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Well, what are the sponsors of the "Heat Wave" episode?

I think episode #2 was the "B" Contest, episode #3 was Lulu's Back In Town, episode #4 was Oscar's Birthday Cake and episode #5 was Big Bird Moves Birdseed. If any of you watched Sesame Street Unpaved on Noggin since 1999, I want to find out what letters and numbers are sponsored on these...

Re: Tooth, No, I think Kevin Clash performed her. I've heard that she is one of the special muppet guest stars that will appear on the new Play With Me Sesame season from Season 2 stating June 7th.

Tommie, I've sended you the bio about Zoe last month. I've been writing down everything about her.

I think we need the pic and bio of Ernie's baby cousin, Ernestine on our Sesame Street Encyclopedia site. We see it on the files page of scarecroe.com when we talked about her on our "Baby Ernestine" thread.

I remember seeing an animated segment which it quite scares me in my youth and then I get to see it today on 123 SS (in which I call it Re-paved) from 2000. It was the short story about a cat. Here's how it went: We see a purple cat sleeping as the kid's voice off-screen says, "And now, a...

I think both the typewriter guy and the sand letters are seen on Sesame Street Unpaved many times. But on the current episodes from 1999-2000, it shows MUCH less of them. What Unpaved episodes can these segments be shown?

I think the other fan-fiction skit with Harvey Kneeslapper would have to be the Nickelodeon one. I'll make sure you think this is funny. The Nickelodeon Surprise HARVEY KNEESLAPPER: (To television viewer) Hello. Harvey Kneeslapper here! Heeheehee! Today, on what I'm gonna do is that I'm...

Well, I'll tell all of you how they went: It starts where an athlete player or whatever come to you that has the sponsored number. Then, jazz music plays off-screen as the numbers 1-10 flash on any jazzy background twice before we see ten fingers counting up to ten as Grace Slick sings and...

Oh, how sad that the surprise skit with bert and ernie is shown only on the Season 30 shows and shown every day at 5 am, lol! If you find this old Ernie and Bert skit, would you download it as a video clip for me for our own Sesame Street clip site that has classic SS MP3's and video clips...

No, the copy actually cuts the part of the theme song.

Hey you all, I am searching for these classic clips we used to enjoy. They are... 1) Some Of Us Are Here-Known as Some, More, None, All. It's sung by Mahna Mahna (or Bip Boppidata) who sings about adding and subtracting monsters including Frazzle and the Cookie Monster. Favorite line: "All...

I think you're right. I forgot to tell you that the series that end with the spies did reveal the numbers 1-10 as Grace Slick sings "1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-niiiiinnee-teeeeennnnn!" off-screen that all numbers grow all over the screen! That's a cool ending! I'd love to watch the race cars/spies sketch...

Well, ssetta, I don't exactly remember the episode number of the 1992 show that featured V-volcano and the street segment where Herry and the monsters won their football game.

ssetta, what do you remember about the "V Is For Vitamins" skit?

Well, I think Sesame Street episodes would have to be on DVD and video when Sesame Street turns 35 years old next year! How 'bout that!

Hi there. With all of our talks of the falling baker, the cartoon pinball machine, the cartoon circus tamer and the number painter, let's have a talk of the counting series with the race cars and the spies. They're very old and are so similar to the pinball machine, but they taught us to count...

I like listening to the Bckstreet Boys and N'SYNC on the radio and on my CD player, but I think N'Sync singing "Believe In Yourself" on one of the Season 31 SS shows was pretty silly. I can't beleive that N'Sync joined Sesame Street in the 2000's (i think).

I certainly have one of the animated segments that are sponsored by the letter V on tape. It's on one of the 1991-92 shows of Sesame Street that feature V Is For Vitamins. Here's how it went: We see the red letter "V" flying up as the voice off-screen says, "The letter V." Then, we pan to see...

When I watched one of the old classic 1991-92 shows of Sesame Street on tape, there was one of the classic animated segments about the letter V. It starts where the "V" tries to walk, but it falls. Then the voice off-screen says, "You forgot to take your vitamins!" to the V. So the V ate...