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Many of you are probably familiar with the music that played over the backers credits, or the fundraisers at the end of the show. It can be heard at the end of most Unpaved shows. But what I'm wondering is, what do you think that piece of music is called, and I wonder how long it actually ran...

Actually, Season 33 started in February 2002, and 34 started in April 2003. Right now, Season 35 is expected to start in April 2004. They've been making it later and later. Forever, I remember it used to start in November.

I haven't seen this bit in ages. I remember the song more than I remember the video. Actually, it's on the video "Rock and Roll", but I think they edited out the beginning. On the album "Born to Add", it starts with an organ intro like most Count songs, and then goes into the real song. There...

How can you have no TV??

Actually, they are most of the time. This was a rare one that came to a dead end. I often won't know the name of the segment, but I will remember the show number that I saw it on, and they'll look it up that way, and it gives a list of segments that were in the show. Pretty neat, huh? They can...

I actually never thought of using him in Global Grover! I don't know if it would work, but yes, they could!

I think the part of Hawaii that Sesame Street went to is a very unusal part that not many people visit. I watched Hilary Duff's Island Birthday Bash a month ago, and I did recognize one of the scenes. It was the scene where they were rowing down a river and singing some Hawaiian song in a...

You must be referring to Season 31 of Noggin. He was not used at all last season, or the season before. I think he may have been used once in Season 32, but they would never use him anymore.

The title is "Stranger - Baseball in Central Park", it was written by Ernest Troost and Maxine Fisher, I believe it's from 1985, it was sung by a female, and her voice echoed, as if it were a live concert. Here are the lyrics: On a bright spring day in Central Park The score was 3 to 2 And...

Where did you get all those MP3 files?

Well, this article is very interesting. And now I have a few comments: It was geared toward low-mortgage rate homes, and that's why it was in the ghetto. And I think the reason why they created it was because not many people could afford preschool. They can now, and that's why the show isn't...

They don't like to use minor characters anymore, and those skits weren't for younger kids, they were for older kids.

If you watch the M sketch more closely, at the very end, he does not eat the disguise with the cookie. After he's finished eating the cookie, he looks at the disguise and says, "What this? (tosses it) Yuck!" You don't see him do that too often, do you.

Their number is (212) 595-3456.

It's perfect! I think they could very well do it on Play With Me Sesame. IF they could get Herbert Birdsfoot.

The lead singer was performed by Christopher Cerf, as was Little Chrissy.

Nope, sorry, I don't. But you're really missing something. You'd be surprised how many old clips they have.

Well, it was on Plaza Sésamo again today!

Nope, neither of them were.

It was "This is Your Lunch". I just saw it on Plaza Sésamo today!