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I'm thinking that "Jon & Kate" may not even air, given what happened to the actual family's split-up.

It's Jim Martin.

This one made me laugh: "Which one's four?" "It's this one."

Sometimes they use all-black puppets against a black screen, with white eyes attached. (See "If Moon Was Cookie", in the shot where Cookie's in the dark.) Last season, they used CG eyes when Abby went into Oscar's can.

David was the one with blue hair.

"Gordon's Hair" http://www.sesamestreet.org/video_player?p_p_lifecycle=0&p_p_id=videoPlayer_WAR_sesameportlets4369&p_p_uid=8159e1f2-156e-11dd-bb51-597ab51d2e81

I am looking very forward to that! Those are some great clips.

Not really; check out the annotations. Sesameguy taped it from TV from a tape recorder, not a VCR, so only the audio is available.

Anything with Deena and Pearl, and Leslie Mostly.

From what I've seen, whatever's left over (and then some) is posted on their site. (And I've got no problem with that.) Many of the classic videos that have been unaired for a very long time, and the best part is more stuff is always added. And it's free. :)

Bad news: it's unlikely he'll keep his end of the bargain. He conned me in our last trade, and had done it with another forum member. Someone needs to report him to one of the administrators.

Another reason he didn't do much with Sesame Street was because he hated New York (he lives in California).

He posted a few pictures of Muppets that appear to be from the book: Sherlock Hemlock, Betty Lou, and Poco Loco, as well as a picture of Mr. Hooper in his store. That's all I can remember for now.

Wow! I haven't seen that poster in over 15 years! Thank you so much for doing this. Could you please post "Elmo's Sing-Along Guessing Game" next? I can't remember ever seeing that.

Yeah, Scott posted those because he won it from eBay a couple of years ago. It would be asking a lot for him to post them since there are so many pages, but he posts images whenever necessary to the Wiki (for character pages, talk page debates, etc.)

Well, that's two bad trades gone bad with him. :sympathy:

That would be Caroll Spinney.

According to Muppet Wiki (which got it from the TMS season one Muppet Morsels): "His name is a play on the pasture crop "bird's-foot trefoil," which was familiar to Jim Henson because of his father's work for the U.S. Department of Agriculture."

That would be "Hill Street Twos", which also featured Ernie. I haven't seen the segment for years, though, but I know that's the sketch.

Wow. After reading all of this, I'm looking very forward to when (if) they appear on the SS video player.