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I don't think so, because episode #4057 (The Street We Live On) was C and 10, #4058 was B and 8.

Actually Gina and Savion broke up because Savion Glover left the show. It was the start of his career, and he is now a professional tap-dancer. And if any of you remember, for a very short period of time, about 1989-1991, she was friends with someone named Mike. Remember him? They seemed to have...

Too bad you don't have another PBS station where you live!

I do think Trash Gordon is pretty clever, but I actually miss the letter and number announced over the classic closing theme, like they were for 34 years!

I feel your pain! I HATE that! The first time WGBH here aired the special, they did NOT do a voiceover, which is unusual for them, because they ALWAYS do! But they just re-aired it, and it did have a voiceover. I HATE it when they do that! What exactly did your station do? Did they put the...

Which Kingston song was it?

Actually, she was supposed to do like 3 shows where she worked at Hooper's. But as you could probably tell, she lost her voice later that day. So Gabi is going to be there for the rest of the time that Alan is on vacation.

That's so sad!! I hate it when even adults say that about Sesame Street! And you know what else? That's one of my FAVORITE SS albums! It was conceived and produced by none other than Christopher Cerf! I know him personally, as I have mentioned before! And he told me that the reason why they...

Yes. Season 25. I was AMAZED when they just used it! Anyway, glidir, if you come across that problem again, there are most likely 2 (or 3) other PBS stations available where you live (if you have cable). WGBH does that with their schedule sometimes, like when they aired those Season 32 shows...

I didn't know how it was spelled.

Maybe WGBH made a mistake. Was this the 6 AM airing you saw? I have no idea what's going on. But I saw the real episode on RIPBS at 7:30 this morning, and it had a street insert with Marisa Topay (is that how it's spelled) and JOEY AND DAVEY MONKEY! I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT! And I can't wait to...

Yes. In fact, on episode #1, he is actually helping Gordon hang a picture on a wall.

The Ob-Gyn and the Ultrascan? Those weren't Noggin shows, were they??

"F" Cheer is on Show #3883: Tarah's Hand-clapping Game "W" on the Run is on show #3897: Bob, Elmo, and Kids play a game, and Fluffy Squirts Water

Well, so far they have done a total of 4082 shows! Don't you think it sounds like it would be a bit much? Listen, I would love to see a DVD collection of every episode of SS ever made as well, but I just don't think they can do it.

And was there a voiceover?

Probably as a nice surprise. But you know what I always do? We get 4 PBS stations in our area, and the others don't really do that. I think you get another one where you live, too, NJN. Do they usually talk over credits?

I know you're feeling, and I see that you're from Rhode Island! I know that feeling! In fact, for awhile, I thought Cox Communications was the worst cable system in the company, because they didn't have Noggin when everyone else did! Why was that? Anyway, lots of us here on Muppet Central...

I was afraid that WGBH would do a voiceover as well! They always do, but they DIDN'T this time! I wonder why! Also, I fainted when I saw Baker #10 as well, but the "10 bells" part of it I think was newly added. Wasn't it? I noticed the numbers were in a slightly different font.

I think I do agree that it could have had more old clips, like "Count It Higher", for one example. But the fact that they made an effort to do this special does prove that the people at Sesame Workshop know that there is a market out there for classic Sesame Street fans like us. :)