Despite what Ruby implies about teddy bears being feminine, I'd say that most preschoolers (boy or girl) like stuffed animals equally. A "gendered" costume or decoration might make them think of teddies differently--my little brother kept a plush Smokey for years--but otherwise, I'd guess that few kids young enough for Sesame Street say "Yuck, only a girl sleeps with a bear!"
Well, Sesame Street was all about education...and it really played a huge role in molding kids at a very fundamental level. We're now in the second generation (third?) after Sesame Street first aired. I can't imagine what kind of person I may have become if I hadn't grown up with it.
from the way sesame street portrays these plays and things in monsterpiece theater it would probably make little kids wanna see the real musicals, but since they'd be too young to get what's going on they'd probably be dissappointed
I remember when i was 3-4 i wanted a remote control car and my brother was 1-2 and wanted a play tea-set for christmas, and my great aunt being unsure about it until she saw how happy we were with them
Great i remember this sketch because it was one of the first sketches on Sesame Street that taught people that its okay for litle kids to go outside the gender roles and sex sterotypes such as girls always have to play with dolls and boys always have to play with trucks; it is one of the leassons that was taught and was similar to the 1972 television speical Free To Be You and Me.
Holy Heck, I think I forgot this one, but then I heard it a bit, and it came right back to me. This is why I love YouTube, thanks for uploading, and for bringing one more thing from my childhood back :)
That statement of "I love what they were trying to do, BUT..." is funny and really popular... because while many of us appreciate Sesame Street feminism, we question the reality and parental judgment of kids sleeping with toy trucks.
Poor girl...I support feminism, but not hugging toy trucks in bed (those things have sharp edges and parts that could choke a toddler if the truck broke). Cool song parody anyhow--five stars!
My parents were way ahead of their time. When I was 2, they gave me a Playskool workbench (which they then took away for a while when my brother was born & I used the little hammer on his little head). When I was 3, my dad gave me a lime-green Buddy-L dump truck (which I still have, since it's one of my favourite colours)!
Dopey.
MondoBeno 5 months ago
She sleeps with her truck?
lawknoxville 5 months ago 2
Guys playing with dolls is hella gay
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gatjjadkaa 1 year ago
Despite what Ruby implies about teddy bears being feminine, I'd say that most preschoolers (boy or girl) like stuffed animals equally. A "gendered" costume or decoration might make them think of teddies differently--my little brother kept a plush Smokey for years--but otherwise, I'd guess that few kids young enough for Sesame Street say "Yuck, only a girl sleeps with a bear!"
hoopersghost 1 year ago
@hoopersghost I miss Ruby, Camille Bonora gave her a cute voice, anyone see Herry and Ruby becoming a couple?
muppetlover16 6 months ago
Me present musical Guys and Dolls
It all about Guys and their Dolls
So now, Guys and Dolls.
What did you say this play was about?
athull08 1 year ago 4
Well, Sesame Street was all about education...and it really played a huge role in molding kids at a very fundamental level. We're now in the second generation (third?) after Sesame Street first aired. I can't imagine what kind of person I may have become if I hadn't grown up with it.
gearshift35 2 years ago 7
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does that mean that the blue guy is gay and and the girl likes other girls lol?
soadrocks4 2 years ago
Love how this is breaking down traditional gender stereotypes.
SaimDI 2 years ago 7
from the way sesame street portrays these plays and things in monsterpiece theater it would probably make little kids wanna see the real musicals, but since they'd be too young to get what's going on they'd probably be dissappointed
zitalee2 2 years ago
I grew up watching the film version of Guys and Dolls.
anemone9 2 years ago 2
@anemone9 sweet!!
zitalee2 2 years ago
Amazing how this can still be entertaining after all the years since you've watched the show.
ErichoTTA 2 years ago 4
Firstly I thought Cookie wants to eat the doll...XD But that would be to scary for little children... :)
avelvetvamp92 2 years ago 2
Most teenagers like to play teddy bears. xD
petermullinvideos 2 years ago 4
i prefer sesame street the best show of our lives-tori
deanster57 2 years ago
Herry and Ruby are both really cute. And so is Cookie, to a certain extent. :)
mr3urious 2 years ago 4
Love Jim Hensen...............love the messages in his work. Rest In Peace
80sKid4ever 2 years ago 14
Subtle adult humor there
jmkeller 2 years ago 4
Classic!!!
Desdemona1564 2 years ago 2
I remember Harry, but who was the Yellow Female Monster?
cesariojpn 3 years ago
It was Ruby. Whatever happened to her?
TonyDuMont 3 years ago 2
I remember when i was 3-4 i wanted a remote control car and my brother was 1-2 and wanted a play tea-set for christmas, and my great aunt being unsure about it until she saw how happy we were with them
moogle301 3 years ago 5
My favorite "Monsterpiece Theather" sketch. I'm doing the play, and tonight is the opening show!! :D
teenangel93 3 years ago
Howd the show go?
HulkamaniacBrandon 3 years ago
it was awesome!! I'm getting the dvd this week!! =D
teenangel93 3 years ago
And who did you play?
Garrettk41 3 years ago
a missionary gal (church person) and a movie star in the runyonland (opening) scene. I'd had a solo in that part!! :D
teenangel93 3 years ago
Neat.
Garrettk41 3 years ago
hahaha koolness
shinyglass 3 years ago 2
I was sort of expecting Cookie to eat the doll...haha that might be too dark.
CCpolitico 3 years ago
I was saying aloud to myself, "Oh no. He's going to eat the doll. Is he going to eat the doll? Don't eat the doll, Cookie!"
graphicviolins 3 years ago 3
Great i remember this sketch because it was one of the first sketches on Sesame Street that taught people that its okay for litle kids to go outside the gender roles and sex sterotypes such as girls always have to play with dolls and boys always have to play with trucks; it is one of the leassons that was taught and was similar to the 1972 television speical Free To Be You and Me.
Nightmastercool97 3 years ago 13
@Nightmastercool97 yeah. Funny that people assume it's a message about gay children, when it's really just gender issues.
Muppephile 10 months ago
cool! i'm doing the play soon! :)
Its one of fav monsterpiece skecth! :)
teenangel93 3 years ago 2
I was replying to lizzykat2 and Futuramaooy
1Mudkip88 3 years ago
I almost spit up my water. After being in guys and dolls, this was a much appreciated video!
buck2576 3 years ago 3
Who did you play?
Garrettk41 2 years ago
Bahaha,'guys and dolls' the musical is awsome, but this rocks it's ass.
thisissotardo 4 years ago 2
oh...they're canceling cookie monster! =(
dramadominique 4 years ago 5
I REMEMBER THIS ONE!!! I LOVE THIS!!! 5 stars
teenangel93 4 years ago 4
Wow that's funny, I remember sleeping with my stuffed black and wite puppy.
bqrass276 4 years ago
I remeber that
lizzykat2 4 years ago 2
Holy Heck, I think I forgot this one, but then I heard it a bit, and it came right back to me. This is why I love YouTube, thanks for uploading, and for bringing one more thing from my childhood back :)
Futuramaooy 4 years ago 6
I think it's cool don't you
lizzykat2 4 years ago 2
me too YouTube rocks
cause if I need help with a video game someone on YouTube always has the answer
Long Live YouTube!
1Mudkip88 3 years ago
Geez, Cookie Monster speaks even lower when he is being super sweet to his doll!!
brightbite 4 years ago 3
This Is A Great Skit. It shouldn't Been Some Girls Really Like To Play Action Figures like Me.
acrobatdog 4 years ago
I would've preferred the original Union Jack version or one with the extended Library intro, but this will do.
wiley207 4 years ago
That statement of "I love what they were trying to do, BUT..." is funny and really popular... because while many of us appreciate Sesame Street feminism, we question the reality and parental judgment of kids sleeping with toy trucks.
fluffyqueer 4 years ago
Ruby rocks. Zoe stinks!
And who doesn't love Herry?
I'm glad this one is back up.
Garrettk41 4 years ago 3
Poor girl...I support feminism, but not hugging toy trucks in bed (those things have sharp edges and parts that could choke a toddler if the truck broke). Cool song parody anyhow--five stars!
ISNorden 4 years ago
My parents were way ahead of their time. When I was 2, they gave me a Playskool workbench (which they then took away for a while when my brother was born & I used the little hammer on his little head). When I was 3, my dad gave me a lime-green Buddy-L dump truck (which I still have, since it's one of my favourite colours)!
OofusTwillip 4 years ago 2
Wow, Herry keeps lots of cool stufff in his bed! :P
austinmuppet 4 years ago