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Well, it looked more like a regular show for older kids, kind of like the Season 19 episode where she got hired to work at Hooper's. About how there were no muppets trying to help her out. The show was mostly built around Gina and David.

I think you're right about the producers. In fact, the executive producer who was there from 1993-2002, Michael Loman, was the main man who didn't really want the show to be for kids of all ages. He wanted it to strictly be for younger kids. So, I'm glad he's gone! :)

Actually, there was an episode from Season 21 where she graduated from high school. In fact, it was the season finale. I would love to see it sometime, and I actually have seen a clip of it somewhere, and it did not look much like Sesame Street.

I actually have quite a few SS shows from the early 90s, taped from WNET/New York. And on all of them, the local sponsors are "bank for kids" and "Play-O-Rena". But you know, I do have one show from WLIW, and the local sponsor of that actually is something about a farm. Is that the one you're...

I doubt we'll ever be seeing that one again, unfortunately. :(

Yes, I do know that piece. It was a robot that did all sorts of things. In the beginning of the film were some wooden dolls. And the robot could put together blocks and make words, and it made the words "SESAME STREET" in blocks. It also wrote the numbers "0 1 2 3" using some kind of white...

Well, they obviously don't know much at all. And that isn't even the number that I call. The number I use is 212-595-3456. But I don't know why they said that. And it's funny, because I recently looked at the WHYY schedule, and they recently pushed the airing of Sesame Street back to only once a...

You wanna know what? I think I know why the show has gotten a bit better since Season 33. I think that all that dumbing down of the show was mainly the idea of former Executive Producer, Michael Loman. He worked there from 1993 until 2002. And he was the main man that wanted the show to be for...

It's gone forever, I'm afraid. :(

Thank you guys, so much for clearing things up about me. Anyway, you are right, SS has always been a very big part of my life. It isn't just a hobby, it's an obsession for me. Here's a good way to put it: You know how Cookie Monster loves cookies, and how The Count loves to count things, and...

Well, I do agree, it would be nice if we could keep these shows on the air, but unfortunately, that attempt is a *been there, done that*. Awhile back, when they WERE GOING to phase out "Unpaved" (they hadn't actually made the decision yet), I actually started an online petition, and the purpose...

Wow! That's amazing about how you remember the local sponsor! You know, it might have been one even before that. But in the early 90s, it wasn't only for WGBH's broadcast, but also of New Hampshire Public Television's broadcast, and Channel 36's broadcast. Was it something that just went...

Actually, "Nearly Missed" was on the original Sesame Street record, but that's long OOP, and the other 2 were never on a record.

That's horrible! :cry: What exactly is St. Vincents? Is it a church or something? How exactly did she make you give them away?? :(

Well, it was, but see, it was supposed to be Rocco's favorite movie, and Rocco wanted to be in the movie. So, at the beginning, they actually interrupted the film, and that's when Rocco said that he wanted to be in the movie. And Rocco made his appearance at the end, after the rocks all formed a...

Correction again: Sesame Too is on once a day from Saturday thru Monday at 9:00 AM, and from Tuesday thru Friday, it's on twice a day, at 5:00 AM and 9:00 AM.

Yes, I remember it very well. It was an animation created by Jim Henson himself.

The Story of "Numberella" Song "The Ballad of Slippery Slim" Song "Mad" w/Little Jerry Song "Keep The Park Clean For The Pigeons" w/Bert "Old West Crayon Box 'Y'" That's about it.

Yes, actually, they do. But I think that's because they don't want the show to look dated.

It IS only for people who work for the company. It's a shame, I know. Some of you may not believe this, but at the Workshop, they have this computer program called "Rosita", which is basically a list of all the segments that SS has ever created, and all the shows that they have ever appeared in...