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As of this week (I kept meaning to post this, but never got around to it), Sprout has a new morning block of programming, featuring the Wiggles. Yes, Sprout is now airing The Wiggles. And because of this, their schedule is changing. Sesame Street is moving from 8 am to 1 pm, though it isn't this...

Would you mind posting a link? Because they've gone back to airing Seasons 30 and 31 (and the Season 32 episodes they have been airing). I also know that starting later this month, the morning block (that Sesame Street is part of) is going to be revamped, so I would expect some changes. I just...

It would appear that all last week, Sprout has actually aired some Season 32 episodes that have not aired on there before. So far, they have aired 3929, 3937 (repeat of 3799 from Season 30, which has aired on Sprout before), 3944, 3919, and 3916. I think this is a good sign, since they're...

He was only on for a short period of time, mainly from 1989 to 1991.

I believe Bumble Ardy did air. It's featured on Old School 2 as an Easter Egg.

I don't EVER want it to reair! It was terrible, and I never wanna see it again! All it did was made me feel even worse for liking the show.

Why Did They Have To Be On This Show?

I didn't like it at all. It didn't have enough classic songs.

I think one reason why they don't have Friday credits anymore is, not because there are technically no "Friday" episodes, but also, unfortunately, because the closing credits are so short, they can have them every day now. Because looking back, in its golden age, Sesame Street had just about the...

It had the harmonica music, just like normal.

It had the regular Barkley and the Kids closing.

Has anyone here (who is familiar with this sketch) ever picked up some of the random things the Muppets are saying in the first part? At the very beginning, I heard someone say "Ohh, this is a nice...Wonderful time," and I think somebody else says "I Like this." Then as Bert starts talking, we...

I'm sorry, but these responses aren't getting me anywhere. You guys are just telling me what I WANT to hear. It actually wasn't until I branched out of Muppet Central and started posting on other message boards about my feelings for Sesame Street. And that person I was talking with whom which I...

Well, you see, I think what that person right there was saying, was that she thinks it will encourage you to act like a little kid, rather than an adult. See, I tried telling her that the show can be seen from an adult's perspective, and she said "Well, I agree, but I don't fully believe you."...

Over the past couple of years, a lot of people have said some pretty mean and nasty things to me for liking Sesame Street. It's mainly because most people don't find it okay for adults to watch it, since it's mainly aimed at kids. Here is an example of what someone said to me about it: hi...

I think the reason why these sets have stuff we've seen over and over (such as Rubber Duckie, C is for Cookie, etc.) is because these are catered towards casual fans as well. In other words, people who have been longing to see this stuff. This is something I've noticed on Muppet Central, and...

I have to say I was pretty disappointed with it. It really was a lot like Elmo's World. I've heard that in Season 40, Abby will have a new 15-minute segment, and this special basically is a sample of what Season 40 will be like. If you do the math, here's what it seems like: 15 minutes of...

Junk. Complete junk. That's what I think of Noggin now. I never watch it. I just with they would air old Sesame Street episodes LIVE.

You know, I'm actually wondering if WGBH in Boston did the same thing. I know they never aired old episodes of SS nationally, but I do remember sometimes during pledge drives when they would air the special 50-minute pledge episodes, sometimes they WOULD air episodes from previous years. I...

Hey, there's something I noticed about some of these episodes. It would appear that some of them have glitches in them, ie. tiling. Has this ever happened on iTunes before?