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How could a tie help him see out of the costume? When he went to Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Camp Echo Rock, he didn't have a tie.

Because I regularly speak with people from Sesame Workshop.

Of course, they're taping new Elmo's World and Journey to Ernie segments, and they may use some old clips, but not very many. And it is very unlikely that we will see Kermit, they don't have a lot of access to Kermit, or even segments with him anymore.

Hmm, I wonder what he'll be doing.

They can't show older episodes, because kids would get confused.

Ah, so she actually didn't let you watch Sesame Street anymore?

Didn't you say earlier that you have a way to copy these onto DVD? If so, I would really like that.

He debuted in 1979.

Wow, it's great that people who worked for the show are joining the forum. Some of those listed above are my favorite songs, like the ones by Christopher Cerf and Paul Jacobs. Now, that counting series you're talking about, would that be "Mask Any #"? Like I remember the '1' had green hair, and...

Unfortunately, it will be 26 shows again this season. :smirk:

Well, it had quite a few old clips. It had: "5 dancers on chalk" from the early 90s "Ducklings" "Do De Rubber Duck" That's a lot of old clips for the new format, wouldn't you say?

Well, I do know you're feeling. When I was in school, especially middle school, I got teased an awful lot. It does not bother my parents that I watch Sesame Street, however, it did bother my old psychologist. He says that "we need to find a show that's more 'age-appropriate', because people this...

I would love this one! What would you like to trade?

Great. Just great. All I want is to see more old actual episodes.

Is this episode complete and everything? Is the quality OK? If so, I would love to see it.

Yeah, I will have to say that I think that was my favorite episode this season.

What happened was, his rubber duckie was in the repair shop being fixed, but he was very upset that he couldn't have it, and then he saw the sign that said, "cerrado", which he thought was the name of the repair shop. Then the mice explain to him that it actually means "closed" in Spanish, and...

I have it on show #3374.

What he means is, I don't think it was really show 2432. It was a pledge show, and they may have aired material from different shows, and made it shorter for pledge. I actually called and asked about the "Kerosene Lamp" film right after "Rebel L", and it was not in that show. Also, if you look...

Well, I don't know if it's necessarily 'good' timing, because who watches SS on Christmas Day?