Very off topic: Sesame Street Characters - which do you remember the most fondly?

Snackness

@sao He was my fave too. Nowadays I think I identify more with Animal though.

Dreampipe

Sesame Street was way before my time, but I usually go straight to Big Bird for characters. Elmo also pops into my head because I had a little Elmo doll as a kid which I used to throw down the stairs. I don’t remember why.

Herja

@sao I was also a Snuffy fan when I was a kid.

Narson

@Dreampipe said in Very off topic: Sesame Street Characters - which do you remember the most fondly?:

Sesame Street was way before my time,

BRING BACK DOWN VOTES

Roz

@Dreampipe said in Very off topic: Sesame Street Characters - which do you remember the most fondly?:

Sesame Street was way before my time, but I usually go straight to Big Bird for characters. Elmo also pops into my head because I had a little Elmo doll as a kid which I used to throw down the stairs. I don’t remember why.

SESAME STREET IS STILL ON, ARE YOU FROM THE FUTURE

GF

@Narson said in Very off topic: Sesame Street Characters - which do you remember the most fondly?:

Or more accurately, if it isn’t Cookie Monster, why isn’t it?

Because I grew up in a Muppets household. I could only see Sesame Street when I was visiting someone who had cable.

Third Eye

Was also an Oscar fan, seemed really cool to live in a trashcan.

hellfrog

My favorite was also snuffy

snufflel

BloodAngel

@hellfrog I remember when we found out he was real. That blow my little mind!

elsepethne

The Count, for sure. My sister and I still have a thing when we’re putting together a puzzle (or playing dominos or whatever) where one of us will put in a piece and go, “One! One beautiful piece! Ah ah ah!”

Birdie

@MisterBoring said in Very off topic: Sesame Street Characters - which do you remember the most fondly?:

For me it’s not a character so much as this segment:

https://youtu.be/Hcx44e2gnfI

Absolutely this and the one where the little girl goes to the store for a quart of milk, a stick of butter, and a loaf of bread. Whenever my husband says he’s going to the store or I say I’m running to grab stuff and we ask what do we need, we always end the list with that phrase. childhood was sweet.

A quart of milk