is there any way at all to get the bedtime story & songs on dvd or some kind of digital format? i had a vhs copy years ago but i'm sure it's all mouldy by now. would really like to keep a copy for when i have kids.
This and "G - Grover, G - George" are two of my favorites. Of all time. Thank you Jim Henson & Frank Oz... and all of the amazing puppeteers on Sesame Street. And thanks also to all of the incredible singers & songwriters. Peace. xo
I have always adored this skit. To think such a lovely lullaby almost went unused. And I too cannot understand the logic behind remaking it - after all how many kids watching Sesame Street today would know who Herry is?
Monsters and "wubba wubba" go a long way back on Sesame Street, judging by this clip... :-) Imagine losing a classic like this, though--now THAT is scary!
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is there any way at all to get the bedtime story & songs on dvd or some kind of digital format? i had a vhs copy years ago but i'm sure it's all mouldy by now. would really like to keep a copy for when i have kids.
raiyonde 3 weeks ago
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raiyonde 3 weeks ago
SO CUTE! Especially when the screen fills with balloons at the end.
verkaforever 3 months ago
CTW for the win!
stinkydo0d 4 months ago
Thank you a zillion times over for this. My favorite of all time.
rcktmanil 5 months ago
This and "G - Grover, G - George" are two of my favorites. Of all time. Thank you Jim Henson & Frank Oz... and all of the amazing puppeteers on Sesame Street. And thanks also to all of the incredible singers & songwriters. Peace. xo
nessamaine 6 months ago
I'm surprised that Rubber Duckie wasn't the first thing Ernie mentioned liking...then again, that wouldn't have made such a lovely finale. :-)
ISNorden 6 months ago
I have always adored this skit. To think such a lovely lullaby almost went unused. And I too cannot understand the logic behind remaking it - after all how many kids watching Sesame Street today would know who Herry is?
sparklekit23 6 months ago
I can remember seeing this and sometimes they woudln't show the complete street sceene.
I'm even suprised it anded with a cricket chirping, let alone the screen is blank when we hear it.
MIKECNW 10 months ago
@MIKECNW This came from a home video, so the blank screen is part of my editing on it.
MarshalGrover 9 months ago
As usual your uploads are amazing MarshalGrover. Thank you for sharing classic Sesame Street! :)
Sonofmothernature 10 months ago
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Imagine how surprise everyone will be next morning to see baloons all over Sesame Street!
1RichardHunt 10 months ago
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1RichardHunt 10 months ago
Monsters and "wubba wubba" go a long way back on Sesame Street, judging by this clip... :-) Imagine losing a classic like this, though--now THAT is scary!
hoopersghost 10 months ago
If Ernie heard Grover's "Monster in the Mirror", he'd go into a real panic.
Garrettk41 10 months ago 2
That was very cool.
antsamthompson9 10 months ago
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1RichardHunt 11 months ago
Now here's a true Sesame Street classic far better than the remake. And that montage of falling balloons is perfect for making one feel peaceful.
Garrettk41 11 months ago
@Garrettk41 Can't understnd why they musr remake these.
MIKECNW 8 months ago
@MIKECNW I think the look of the street at the end is one reason.
MarshalGrover 8 months ago
@MarshalGrover Well still, it doesn't mean they should remake it.
MIKECNW 8 months ago
@MIKECNW Maybe they felt kids would go restless at the ending montage. Kids have shorter attention spans nowadays.
Garrettk41 8 months ago
@Garrettk41 Your reply doesn't make any sense.
MIKECNW 8 months ago
@MIKECNW No, it makes complete sense.
MarshalGrover 8 months ago
3:37 is the best music ever to appear on "Sesame Street." Peace.
MuzikJunkyAES 11 months ago
I can tell by the cricket chirping at the end you got this from "Bedtime Stories and Songs".
Either way, I vote this as THE greatest SST moment of all time.
GroverKent 11 months ago
Guided meditation with Ernie and Bert. =)
brightbite 11 months ago