Hey there, welcome to another episode of The Shocking Details.

I am your host, Joe, joined as always by Vincent Caldoni.

And we're bringing you another fascinating but shocking story this week.

This is one actually that you, Vincent, you dug up.

You somehow found this thing.

You want to tell us about it?

Yeah, I'm going to.

I was kind of looking for something a little more contemporary.

Yeah.

And I stumbled upon kind of a cool lost media story that I don't think has been too overplayed yet.

So I wanted to talk about some lost media.

Mm-hmm.

Picture this.

Yeah.

You're a kid again.

You're at home. It's a lazy day, probably summer or maybe you're sick. And instead of

tearing it up on your bike out there or whatever, you're home watching Sesame Street. And we're

not showing skits with Muppets like Burton Ernie and Oscar the Grouch. They would show these short

films. You'd probably remember that. It's still more or less that way. Sometimes they were

live action and sometimes they're animated.

And you're watching and a cartoon starts. And the topic is immediately relatable to you. You see a child in a similar situation to your own.

They're stuck indoors and sad about it. They're just sitting in their bedroom because it's some bad weather.

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