Kermit teaches some, more and most with jars of jellybeans, which Cookie Monster proceeds to eat. Kermit attempts to talk about the letter K again, when Cookie Monster comes by. Daily Popular: Sponsored links: In 1972, Sesame Street had lots of segments with the Muppets interacting with real life kids. New season of Sesame Street premiering Monday Sept 26th 2011! Kermit tests two blindfolded monsters and aks them which number they're feeling. Kermit demonstrates big, bigger and biggest as the camera zooms in on him. Two different takes of this sketch were used on the show. and knocking Chris out unconscious. Kermit's amazed that Grover can carry the long ladder by himself, but then sees that Grover is on both ends. He wants them all! K lecture. (Check local listings. Big Bird has trouble skating, but a little girl gives him a hand, and he ends up doing very well. [citation needed] He shows that a boy has grown some carrots because he has a hoe, a watering can, and a bunch of carrots. Elmo's Musical Adventure: Peter and the Wolf, Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Disappearing Clues, Hold Tight, Hold Tight (Want Some Seafood Mama), https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Muppets_eating_other_Muppets?oldid=1362506. Kermit is upset, until he tastes one of them, and he joins Cookie Monster in finishing off the rest! Cookie Monster, still unnamed, made his Sesame Street debut in the first episode, interfering with Kermit the Frog's "famous W lecture" by eating a model "W" bit by bit. Part 2: Kermit then changes the lecture to one about little and big with different-sized monsters: Frank and Harold... but he also meets Splurge. It is not a part of me, because I am a frog." He helps Kermit with his demonstration by passing the tissue paper through Kermit. The ending of Kermit's More-and-Less lecture. Kermit discusses feet, and is assisted by a pair of human feet. Kermit explains how to read crosswalk signals in order to cross the street. Cookie Monster strolls through the street, when he spots a delicious-looking bowl of fruit. Kermit demonstrates to the viewer how your neck moves to different positions without moving your body, and how you'd have to move your body at different positions without your neck. Kermit and Cookie Monster demonstrate what it is to be happy, angry and sad. Bob holds Cookie Monster back and reminds him that he promised not to eat anything in the museum. He turns it into an "N," a "V," and finally an "I," to Kermit's frustration. 1 Pageant sketches 2 Featured pageants 3 Pageants in other media 4 See also Let's Make a FaceEpisode 0711 Prairie directs the cast in a pageant about the face. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. He discovers Big Bird baking cookies and when he's told they're for Granny Bird, dresses up as her to steal them. After Kermit scolds Cookie Monster and lightly threatens to "teach a lesson", a gang of creepy monsters start surrounding poor Kermit in a threatening manner. Kermit tells Cookie as he reaches each part when he turns the pages. The sign keeps changing throughout his demonstration, so he gets frustrated and says no one will show how to cross the street. Kermit talks about horns as a film of animals with horns plays behind him. [8], This segment was taped on January 3, 1986 and directed by Emily Squires. Finally, Cookie karate-chops the K. This segment was taped on January 8, 1970. Grover helps Kermit show the number 5 using blocks, but Grover doesn't know how many to get (he can't count to 5). Cookie Monster tries eating them too, but hurts his mouth. and the word drives up to him. Part 2: Kermit attempts to talk about the letter K again, but the top half of the K collapses. Kermit talks about K words (including his name), while having Cookie Monster display the items he's mentioning. The segment was taped on October 3, 1969 and directed by Neil Smith. ", Kermit and Cookie Monster Describe a Telephone. The hand gradually becomes more aggressive with Kermit in demonstrating, but the two eventually make up by shaking hands. Episode 0044. When he looks at a painting, he feels happy. He explains paintings aren't for eating, they're to look at. Part 3: Kermit attempts to talk about the letter K again, when Cookie Monster comes by. Kermit talks about the letter Z, but it turns up and becomes an N. Kermit tries to explain the difference between "happy" and "sad", two emotions which Elmo displays while trying to get Kermit to play with him. Part 1: Kermit attempts to talk about the letter K, but it falls off the wall. Kermit tries to demonstrate what round is, with the help of. The first part is unsettling with Cookie Monster trying to eat Kermit. Kermit talks about his favorite subject: frogs. For later sketches, a "slit" in the second Muppet's mouth was made so the eaten Muppet could be pulled through and, if necessary, performed from inside the second Muppet after being "eaten". Kermit attempts to demonstrate between with two poles, which are actually mops held by. Funniest Cookie Monster moment ever! He points out that some people have hair on their heads, while others have it on their faces. The title song from Don't Eat the Pictures begins with Cookie Monster and his human friend, Bob McGrath in front of Still Life with Ham, a painting by Philippe Rousseau which Cookie Monster tries to devour. A monster eats a sophisticated piece of technology. Kermit has a big box that he wants the monster to get inside, but the monster can't seem to grasp the concept of IN ... he gets beside the box, on the box, and under the box. He wears a smoking jacket and holds a pipe which he usually ends up eating. Cookie Monster gets his choice of the piles, but he doesn't want "some", "more", or even "most". The segments are loosely based on classic literature, plays, films, and TV shows. Bob holds an American bullfrog and asks Kermit to talk about frogs. Instead, Cookie offers other alternatives, ultimately choosing to go around it. Kermit talks about hands, with some assistance from a human hand. ... Kermit the Frog tries to sing the alphabet song with a girl named Joey, but she keeps teasing him... Flixxy editors search the internet daily, to find the very best videos for you: SELECTION: From over 300,000 … He carries a giant sandwich... while Grover picks up a helium balloon, which carries him away! The Sesame Street Book of People and Things, https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Kermit%27s_Lectures?oldid=1345223, Cookie Monster drinks both of Kermit's glasses of milk, which he was going to use to explain "more" and "less". New episodes weekday mornings on PBS! Kermit has Grover help him demonstrate up and down by having Grover climb UP a sky-high flight of stairs -- while Kermit takes the elevator to the top. Ever since the early days of Sam and Friends and Muppet commercials, there has been a long tradition of Muppet characters eating each other. Kermit is about to talk about the letter R, until Cookie Monster karate chops one of the legs off, turning it into a P. When Kermit threatens to tell the monster's mommy, Cookie reassembles the broken letter back to the letter "R". In a two-part segment, Kermit teaches "some", "more", and "most" with jellybeans and marbles in jars. He wonders what kind of surprise he's in store for, such as a scare from a monster or being hit with a pie. [4], This sketch was taped on December 8, 1983 and directed by David Heeley. (This was done on a chroma-key background). puppy attacks kermit and elmo. Episode 0022. Grover gets worn out and asks to switch places, and then they demonstrate by tickling each other. Stay focused. [5], This segment was taped December 5, 1983 and directed by Lisa Simon. Kermit plans to talk about the letter F, but Beautiful Day Monster delivers an E instead, so he fixes it by using an ax and chopping off the bottom line of the E to make it look like an F. Kermit uses a radio to demonstrate "soft". Through the years of Sesame Street, Kermit the Frog has done many lectures about various objects and concepts. Cookie Monster! Kermit tries to talk about subtraction with the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, but they keep disappearing one by one, which makes it hard for him ... or does it? After Kermit's lecture ends, the feet refuse to leave, so Kermit decides to tickle them. Kermit chides Cookie Monster for ruining his lesson. Closely identified with the show, Kermit usually appeared as a lecturer on simple topics, a straight man to another Muppet foil (usually Grover, Herry Monster or Cookie Monster), or a news reporter interviewing storybook characters for Sesame Street News. Kermit watches some live bears do exercises. Cookie then tries to eat his painting, but Alan halts him once more. Grover carries heavy objects, and Kermit carries light objects. He enters through the X, which opens like a door, and then the word TAXI takes off down the line. Cookie Monster gives Kermit a kiss, then exits. Kermit adds that feet can also trip over things. Kermit talks about walls and gets trapped by four walls that surround him. See Gikow, p. 155, for a visual representation of … Then he counts the four chicks. Cookie Monster tries to eat Guy Smiley in a bakery segment when he thinks that he is the thing Guy told him that's eatable and rhymes with "buy" According to Kermit, "Hair is a part of you. [2], This segment was taped on March 5, 1970. A Muppet monster would drag Kermit off the wall and then re-appear making a chewing motion, creating the illusion that Kermit was eaten whole. Kermit comes across the word "Telephone", spells it, and then teaches the word to the viewer. To demonstrate "through", Kermit tries to get Cookie Monster to run through a piece of tissue paper. Susan and the kids observe a live chicken and her baby chicks. Kermit tries to explain the difference between two balls, but they keep changing to make themselves the same. In 2005, Sesame Street focused its 36th season on healthy eating habits and featured a song called "A Cookie Is a Sometimes Food." Kermit plays a sorting game with squares and circles, until Cookie Monster arrives and takes a bite out of the shapes. Kermit talks about hair. Part 2: The W starts to walk as Kermit talks about it. I could write a whole separate post on Fraggles but right now I’m trying to keep it to Sesame Street. Wilkins Coffee: A dog-lion beast eats Wontkins. Kermit talks about "top" and "bottom" using a stack of boxes Grover carries. Kermit has him go back and forth bringing one until there is five. This is one of the favorites! Cookie Monster eats the most marbles in the jar and hurts his mouth. To his dismay, a group of monsters keeps going out the In door. Often, his lectures went awry, due to the bad assistance of other characters in the skits. [6], This segment was taped on November 29, 1984 and directed by David Heeley. ... Me once tried to eat it, but we found out the hard way. Kermit has been instructed to discuss surprises. The opening features the inhabitants of Sesame Street enjoying an ice skating party. Kermit tries to present a lecture about the letter B, but Cookie Monster eats the bottom of the B and turns it into an R. Kermit talks about the R, but then Cookie Monster snacks some more, and makes it a P. Kermit tries to go on, but the monster keeps eating, making it into an F, and then an I, and then nothing at all. January 23, 2021 Uncategorized 0. How big is your cookie collection? His wife … But you might be surprised to learn their backstories, their missions, and the inspiration for each of them. And in the second part, the W becomes sentient and attacks a struggling Kermit. (. Kermit and Cookie Monster demonstrate the idea of "some, more and most" using three piles of cookies, each one bigger than the one before. Computer Science Engineering Coffee Break Machine: Luncheon Counter Monster eats the, Leo and the Monster: Luncheon Counter Monster threatens to eat. Most of his lectures had him sitting on top of a brick wall or standing behind one. Cookie Monster and Ernie: During Ernie 's naptime, Cookie Monster tries to steal and eat Ernie's pillow by distracting him with a bell. "All in all, it's a good thing we have our necks," he says. Grover does things for a long time while Kermit does things for a short time. Wilkins Coffee: A black spider-like monster eats Wontkins. Big Mean Carl invites some scrumptious rabbits to "Stand By Me". Disgusted, Kermit complains that he didn’t want to teach "empty", and asks who can talk about the word "full". Kermit talks about clues. Kermit describes the times it is appropriate to use the In and Out doors. First up, Cookie Monster eating a cookie. Some of the monsters besides Cookie were. [10], This segment was taped on November 21, 1986 and directed by Jon Stone.[11]. Kermit and Two-Headed Monster on Listening, Kermit explains the importance of listening, using the. Kermit explains how a weather calendar works, with Cookie Monster's assistance. Film. The balls are large and yellow with colorful stripes. Kermit teaches "full" with a full glass of milk until Cookie Monster drinks it all (with a straw). Steve Whitmire as Kermit the Frog (New Material) … This cockroach, I mean what can you say? Stay focused. Next, he confirms that a man has built a birdhouse because of his wood, paint, and carpenter's tools. A chick hatches out of one egg, so he counts the three eggs -- then two, then one. He is loyal and loves to talk without using contractions in his words, saying things like, "I am Grover, I am your waiter, and I am here to … It's not edible way have the 123 building are in here. [3], This segment was taped on September 17, 1971 and directed by Jim Henson. Kermit gets angry when Cookie Monster eats the happy face that Kermit provided, Cookie Monster feels sad when Kermit threatens to tell Cookie's mommy what he did, and that makes Kermit happy because he was able to do his demonstration without the tasty styrofoam faces. Then Cookie Monster breaks into song, with angelic choral … At the mention of "desserts" at the end, Cookie eats the cookbook. Bert falls victim to the antics of Ernie, Cookie Monster, and The Count as they play ice hockey with one of his shoes as the puck, clown around while barrel jumping, play a practical joke on him, and make him very dizzy in a ga… This was no exception when Sesame Street premiered in 1969 where the frog became a significant presence all while continuing to appear in other Muppet projects. [7], This segment was taped on January 2, 1986 and directed by Richard Hunt. lol So … He pours the contents of a watering can for rain, for wind, blew a few blows of air for wind. Kermit talks about the word "Taxi." ( First: Episode 0035) SCENE 5. [9], This segment was taped on October 24, 1986 and directed by Jon Stone. Kermit tells off Cookie Monster, until he learns that he wants to help him. Kermit asks Grover to use ladders to demonstrate the difference between short and long. Cast. Alan stops him, pointing out he's using it as for his painting. When he notices, Kermit talks about the capital and small G, with the assistance of. ... Kermit. Kermit tells Cookie to place them on the right spot on the weather map. Kermit the Frog as Big Bird Slim Wilson as Bob Rizzo the Rat as Elmo Sam the Eagle as Oscar the Grouch Spamela Hamderson as Gina David Hoggselhoff as Mike Wayne as Gordon Mildred Huxtetter as Maria Fozzie Bear as Snuffy Gonzo as Telly Monster Flash as Alex Bobo the Bear as Mr. Handford Wanda as Susan Penguins as Honkers Beaker as Dinger Ronald Duck as Duck … Kermit asks what sound sunshine makes, Cookie Monster devours the sun symbol. As he leaves, the sign sprouts legs and crosses on its own. When Kermit insults Cookie Monster, several of Cookie Monster's monster pals gang up on Kermit, prompting him to point out that now there are more monsters and less frogs. Grover gets tired, and asks Kermit if he can carry something light for a change. Finally, he reveals why he can't get in the box, because. Sesame Street In Episode 0001, a yet unnamed Cookie Monster tries to eat Kermit (by his frog leg) after devouring the letter "W" in his lecture. Even Cookie Monster himself can't deny the similarity. A monster (. Elmo loudly insists on helping Kermit demonstrate the difference, and Kermit manages to get Elmo to whisper as they talk about being quiet. Kermit obliges. After describing how a taxi works, a small Muppet calls "taxi!" Meanwhile Cookie Monster describes the same telephone and adds that it is delicious. In the process, he falls off his mushroom. [33], Fozzie Bear is portrayed as Kermit's best friend—a fact reiterated by Kermit in Before You … But if you have hair all over your body (like. The W starts a war, which it wins. After completing the weather map, Cookie decides to produce sounds of the weather. Other Muppets. Kermit talks about "same" by showing two identical rectangles. Plot. Kermit describes a black rotary dial telephone that is skinny in the middle, has a round base, and a big circle with a lot of little circles, and has cords at the back. Kermit counts the hand's fingers and lists off various things it can do. Monsterpiece Theater is hosted by Alistair Cookie, Cookie Monster trying his best to look like Alistair Cooke. Kermit and Cookie Monster demonstrate what it is to be happy, angry and sad. ... Grover likes to help, and he tries his hardest. Kermit sighs, "Well, I guess that's the end of the book. Taken a clip from the SNL audition tape, Cookie Monster devours a chocolate chip treat that he is notorious for doing. You know Kermit, Bert and Ernie, Cookie Monster, and the rest of the Sesame Street gang. In "The Glow-Worm" sketch, which Jim Henson performed on many variety shows in the 1960s, Kermit the Frog would sit on a wall, eating passing worms. While they hold on to the banister for support, Kermit tries to think of ideas to get out of the wind. Kermit teaches Grover to read his sign with "NO" written on it. Beginning, Middle and End with a Cookbook, Kermit describes the beginning, middle and end using a cookbook, with assistance from Cookie Monster. This Kermit is a knitting pattern, but I had to include it because it’s AWESOME. Exhausted, Grover faints and rolls DOWN the staircase. Kermit gets angry when Cookie Monster eats the happy face that Kermit provided, Cookie Monster feels sad when Kermit threatens to tell Cookie's mommy what he did, and that makes Kermit happy because he was able to do his demonstration without the tasty styrofoam faces. Because of course. Kermit and Grover demonstrate the difference between heavy and light. [1], This segment was taped on January 22, 1970. The surprise instead comes from a young girl, who gives him some flowers. Cookie Monster eats one of them, making them different. He then tries to eat Kermit. — Cookie Monster (@MeCookieMonster) February 6, 2019 Find out what the children’s TV icon really thinks of internet cookies, duets and Kermit the Frog in the cutest selection of responses below. When an. Cookie Monster destroys Kermit's rectangle, explaining: "It's a wreck, and it's a tangle!". Kermit demonstrates between by using a ping-pong ball, a donut, and a. Kermit and a monster (proto-Grover) count nine blocks. Kermit counts four eggs. Kermit talks about rectangles. However, due to living a somewhat different life than normal frogs, what Kermit says about frogs is somewhat incorrect; for example, Kermit believes that frogs eat fried chicken and pizza, and live in apartment houses. Kermit attempts to demonstrate how to use a telephone with the help of. Kermit talks about the word "in," and a monster (proto-Grover) wants to help him teach. Cookie becomes curious about the cookbook's contents and asks what is in each part. Elmo loudly interrupts Kermit's demonstration of "quiet" and "loud". As the feet exit, a crash is heard offscreen. Kermit is being awarded the Frog of the Year award, presented by Grover.Grover first recites a long poem about frogs, which introduces various Kermit the Frog segments from Sesame Street, while being interrupted by the Three Little Pigs, who are there because Kermit introduced them twice on Sesame Street News.. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Kermit replaces them with jars of marbles.

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