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This one you're looking for is seen in #536, which was shown on Noggin a few times.

1977. I used to like it, but now I think the TV versions of those songs (especially One Way and Telephone Rock) are much, much better to hear.

It's very very recent, I can tell.

Hey Count, you forgot some pros: 1) new "A" cartoon that pays homage to the early 70's style (white background, solid lines, almost the exact same voice - we've seen TONS of these on SS - think Jasper and Julius) 2) Sally Cruikshank's interpretation of "Dance Myself to Sleep"

I grew up with this book, so it was a treat to see it as a sketch.

Yesterday's episode had Cookie singing a song about when he first tried cookies as a baby. I don't know if it was done for this season, but it was definitely Frank.

This looks kinda promising. BTW, sorry if this is OT, but Oliver, I sent you an email through this forum and I want to make sure you got it.

It was in the Chris Langham episode, and it wasn't a UK spot.

I've only seen this at least once or twice in the 80s. It's a song performed by an AM rock band, and it goes something like "Join us!/You can play the drums!/Join us!/You can play piano!" If anyone's seen this and/or know more of how it goes, please let me know.

You needn't be sorry of anything, Drtooth. I thought it was a great piece of fan-fiction and a fine job of April Fooling, which was more than appropriate to do on a day like yesterday. I applaud you. Come on, everyone applaud this guy! He really knows his Sesame stuff! :) :p :( :grouchy:

Did anyone record it? I missed it. :( But at least I didn't miss Elmo's appearance on Isaac Mizrahi. :)

What I've listed here are some extended scenes you won't find on the DVD. They're present in the 1988 UK release on Virgin Video, and might even have been seen in theaters at some point, I dunno. 1) Fozzie breaks his horn on stage at El Sleezo and laments, "This is not my night." :o 2) The...

2107 has: Bert and David (boy): faces - 1970 *Song: Admiral (Big) Bird - 1971 *The Count counts self-addressed letters - 1972 *News Flash: Don Music writes "Yellowstone Park" (SS theme) - 1978 E&B: Was Bert captured by Martians?? - 1980 Cookie Monster: which cookie shape tastes best? -...

Hard to choose. I really like these non-Noggin episodes: #2107, in which Oscar gets jealous that Bernie the piano tuner (a human) is getting more attention from Grungetta (this time played by Brian Meehl), so he begs Olivia to go on a date with Bernie - whom Olivia thinks is a grouch at...

In order for that to happen, you need a lot more to trade than Sesame Street. ;) Let that be a lesson to y'all.

Man, I thought the "Variety Hour" format died out with the 8-track. :D

The first time was the premiere of the second season.

I might as well let the monster out of the box: I've been writing a fan-fiction interview with Cookie himself about this subject. It's surprisingly good.

As far as I know there is no online archive of the strip. That's why I clip it out each week and, if I can, scan the strips into a computer and save them as high-quality jpegs. I haven't done that lately, but I will when I get some free time.

I just called my local newspaper - good thing they still have back issues of Sunday's paper (for up to 60 days). :concern: What a relief! :)