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This ''[[Sesame Street]]'' song was sung by [[Cookie Monster]] in the early 1990s. At the beginning of the segment, Cookie Monster announces that it is snack time for him and a friend, but there ends up being only one cookie left. Cookie Monster then sings about friendship, wondering what to do about the situation, and by the end, Cookie Monster gives his friend the cookie. Although the friend suggests sharing the cookie, Cookie Monster opts to eat the brick wall they were standing behind. |
This ''[[Sesame Street]]'' song was sung by [[Cookie Monster]] in the early 1990s. At the beginning of the segment, Cookie Monster announces that it is snack time for him and a friend, but there ends up being only one cookie left. Cookie Monster then sings about friendship, wondering what to do about the situation, and by the end, Cookie Monster gives his friend the cookie. Although the friend suggests sharing the cookie, Cookie Monster opts to eat the brick wall they were standing behind. |
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| − | In [[2000]], this song was featured over footage of real kids being friends, with the original audio recording used. |
+ | In [[2000]], this song was featured over footage of real kids being friends, with the original audio recording used. This version was partially used in the timeline sequence of ''[[The Street We Live On]]''. |
[[Category: Sesame Street Songs]] |
[[Category: Sesame Street Songs]] |
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Revision as of 18:08, 18 July 2006
This Sesame Street song was sung by Cookie Monster in the early 1990s. At the beginning of the segment, Cookie Monster announces that it is snack time for him and a friend, but there ends up being only one cookie left. Cookie Monster then sings about friendship, wondering what to do about the situation, and by the end, Cookie Monster gives his friend the cookie. Although the friend suggests sharing the cookie, Cookie Monster opts to eat the brick wall they were standing behind.
In 2000, this song was featured over footage of real kids being friends, with the original audio recording used. This version was partially used in the timeline sequence of The Street We Live On.