A Visit to Sesame Street: Letters - CDI (VHS)

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[@matthewweatherford6566]

Although the game was released in 1991, it's gotta have been recorded before then, at least partially because that's definitely Jim Henson's voice as Ernie.

[@IanDahlen]

You mean like the letter w is for the big comfy couch and the letter v is for bear in the big blue house?

[@matthewweatherford6566]

@@IanDahlen What are you talking about?

[@IanDahlen]

@@matthewweatherford6566 there’s a letter w is for the number 3 and the letter v is for the number 8!

[@Shanali-ry1nl]

​@@IanDahlen Why are you speaking off-topic nonsense?!

[@IanDahlen]

@@Shanali-ry1nl well, I’m speaking off-topic nonsense! Because Mumford and baby bear are on this Sesame Street CD-ROM!