I LOVE seeing old clips with the late great Mr. Hooper(the late great Will Lee). In my book, "Sesame Street Unpaved", Mr. Hooper is referred to as the "Grandfather of the Street". He was Sesame Street's patriarch. This clip of him helping someone in need by giving him a place to stay showed why we all loved Mr. Harold Hooper and why we all mourned his passing on U.S. Thanksgiving in '83. Great to see his apartment. I also thought Mr. Hooper's Jewish background was revealed on "Christmas Eve On Sesame Street" when Bob wished him a "Happy Hanukkah". Such a wonderful gentleman as well as his portrayer, Will Lee.
Mr. Hooper reminds me so much of myself personality wise. If I saw someone who was even just an acquaintance homeless or something happened to them or their house I’d invite them to my house!
I LOVE seeing old clips with the late great Mr. Hooper(the late great Will Lee). In my book, "Sesame Street Unpaved", Mr. Hooper is referred to as the "Grandfather of the Street". He was Sesame Street's patriarch. This clip of him helping someone in need by giving him a place to stay showed why we all loved Mr. Harold Hooper and why we all mourned his passing on U.S. Thanksgiving in '83. Great to see his apartment. I also thought Mr. Hooper's Jewish background was revealed on "Christmas Eve On Sesame Street" when Bob wished him a "Happy Hanukkah".
Such a wonderful gentleman as well as his portrayer, Will Lee.
Sometimes you don’t need Muppets to make Sesame Street Episodes really really interesting and entertaining😊👍
I’ve had tizimmes before. Very sweet and good 😊. The chicken broth needs a matzoh ball . Jewish comfort food.
Mr. Hooper reminds me so much of myself personality wise. If I saw someone who was even just an acquaintance homeless or something happened to them or their house I’d invite them to my house!
Mr. Ortiz speaks in Spanish just like Maria and Luis
@@belindamolina6140 how can you be so cold-hearted?
@BELINDA MOLINA
why do you say this on every video?
That’s funny! Harold and Haroldo. Haroldo must be Harold in Spanish!
It was nice for Mr. Hooper to have a close friend over
Long before Dora and Boots there was Maria and Luis
And before Handy Manny too.
@@Allanapolis83232 Do you remember Ni-Hao, Kai-Lan?
@@EddieKyteABCDEFG12345678910 Yep, that too.
14:26 - TRANSLATION: "And by the number twelve."
15:40 - TRANSLATION: "Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop."
Wow
2:29 Harold, yes this the episode where we learn Mr. Hooper's first name, Mr. Harold Hooper
Is this where we first discover mr. Hooper real name? I thought it was the one where he graduates from college
I think this came after
I'd like a triple deluxe cheeseburger, with a pickle, extra mayonnaise, and a thick chocolate malt please, Mr. Hooper? With a cherry on top?
OH YES THAT SOUNDS PERFECT!
Bueno no he’s me llama Hason Kingsley .
A rather immodest message on Mr. Hooper's apron, don't you think?
Was that the first time there are no muppets in an episode of Sesame Street?
No, I believe there were others prior. But not too often