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Uploaded by on Feb 18, 2008

Biff helps Salvador Dada with the labels for his paintings. He soon notices a pattern the ends with the last painting. (I bet you've all seen this and know what it is, but it's still a killer)

(Originally posted by ISNorden)

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  • Salvador Dada sure is full of himself, isn't he? He reminds me of all those 'artists' who paint a square and a triangle and call it great art. They come across to me as extremely pretentious. Why does he speak with a French accent, anyway. when Salvador Dali was Spanish? I don't get it either, LOL!

  • Possibly because there were many famous French artists.

  • That's indeed true, too many to name, but I find it funny that they parody one of Spain's most famous painters - as French.

  • That's just part of Sesame Street's odd sense of humor. Like the Pizzaria Dos sketch. The clercks teach Mr. Johnson some Spanish, yet they speak in Italian accents.

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  • Great sketch! I Louvre it.

  • As Edvard Munch would say, it's a scream!

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  • @sesamegirlbelinda Should've called them all different types of soups.

  • @DaveJ721 I think it is just that Biff thinks all the paintings are named after numbers and when he thinks the last one is 5 because of the number of splotches, the painter says it is called Chicken Soup, an irrelevant, funny name. It's like if he called it, "The Lady on the Plane".

  • Night watchman-no eyes. Must be blind.

  • @Jbrangwynne53 Well, I don't know but if he had talked, I could totally hear Frank's voice coming out of him.

  • These "designer artists" could simply cover an entire canvas with plain black paint, calling it "The Black Sea at Midnight" -- charging thousands or even millions for their so-called "works of art"! (LOL!)

  • I love the way they dance at the end. It's Sesame Street at its silliest. :D

  • Favorite sketch!

  • @2:22

    whered ya go?

    hahaha that kind of thing always cracks me up.

  • @bbtalk27

    I was thinking about that too! It is very amusing how "Sesame Street" mixes things up like that!

  • what happened to the blue collar characters? i hate elmo and all the other irrelevant new puppets that make children dumber.

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