Sesame Street quotes

Gordon Robinson

Hey. We're always here on Sesame Street. So uh...

They're always here on Sesame Street

Gordon Robinson

So why don't you come back and join whenever you can. Okay?

Why don't you not come back so that I can get some sleep?

Gordon Robinson

Excuse me.

Yeah?

Gordon Robinson

Oscar, [talks to Oscar indistinctly]

That going, going. Huh.

Gordon Robinson

Yeah, I'm trying to talk. [to Oscar] Right. Gotta talk.

Talk, talk, talk, CHUUH! TALK! Did you like one who has a lot of talk a round here?

Gordon Robinson

Never mind, Oscar. [to the viewers] Goodbye, come back and see you soon, okay?

Yeah. Come back, huh.

Gordon Robinson

Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters W...

W?! UGH!

Gordon Robinson

E...

E?! UGH!

Gordon Robinson

and S...

S?! I hate letter S's!

Gordon Robinson

and by the numbers 2 and 3.

2 and 3?! I hate 2's and 3's!

Gordon Robinson

Oscar! Oscar. Oscar.

What?!

Gordon Robinson

Look. Just for a second. I have to say this. "Stevie", the book "Stevie" was written by John Steptoe, published by Harper and Row © 1969. Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.

Ugh. You call this a production? It looks like it was produced by Big Bird! Talk about eggs!! Boy! J-j-JERK!! Oh boy!

Ernie! Ernie! The telephone's ringing! Ernie, where did you put your telephone?

Uh... let's see. I think it's in the basket here.

The basket.

There. Hello? Hello? Hello? Let's see uh... there we go. Hello? Hello? That's the wrong end. Hello! Hello? Hello! Uh... Hello!

You dodo!

Hello!

You don't know what your telephone looks like??

Of course I do. Uh... let's see uh... This must be a telephone. Hello?

That's a banana, you meatball! NOT a telephone!

SSSHHHH!! Hello? Oh. Uh... he's right here. Now-w-w-w hold on. It's for you.

Hello? Hello!

I'm sorry you can't come to your phone now. But he's talking on a banana.

[groans when Ernie just give Bert a banana phone]

[last lines] "If I Were a Mother...", written and illustrated by Kazue Mizamura, published by Thomas Y. Crowell Company © Under the Berne Convention. Sesame Street is the production of the Children's Television Workshop.

[last lines] Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter A and by the number 4. "Look At Me", written by Marguerita Rudolph, pictures by Karla Kuskin, published by McGraw-Hill © 1967. Sesame Street is the production of the Children's Television Workshop.

4 dolls.

4 balloons. Wwwooooooaaaaahhhhh!!!!

4 fish!

4 wind-up toys.

4 arms.

Baker

♪4 root beer floats.♪

5 fingers.

♪1, 2, 3, 4, 5!♪

5 ice cream sodas?

5... "whatever they are"!

5 frogs.