Mr. Hooper

So I, but I did, I thought, "Well, what would they have done? How would..." Because Sesame Street, pretty big deal, and he was a lead character, so in my mind I figured out what they would've done.

They would've, Big Bird would've had a twin that no one had met, uh, that came, and then Big Bird's twin would replace Big Bird so that there would still be that character there, but you acknowledge that Big Bird was no longer... 'Cause I remember when Mr. Hooper died on Sesame Street.

When, when was the Space Challenger?

'86.

... five of those are in that compilation video that we can tell.

Um, I definitely stand out, you said one of your favorites was, um, making the phone call from Mr. Hooper's store, and I can definitely get that.

I always, always wanted to hang out in Mr. Hooper's store.

[laughs]

Yes, and my other favorite one is when I'm reading, when I'm showing Oscar about braille.

Um, I, I just re-listened really honestly only this morning.

[laughs] So, but it brought back just the memories of, of the, the scenes.

Not so much studying for them, but just remember being in the store, m- being in Mr. Hooper's store and sitting on the step talking to Oscar.

I haven't seen that in a long time.

I know Mr. Hooper-

I have-

I know Mr. Hooper's long gone, but ...

ever.

Yeah, Mr. Hooper.

Yeah.

But to my knowledge, they've never.

Keep going.

Mr. Hooper.

Good one.

Cookie Monster.

How are we, Nico?

Morning, Mr. Hooper.

I'm very well.

You got a bit of a glow up over there with some vitamin D early in the morning.