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if they want to have him pop up sometimes in the background without speaking That's what I said they did to Guy Smiley in 2001. But he was being shown as one of Maria's customers.

Though I do agree, both at the moment are impossiblities, as A) Guy Smiley hasn't been recast, adn I do not think he will (he was for a computer game, but that was more like a voice over, than a puppeteer) Well, I think I saw Guy Smiley as a backdrop character in the main story segment of...

Oh-Snuffy was also in the episode when Natalie talks to people on her way to Hooper's(the one with Grungetta in it)!

Well ssetta, did you ever see episode 4070 on WGBH? Did NHPTV ever air it?

I have not yet seen episode 4070(part 2 of the Snuffy's Invisible episodes). And I went to the WGBH schedule of Sesame Street episodes and lately they have plans to air all the episodes except this one. Can anyone tell me if there are any plans to air this episode on WGBH or if WGBH has aired it...

Here's the announcement when they changed the name: http://www.muppetcentral.com/news/2000/060500.shtml

Does somebody have information about obtaining this episode on video?

I think it was rather nice to dedicate the special in memory of Michael Jeter. Did anybody notice that the screen said this at the end of the show?

Hey, that sounds like a spinoff of the episode when Mr Hooper died. But it's physically possible for a canceled show to come back on the air, it's not possible for the dead to come back.

What do you mean by "sleep trances"?

I don't know. It's interesting to see how first McDonald's was a local sponsor of Sesame Street, then about 14 or 15 years later, it became a regular nationwide sponsor.

Yes, Bert is still around. This morning, in episode #4075, I saw a Bert and Ernie clip for the first time in which Bert sings, "There's a Tiger in My Book." Yes, I've seen the original animated version, but is the Bert and Ernie version new for Season 35?

Oh, I wonder if the reason they haven't been making too many new Elmo's World episodes has something to do with Michael Jeter's death.

Well, the spell was that Sesame Street went from a 3-5 year old audience to a 2-4 year old audience. But yes, Season 35 has been great-I think it might be appropriate for five-year-olds as well. In Season 34, they improved the show by dividing the main street story in two. They brought back...