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I think regardless of whether or not these episodes can be obtained through alternate channels, and considering how many shows from that era have lost material, 60 episodes out over 4,5000 is pretty good. Sure, at a certain point, they were much more careful, but it's amazing how much has...

If you read the opening paragraphs, you'll see that these things got lost for any number of reasons. "Not caring" is not one of them.

This quote from Sonia when the HBO deal was first made feels very apt:

Um...it'll still be on PBS...

Just confirming for Scott that these are found by us.

I'm glad they were doing that kind of stuff, especially considering just a few years earlier they were doing stuff like this;

Herry and Oscar wreck a piano and Biff is a sexist - Same old, same old: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0925

Just the Guy Smiley puppet in a prince outfit (wearing a hooded cloak as the farmer).

It's not a Lavender AM. It's the same puppet used for the girl in "Gone with the Wind" (which I think originated as one of the stepsisters for Hey Cinderella).

Yes, it is. He's definitely not a singer and he's just "riffing" to try and disguise that fact.

This is correct.

Here's mp3s of stuff from the Friday night performance: https://mega.nz/#F!sdZ3jIIK!o3sCsb0cPAfb_iO5-sKi3Q (I'm not going to do a different set of mp3s for each performance, because that would be the work of a crazy person.)

Marty also has a Halloween show going on in the city, so he's probably occupied with that at the moment.

Oh yeah, I almost forgot: the pledge special is going to happen, but they haven't actually made it yet.

He was there, as were Chris Cerf, Emily Kingsley and various other Sesame folk.

BTW, I'll have some mp3s of the songs ready by the end of the night; stay tuned!

It reminds me of one of the Sesame Place stage show puppets of him:

I heard David wasn't available for these, and I don't know about the others.

HD video: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pSt2xRcmT8m7x_rBRorQa39C7K36QoCy?usp=sharing As for my thoughts on seeing it live: -The whole thing was incredible. It's amazing watching these people work, rolling around on their small scooter-squares throughout the whole show. And I saw...

I'm liking what I see!