For my 300th post on this channel, here's the classic skit from 1975 where Grover (Frank Oz) demonstrates the difference between near and far. This is one of those segments that people always seem...
For my 300th post on this channel, here's the classic skit from 1975 where Grover (Frank Oz) demonstrates the difference between near and far. This is one of those segments that people always seem to remember clearly, regardless of how many years ago they last saw it.
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This is one of my favorite Sesame St. skits. Grover is the best! Grover reminds me of the teachers I had who were always yelling, running up and down the classroom, practically panting by the end of the class. I always loved those classes 100x more than the teachers who sat at the desk and had us work out of a textbook.
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He's on the top of my People I Want To Hug list.