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Actually, I have some great news! It's actually supposed to launch this spring! AND at least the first year will consist of ALL "Library." In this case, "Library" means "old material." Just like Noggin was in the beginning. But you have to remember that there isn't all that much material for...

Yes, that song is called "The Wasteroon Song."

It sure does! But I think it could have all sorts of songs from Sesame Street. I would also include: Rubber Duckie "C" Is For Cookie Count It Higher Exit Telephone Rock Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz I Love Trash Opposite Song There's too many to list.

That unnumbered episode is 2312.

Which episodes?

Oh, COX! I know that company! Are you familiar with that channel called Noggin? Well, they USED to have this thing called "Sesame Street Unpaved" from 1999 until 2003. It consisted of 67 episodes of Sesame Street from 1969-1989. However, for the 4 years that it was on, they just kept repeating...

It's another way of saying "Ages."

In a way, I think we should close this thread :cry: I mean, it's not like he's ever gonna trade with us. :cry:

Actually, I think it was sometime in the 80s when it got labeled a "baby show." Because Andy told me that even by the time 2nd grade came (which would have been the 1988-89 season), he got made fun of for it.

No, actually, that's Paul Jacobs singing. And I don't know that it's on any DVDs.

It is simply called "G" Song. It was recorded on 11/11/77. The music was written by Chris Cerf, and the lyrics were by Thad Mumford. It was sung by a lavendar AM Man (Christopher Cerf), and a green AM Woman (Marilyn Sokol), and I'm not sure who the bird was, maybe Jerry Nelson? And the mailman...

It's interesting you mentioned this sketch, because I JUST received an episode with it, episode 2363! It has this sketch, along with several other great sketches!

No they don't show this anymore.

That was Chrissy, not Jerry.

It just so happens that I have Asperger's too! And so do quite a few of us here on Muppet Central. And I think it may very well be partially the reason why we like Sesame Street at all. One thing I have noticed about people with Asperger's is that they have interests that are rather strange, but...

He did one for the number 3. It went like this: He said to a blue AM, "3 sticks." And then he said "3 sticks where?" And then Harvey told him to look down on the floor, and then slapped a '3' on the AM's head, and said, "3 sticks right here!" And he laughed like he usually did.

He said, And now, here he is, the one, the only, the incomparable... COOKIE MONSTER!!!!!

I think it's actually from Season 11. Believe it or not, I think Snuffy was voiced by Richard Hunt in this one.

I thought it was FANTASTIC, which also starts with the letter 'F!' I think you got the idea from the first Tortoise/Hair race.

Wow, that's cool. I think they could have very well had something like this on SS itself as well.