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Good news and bad news I've got the torrent files with my full-episode collection created and ready to upload, but first I'll need a moderator at TorrentBox to remove my old copies; it's against the rules for the same user to post duplicates of the same file. (I tried deleting the old ones...

They will be by later tonight, or tomorrow night at latest.

I recall hearing the song in an episode from either late Season 36 or early Season 37--and was shocked to learn that it was NOT as new as most material the Workshop uses now. Thank heaven for Jeff Moss; he was a song-writing genius!

Old and Older First, here's my latest addition to the clip archive: The Best of Episode 1037 (Big Bird is jealous of Buffy's new baby--complete with five street scenes). Second, here's more vintage material (mostly 1969 clips) that never made it onto the Old School DVDs: Best of Episode 8...

I just re-submitted the collection and ran a test download from the new address; it's working normally, so I changed the link to #926 above. Please let me know whether it works for you as well! (Maybe I should ask that hosting service why I've had to delete and re-upload stuff so often lately!)

Best of Episode 871: link fixed After checking out the link that gve TotallySpiesFan touble, I re-submitted my clip collection for #871. A test download from the new link worked normally (no zero-K file size THIS time, whew!). Since I can't edit older posts, here is a corrected link to The...

Are you having trouble downloading or opening that file? I can always repost it to the hosting site, then give you an updated link here. (GigaSize assigns part of the address at random for each new upload.) Speaking of new uploads, I finished the Best of Episode 926 this afternoon; that's the...

Remember when the Clubhouse monsters would sing their theme to the tune of "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"? ("M-O-N-S-T-E-R, C-L-U-B house...") I got so annoyed with it that I started singing parody lyrics: "S-T-U-P-I-D song, D-U-M-B song!"

*groans at the 'may I have an A, please?' ripoff* Now you know why I used torrent files for that; I should have a working re-upload of my full episodes (all 26) by Sunday or Monday.

After you click the links above, follow the site directions to download and save the file for each episode. Any unzip program that runs under Windows or MacOS will open the main files, although I've got a freeware program called UltimateZip. Click on the .zip file to open it after it's...

Converting a full episode between formats takes over an hour with my software; I also have to be careful with size limits on a free hosting service. (If you know of one that's free, would allow 5 GB of storage space, and wouldn't report me to Viacom for hosting 26 Unpaved episodes...please drop...

Here are links to the last five clip collections that didn't appear on the Old school DVDs; hopefully, the board code will allow that many web links in a post. You'll need an unzip program to decompress each "big" downloaded file, and QuickTime (or another compatible player) to watch the .mp4...

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I've just updated my archive of classic Sesame Street clips on the web tonight. Most of them aren't 100 percent ready for YouTube yet (*cough* logo replacement *cough*), but I'd be glad to give you a sneak preview. So far, these are the episodes that I have "best of" files for: #1, #8, #43...

Awwww, prawncracker... {{{*BIG HUGS*}}} to you for being a funny and compassionate person, not to mention an outstanding fan-fiction author. :flirt:

Same here; Ernie wouldn't usually throw Bert out of their apartment in the middle of the night! :concern: :(

Mother Hubbard tries and fails to find a bone for her dog in the sketch, as she does in the nursery rhyme. She then brings the dog various objects whose names rhyme with "bone", as Kermit comments on the rhymes. Mother Hubbard's first two substitutes (a throne and a stone) don't help the...

You'll need to ask for support on the TorrentBox forums, since I have no idea what's causing the problem; you're the first user to mention having trouble with my files. If they think the problem is at my end, I can always re-create the files from scratch and upload them again.

Thanks so much; they don't make street sketches like they used to! :)

I've seen that film, all right: the dog is indeed named Ace, and belongs to a smallish shaggy breed (terrier perhaps)? Though the film may be dated, seeing a non-computerized print shop still interested me.