Sesame Street.
Sesame Street, we all watched it and we all loved it. Unless of course you were that family that was too poor to have cable or a TV, then you probably didn’t watch it, but I am sure you heard all the other kids talking about that crazy Big Yellow Bird with an imaginary Elephant friend or about the magical land where people don’t get pissed when you sleep in their garbage cans.
Anyways, I started watching Sesame Street when I was 3 and watched my last complete episode when I was 14. By the age of 19, after 5 years of no Sesame Street, I started to realize that Sesame Street was screwing with me during my 11 long years of dedication to the show. In fact they were screwing with all of us, take the following into consideration:
- Bert and Ernie, have you ever taken a close look at them? I mean really look at them? Take a quick look below and let’s compare notes.

See anything wrong? Well I do, I see lot’s… I see a yellow dude and an orange dude with bowl haircuts, one with a unibrow and the other without any eyebrows, both have football shaped heads one ready to be punted the other laying flat, neither have teeth or lips, both have noses that are different colors from their skin and both wear stripped shirts on TV which is of course a faux pas. What kind of a message are we sending our children by not letting them watch Debbie Does Dallas but allowing them to watch hairless, toothless and lipless puppets act out and playing with rubber duckies? The closest thing to Bert n’ Ernie that I will be letting my kids watch is Kobe n’ Shaq.

- The Cookie Monster and Grimace are the same thing. I was floored when I discovered this. Take a close look, Grimace aka The Cookie Monster, is fatter when working for McDonalds which is understandable, you cannot trust a Cookie Monster around all those Burgers n’ Fries, he will just get fat. And why does Grimace / Cookie Monster not have any shoulders? Whoever designed Grimace / Cookie Monster is a sick dude and should have given him shoulders, no wonder he never wears shirts, he can’t, he has no shoulders to hold them up.

- There was never any attractive women on Sesame Street, all I got was Mr Hooper and his candy store, well that is until 2004, when Natalie Portman posed half-naked in a variety of different costumes and poses for an episode.

I tell you I would let Natalie be my Princess or Elephant over Mr Hooper’s candy any day of the week.

- Check out the picture below.

Have you ever noticed that the majority of characters are blue in Sesame Street? And that they are either naked or just have a shirt on? I don’t know much, but I know that I cannot tolerate any show that is bias towards blue people and allows cast to walk around naked or without pants.
- Why did they only teach letters and numbers on Sesame Street? By 13, I had already memorized the alphabet and could count up to one hundred and ten, I was ready to start learning full words and basic sentences. While other kids were speaking sentences I was spitting A’s n’ B’s, because that was all I knew and I got beaten for it, knowing the word “stop” would have come in handy when the other kids were laying the Charlie horses on me.
Don’t get me wrong, Sesame Street was a good show, it taught me diversification was good and to not discriminate, to be nice to garbage people, patience for others, love and respect. But god damn, they could have at least thrown in a couple naval shots of Natalie Portman or gave Bert some hair on one side of his head or taught me a complete sentence or two.
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Comments
Interesting analysis... I never noticed the number of blue people. Being blue myself, I guess I just don't notice people of colour in that way. My eyes must be colour blind.
What stood out of that picture most to me was Guy Smiley. He looks french. Shouldn't his name be pronounced Gey? Like Key?
I don't know... Have to crack out the old beta tapes and review it...
Posted by: USELESS MAN | April 25, 2006 09:25 PM
Natalie Portman was the only reason that I watched Star Wars and she would be the only reason for watching Sesame Street.
Posted by: Anonymous | April 26, 2006 12:43 AM
I never picked up on that Grimace - Cookie Monster thing. Think he should only work full-time at Sesame Street though, he looks like hell when he works at McD's.
Posted by: Anonymous | April 27, 2006 12:21 AM
i had no idea jay leno was on sesame street. he is the only yellow dude besides bert, on the far left.
Posted by: Anonymous | April 27, 2006 05:15 AM
I was deliberating over whether I wished to crack the joke:
What do you get when you cross a burger bun and a road?
The answer would be Sesame (seed) Street.
I tested it out on a friend, and he injured me.
:(
My friends injure me quite a lot come to think of it...
Posted by: Kells | April 27, 2006 11:13 PM
Sesame is such a funny word.
Posted by: Kells | April 27, 2006 11:14 PM
It's not just with Sesame Street, but with a lot of kid's shows (and Disney movies!) that seem really twisted and psycho when I look back on them. Now that I'm all grown up (some say that's disputable :p), I look at the dialogue and interactions between these characters differently, and you just notice how really really freaky they are and you wonder why you never noticed it when you were little?!
Posted by: queenie | April 28, 2006 02:28 AM
You fucking GAY HATER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bert and Ernie are fucking lovers!!!!!!!! HATER!!!!!!!! OMG I AM SO OFFEND!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Brandon | April 28, 2006 06:02 AM
OK so I looked at you post. And I think I might be able to answer a few things. Ok as fare as the blue people, well if aliens ever come here or if they even exist and they end up being blue, we will then know why there were so many blue characters on the street. LOL
And Bert and Ernie well that was to get all the children ready to except gays. Now with all the media on same sex marriage most people don’t even care. Hell we grow up with Bert and Ernie it worked for them who cares.
Posted by: Chuck | April 28, 2006 02:18 PM
i like the cookie monster
Posted by: Anonymous | May 13, 2006 07:23 PM
luogo grande:) nessun osservazioni!
Posted by: sardinia | March 18, 2007 02:41 PM
Hmmm... Are you playing with my timely rabbit I have a nice fresh joke for you people) Why wouldn’t the bike move very fast?? It was too tired!!
Posted by: jidansaphiede | November 7, 2008 12:45 PM