there is besides O and R.
tpirman1982 5 years ago
I don't think they ever did F. You must have been thinking of H. Anyway, I'm going to post the same sketch again on my profile and I'll post up B too.
jonnytbird4789 5 years ago
If you can try to post up either L or H if you can because I haven't seen L since I was a child?
LordChattely 5 years ago
YEOOOOWWWWWWWCCCCHHH! That's gotta hurt with that radiator. I hope Lord Chatterly didn't need foot surgery after the show. lol
tpirman1982 5 years ago
Check out Gladys the cow deciding to be first a rooster, then a rabbit, then a dog!
benvolio15 5 years ago
I like the intro song :)
StormyCat 5 years ago
Guy Smiley interrupting with the dog food commercial was priceless.
nantosuichoken 5 years ago
It's a liitle darker than what I have. When I post this up on my profile I just thought I'd give you a little warning. At the end of the first theme song, I accidentaly taped a second of it from Dragon Tales. But the rest of it is still good.
jonnytbird4789 5 years ago
Well, could you post yours?
tpirman1982 5 years ago
Yes. I know I waited too long for it but I'm fixing some more technical difficulties with my DVDs and DivX. I'll give you all an update on when I'll post up more videos as promised.
jonnytbird4789 5 years ago