I hadn't seen this since it first aired...i think it's great they tackled the issue of death, rather than just pretending it doesn't happen. Classic TV moment
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If that's about Mr. Hooper, I'm not clicking.
-Jenna
Jenna_Bird Wrote:If that's about Mr. Hooper, I'm not clicking. 
-Jenna
when's the last time you saw that?? i forgot how well done it was
What a wonderful clip. I don't remember seeing that episode when I was a kid.

wow, i would've been 7 around the time that aired, i cant honestly say that i remember that part, but i remember discussing the situation with my parents (around the same time my father's father passed)
thanks for sharing that was extremely well done,
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srb Wrote:This was one of my favourite Sesame Street skits growing up. Just discovered it on Youtube last week while watching videos with my daughter.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2Vfi8_QLiM
no shit! I loved that one.
You guys remember the dude who used to slap letters or numbers on the bald blue guy and then laughed to beat hell? That poor blue guy, he always got the raw deal, like getting Grover for a waiter all the time.
Mr Hooper was a great man...poor muppets...just didn't get it at first.
I'm glad they didn't beat around the bush...kids have the right to know
That clip was really sad, but really well done. What a great show Sesame Street was! I don't remember seeing that when it was on originally, though. Did anyone else notice that a few of the cast seemed to be welling up at the end - their either very good actors, or genuinely moved by it.
On a happier note, I used to love these guys!
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Zenith Wrote:That clip was really sad, but really well done. What a great show Sesame Street was! I don't remember seeing that when it was on originally, though. Did anyone else notice that a few of the cast seemed to be welling up at the end - their either very good actors, or genuinely moved by it.
On a happier note, I used to love these guys! 
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"Yip, yip, yip, yip..."
I did too - but they freaked me out a little...like alot of things on SS....like the chef who would proclaim he was carrying "12 cream pies" and then traumatically tumble down the stairs....or the "Lower-case 'n'" that would get dropped from a spaceship onto a lonely hill and abandoned.
Poor Lower-case 'n'.

Always enjoyed this segment….People in Your Neighborhood
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