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Actually, I think Susan was a nurse from the very first season. Also in the very first season, Bob was a shop teacher. I have a 45 rpm record with the Sesame Street Theme on one side, and "Hello" on the other side, and all of the cast members introduce themselves.

Well, believe it or not, I was talking to someone very special last night. She's not from this forum, and I'm not going to tell you who she is, but she said that she loves SS as well. I never would have thought that, in fact, I actually had a feeling that she has never even HEARD OF SS. She...

This was a 5 LP boxed set from 1975. It featured 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street, which you probably figured out by the title. I just recently won the auction for it on eBay, and I have really been enjoying it. It's got some great selections. Has anyone else ever heard of it? It was never...

That's great!!! And also, while we're on the subject, I think the "Q" one I did earlier could have some additions: Mr. Chatterly: (while the closing theme is playing, and Hilary Duff and her friends are getting their surfboards) I WASN'T EXPECTING SUCH A QUARREL! I'VE HAD QUITE ENOUGH OF...

You're right! But in a way, it may not be the best idea. Because the show where they actually adopted Miles would have aired ON Christmas Day, and not many people are watching on that day, are they. In fact, some PBS stations pre-empt it. I remember the Season 32 premiere was on 1/1/2001, which...

Hmm, I never thought of that. But I also noticed that after he says that, Prairie actually agrees with him. Isn't that unusual? Come to think of it, does she have a part in the song? I don't think she does. Also, when Ernie says, "Then what happens, Bert?", I thought his voice was slightly...

Well, some PBS stations do air more old shows than others, but not SS, unfortunately. Also, it's the minor ones that air more old shows, and not so much the major ones. Especially the Rhode Island PBS station, which I receive here. I've seen educational programming during the day where they even...

Actually, his name is spelled Piri. I actually didn't know for awhile, but I got a copy of a non-Noggin episode from 1986, show 2173, which is closed-captioned, and that's how I found out.

I recently found out the last this series was used was in Season 19, which was the time that lots of stuff was last used.

Yes, that was Season 23 when they went to Montana, shows 2882-2885 And I think it was NEW Mexico that they went to, not Mexico, and that was Season 7, shows 810-815.

I bet it IS called "I-Beam"! That's very interesting, because I once had the lady at the SS music department look up something in a show about a Kerosene Lamp, and she did come across a segment called "I-Beam." I bet that's it!

Well, it has been done. ;)

I noticed that too, and I remember one where they both yell at each other, the one where there's a fly in the soup. Also, I remember another one where Grover got exhausted, where Fat Blue can't decide on the soup or the sandwich. I've also noticed that starting in Season 20, they started to...

Been there, done that. I have called ALL the PBS stations that I get on cable, and they all said the same thing. I was actually upset when they all did away with the afternoon airings of the show years ago, and I called and complained, and they never did a thing about it. But unfortunately...

I have it on cassette, and I don't believe it was ever released on CD.

That's very interesting, because the real Larry King is going to be on this season, and he will interview "W".

You know, I don't know. But I mean, even just a few years ago, the show was quite different than it is now. I mean, it had Elmo's World and all that, but they still broke up the street scene with inserts, and they think that's too dated, unfortunately.