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Someone posted on a Sesame Street google that there were episodes from 1978 when Bert had amnesia. BErt bumped into Snuffy and felt like he knew him. Cookie Monster also had amnesia in one episodes from that era. There was also one from 1975 or 76 when Ernie lost Rubber Duckie and Oscar gave him...

Hi mikealan, I have a few questions for you. Which Unpaved episodes have you seen at the museum of TV and Radio and what were they about? Which other non-noggin episodes did you see and what era were they from? If I ever visit the Museum of TV and Radio, where can I find the section where...

I haven't purchased ping pong balls yet however, I'm planning to cut one in half and draw pupils on them. I'm thinking of building a Monster puppet. What do I need to make the monster look fuzzy and What can I use for teeth?

I'm trying to glue half ping pong balls on fabric. Should I use a stick to dab the cement on the fabric?

Today, I just bought a tin of contact cement. How do I use it properly when I build a puppet?

Would you be able to make me a copy of your tape? I would greatly appriciate it. Please feel free to e-mail me anytime at sourfish69@hotmail.com and we can work out a deal. *Thanx*

Hi Dr Tooth, That scene you mentioned about Kermit and Oscar talking about PBS was actually in "Put Down the Duckie: An All-star musical specail" from 1988. I forgot all about that one. What happened in that scene? Did Kermit knock on Oscar's can?

Ernie must have been pulling another crafty gag by deciving Bert.

Hello! Does anyone recall Mc Donalds commericals from the 1990 TV season? In the commericals were puppet replicas of a burger, a soft drink, nuggets and fries. I've tried building those puppets but I don't have the correct materials. Any information will be greatly appriciated.

Wow! I've been searching for those clips. Would you be able to dub them on a tape for me?

Hey folks, Can anyone help me? I'm searching for a Kermit PVC figure some Sesame Street PVC figures. Does anyone here have those type of figures? Whoever has the PVC figures, please e-mail me anytime at sourfish69@hotmail.com and we can work out a deal. Thanx!

I love the the Pee Herman Alphabet. I laughed when he yelled, "U, V, W!" and when he whispered, "I'ts very, very small." That skit is used in an episode from 1988 where Maria and Luis go on their honeymoon.

Wow! This is so interesteing! Besides drawing the picture of Mr. Hooper and the adults, Caroll Spinney must have done other artwork for Sesame Street. I'm not sure if he created cartoons for the show. Frank Oz created the #3 ball film and built that huge metallic structure. That film and the...

Hey Guys, There were replicas of Big Bird, Miss Piggy, and Kermit the Frog in Crank Yankers. Miss Piggy and Kermit were making love and Big Bird was hacking a cigarette outside a building named 321. Has anyone else seen this?

Where can I find recent photos of the Sesame Street characters?

Happy 73rd Birthday, Joan! My favorite moment was when joan commened Episode 1; "it was an overnight success. No question."

Jim also did the psychedelic numbers that went from 1 to 10 duirng the first season. He also did a cartoon about the number 12 with rocks in a desert. Didn't Jim create "the Queen of Six"? The animation in that one is similar to "the King of 8". I wonder who did "Capital I" and "Lowercase N"?

Thanks Ol' Buddy Bert! It's pretty photographic!

In the Sesame version, Kermit was sitting on a lilypad singing while girl frogs were dancing around him. Then along came a hologram of Kermit through the swamp and he danced on the lilly pad. I don't remeber the Muppet show version but hope this helps.

Hey gang, I was wondering. How did Mr. Snuffleupagus come about in 1971? Was Snuffy Jim Henson's creation and did he pursuade Jerry Nelson to perform him? Didn't Richard Hunt inherit the role in 1977?