Yes, this really happened on TV once, grandkids. Once upon a time, some children's tv shows had some rather grown-up subject matter in them. Yes! TV execs and producers really had the guts to do that once! I swear I'm not making it up.
In late 1995 (which was the days when Sesame Street's structure was a main story interrupted by various short clips), I had a dream in which there was an episode in which an orange monster has been locked in a cage, and when the show went back to the main story, the monster was pleading to be let out. There were at least two main scenes where the monster was pleading to be let out. The backdrop for these street scenes was reminiscent of the interior of Stromboli's trailer in Disney's Pinocchio. By late 1995, would Sesame Street have done an episode like that?
The writers were getting tired of the premise, and also experts determined it wasn’t a good example to have parents dismissing Bird’s stories…because if a child needed to tell a grownup about something that happened, they would want them to believe him/her.
Me to because l hated when everyone doesn't believe big bird that snuffy the suffleuphagus is not real but he it is real and we fans of seame street believe big bird not like the people from seame street who doesn't believe him.
Forgot to add,.,. Bob never told Big Bird "('m sorry..." That made me so MAD... I am glad that Snuffy was found out "when that happened.. I would be like... " You owe Big Bird an apology....You know for the time he told you snuffy had his furnishings..... I think I will go to bed.... Post all of Bob;s stories...
In late 1995 (which was the days when Sesame Street's structure was a main story interrupted by various short clips), I had a dream in which there was an episode in which an orange monster has been locked in a cage, and when the show went back to the main story, the monster was pleading to be let out. There were at least two main scenes where the monster was pleading to be let out. The backdrop for these street scenes was reminiscent of the interior of Stromboli's trailer in Disney's Pinocchio. By late 1995, would Sesame Street have done an episode like that?
I thought this would be interesting to watch. I was wondering what happened to his things. BUT, this is another one I will avoid. I HATED the story-line of no one believing Big Bird about Mr. Snuffleupagus!
Another memorial tribute to Bob McGrath 1932-2022 RIP he was the friendliest person in the neighborhood 😔💔
Yup. He sure was. No doubt about it.
He was born in 32... I didn't know that either at first.
@@ImperatorPenguin I have big thumbs my bad 😳
I know he died just a few days ago, it was so sudden but he lived a good life 😢
@@carolinebergin4633 Amen
RIP, Bob. Sesame Street will never be the same without you.
Bob and Big Bird are yelling at each other again in heaven
It’s Not Their Fault The Director Wanted Them To Yell Which is Kinda Stupid But I Still Like This
We Got Someone Else Playing Big Bird Now.
Yeah, Matt Vogel Plays Big Bird
Along with mr wooper Uhhh Hooper 🤣 David and Luis
@@corduerorose9747and Olivia
Bob will meet Snuffy in 1985, then he’ll realize Big Bird was right.
I bet the events of this episode was the first thought Bob had when he finally met Snuffy
And stop saying that Mr. Snuffleupagus was imaginary. Because he really hurt big bird’s feelings
To a grouch, “ thank you “ and “ sorry “ are bad words
Thank you so much for posting the whole plot. It brings back good memories. 😊
Great video! I hope you have more videos featuring Bob Mcgrath where they came from. Very nice of you to honor him that way.
When's his funeral I would hope a few cast of SS would be there
Yes, this really happened on TV once, grandkids. Once upon a time, some children's tv shows had some rather grown-up subject matter in them. Yes! TV execs and producers really had the guts to do that once! I swear I'm not making it up.
In late 1995 (which was the days when Sesame Street's structure was a main story interrupted by various short clips), I had a dream in which there was an episode in which an orange monster has been locked in a cage, and when the show went back to the main story, the monster was pleading to be let out. There were at least two main scenes where the monster was pleading to be let out. The backdrop for these street scenes was reminiscent of the interior of Stromboli's trailer in Disney's Pinocchio. By late 1995, would Sesame Street have done an episode like that?
I'm glad they finally revealed Suffleuphagus to the adults, them not believing Big Bird about him is just really annoying to me.
Why'd they have to wait so long?.
Same
The writers were getting tired of the premise, and also experts determined it wasn’t a good example to have parents dismissing Bird’s stories…because if a child needed to tell a grownup about something that happened, they would want them to believe him/her.
Me to because l hated when everyone doesn't believe big bird that snuffy the suffleuphagus is not real but he it is real and we fans of seame street believe big bird not like the people from seame street who doesn't believe him.
@@jesusgarcia-jn3ndtoo bad mr hooper and olivia are not unable to meet snuffy
Who else could push all of Bob’s furniture all the way to his apartment without Bob realizing that it was Snuffy all along ?
Rest In Peace Bob McGrath 😢
And yet it still took nearly a decade after this incident for Bob to finally believe that Snuffy was real.
I'll miss Bob. Be was a great man.
Rest up, Bob McGrath 🙏🙏🙏
Oscar maybe a grouch but he still has a heart!!! RIP Bob. 🙏 Also Jim Hensen, Jerry Nelson, Caroll Spinney, Emilo Delgado and Will Lee.
You forgot Northern Calloway
@@shiningkingghidora and aliana Reed
Hey thanks a lot SM! Everything you bring to UA-cam is indeed a beautiful plus to me😊👍
RIP Bob McGrath
Damn he was really angry at Big Bird.
Why?
We all love and miss you Bob McGfrath 💙❣❤💕
This was great! I had never seen it before.
Rip Bob McGrath and Emlio Delgado
Thanks for uploading
Never seen this before
Neither have I.
@@brstallings I also don't remember this episode. I do however remember the lady who played the cop on other episodes.
Why didn’t Bob see for himself with Big Bird at Snuffy’s cave to see that Big Bird was telling the truth ?
RIP BOB MCGRATH
I watched almost every episode of Sesame Street from 1974-2001.. Great Memories of Sesame Street 😊
Wow...you really saw the show evolve! I grew up with it in the 80s so I didn't get to see the early stuff til much later
@@sesamemaniac855 I just never saw the episode when they lost Mr Hooper..I watch that episode 3yrs ago on UA-cam.
Luckily, I met Bob when I was a Baby.
Bob McGrath will be missed! 😢
This is so funny and great memories too
That’s one way that makes Bob to believe that Big Bird wasn’t pretending . Big Bird is strong but not that strong .
Does anyone think the policewoman is played by the same person who was runner of the metal detector at the airport when the cast went to Hawaii?
Same woman
Bob McGrath gone too soon.
Rip Bob 😢😢😢😢
Forgot to add,.,. Bob never told Big Bird "('m sorry..." That made me so MAD... I am glad that Snuffy was found out "when that happened.. I would be like... " You owe Big Bird an apology....You know for the time he told you snuffy had his furnishings..... I think I will go to bed.... Post all of Bob;s stories...
Wow, how uncharacteristically nice of Oscar! Peace.
him hoklding that closing sign thats good
Bob??? The friendliest???? He has some competition with Mr. Hooper!
Big bird and mr snuffleupagus stealing?! I’m baffled 😮
Why would he call the cops & say he had been robbed when yet again he didn’t believe big bird before
It sounds like Big Bird and Bob are angry at each other
In late 1995 (which was the days when Sesame Street's structure was a main story interrupted by various short clips), I had a dream in which there was an episode in which an orange monster has been locked in a cage, and when the show went back to the main story, the monster was pleading to be let out. There were at least two main scenes where the monster was pleading to be let out. The backdrop for these street scenes was reminiscent of the interior of Stromboli's trailer in Disney's Pinocchio. By late 1995, would Sesame Street have done an episode like that?
10:56 this part makes me feel sad, when someone is leaving me behind 🥺😢😭
Going back to watch the old eps at a time when Snuffy was just his imaginary friend can be really tough. Big Bird did nothing but suffer.
Neat never saw this
2:10 Bob going Berserk
Rip to Luis and bob
I thought this would be interesting to watch. I was wondering what happened to his things. BUT, this is another one I will avoid. I HATED the story-line of no one believing Big Bird about Mr. Snuffleupagus!
Enjoy the comments before UA-cam comes along and removes them
Is the cop played by Ruth Buzzi? I hope it is!
1981
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8:15
Ay Caramba
RIP Bob McGrath
And Carroll Spinney
And of Course Will Lee
And Emilo Delgado
Bob could join mitch miller also in heaven with carol spinney Emilio delgado will lee Mr. Hooper
Bob sang with Mitch Miller