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I do, I miss both!! I can't believe Noggin!!!

I think they need more episodes, but it's nice to know they still use old clips.

I remember that, too. You could hear a phone being dialed. I don't know what that came from. But sometimes there may be some defect in the tape itself.

Also, on today's show, I saw a very old Bert & Ernie sketch that I had never seen before! If any of you saw it, it was "Ernie and The Magic Chain."

That's true. I mean, in the early 90s, when I first heard Steve Whitmire, I couldn't stand it. Same with David Rudman's Cookie Monster, and even Matt Vogel's Big Bird. Eric Jacobson does an okay job, but not as bad as David Rudman. He sounds more like Baby Bear with a sore throat.

Okay, that doesn't have much to do with this thread. But it was somewhat appropriate, because he did do the song "Born to Add," which was a very well-known song of his. He was not a muppeteer. He was a composer/lyricist, and he did voice, and he played the piano. Chris was his main muppet...

I did notice that. I thought it sounded like Matt Vogel. But I could not stand it.

Well, it looks like Unpaved sure is gone. And I do see your point. The teacher told me that the prom may not be the best place where people will want to talk about Sesame Street. It's a time when people are acting very grown-up. That is, they don't wanna think about when they were kids. So...

The Ernestine that was the telephone operator is completely different than Baby Ernestine. She was a human, not a muppet.

He was performed by a very talented man named Christopher Cerf. Chris was also a major songwriter for the show. He is very under-appreciated, but Chris Cerf is definitely my favorite person from Sesame Street. I know him personally, and I am a very big fan of his. He even autographed me a copy...

Well, I watched it this morning at 8, and it had quite a few old clips. It had Kermit trying to talk about happy and sad, and Elmo got sad when Kermit didn't have time to play with him. It also had the "Hair Brush" song sung by the Cereal Girl. It also had a very old Bert & Ernie sketch where...

There was a real song of hers that was parodied. It was a song called "I Am Chicken," I believe it went to the tune of "I Am Woman."

I actually agree with that, and I wish it was. I think it's only because the system also has some confidential information, like people's salaries, and stuff like that. Maybe they can make it available to the public, once they keep that confidential stuff private.

I thought it was quite appropriate.

There's this woman at the Sesame Street music department who I talk to regularly on the phone. She has a list of all the segments, who wrote them, and all the seasons and episodes they have appeared in. It's actually on the Internet, but unfortunately, you can only access the site if you work...

I know that on "Wonder Child," she was just solo in an empty room, with a microphone in her hand.

I mean, they're phasing Season 30 out now, because they have Season 31. And next year, they'll probably get Season 32, and phase out Season 31. Then, they'll get 33 and phase out 32. Then they'll get 34 and phase out 33.... See, that's how Noggin is not the same channel as it used to be. See...

This would be another GREAT idea. But, would we really need Season 30? Whatever happened to seasons 21-24? If they're going to air those old shows, I think they also need to put more episodes.

There was a film/animation series in about Season 28 where they show clouds rolling by over New York City, and the clouds form Horses, Cats, Camels, and Elephants. There was 1 film for each. And it did have Maria's voice on it, and kids. It used some classical piece of music by, I think it was...

I think usually if they have a wolf, it's the lavendar one. They have used him a lot lately, and they don't want kids to get confused. But they always use different muppets for Old MacDonald. Wouldn't that be confusing for little kids?