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Actually, Elmo was originally performed by someone named Brian Muehl, but he wasn't called Elmo until later. I think Richard may have performed him for a year or 2, but that's pretty much it. The original Elmo can also be seen in "Me Lost Me Cookie At The Disco". And also, "We Are All Monsters"...

I was just going to post something about this! The reason why they cancelled it is because, in case you didn't know, they weren't actually making any new shows, those were all reruns. However, Jeffrey Gray says CTW has decided to collaborate with some company and make some new shows. But I...

I do know the credits with the sunset and the tide on the beach. On that one that Noggin airs from 1989, it used the regular theme music, but there was also special theme music they used when it took place at night. It sounded like a celeste, kind of like a music box. It was actually on Unpaved...

And don't forget the "Circles" song he did with Cookie.

Okay now did they have another closing theme between the animated one in the early 70s and the one with Barkley the Dog in the late 70s? And also, I remember in the early 90s, they used the Barkley one most of the time, but sometimes, I remember there was one with Big Bird and kids walking...

Wow! I wonder why Noggin never picked up some of these great episodes!

I sure do, and the composer/writer was none other than... Christopher Cerf!

Do you think he did anything else for the show?

I love that series! I actually noticed that when it first started, the lady's voice sounded a lot different, and a lot lower. I liked the fact that it always involved the guy doing these impossible duties! I wonder why that's all they ever did!

Did you see this at the Museum of TV & Radio? It's amazing you remember the episode number and everything! I think Chris Cerf wrote that song! Also, didn't #2795 have the "New Ball In Town" animation?

Well, why not pick both of them?

Was this segment ever shown on #162?

Those were not the only shows CTW produced. They also produced Square One, Cro, and Ghostwriter. But I see your point, I don't see how the channel would be popular if it only had 6 shows. What I was planning on was maybe they could air some foreign versions of the show, some old movies and...

I think that's true, because I have been convinced that my petition to keep Unpaved on Noggin will not work either. Because, again, we are not who the show was geared for in the first place. Look at it this way: Just as we don't like the new version of the show as much, they don't like the old...

That actually isn't a bad idea! It could be one of those very futuristic-looking computer animations, and it would be a laptop that sits on a stand that rolls around, and his eyes would be above the screen. And maybe instead of just saying "noo noo noo," maybe he could make a few computer noises...

Not only that, but people didn't really like him all that well, because he was a 1-note joker, and all his skits were basically the same. I do agree, but Little Bird is actually a HER. That, and also, people thought that Don Music banging his head on the keys would be a bad influence...

Well, even someone at Sesame Workshop told me they think the whole idea of re-vamping Noggin into 2 different networks was a bad idea. Because that "N" wipes out a lot of CTW's programming. She was the one who originally said she thinks there should be a CTW channel. But I don't know how popular...

Well, imagine this, both "Air" and "Keep The Park Clean For The Pigeons" were on 123 Sesame Street today! Now is "Opposites" with Mahna Mahna really that recent?

If you have a record player, you can just play it for him on that.

If you live in the Boston area, or any area with AT&T Broadband, Noggin is on Channel 223. And if you have RCN, it's on channel 110. Now I know that AT&T Broadband is a very big cable company. I know that it's channel 120 in some areas, channel 223 in others, and it varies throughout the...