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Hmm, I thought it was a Song Lyrics poster. That is something that appeared on Sesame Street Songs Home Video.

And we found out how Leonard Jackson died of: Alzheimer. Leonard Jackson also played Harry Cupper on Shining Time Station as well. R.I.P. Leonard Jackson (1928-2013) :cry:

Another segment I am looking for is an old CGI of a boy using all 5 crayons to draw the number 5. Anybody have that?

Speaking about crayons, Anybody got this CGI film insert with a boy drawing the number 5 with all 5 crayons? This was from the 1980's.

I believe this is Sally Cruikshank's Abstract Count to 20.

I have some very bad news. Leonard Jackson, The man who played Mr. Handford on Sesame Street has died. Leonard Jackson died on December 22nd, 2013. He was at age 85. Here is the resource: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=122730721

Another animated clip I am searching for is a clip that featured an animated monkey who out grown his toy fire truck, And he was about to throw it away but decided to give to the little monkey. Cute, And first seen on episode 2990. Does anybody remember it?

If it was "Shalom Sesame", Then it would been dubbed in Hebrew or hosted by a Hebrew game show host. I remember seeing clips of Shalom Sesame (and other International versions of Sesame Street) on Sesame Street 20 Years and Still Counting. And yes, On Sesame Street 20 Years and Still Counting...

Also, Kermit the Frog and Gonzo appeared on Wheel of Fortune in 1999 to promote their new movie "Muppets from Space".

Here is the sketch.

BTW. There was also another Wheel of Fortune parody on Sesame Street called "Dreidel of Fortune". It was hosted by Jeremy Miller (who we all known him as the star the hit TV sitcom: "Growing Pains"). LaVanna White was portrayed by Alison Bartlett (AKA Gina, I believe). Unfortunately, Nobody can...

I remember Big Bird and Snuffy were playing this little piggy with Big Bird's toes. But the problem is Big Bird only had three toes on his left foot. Then Big Bird realized he has three more toes on his right foot. And Big Bird remarked that he has an extra piggy left over. And Snuffy asked Big...

I am not sure if there was one at The Mall at Rockingham Park in Salem, New Hampshire.

I remember there was a song by Grungetta and Oscar singing about their favorite transportation called "The X-Train". It starts with Gordon thinking why are they arguing. And Grungetta and Oscar told Gordon they are not arguing they are going to sing a song about "The X-Train". I love the refrain...

And sometimes when the Friday episode is set at night, They would nighttime scenes.

Yup. I remember Gladys Knight and the Pips sang the theme song for the Season 20 episode.

The celebrities on the original 1988 celebrity version of Put Down the Duckie are: * John Candy (as Yosh Schmenge of SCTV) * Andrea Martin (as Edith Prickley of SCTV) * The New York Mets (Keith Hernandaz and Mookie Wilson)* * Jane Curtin (of SNL and Kate and Allie) * Madeline Kahn * Joe Williams...

The sketch I am looking for is 2 sketches where Big Bird creates his own comic book super hero named "Blue Bird".

R.I.P. Danny Wells (1941-2013). You will be missed. I have bad news, He just recently passed away. :cry:

The Sesame Street General Store was also at The Mall at Pheasant Lane in Nashua New Hampshire as well. But sadly, They all closed in 1998. At least The Mall at Pheasant Lane still has The Disney Store.