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There was another elephant in an appearance from Season 25, where Mother Chicken was doing a rhyme with a pig, penguin, elephant, hot dog, and bun. The rhyme was called "Say, Duba Duba," and it went like this: Say, duba duba The pig played the tuba The penguin jumped to the sun The...

I think it was both. I think first it was Carroll, and then Jerry took over, or something like that.

They could do that as a promo for Nickelodeon!

I think they should put Elmo's World on it's own, and put Sesame Street back the way it used to be! There is one skit I would like to see on the new season, and I think it would be quite appropriate. Remember "Zero Cookies" with Ernie and Cookie Monster?

Did any of you catch Michael Loman, the executive producer's speech? If so, what did you think of it?

I love those bridgekeeper skits! You know what line of the circle one I really loved? At the end, when the bridgekeeper says, "You may pass." Pedestrian: I didn't come here to cross the bridge. Bridgekeeper: Then what are you doing here? Pedestrian: I just came to deliver your groceries.

That's why I think they should have a DVD library! And I don't see why they can't! I think they should!

That's if they even GET that far while they're still on, which they probably won't. This is too sad.

Well, believe it or not, I saw 2 antique songs on Plaza Sésamo that I had never seen before! One of them, I had heard OF it, but never saw it until today. I think it's called "Moo Song" with Clementine, Gladys, and 2 other cows. I loved it. It was like broadway, and there was a brown fence...

It sure would take a long time to do a project for 130 episode seasons, but that doesn't mean they can't do it!

I know the V opens its mouth and eats the vitamins. But I haven't seen it in quite some time.

Do you have the beginning part of it? If so, can you tell me the show number? Like in the beginning of the theme.

The Ernie & Bert skit was on a show from Season 30, but that's now on at 5 am.

What did he say about episodes on DVD??

Sadly, the reason why the quality of the music has declined is basically for the same reason as why the whole show has declined over all those years. As Chris himself explained to me, they don't want all those parodies and stuff for older kids, they only want kiddie things. I know, I know...

I believe Tom Dunsmuir wrote the lyrics, not Luis Santeiro. Anyway, this was a very rare segment. It was only used once or twice a season during the mid 80s, and then it was used in one show from the 1991-92 season.

I think there were several different color versions of those, and many other similar skits. I think it might have actually been so it would look more up to date.

I don't know if they would do that, but I sure hope they make a Classic Sesame Street DVD Collection sometime.

I do.

Which show # is it? Also, how good condition is that tape in? Do you think you can somehow dub me a copy? It would be great if you would.