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Welcome to our forum. What you need is Sesame Street Unpaved episode #926 or #1041. Both of these episodes have the clip you're looking for. Now, all you need is something to trade for it. But it's great you found our forum. You can find anything on the internet. :)

Coincidently, one of the PBS stations I get here is NHPTV out of New Hampshire, and it is also channel 11. They did air some collages of all different shows on PBS, and one of them was a shot of the clock in the "Pinball" animation pointing to the number 11. WGBH Channel 2 in Boston never did...

Um, can we get back to the subject of 1-2-3-4-5? Anyway, what exactly happened when the singers were singing "la la la la la"? And about when do you think this was last used?

Okay, here goes: 3136: Season 25 Premiere; Building of New Playground 3137: Big Bird Learns to Dance 3138: All By Myself...Well, Why Not? 3139: Gordon and Susan stay at the Furry Arms 3140: Baby Bear and Telly - Best Friends 3141: Oscar turns into Prince Charming 3142: "13" Makes Rain...

Actually, I'm not so sure they like Barkley anymore. They seem to think he's too old-fashioned, just like all the other old minor characters.

Actually, I have something very interesting to tell you about this song. Yes, it did have 2 different versions. One for SS, and one for The Count Counts LP. Now, on the album, some of the lyrics were different, because the visual gags that GeeBee described wouldn't work. So, like each time he...

Oh, and also, does anyone remember an alternate ending they used over the city and the sea at night? It was usually used if an episode ended at night. I have two shows with it on it. Unpaved episode #2615 used it, and I also have it on #2795. How far does this date back to? It looks like it was...

It was used in episode #54, which was shown on Sesame Street Unpaved on Noggin.

Well, there was one opening theme sequence that started off with Big Bird and kids in a wagon/hay ride. Maybe that's what you're thinking of. It was used from 1988 until 1992.

Well, here's how the Barkley closing sequence went: First, we see an open field, and then Barkley comes on screen and barks twice. Then, he runs away from the camera with a bunch of other kids. We then see Barkley and the kids walking over a bridge. After the bridge part, we see them running...

The only song I've seen her do on the show was "Fisher Men" song.

Was the one with the kids in the wagon different from Barkley? There was no wagon in the Barkley and the kids closing sequence that was used from 1980-1992. Was this an alternate ending they used sometimes?

Actually, the Winter Olympics were in Season 24, and the Summer Olympics were in Season 26.

I actually wonder how long that "bells and horns" music actually went. If you'll notice, on episode 1095, it played for longer than usual, a full 45 seconds. How long exactly was this piece?

I know who it was. It was Paul Benedict. :)

Actually, this is very interesting. The couple of Cookie and Prairie have been around since the early 90s. I know it's newer, but I actually think skits with the 2 of them are pretty funny.

I don't think that bit on 4082 was supposed to be like Monster Clubhouse. Monster Clubhouse bombed. That is, it didn't test well. I think this is because it was too fast-paced, and kids couldn't remember the names of the characters. Heck, I don't even remember who was who! I think it may have...

The celebrity was Norah Jones. And I would assume that it did air on WGBH at some point, I just don't know.

I'd like to see: Britney Spears Christina Aguilera Hilary Duff Jessica Simpson

I don't usually watch NHPTV, but I have NEVER seen them mess up with the schedule, so I assume they did.