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Well, she could do a spoof of one of her own songs, singing about how you gotta "Get Out" and exercise!

I'm sure some of you may have heard of this hot new young teen sensation named JoJo. She is 16 years old, and has an amazing voice. She had a hit song 2 years ago with "Leave (Get Out)", and her current single "Too Little Too Late" is doing surprisingly well. Well, earlier this month, she...

My favorite is Christopher Cerf. I love his voice because he can sound exactly like a rock singer. He performed the voice of Chris from Chris and the Alphabeats and How Now Brown. He also sang Born to Add, (I Can't Get No) Co-Operation, and several others.

No, the backers' credits music (the bells and horns) changed at the exact same time as the main closing theme.

Some things I'd like to point out: So far, I've watched Disc 1, and I noticed something in the classic cuts section. You know how at the end of "I Love Trash", Gordon said that Oscar won a trip to the garbage dump, and then looked right at the camera? I'm guessing that when that segment aired...

Okay, I accidentally met this guy online who is a true fan of Mister Rogers, and Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. See, I met him because one day my friend accidentally went on his screen name, who is also a fan of Mr. Rogers, but loves SS as well. But anyway, this guy who I accidentally met, I asked...

I can actually think of another change that happened in 1988. As well as the barrels being gone, they got rid of some of the number stickers in the arbor area behind the steps. And then in 1993, they were all gone.

Lena Horne's version of Bein' Green was shown, but neither of Kermit's solo versions were. And Put Down the Duckie was never featured on Unpaved. However, C is for Cookie in fact was, and it was in 2 shows. It was in 1095 and 2486. But when they put this now-gone Unpaved series together, I think...

I never really got into this show much, but I LOVED the theme song! It was groovy! And believe it or not, sometimes we watched it in 6th grade. And I remember this song called "Skin and Bones", and another one called "Architecture", which was a Salt-N-Pepa sound alike. But I never totally got...

No, the remake that was done in the early 90s.

I have to say there is one thing about 4123 (the lemonade machine) that I did not like. Remember how in the part where Baby Bear sang the song about how it works, before the music started, he said to someone offstage "Hey, cue the Play button. Thank you." It's odd, because they usually say...

In case you didn't know, that song "See You Tomorrow" Bob sang to Big Bird was actually an old song from the 70s. It was on the album What Time Is It On Sesame Street?

I noticed the same thing!! I would like to ask you, which PBS station did you watch? I watched the 10:00 airing on WGBH-2. But it might have had something to do with the new schedule. Yesterday, they DID air the proper episode for that day, so you'd think that would have been the mistake. We'll...

Well, see, the thing is: Classic clips like "Rubber Duckie" and "'C' is for Cookie" might not be that special to us, but they could be very special for some other people. I would not be surprised if the 5 episodes that will be included will be some of the same ones that were on Unpaved on...

Somehow I'm guessing the 5 episodes will be the 5 season premieres: 1, 131, 276, 406, and 536. That's what seems the most appropriate.

Well, I now see that it's going to be 3 DVDs, but 300 minutes long. I'm afraid something tells me that it will be a compilation of clips, and not entire episodes. I mean, it gives a little more information, but not that much.

I SEE it says "1969-1974", and that WOULD be the first 5 seasons! So now we know it can't POSSIBLY be the first 5 episodes! Maybe it will be the first 5 season premieres, or maybe it will just be clips. But whatever it is, it should be good.

Here are the actual titles for some of those starred titles: That's Love (that one is correct) How Hard it is to be 15 Go Ahead and Touch (I think that's right) A Little Bit

I could not believe yesterday's episode, 4114! When I saw the "Animal Elevator Song" come on, I was like, "Oh my GOD!!!!!!" It was GREAT to see that one again! And I thought THAT was the big classic, but then, just a few segments later, "Say Toothpaste Somebody" which was even MORE of a...

The "Caveperson Days" sketch WAS with Jim Henson and Frank Oz. I think it's from the late 80s, and when it came on, I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT!