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Looking at one Muppet Wiki user's main page, I saw that Richard Hunt performed Elmo as late as episode 2018. It's great to know that in 2018. I kinda hope episode 2018 gets a page this year just because it matches the year (and kinda want episode 2019 to be held off on a page until next...

Pretty much all the songs on the first album debuted in the first season but were rerecorded for the album. In many cases, they are sung by the same characters/performers as on the show, but there's also just as many that were sung by different characters than on the show (like having Bert join...

Thanks to info from trusted sources, I recently found at Muppet Wiki that at least three of the segments listed as being from season 11 in 40 Years of Sunny Days (Kermit News: Foot Snuggies, Me Lost Me Cookie at the Disco, and Monsterpiece Theater: Me, Claudias) actually premiered in season 12...

I was excited to see two of the earliest known uses of Elmo's name, and was surprised that he was referred to by name in season 11*. The Muppet Wiki page actually notes Brian Meehl as Elmo's performer in the guide (in the scene rundown), I wonder if the script actually notes the performer (I...

I recently saw details that this and "Before and After" involve "Silly Song Time". Makes me wonder if there were any more "Silly Song Time" segments (I've been looking at song titles in the CTW Archives First Season Show Content files to determine if any of them might be silly). Of course when...

I didn't know about these until a couple days ago, seeing the pages on Muppet Wiki. At first I thought they were only digital releases, but then I saw that they are available on CD as well. If it's on physical media, even if the compilations don't have anything that hasn't been on an album...

Quite a few inserts that led/introduced the next segment in the first season were shown quite a few times, though it does seem like a lot of them (especially the multi-part ones) weren't broadcast often past the first season. Looking at some of the first season show content pages, I think the...

A handful of new Sesame Street albums have been released, under a label called Sesame Street Catalog. When I first heard about them on the wiki, I assumed they were download-only, but it seems they are also available on CD, which makes me surprised that I didn't know about them before the...

I previously said that the earliest known appearance of Ali Baba was a season 20 episode, but recently looked and saw that its earliest known appearance was actually a season 19 episode (that had been on the wiki for years). I recently saw on the wiki that One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, The...

The first season had a lot of skits that lead into another skit.

Recently it hit me that a lot of episodes where the street scenes were repeated two years later are episodes that contain an original song in the street story. Episodes like 1663 which was repeated as 1899 has Bob singing about the Indiana farm he was born on, and the episode where Biff gets a...

For years I thought this was only in one episode, since the "first season show content" at the CTW Archives lists only one episode it appeared in and then "DUMP", but recently, after more episode guides were filled on the Muppet Wiki via trusted source scripts, it turns out that it DID air in...

Recently, Muppet Wiki has added Sesame Street pages for EVERY episode past season 22, with full guide tables for all of them (except for a handful of season 22 episodes). Recently it came to my attention that if you click on an image and see pages that link there, you can see all the episodes...

Top ten words I used to think were pronounced differently for a long time: 10. Posthumous (I thought it was pronounced post-humous) 9. Misogynist (thought it had the soft g sound in the middle) 8. Cello (thought it started with an s-sound as opposed to a ch-sound) 7. Archive (thought it was...

Well, good news, it's back online! Actually, I think this is the same upload, judging by date (I should have been able to have seen this when it was missing from search) and the same image for the video. But enjoy!

The info about Lulu's Back in Town being in episode 18 was likely sourced from the first season show content guide at the CTW Archives. I have noticed some mistakes regarding that (especially when the trusted sources came about). It lists "alpha song (small letters)" as appearing in episode 1...

Thinking about how one of the program guides lists "Song: Leslie Mostly", I wonder if maybe the guide was referring to the theme music when that sketch was listed (which would be very odd... I haven't seen program guides that list "Song: Kermit News" or "Song: Monsterpiece Theater"). I got this...

They only use retired Muppets for workshop puppets?

He also showed up in the 45th season. Seems they want Roosevelt to appear in the anniversary seasons (even if the 45th anniversary was barely officially acknowledged). Of course since the 45th season, they seem to be bringing back more old school characters, even if many are non-speaking.

I feel like I've been experiencing a "Mandela effect" regarding episodes featuring certain segments. For years, I thought that Batman: Clean and Dirty Windows was in episode 179, the one that fans only have a black and white copy of. I hadn't noticed an image from it, I feel I might have...