Uploaded by request, a classic western sketch from 1971, that also appeared as a Sesame Street storybook a few years later. For years this has been one of my all-time favorite Sesame Street sketches, and it's another one of the very first clips I posted back in 2006.

A talking tree! How uncanny!

Fear not, lunch: Guy is here to honor you!

From the early 1990s, the new crew voyages to Planet H. The writing in this isn't particularly witty or amusing, but the sketch is almost redeemed by the cool Muppet designs. I suppose both of those things could be said about the previous Spaceship Surprise sketches as well.

Guy Smiley sure likes giving away those charm bracelets. Can you spot the technical blooper in this one?

Bob (Bob McGrath) sings the famous song by Jeff Moss, and introduces teachers (Frank Oz & Jerry Nelson) and a newsdealer (Jim Henson). By this point (1971) the people in your neighborhood would arrive already assembled, unlike the earliest episodes where Bob would have to build them out of generic "Anything People".

3 Anything Muppets try to perform a stage version of Little Miss Muffet, but the fat blue Anything Muppet keeps on getting his costumes incorrect.

One of the very first clips I posted two years ago when I first joined YouTube, a classic song from 1974. Little Chrissy (Chris Cerf) sings a song for all those cats who feel stuck in one place, because they don't know which door to go out. Everybody is grooving to the song, but its message proves to be a bit too effective (for everyone except Chris himself!)