<p>[Vote</a> For The Best Sesame Ever! - Sesame Street](<a href=“http://www.sesamestreet.org/onair/history/vote]Vote”>http://www.sesamestreet.org/onair/history/vote)</p>
<p>Hilarity, and a few tugs at the heartstrings (Things That I remember). Trip down memory lane.</p>
<p>Thanks for the link, SlitheyTove. Lots of good choices there, but it’s a little heavy on the newer clips.* Given what’s here, I’d narrow it down to two. It’s hard to pick between Bill Irwin and the yip-yip Martians.</p>
<p>But where’s “Dance Myself to Sleep”? Or “Five People in My Family”? “Air Air Air”? “Batty Bat”? “Captain Vegetable”? There’s not nearly enough from the Joe Raposo/Jeff Moss/Christopher Cerf years. </p>
<p>And I’d need “I Don’t Want to Live on the Moon” and “One Small Voice” for the heartstrings tugging.</p>
<p>It just makes me want more. Thank goodness for YouTube.</p>
<p>*Duh. That would be because it’s a vote for the best of the '90s.</p>
<p>My favorite (made in the 80’s, but in heavy rotation in the early 90’s) was “Put Down the Duckie”. Jeremy Irons, along with many other celebs, sings and dances!</p>
<p>We still watch the Christmas one EVERY year…and our kids are 21 and almost 25.</p>
<p>My24 year old D LOVES the Christmas one! She has taken the VHS tape and guards it because it can’t be replaced, the new(er) DVD cuts out some of the scenes. Also, it lacks the vintage commercials.</p>
<p>Harriet, “I Don’t Want to Live On The Moon” is my all-time fave too.</p>
<p>How fun! Thanks!</p>
<p>Harriet! “Dance Myself to Sleep!” Absolutely a favorite, and I hadn’t thought of it in, what, maybe 18 years or so. And yet I remember, “I dance myself to sleep, wearin’ our jammies, I dance myself to sleep, and thank you lambies” :D</p>
<p>I love Sesame Street (and the Muppets … of course). Does anyone remember “Monster in the Mirror” and the one with Itzak Perlman. I think that’s where my D got her love of music. We still watch all of the Muppet Christmas specials some of which include the gang from sesame street every Christmas as a family tradition.</p>
<p>My son could sing (still) just about all the words to Monster In The Mirror - I remember him looking it up on Itunes not too long ago - he’s 17. :)</p>