I used to be terrified of the Yip Yips. You know yip yip uh huh uh huh! Now they are hilarious but everyone who knows about my fears make fun of me for it

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Mahna Mahna! Love that song! Do, do, do-do-do, mahna mahna, do, do, do, do, mahna mahna,…..
Also, I used to love Mr. Snufalupagus.

My son has the Ernie and insists he must have all of these sets.

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I loved the Ladybugs’ Picnic song. Still can sing it after all these years.

My favorite Sesame Street memory is when my daughter was still preschool aged and watched Sesame Street everyday. She would get a spoonful of peanut butter to lick on as a snack. The cat sat right beside her the entire time because he knew that when Samantha had eaten her share of the peanut butter, he would get the rest. It was so funny watching the cat lick peanut butter off the spoon just like he was watching Sesame Street and eating peanut butter for a snack. Boy, did that cat ever love peanut butter.

My favorite sesame street memory is my little brother singing the rubber duckie song

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Grover was my favorite as a child. My 7 year old son was never interested in Sesame Street, but my 22 month old daughter loves it. We watch sesame street every day at 10am. I can’t wait to take her to the Strong Museum in Rochester to show her the huge Sesame exhibit. They have the stoop. =)

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Big Bird.

I just loved to watch my son sitting in front of the tv in his infant seat watching the show…this is 34 years ago..would love to win this for his little daughter…thanks for the great giveaway

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My favourite memory is the Count. Iloved the Count and his obsession towards counting. When learning how to count, I would always pretend I was with the Count or that I was the Count. In the end, I learned to count at a very young age, but in kindergarten, I don’t think the teachers appreciated that I pretended to be a vampire.

I love Sesame Street! I still watch it with my kids. My favorite was always the teeny little super guy, for some reason. The one who sang and rode an egg beater around, haha. And the skit with grover where he is a waiter and there is a fly in the guy’s soup. I could go on and on, I should write my own post about Sesame Street.

I always loved watching Seseme Street in kindergarten!

I love the Rubber Ducky song - Bert and Ernie are the best!

Cookie Monster was my favorite,an my kids still love it today!

reading a book about Grover over and over when I was little

Cookie Monster was my favorite and still is!

My children loved the Sesame Street Christmas record. That was way before CD’s. They still love to listen to it and they are all adults.

I don’t remember watching it as a kid (but then again, there were no TV’s then!), but I did watch it with my son 20 years ago and I think I enjoyed it more than he did! I still hang SS ornaments on my Xmas tree and remember all the songs by heart!

My favorite was snuffaluffaguss - although there’s no way I could say that. I remember having a figurine of good old snuffy and I carried it everywhere with me!

I always like Cookie Monster

Gotta love Big Bird! I watched Sesame Street with my kids and now I watch it with my granddaughter. Such a wonderful educational show for kids of all ages!
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Snuffaluffaguss was my fav, I used to pretend he was my friend.

kermit not easy being green

When my first son learned the letter J from it

I loved watching Sesame Street when I was little! My favorite characters were Big Bird and Cookie Monster!

love hearing my little ones sing along!
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My favorite memory is of hearing Cookie Monster singing “C is for Cookie”.

I remember that we didn’t get PBS on our tv, so one of my earliest memories is of going to preschool and standing transfixed before the television when Sesame Street came on. As a specific memory of the show itself, I remember my mom singing “Manah - Manah” to me.

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I watched Sesame Street when I was little but my favorite memories are actually of my own children watching Sesame Street and singing along. My two year old gets the biggest grin on his face when I sing the “Can you tell me how to get.. how to get to Sesame Street” song to him. It’s just too sweet.

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I loved Sesame Street when I was a teenager babysitting. What an easy job it was. Just turned it on for one hour and I would get a welcomed break. Oh yes I forgot I would watch it too. Thank you!

I loved loved loved kermit and kermit on the street! Thank you so much for the chance to win such a cute prize! My youngest would love this.

My children watched this daily when they were little. My favorite memory is listening to the theme song and knowing my children would be learning something.

When I was a kid my absolute favorite character was Ernie. I was in cloud 9 when they began to sing Rubber Ducky! Still one of my fave songs ;)!

These are adorable. I loved Snuffy as a kid.

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I watched Sesame Street all the way back from the beginning (yes, I am an older Mom). I loved the puppets and I even had my own build a muppet that I could attach pieces to and play along with the show. It is a joy watching my own kids feel the same joy and excitement learning from this wonderful and educational show.

I loved counting with the count

We watch a lot of Sesame St. around here! I’d love to win this for my daughter. I’d save it for Christmas cause money is tight!

i LOVE BIG BIRD! I WATCHED IT WHEN I WAS LITTLE!

Big Bird. I LOVED him!

I always watched it when I was little, I remember all the shows nearly!

I remember Sesame Street when everyone wasn’t so worried about what was politically correct!

My favorite moment was Christmas Eve on Sesame Street when Big Bird waits up for Santa. It is an amazing and heartwarming show.

My favorite memory of Sesame Street is actually watching it now with my kids and going to see the Sesame Street Live show a year ago.

Oscar the Grouch was always my fav! I remember watching this show every afternoon at my daycare, all of us surrounding the HUGE wood tv stand!

All things Big Bird! My 8 month old saw it for the first time last week and started clapping for the first time:-)

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I remember watching this show with my children and now I am so lucky I get to watch it with my grandchildren.
Thanks for this great contest and prize!

Cookie Monster was my favorite.

just the joy of watching on tv.

I remember liking Oscar the Grouch so much so that I named my cat that because he whined all the time.

Watching my youngest dancing to Elmocize. Now my granddaughter does the same thing. It is priceless.

watching my grandson dance to elmocize

My favorite memory is when Super Grover shows up! My kids put on their towel capes and “fly” around! So cute!

I always loved Zoey!

i love the count!

i always liked elomo and the count but the boy likes elmo too

I loved the Count and the Cookie Monster!

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My son loved to hold his stuffed elmo and watch Sesame Street.

Any episode with Bert and Ernie

My daughter is married now and has two boys, I can remember her watching the show and we would sing the songs, now she is sharing that same experience with her two little ones

I didn’t watch Sesame Street much as a kid, but I did watch it with my oldest.

My all-time favorite Sesame Street moment was when Ernie and Bert were fishing and Ernie would just call “Here fishy fishy fishy” and they would literally JUMP into the boat!

I don’t have a specific memory but I remember watching as a child. Then my oldest who is 20 watched and my youngest who is 2 watches. It is a great long running show.

I remember watching it with my children when they were very young and now I sit a watch it with my grandchildren. What memories.
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my fav. sesame street memory was being a 7 year old girl dressed up in one of those thin plastic suits with the mask as earnie. I loved burt and earnie and I loved earnie the best, he made me laugh.

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My favorite memories are of my own children’s love of the Sesamie Street Characters. My children’s fascination with Elmo has resulted in us buying the kids 6 stuffed Elmos, an Elmo chair, an Elmo stroller, DVDs, Elmo shirts & dresses/skirts & shoes, MANY books, tub toys, beach balls, etc. We are living the Sesamie Street life! I personally preferred Grover as a kid; and, my sisters liked Big Bird and The Count. My mom liked Mr. Snuffelupegus (sp?) best. I remember many bedtime stories with Grover.

We took our daughter to Sesame Place, and she went into the replica of the famous street and 123 Sesame Street. She sat down and announced, “I live here now!”

i remember that in elementry school we got to re-enact sesame street for a school play and i got to be the kid riding the tricycle across the stage!

I was watching the Honkers (the guys that honk their noses) and they were going on and on, and when they paused, right outside the open window, a car honked its horn. It was perfect timing.

I can remember when I was little having to stay home because I was sick. Dad set his little black and white tv up in our room so that I could watch Sesame Street. I loved the Bert and Ernie skits best.

I took my oldest son to see Sesame Street live, every year. It just so happens that they are always in our town right around his birthday. Well one year, I received excellent seats on the front row, side, so the characters would come out the side door, and before they would run up on stage they would play and greet the kids in the front few rows. This made my son sooo happy, he was thrilled and talked about it for years after that day.