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Well, yes, WGBH did air episode 4070(part 2 of the Snuffy's Invisible Series)! I saw it today at 6:00 AM. It's a good thing Snuffy became visible again! Did anybody see what happened to Bob when he found the magic ukulele?

Drtooth, when you mentioned the cancellation of Dragon Tales and Sagwa, according to TVtome.com, the production of new Dragon Tales episodes actually has been discontinued, and Sagwa is on hiatus/TBD(lately there haven't been any new episodes). So it actually might be true for Sesame Workshop to...

The Sesame Street Lyrics Archive said the song was written by William Luckey and Donald Hadley. But who wrote the song, "Martian Beauty"?

Well, seeing that season 35 of Sesame Street has gone by quickly with only 26 episodes, I was wondering what any of you would like to see next season on Sesame Street in season 36. Here's what I'd like to see: *Far more than 26 episodes-26 episodes was too little for me(Sesame Workshop should...

In episodes 4069 and 4070, the magic should have been caused by the Amazing Mumford.

Did episodes 4069 and 4070 have the same celebrity?

"and it doesn't say what happened to Sam The Robot, it just says "if he was supposed to be a hit, he wasn't". why'd they get rid of him?" I think the character just was too annoying and wasn't good enough a character to last. Seen one clip of him. I didn't like him. Well, the book...

Well, there's multiple reasons why people liked this episode: 1)It sounded similar to the ending of the Aristocats 2)It had a sweet and true message 3)It was one of the rare episodes which actually starred Susan

Me too! That was a sin for 0 not to be a number of the day this season!

Gee, I was wondering, why are the Amazing Mumford's magic words, "A la peanut butter sandwiches"?

Season 35 of Sesame Street has been pretty good, but there haven't been very many classic clips used, specifically letter and number clips. The letter and number segments haven't used many of the classic clips. The last season with many classic clips was Season 33, and then in seasons 34-35...

Well, I guess the multiple-episode stories are done when something special occurs on Sesame Street. Was the "Worm Olympics" a set of multiple episodes?

I noticed that for about 5 years, there has been a practice of each Sesame Street season having at least one multiple-episode story. Here are some: Season 31(originally aired in 1997):Slimey in Space Season 32:Hurricane on Sesame Street Season 33:None Season 34:Birth of Curly Bear Season...

Oh yes. In 2000, on the Internet, Guy Smiley was being used as the presentor of the "Golden Grover Awards." But nobody was performing him because he did not talk, and there was no puppetry involved.

I think I saw Guy Smiley in the main street segment of a season 32(2001)episode of Sesame Street in which Maria has a lot of toaster repairs. Guy was dressed in his usual outfir, but he didn't talk. I don't know who was performing him.

Well, I think the favorite Sesame Street Moment was about Bert and Ernie going fishing. However, I don't know who the celebrity was.

Actually, except for, "Journey to Ernie" they haven't been focusing much on Ernie lately, either. In Season 35, they didn't do too many street stories revolving around Ernie OR Bert.

Yes, I know that, but do you think having 26 episodes, each sponsored by a different letter, sounds similar to those Sweet Pickles books?

Well, in seasons 34 and 35, Sesame Street had 26 episodes-each one sponsored by a different letter of the alphabet. That sounds similar to the Sweet Pickles book series with one animal for each letter of the alphabet-each given its own book. I have even paired up Sesame Street episodes from...

Well, my question is, was episode 4070 ever aired on WGBH?