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I think most of us do.

Oh, it's so sad!:( It's like the saddest time of my life!:( I barely had fun at my high school prom last night because of this!:( (cries)

I do agree, pretty much the whole street has been rebuilt. It's just like when an old school that you went to gets renovated, or rebuilt. That's why I think they should have a Classic SS DVD Collection of some sort, or somthing like that, now that Unpaved is leaving.

Well, it does seem like it has once again been decreased from once every week to once every 2 weeks. They are really phasing it out very quickly. Let's see, it was on once every week for about 3 months is all. It will probably gone by next year at the latest. I think the next thing they may do...

I loved Stevie Wonder's performance of "Superstition" and "123 Sesame Street." I also liked Johnny Cash, James Taylor, Lena Horne, and all those great musicians.

For some reason, I thought the trombone verse of "I Am A Fine Musician" was Bob. I have just noticed that sometimes, Joe Raposo and Bob have similar voices.

I know, but PBS has a lot more kids programs now. Back in the old days when they did 130 shows a season, if you remember, and it was a lot better, there wasn't that much on PBS Kids. So that's why PBS has to cut back on Sesame Street. I know, it's sad.

Hillarious!!!

They have reduced the money for SS to create new shows, like Dragon Tales, and Sagwa. So they had to reduce SS to make money for those new shows, which apparently, are more popular. This is really strange. They are saying that Dragon Tales is the thing that's popular right now, but they're not...

I'm afraid they probably are in danger, mainly because they keep doing less and less. For all those years, they did 130 shows a season. Then in season 30, they decreased it down to 65, and season 33, 50, and now they're down to only 26. I think this is exactly what happened with Mister Rogers...

Which cable system do you have? If you look at your lineup, it would be listed under "WUTF-66" or something like that. Check your guide or channel lineup for those call letters. I'll bet you it's there.

That was probably it. But there was also another one from around that time where he brings his entire studio audience to lunch.

The last time they did one of these was the "Hurricane" series from Season 32, which was broken up into 5 shows.

Maybe you're thinking of a different voice. What live action letter skits are you thinking of?

Good! I think I can tell you some places where you can see it, since you live here. You can see TeleFutura on over-the-air channel 66, Comcast cable channel 21 (I think in most areas), or RCN cable channel 22 (I believe). And, yes, I think it would probably be on satellite.

He does a little bit sound like the old Big Bird. But Matt Vogel's voice I can't stand. But I think the reason why Caroll changed his voice in 2 years is because people couldn't stand Big Bird's old voice. To be honest, I thought he kind of sounded like Barney!

I don't know if any of you saw the show that aired Friday. But in the Global Grover segment, if you saw that old film in the Navajo desert in Arizona, with the family walking through the desert with a herd of sheep, that was the first time that film was used since Season 24! It brought back some...

Well, as far as I understand, they still are doing some stuff, but not as much, for a little bit older kids. But when I was in Kindergarten, people didn't learn how to count to 100 until then. And what I thought was, but I guess you're right, that kids were smart enough to learn to count to 100...

Okay, it is not on Univision. It's on TeleFutura. It's on Saturday and Sunday at 7 AM et.

He was a Super Automated Machine (SAM) who appeared on the show in the 70s. He was performed by Jerry Nelson, and whenever he were to give an answer, he would always somehow get it wrong.