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To decide how to make this remake, how old are the seven sons in the original supposed to be?

What makes you say that as the Tootsie Pop commercial ends, "The world may never know" if 90s Sesame Street would have done an episode like the one I had a dream about way back in 1995?

In the days of Sesame Street's original format of a main story interrupted by various short segments (the mid 90s) I had a dream that there was an episode in which an orange monster has been locked in a cage, and when the show went back to the main story, the monster was pleading to be let out...

If that's a true story, I hope the medical people these individuals had to be with helped them to keep going, and even if the AAPB deal never happened, it wouldn't have been the end of the world.

The Jim Henson stamp was only available in 2005. You are exactly correct that it was Sesame Street's 30th year when Big Bird was put on a stamp to honor Sesame Street as part of the 1999 Celebrate the Century: 1970s sheet.

Actually, in the late 90s, there was a series of educational computer games called "Muppet Kids Reading and Thinking Series". It's mentioned in the "Muppet Kids" article on Muppet Wikia, and to see videos of the gameplay of these games, look them up on YouTube.

Did Sesame Street predict the future with a character named Barney that was purple? We all know who came along in 1992 and became popular.

To expand the content of this thread into anything misheard, the local PBS affiliates have aired funding credits for the broadcast of their shows on their affiliates. This mishearing is of how WGBH/WGBX Boston, MA would say it in the 1990s. Misheard: Local broadcast TO (insert name of program)...

Another question that needs to be asked about this remake is how to make the seventh daughter have a genetic trait that the other six don't, because in the original the seventh son was yellow, while the rest were green, however some of them had a darker green hue than others, so we'd need to...

When I was little in the early 90s I remember seeing on TV a man showing a pad of illustrated pictures of words that begin with every letter of the alphabet. I know there was "D is for Door" for D and "K is for K-mart" for K. Who can tell me what TV show this was from?

There is a street called Sesame Street in: Wakefield, MA Tewksbury, MA Dracut, MA Billerica, MA Bensenville, IL Westerly, RI I looked up the answer to your question on Google Maps.

I had another weird dream. You know that the Bumble's job of placing the star on top of the tree is only at the end of the calendar year, and he actually wanted a job that could last him the majority of the year, so the library that Between the Lions takes place in has given the Bumble a job-he...

Well, why didn't Disney use the Little Green Men aliens from Toy Story/Buzz Lightyear which they already own the rights to?

Does Disney hope to buy the rights to Sesame Street? If not, did Disney include a copyright notice anywhere in the game saying that the Yip Yip Martians are owned by Sesame Workshop?

The Wikipedia article on bubble pipes says bubble pipes existed when "Alphabet Chat" and "Monsterpiece Theater" sketches debuted.

It's kind of too close to the real thing and in fact considered mock smoking. I have seen children's media in which they have made characters smoke bubble pipes instead of the real thing, and we kind of know it's supposed to be smoking. In fact, people I have talked to agree that bubble pipes...

So why aren't there flies buzzing all over the lender when the lender says "And you won't find a better offer anywhere" and "It really is an exceptional offer"?

Does "literally smell BS", "they might not have also smelled it" and "smelling correctly" refer to not believing what this bank has said, or does it refer to the feces of a male cow from a farm behind the bank?

Well, why would other people at that bank smell BS?