A cartoon that slipped through the cracks. I'm Rebecca Leib. I'm Jason Horton.

And this is Ghost Town. The crack just growled instead and made himself look very big and mean.

He said, I am crack master.

But just then the wall plaster began to crumble to the floor and where the monster stood were only beams of wood. He destroyed himself trying to. In 1975 a popular children's show known as Sesame Street. Oh.

had a cartoon animated short as part of it.

And Sesame Street was known for repeating the same content over and over.

Yeah, remember the crayon factory one?

You got to remember that.

But they go to a crayon factory and make crayons.

I don't remember that.

What?

I feel like I've seen that 400 times and I haven't watched

Sesame Street in like 30 years. So there's this one animated short, okay. That

disappeared. It was there and then it was gone. Nobody talked about it and then it became somewhat of a cult phenomenon on what it is and trying to find it.

What? Let's start from the beginning.

I'm going to tell me, I'm going to get you there, Rebecca.

Thank you.

Please. I have so many questions.

There was an animated short called Cr officially, unofficially, and it was the story of a girl,

and it was sung by a, you know, the voice over person, it was like a kind of a sing songy thing and it was about a girl who was just at home.

It was a rainy day, she couldn't go outside, so she looked up at the cracks in her wall.

This is, we're talking in 1975.

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