0478 Gordon and Susan Have an Argument

One of the best qualities about the early days of "Sesame Street" were scenes that adults could identify with...here's a perfect example. I'm sure a lot of married couples could relate.

[@higbeeproductions2340]

I feel like I’m watching a 70s sitcom

[@krystalthesquirrel4973]

Minus the laugh track.

[@sp19822]

This is very un-Sesame Street.

[@MarkLawrenceJr]

Me too

[@Dog-Lover36]

That exterior color on the refrigerator with upright freezer looks avocado. American brands like General Electric, Frigidaire, Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, Thermador, Kitchen Aid doesn’t make kitchen appliances, washing machines and dryers with avocado, harvest gold, turquoise, copper tone anymore.

[@andrebeck]

It's not Hal Miller's fault that SS producers made his Gordon character temperamental.

[@jakethecarsandreactorvideo9409]

When I first read the tittle I thought it was going to be a high quality of the one when Gordon and Susan argue over the dishes

[@dvakman]

Matt Robinson is really missed here. Miller veers from one extreme to the another in a humorless aggressive manner.

[@kennethoats2322]

Matt Robinson and Roscoe Orman were great... this guy not so much.

[@alexhecht5532]

Who’s playing Gordon in this scene?

[@kennethoats2322]

Hal Miller (Gordon #2)

[@dominickdirienzo8266]

Sesame Street was doing just fine before Elmo and Zoe showed up.

[@DaveFisher-cq2dr]

HEY!

[@Sparkina]

Gordon and Susan were the proto-Martin and Gina. They were the original Martin and Gina. They were Martin and Gina BEFORE Martin and Gina

[@SL-cl9gt]

I can’t imagine this airing on modern PBS

[@Sparkina]

They’re just like real marital partners here

[@thatmanwithanose]

Wow, this Gordon sucks!

[@DaveFisher-cq2dr]

hey he was the best actor they could find until Roscoe Orman came along