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I absolutely LOVED the Electric Company and I'd be glad to talk about it anywhere. There certainly were crossovers with TEC and Classic Sesame Street since it was produced in the same era. In one TEC episode, Grover winds up at the diner owned by Vi (sp?) and cannot remember what street he...

Of course I'm a boy or a girl. Isn't everybody?

Well, there's always a natural high. Peace? :zany: Well, he's certainly bringing back the same kind of slaughter that the early Christian settlers did to the Native Americans. I never quite understood the connection that Christianity had with genocide and slavery in the early days of...

It's good to hear someone else who remembers that episode in detail. Although it upset me then and I couldn't watch it all the way through, I'd love to see it today. It was a pretty weird scenario though. It sounded like some of the plot may have been inspired by the story of Pinocchio...

No, I don't think they died of old age (it wasn't that bad), but as old as they were when they hobbled out of the church, you got the feeling that their death would not be that far away. Of course, the whole scenario was ultimately ludicrous and absurd, but age progression jokes like that just...

Not just any morality, Judeo-Christian values is what Bush is bringing this country back to. So, the next time you criticize this man of God who lives in the White House, just ask yourself, "Who would Jesus bomb?"

Yes, there was definitely a 1 Baker Skit, but I don't know about the Jazzy Spies or Pinball. If a 1 skit did exist for those skits, I would love to see them. BTW, if you think ONE is a lonely number, imagine how ZERO feels. I guess it wouldn't have really worked, a boy at an empty table...

I remember that one. I had forgotten that 1 through 10 was omitted, but it sounds right. If they really wanted to, they could always re-shoot a close up of another calendar, but I doubt if the current producers have any desire to show an old classic with a late great performer from the past.

The most dated thing on classic Sesame Street was Maria. David dated her, Luis dated her...

No one played Mr. Hooper except Will Lee. Others who ran Hooper's store while he was alive were Tom and David. After Mr. Hooper's death, David inherited the store, assisted by Gina and sometimes Petey. After David, there were two actors playing Mr. Hanford and then came Alan. Occasionally, a...

Baby Breeze was mad because it is raining and he cannot go outside. Roosevelt Franklin tells him to go out and beat up the rain.

Big Bird really could be considered "dumber" in season 1 since he was supposed to be just a big adult bird who couldn't do anything right. It was just that the running gag of getting Mr. Hooper's name wrong had not yet been established.

One time a Sesame Street fan theorized that Ernie kept his room so messy, he must have had to move into Bert's room. :p :(

Well, you have to remember that grouches like to be miserable. So, if Oscar thinks ice cream is yucky, ordering it will make him miserable, which will make him happy. The pickles on top probably made him happy, but since grouches don't like to be happy, that made him miserable, and grouches...

I must have missed that Noggin episode. I thought I saw them all. What was the street scene premise for the Noggin episode that is was shown on?

And yet, no one thinks twice about rerunning Brady Bunch episodes, but with Sesame Street, showing anything old seems to be a subject of controversy.

Right, Bush is coming out with a new book called, "Everything I Know About Fighting A War, I Learned On Sesame Street."

Also, the term "meatball" that means a silly or stupid person. That expression was used a lot in the 70's, but then seemed to vanish completely.

Are you sure that skit was on Noggin?

Well, there was no contradiction in Grover's hiccup skit. Grover thought that Snuffy was just Big Bird in costume since Big was putting on several disguises to shock Grover out of his hiccups. It ended with Big Bird gloomily saying, "Even when they see him, they don't believe him." However...