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I actually have seen these 2 online episodes, and I actually liked the fact that it even had the footage of the director and everything, but that person who put those episodes on line is not a fan of Sesame Street, he's a really big fan of Star Wars. I don't even know where he would get those...

The video presenter's name was Nora, I believe.

Yeah, I guess I agree. I mean, if it works for the audience it's geared for, I guess it's good to have on. But I don't think it really needs to be on Noggin, because I think they have enough of it on PBS. The last thing we need is more Elmo's World. I thought it was fine the way it was with...

The "Air" song by Guy Smiley is actually a different song.

THIS SUBJECT IS ILLEGAL!!!! Attention, everyone! The subject of Elmo's World is ILLEGAL on this forum! If you wanna talk about Elmo's World, go somewhere else!

I remember all of those. And, Herald, since you're new here, would you please sign my petition at: http://www.petitiononline.com/s2w3e/petition.html

Here's a list of songs: Mahna Mahna Fat Cat Some Of Us Are Here Opposite Everybody's Song Air Please let me know if there were anymore?

Where did you see him pop up?

"D Du-ah Du-ah" aka "Be My D" by Dee Dee O'Day and The Dewdrops This Is My "J" by Biff "Rebel L" with Billy Idle "The Letter N" by Nick Normal and Nickmatics "My Favorite Letter--P" Anything Muppets "The R Machine" with Bert and Ernie "Thinking Of U" by The Beetles

Marty, Smart Tina, Hardhead Henry Harris, Roxy Marie, Kingston Livingston III, Elizabeth.

Now this may be a LITTLE off subject, but I actually noticed that The Disney Channel is no longer airing old episodes of The Mickey Mouse Club and Zorro. Now I'll bet it's for the exact same reason as to why Noggin is getting rid of Sesame Street Unpaved and The Electric Company. That is...

dwmckim It was the executive producer, Michael Loman, who didn't like his music. He just wasn't a fan of rock and roll, he liked broadway musicals, and show tunes. And also, he didn't necessarily hate it, but he didn't think it was good for the show, because it was for older kids than were...

I think the one with Herbert Birdsfoot singing is called "High, Middle, Low". It goes like this: I can only sing the high part It's the only part I know And when I sing the high part This is how I go: La, la la la la la la, la La, la la la la la la And then Ernie and Bert sing the...

A lot of those tapes from the late 80s-early 90s can be very hard to find. But here's the track listing: Side One: Put Down The Duckie Elmo's Song The Word Is "No" Furry Blue Mommy Of Mine It'z Zydeco The Batty Bat Handful of Crumbs Oscar's Junk Band Keep the Park Clean For the...

I recently heard that's why he was taken off! The kids thought he was really boring! Same thing goes for Herbert Birdsfoot.

Yeah, you tell 'em! Someone did say earlier that the reason why Nick stopped airing those old shows like Clarissa years ago is because no one watched them anymore! Do you think there are more people who like the old CTW shows than the old Nick shows?

The pinball sketch was on yesterday? Do you remember which episode it was?

No, that's not what he's saying. What he's saying is, and this is actually another view that my English teacher had. Because some kids aren't very good learners, they would get used to the fact that learning was always entertainment. And then, later on, they would want entertainment when they...

I don't exactly agree with this, but this is what someone just told me: Okay now, you know how much I appreciate the old, classic SS, and think that those old shows have timeless educational values. But what I heard is that kids today actually don't need it like they did all those years ago...

As far as my knowledge goes, as I have never actually seen it, Gina told Big Bird that David went away to his grandmother's farm. I actually don't think it was that wise an idea to lie like that on Sesame Street. He should have actually told the truth. But it wasn't the same as when Mr. Hooper...