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(The title appears in white letters on a black background, with Volume 9 appearing in pink letters) (Big Bird walks around Sesame Street, looking around) Big Bird: (looking inside the mailbox) Mr. Snuffleupagus? Are you in there? I guess not. (Big Bird opens the lid on Oscar's trash can...

(The title appears on screen, scrolling up off-screen as "Volume 8" scrolls on-screen) (Big Bird is standing outside of Hooper's Store. He then notices the audience) Big Bird: Oh, hi. I am waiting for Looper's Store to open. I hope that it opens soon, because I am hungry. (Mr. Hooper...

(The title appears on a calendar, with "Volume 7" circled in red) (Big Bird is standing in front of 123 Sesame Street) Big Bird: Hello. Right now, I am about to go to Looper's Store. Hey, I've got an idea! I wil count how many more steps it will take to get to Dooper's Store! (counting...

(The title appears on a place, while the words "Volume 6" appear on a spoon) (Big Bird is standing outside of the Fix-It Shop. Luis comes out of the Fix-It Shop) Big Bird: Hello. Welcome. I am hungry, and I am going to eat very soon. Luis: Why don't you eat right now? Big Bird: Well...

The two What's My Part? sketches were both included in the album Somebody Come and Play. However, I was wondering if they are exactly the same audio. In the nose sketch, there is a Bennet Snerf character who is a monster, performed by Jerry Nelson, while in the foot sketch, he is an anything...

(The title "The Sesame Street Library Video Collection" appears on-screen, followed by "Volume 5" appearing at the bottom. This title appears over footage of a group of five kids walking downa city street, singing the Sesame Street theme song, as they go from walking in a street, to riding on a...

(The screen reads The Sesame Street Video Collection, and then te words Volume 4 suddenly appear on-screen) (Big Bird is in his nest, all alone) Big Bird: Oh, hi. I am glad you are here. Everybody I know is too busy to play with me. And I can't find Mr. Snuffleupagus anywhere. But we are...

(The title appears on-screen, scrolling to the side as "Volume 3" scrolls from the side onto the screen) (the video opens with Ernie and Bert standing in front of the steps to 123 Sesame Street) Ernie: Hello. I'm Ernie. Bert: And I'm Bert. Ernie: Today, we are looking at the various...

(the opening sequence features the title "The Sesame Street Video Collection", which then scrolls up and "Volume 2" scrolls in it's place) (Susan, Gordon, Olivia, David, and Luis are in front of the 123 Sesame Street building) Susan: Hi, welcome to Sesame Street. Gordon: It's a beautiful...

I have been wondering how the Muppets usually reacted to Big Bird talking about Mr. Snuffleupagus. I know that the humans were usually annoyed, but were the other Muppets equally annoyed, or did they believe Big Bird more? I would imagine that Kermit or Bert might be annoyed by Big Bird...

I am planning on writing some scripts for a possible video series based on The Sesame Street Library book series from 1977-1978. I plan on having these take place in 1977, the time they were made. I plan on writing up to twelve volumes. Here is the first one. (An opening sequence appears...

(Harvey Kneeslapper walks up to Don Music) Harvey Kneeslapper: (trying hard not to laugh) Hey, are you the great songwriter Don Music? Don Music: Yes, I am. Harvey Kneeslapper: The same one who likes to bang his head on the piano? Don Music: Oh, I don't like to bang my head. I only do it...

(Lefty and his boss run into an alley with a brown paper bag) Boss: Okay, I think we've got everything we need. Lefty: Right, boss. Boss: Do yo have the secret recipe? Lefty: Yes, sir. (opens his trenchcoat and gets the recipe out) Boss: (putting bag on crate) Okay, I'll get the stuff...

(Lefty and his boss run into an alley with a brown paper bag) Boss: Okay, I think we've got everything we need. Lefty: Right, boss. Boss: Do yo have the secret recipe? Lefty: Yes, sir. (opens his trenchcoat and gets the recipe out) Boss: (putting bag on crate) Okay, I'll get the stuff...

(Proffessor Hastings is in Big Bird's nest area) Big Bird: Hello, boys and girls! And now, Proffessor Hastings is going to talk to us about what's real and what's imaginary. (notices that Proffessor Hastings is sleeping on a crate) Uh, wake up, proffessor (wakes Proffessor Hasting sup)...

As we know, Big Bird's nest area is covered by doors, and as we know, Big Bird was not created untill after the test pilots. However, in the skits with James Earl Jones counting and reciting the alphabet, James Earl Jones stands in front of Big Bird's doors. I have read that these segments were...

I have a question about Monster Maker and Living with Dinosaurs when they aired on The Jim Henson Hour (I assume that Living with Dinosaurs aired as an episode of The Jim Henson Hour in England). Did these two epsiodes have cold openings? From what I read these are the only episodes that did...

(Harvey Kneeslaper pushes a toy snake inside a small cookie jar. After Harvey puts on the lid, he notices the audience) Harvey Kneeslapper: Oh, hello, there. I'm going to play a great joke. You see, I put a big toy snake, with a spring inside the toy snake, into this small cookie jar, and then...

Prairie Dawn: Hello, there. Prairie Dawn here. Did you know that each letter of the alphabet is special? Grover: That is right. A is awesome. Oscar: B is better. Cookie Monster: C is crunchy! D is delicious! Bert: E is an earful. Abby Cadabby: F is a favorite. Grover: G is gorgeous...

Recently, at Muppet Wiki, some users have visited the CTW Archives at The University of Maryland, and have posted quite a few interesting facts about Sesame Street. Some of the guides now list official first appearances of certain sketches (the Number Song Series, previously listed there as The...