Classic Sesame Street - The 2-headed Monster has the hiccups

This is probably one of their first appearances.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Classic
• Sesame
• Street
• Muppets
• Jerry
• Nelson
• Richard
• Hunt
• Two
• Headed
• Monster
• 1980's

[Jedinerf]

this is genius. All the Sesame Street stuff is!

[QuesterLEJ]

I had forgotten how, at the end of the skit, the left-hand monster's hiccup serves as the last "note" of the "Here we go again!" clarinet ditty. You won't see that kind of humor on the show now. *sigh*

[gregsvoice666]

Why does the one with the beard remind me of Tommy Chong?

[CelesteK]

Do you have the one of Herry singing Two Heads Are Better Than One?

[laurajackson18]

I love the way they look at each other at 1:52 LOL

[afriendofbean]

As the monster on the left (with the light beard and horns pointing down) was trying to get rid of the hiccups from the monster on the right (with the dark beard and horns pointing up), he did give him a drink and made him hold his breathe which were two ways to get rid of hiccups but, he didn't try to give the monster a good scare/surprise which is another way to get rid of hiccups.

[BeNGALi4LFE]

if a baby was exposed to only their language would s/he be able to speak it? i miss the two headed monsters wen they had their wown scene nowadays u will only see them on "journey to ernie"

[EliJBrown]

well. Right head controls the right half of the body and Left he controls the left half of the body

[EliJBrown]

I knew right head would get the hiccups after left's had gone

[afriendofbean]

On the google website, type in YouTube - The Two-Headed Monsters Spell Feet and then you will be able to see this skit. Unfortunately, the skit starts at the spot where the monsters already finished spelling the word "Feet" and the feet come on screen.