Sesame Street - Monsterpiece Theater - Howard's end

[toplaycool21]

This is a very high-brow spoof. A lot of kids will not know about British stuff like A Room with a View, Brief Encounter, The 39 Steps, or A Passage to India. But it is educational because many British works are very good to see and read about.

[Digilady99]

Doesn't the woman narrating sound a lot like Bernadette Peters? To me she does. I wonder who it was. Anyone know please comment back. VERY CLEVER SEGMENT!!! :)

[NaiTaiDai]

I'd just remember Howard, PERIOD! Wouldn't you?

[finnishminnow]

I remember seeing this one in Spanish.

[HealingAngel]

Allistair Cookie was my favourite Sesame St character when I was a kid. He's a legend lol :P

[Noraschool9]

I know this one when I was little! :)

[FlaviaR]

Too many comedy shows could take a lesson from Sesame Street on how to make something funny without running it into the ground.... This was just perfect!

[ReevaInari]

"Howard" makes a cameo appearance in the 3rd season of The Muppet Show.

I have to say I liked this when I was younger. If you meet a rattlesnake named Howard, you BETTER remember him!

[Minfire]

I thought "Howard's End" ment "the death to Howard", not "Howard's rear end"?

[Angie2343]

@Minfire They're poking fun at that.

[apoloniarose]

@Minfire 'Howard's End' was actually the name of a house/small country estate in which the story revolved around.

[mrhorgan]

I think I remember this Monsterpiece Theatre skit when I was younger. The cookie Allistair Cookie eats at the end makes it familiar, haha.

[KingSlifer]

You gotta love Alisair's sarcasm.

[jonnytbird]

About my last comment. I mispelled something. You can get rid of that one and let me restate what I originally posted. I've always seen this.

[ISNorden]

A "Monsterpiece Theater" I've never seen before--thanks for posting! :)