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My main era was from 1992-94. Then for 1994-95, I kinda stopped watching it, just because I felt I was too old. Then I got back into it a little bit for the 1995-96 season, but then I felt I had to stop watching it, so I could be like most kids. Even during the period where I wasn't normally...

Well, some PBS stations always air the show from one day behind.

And don't forget, after the song was over, Gina went up to them and asked them for their autograph. I wonder if it was part of a street plot originally.

I didn't like it that much. I mean, it was okay at first, but after it was on every day, I sort of got sick of it. And fortunately, for those of you with me, I think it's on its way out.

Jim Henson also played the cop, Jerry Nelson played the hip dude, Frank Oz played the lavendar muppet, and I'm not sure of the others. But there were a lot of muppets in this.

There was a skit where Ernie and Cookie were trying to tell the 2 of them apart, and a green AM comes to help them solve the problem, and Ernie says, "You're green like Kermit the Frog!" And it sounds just as if Kermit were saying his own name.

Yes, that was Fran all right. She's made a couple of cameo appearances. She was also in the 3-part episode from Season 34 with Baby Bear's little sister Curly, and she was a nurse in the hospital, I believe. She was also in a Season 25 episode where Oscar had his newsstand, and Fran was a...

What did those friends watch or like instead?

Well, a lot of these young teen pop singers are redoing old Disney songs for the Disneymania series, and Hilary Duff did a version of "The Siamese Cat Song" from Lady and the Tramp with her sister, Haylie. And she does have this current hit song called "Wake Up", and it sounds like she COULD do...

Yes, that is correct. Starting August 29th, 123 Sesame Street will no longer be on Noggin. BUT, HOWEVER, they are putting another airing of Play With Me Sesame in it's timeslot at 8:30. I think this MIGHT be because of PBS Sprout launching. I hope we end up getting it on our system.

They would never, because Toon Disney is only for cartoons.

No, it's not the same one. But I do remember the sketch with that song, and, get this, it may have been the first time I ever saw Sesame Street. I first heard it when I was like 3 years old, and then never heard it again until recently, when I got an episode with it in a trade. When I saw that...

Ok, there is a song on the Monsters album called "Monster Lullaby." I've never seen it on the show, but it's sung by a monster mommy to her monster son. The baby doesn't actually sing, but there is dialogue with him at the beginning. Would that happen to be the monster now known as Elmo?

Grover actually was NOT in The Alphabet Song with Lena Horne.

I actually have this episode, and I do not think it's 2548. In fact, I know it isn't, because it has the Barkley and the Kids closing sequence, which only ran on Friday episodes (ending with a 0 or a 5).

I think it was "Tooth hurty," as in, you go to the dentist when your tooth hurts. However, an interesting thing about this one, especially with the bus driver, is that like the bus driver didn't like know he was going to be forced to do that song. In fact, I don't think he really wanted to do...

I think mine would have to be one of the 80s musical groups. But I love The Beetles "Letter B"!!

I think there have been about 100 versions of this song. There was even a whole book in the 80s devoted to this song, called "The People In Your Neighborhood."

Now is that from Season 23 as well? If so, I'd like to trade for it, and any other Season 23 or pre-1992 shows you have.

Now do you actually HAVE this episode?