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There's a page on her in the tribute section of this website. Anyway, cool photos.

Neither are other characters like Oscar, Bert, Ernie, Grover, Abby, and the Count. They are all just as loved as the other three.

And I agree with you on all of this. It just gets to me though sometimes. Elmo is a great character because he has helped keep the show fresh for today's generation. But it's great that Big Bird still remains on the most popular list for the show. Like I said before, Elmo is the heart of Sesame...

Everyone is equal on that show. As Caroll Spinney once said in his book, there is room for everyone on Sesame Street.

Like I said, is there any way tht Sesame Workshop can fill us in on all of this here on the forum? Of course, they might not be permitted to do that. Maybe they could try to expalin Big Bird's popularity right now along with Elmo and how those two characters even out.

Considering that Big Bird is only in a handlful of episodes this season, what would you say about all of this now. Is it really about the audience or the researchers who are trying to keep things going with the show?

Just hope that you're doing okay. How have you been making out so far?

I certainly hope that none of this offended you though. I just wanted to help. Just let me know when you can ship the records then and when you have found something to keep you busy.

We are all worried about you D.W. I am so happy that I purchased those four records from you. I know you are scared and that everything seems worse than before. But I want you to know that I prayed for you this afternoon. It just happened out of nowhere because I know that you are struggling...

Hat's off for the webmaster. Happy Birthday Mr. Chapman.

You're trying to put together the show's history? That sounds like a cool project. How are you going to do it exactly? Do you plan to have a website with pictures and info? Anyway, I can' say I know much about the international shows, but I certainly hope you get some good stuff. Good luck...

Hope everyone has a great time. I had the chance to talk to Caroll for a few minutes when I visited the set of Sesame Street two years ago. It was the last day of shooting season 39, and he was just getting ready to leave. He is definately the Jim Henson of Sesame Street. If I could spend an...

I'm so ashamed that I didn't get to see it when it came to my homestate, PA. Oh well. I'd personally like to visit the Center of Puppetry Arts instead. They have so much there with the Muppets, and then some.

Thanks for letting us know about this. As a matter of fact, I have three questions please: 1. What inspired the idea of bringing up Jim Henson's personal notes from his red book onto the internet? Will they ever be published in book form? 2. Considering all of the early work that is...

Well it's been several months now. I certainly hope that you're doing okay right now Jerry Nelson. Hope everything is going well and that your life is still going great right now as it is. I also plan to ask for your new cd as a Christmas gift, so that should give me something to look forward...

The thing that I'm hoping for is the new movie and the season 4 boxset.

Hope you got my money order in the mail. I certainly hope everything is okay with you right now.

It has been confirmed that one of the most beloved Sesame Street illustrators of all time has passed away last week. Michael J. Smollin, the illustrator of "The Monster at the End of This Book" and so many other projects including calendars, toys, colorforms, etc. died at the age of 85. He will...

It was a different one called "Shrinklestiltskin" with Kermit, King Goshposh, Mack, and Suzy.

Still trying the other Muppet books from my last post on here. Only now, I am on the hunt for these as well: Sesame Street -The Amazing Mumford and his Amazing Subtracting Trick (1972) -The Perils of Penelope (1973) -Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street (1975) -The Count's Counting...