'I'll have what they're having': Cookie Monster makes a lady friend in Sesame Street spoof of When Harry Met Sally 

By Ross Mcdonagh For Dailymail.com

Published: 18:03 EST, 3 September 2015 | Updated: 18:46 EST, 3 September 2015

 Kermit The Frog isn't the only Muppet hooking up with new girls this week.

 Cookie Monster has landed himself a new lady 'friend'.

In a cute spoof of When Harry Met Sally, Cookie and his blonde companion initially grate on each other, but by the end discover that they can be friends after all, despite the tension between them.

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When Cookie met Sally: Cookie Monster has a new lady friend in a new Sesame Street spoof of When Harry Met Sally

When Cookie met Sally: Cookie Monster has a new lady friend in a new Sesame Street spoof of When Harry Met Sally

'Cookie was a monster who was totally out of control. Sally was a girl who was totally in control. Could these two very different characters ever be friends?' the intro to the five minute clip asks.

Set in a replica of the famous Katz's Deli in New York, the scene opens with the hungry Cookie barging past Sally and the rest of the customers waiting in line to order.

Sally, rocking Meg Ryan's voluminous crimped blonde hair and wearing a spot-on replica black jumper over a buttoned up blouse, recognises Cookie as 'that monster who's so rude and messy'.

Can they be friends? Cookie and his blonde companion initially grate on each other, but by the end discover that they can be friends after all despite the tension between them, in the homage to the classic 1989 comedy starring Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal

Can they be friends? Cookie and his blonde companion initially grate on each other, but by the end discover that they can be friends after all despite the tension between them, in the homage to the classic 1989 comedy starring Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal

Uncanny: Sally rocks Meg Ryan's voluminous crimped blonde hair and wears a spot-on replica black jumper over a buttoned up blouse
Uncanny: Sally rocks Meg Ryan's voluminous crimped blonde hair and wears a spot-on replica black jumper over a buttoned up blouse

Uncanny: Sally rocks Meg Ryan's voluminous crimped blonde hair and wears a spot-on replica black jumper over a buttoned up blouse

Cookie meanwhile, wearing Billy Crystal's wool pullover and a curly black wig, is equally unimpressed, recalling Sally as 'very neat and only eat cookie at desert'.

After butting heads in the line, Sally patiently explains to Cookie that he must wait his turn to order, offering to play games with him to pass the time, but the ravenous monster keeps getting distracted by the promise of food.

Finally, they both sit opposite each other at a table mirroring the most famous scene from Rob Reiner's 1989 comedy. 

The way to a man's heart: After butting heads in the line, Sally patiently explains to Cookie that he must wait his turn to order, offering to play games with him to pass the time, but the ravenous monster keeps getting distracted by the promise of food

The way to a man's heart: After butting heads in the line, Sally patiently explains to Cookie that he must wait his turn to order, offering to play games with him to pass the time, but the ravenous monster keeps getting distracted by the promise of food

Homage: The five minute video is filled with mirrored shots from Rob Reiner's hit

Homage: The five minute video is filled with mirrored shots from Rob Reiner's hit

As they animatedly devour their cookie dessert together, an onlooking lady patron tells the waiter: 'I'll have what they're having'.

While Sally thankfully doesn't fake an orgasm at the end, the clip is still loaded with sexual references.

The first game they play in the queue is Pat-a-cake - the original lyrics of which are 'prick it, prick it and throw it into the oven' - which was infamously used as a euphemism for sex in the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

In the second game they play, Cookie Monster is trying to find the salami.

Famous line: As they animatedly devour their cookie dessert together, an onlooking lady patron tells the waiter: 'I'll have what they're having'

Famous line: As they animatedly devour their cookie dessert together, an onlooking lady patron tells the waiter: 'I'll have what they're having'

For kids? While Sally thankfully doesn't fake an orgasm at the end, the clip is still loaded with sexual references

For kids? While Sally thankfully doesn't fake an orgasm at the end, the clip is still loaded with sexual references

Hook-up: Earlier this week it emerged the recently single Kermit the Frog had started dating a new woman - Denise - following his split from long-time girlfriend Miss Piggy

Hook-up: Earlier this week it emerged the recently single Kermit the Frog had started dating a new woman - Denise - following his split from long-time girlfriend Miss Piggy

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