Ernie sang it from the bathroom of the basement apartment he shared with his best friend Bert at 123 Sesame Street. “Rubber Duckie” is the only original song the educational series managed to ...

Bert: Oh, no, no, no. It’s banana cream. I love banana cream – all over my face. Post: Do you have a favorite word? Ernie: One of my favorite words is “Duckie,” because I have a rubber duckie.

Rubber Duckie we're especially fond of you ... Also debuting this summer is Bert & Ernie’s Splashy Shores, an all-new water play adventure area. Big Bird’s Beach and Bert & Ernie’s Splashy ...

And Ernie liked Bert’s paper clips and Bert liked Ernie’s rubber ducky and the deal was sealed. “One half of a whole, one part of a pair,” Bert raps. “That’s the story of how we became ...

“This is the story of how we became Ernie and Bert. What a pair,” sings Ernie. Ernie’s favorite toy, Rubber Duckie, makes a cameo during the video as well. Ernie’s song “Rubber Duckie ...

“El Patito,” which is Spanish for “rubber ducky”, pays homage to Ernie’s most beloved toy duck. In this “Despacito” parody, Ernie, Bert and Rosita sing along for the chorus in ...

Ernie is first up at the mic, and takes his rubber ducky with him into the sound booth. Requiring motivation, Ernie asks Bert to come in and play the part of the driver while he navigates from the ...

Who didn’t love Bert’s paper clip collection or Ernie’s ode to his beloved rubber ducky? But if a petition on Change.org has its way, the longtime friends could be outed as, gasp ...

The tune is a hybrid Spanish/English track about how much Ernie loves his rubber duckie. He doesn’t sing ... At first his partner Bert is annoyed by the song, saying “Oh no, not this song ...