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Right, that's what I meant, maybe we could do a trade. Anyway, how so is 2549 chopped up? And why did you only record part of them?

I'm assuming they first aired in January 1989. I would love to see these shows sometime. Do you think maybe I could buy copies of them?

Well, I don't play in a band, but I do play the piano. I have performed in many recitals, and most of the songs I do are from Sesame Street. It's great that there's a place for them, because I have received a lot of negative feedback for it. But it still probably won't make me famous like Hilary...

I actually do remember that. That was not for pledge week, that's because there was such a big gap between Season 30 and Season 31, they thought they would air those, since it cost a lot of money to produce them. Anyway, your PBS station, WETP, I believe is very small. One of ours is very...

Well, they will be doing more Elmo's World skits, but they will not do anything else that you mentioned, unfortunately. But I will tell you that they're actually doing an Elmo's World all about bells, and during the channel insert, they will have that classic song, "Bells." It won't be the same...

That's a national thing. All of my stations are doing that, too. Also, the 2 major ones, 'GBH 2 and NHPTV, are now doing pledge. But the way it usually works is, the 10 am show on WGBH 2 is the current show that airs nationally that day, and all the other airings are a day behind. But this week...

In a pageant about foods from the 80s, before he does his lines, he tells Mr. Light (the person working the spotlight) to "follow me." And also, in the song "My Name" with Maya Angelou, he sings "my name" instead of "Elmo's name."

Well, that's because back in the day, there were less shows. I mean, there's no room for it now, because they're dealing with Arthur, Dragon Tales, Zoom, and all those shows for older kids. I was very upset when it was not on in the afternoon of any stations here. Also, I've noticed that there...

Yeah, that's something that's popular here in the northeast, getting multiple PBS stations. I also think the New York area gets like 3 different ones, or 2 1/2. WNET 13, WLIW 21, and WNYE 25. But I don't even think WNYE even airs Sesame Street! But when I was younger, WGBH aired it 3 times a...

I heard it from the Sesame Street music department.

Well, guess who actually IS going to be on this season! Does anyone like Norah Jones? She's appearing on the show, and she will be doing a parody of her own song, "I Don't Know 'Y' I Didn't Come." And also, the thing you heard about SpongeBob Squarepants was right! There's going to be a...

I don't think so. They did this last year, and they showed Christmas episodes of every episode, except Sesame Street. But I don't think they would air those specials, they really don't like Sesame Street anymore. Also, those weren't specials they aired, those were actual episodes. I have...

Hey, how about Hilary Duff? She could do a remake of the song "Above It All", and dress like an angel, or a fairy, or anything with wings. She did make an appearance in a film last season. It was a film about an H picnic. It was Henry and Hilary having a picnic. But do you think Hilary meant Duff?

Well, we get 4 different PBS stations here in my town, so here's the list: WGBH 2 M-F 6am, 10am Sa 6am WENH 11 M-F 9am WSBE 36 M-F 7:30am WGBX 44 M-F 9am

They just don't want parodies anymore. They want the show to be very simple, for younger kids. It's not a crossover show, like it used to be anymore.

That's so cool! Why would they have a TV in the cafeteria, and who put Sesame Street on?

Well, a Sonny Friendly look-alike muppet appeared in Season 31, but I believe the last time the real one was used was Season 29.

It is located at Sesame Workshop.

Well, the woman that I talk to in the Sesame Street music department, Vicki Levy, is always very nice, but she can't do anything about it. I have spoken with Meeri Park, the programming director for Noggin, and she is not very nice. I told her all about how sad I was because of them cancelling...

Yes, their number is (212) 595-3456. I speak with them regularly, and that's how I know that they do not send out tapes of old shows. And, sadly, they don't really want us to see the classic episodes. They don't like the show the way it used to be, they like it the way it is now. They don't want...