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They're right; names do appear on the dogs' cages. Other names included Hodjii and Hap. Some of them were dogs from TMS, some from SS (with different eyes) and others were built for the movie.

I believe it's 4063.

I don't think any of them are available on DVD.

Hey! I got a friend that calls themself "Chpoof" here, and I sent her a copy of the first episode. She posted a "Follow the Leader" clip on YouTube a while ago. Maybe I can ask her if she can put the cartoon on there! :excited:

That's "My Polliwog Ways". After looking at his pictures, he imagines himself at a nightclub full of frogs, and he sings about his childhood. You can find it in show #2615.

I've read that the "Willy Wimple" song appeared (as for why it was on there I have no idea). And some people think that the silhouette songs came from SS as well (though it's possible they could've done a simplified version of it, but I've never seen that).

Maybe we could turn it into a thread that belongs here: What are some of the similarities that The Letter People shared with classic SS? :zany:

I'd rather have a clip compilation; otherwise they'd probably just put the Noggin episodes on DVD.

No, I don't. Sorry. (And it's C-O-C-O. Thank you, TEC. :D )

Sorry about that. It's a Flash site, and features a blog, trivia, downloads, and a list of videos and songs (that sound a bit different than the televised versions, at least the ones I've seen). It's so great that it's making a comeback, and hopefully there will be a new version of it by next...

Check this out: http://www.sesameworkshop.org/tec/ Heavy, heavy, heavy!

Nope.

He did have a glove on one hand.

Hey Count, I got all the episodes from Xerus last year. :D

You can try putting it on Photobucket.com.

Him and his horse. :o

Well, I did do it on Christmas vacation. :zany:

"Baby Baby Baby" was in show 2226, at a party for his first year on Sesame Street (and with Gordon and Susan).

Okay. By the way, have you checked the youtube.com thread yet? There's tons of great clips (the most recent one added was an early Grover sketch from 1969).

So far, as far as the US goes, there aren't any plans of releasing the series yet. But I don't think there's any legal trouble; none of the classic Muppets appear on the show.