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It's great that the entire series is now on DVD - something I doubted would happen.

I may be able to make a full version of it, like I did with 2226, 2356 and 2485. Here's what I've found: •Who Am I - 2432 •Over (Silent film) - 2256 •Angry actor - haven't found yet, but I know it's somewhere •Typewriter T for Train - 2362 •Roller skating film - 2363

You mean YOU are the one who added the Noggin edits? If so, what proof do you have?

No one has spoken up, so I've gone ahead and removed them.

It's called Larry King: 50 Years of Pop Culture. Look for that in the listings.

When in doubt, look it up on the Wiki. http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Sesame_Street_Unpaved (In this thread it's usually the series which is discussed)

Last March, some anonymous user added a rundown of Episode 2269 to the Muppet Wiki, also listing the Noggin edits. Since the user has not revealed themselves, I'm skeptical about these edits. Can anyone here confirm, with proof, that these edits are correct? If not, I will remove them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrous_oxide

I don't think he'd lie about this. Believe me, he's not good at fooling people. ;)

You can't even assert yourself for the evidence against you, and you still think you deserve to be on the Wiki? That's pathetic. :rolleyes: You're just not welcome on the Wiki anymore. You might as well get used to it.

Here's why: on Skater's user page it says: "previously blocked; admins decided to let him stay under good behaviour, but he's back to his old tricks -- adding unsourced information, not following guidelines specifically pointed out to him on his talk page, no explanations for changing...

Are you sure it's not CBC?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ticker_tape

No, it's "Ticker tape and drummers drumming." The closed-captioning comes in handy, especially for "Turn Around Now" in episode 45.

No subtitles, but there's closed-captioning (if your TV has that feature).

"Lead Away" is the only one worth downloading out of all of those. It's got two new Chris Cerf songs (including the "Lead Police") and the classic "Wash Your Hands Before You Eat" cartoon by Bruce Cayard.

This isn't rocket science, nor is it censorship Learn this term: POST ROLL. It's the camera still rolling after the skit is done, capturing the activity that happens after the most important parts of the script - extra dialogue, extension of a song, the puppeteers fooling around, etc...

I might be willing to send you some of those if you buy me some DVDs on my wish list ...

It came from a kinescope recording of a 1971 episode, which most of us have, including me. If you have something good to offer to me (especially if it's non-Noggin SS), then PM me and we'll set up a tape trade.

She also uploaded clips of the British comedy genre, which also helped suspend the account.