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So you saw the episode which I call, "Kiss Me, I'm Vulture"(see my list).

Which episode had TriangleBob TrianglePants?

How about in future Journey to Ernie segments, they replace Big Bird with Bert?

How did the title of this thread change?

So, in answer to the above question, it's barbecue sauce. It is definitely not true.

The Sesame Street Encyclopedia said, "One of her favorite hobbies other than driving the Zoemobile is dancing, which is why she always wears a tutu."

I've tracked three reasons to like this episode. Does anybody have any reasons to like this episode other than the three reasons listed above?

That TriangleBob TrianglePants character was cute! It was Bob in pants covered with triangles. And the name of the network was Triangleodeon! And it's neat for there to be a TV in Hooper's Store!

Why'd Linda leave the show?

Response to episode idea #4:The people at Sesame Workshop thought the concept of nobody believing Big Bird was a bad example, so eventually there would have to be a part where Snuffy shows Big Bird to Seymour.

Well, just before the beginning of Season 35, my local station(WGBH)was airing season 32 episodes with the old format.

What happens in the Newsflash, "The Invisible Man"?

In the episode where Zoe, Elmo, Telly, and Baby Bear debate over who has the best pet(or as I call it, Scaredy Bear), it's too bad the Penny Candy Man wasn't used as a number 8 segment in this episode.

In the C is for Cookie clip in this special, the setting is Egypt. What does Egypt have to do with anything?

Who was the woman singing, "C is for Cookie" in the clip in this special?

In the beginning, it used to be three letters and two numbers. Then it became 2 letters and one number, now it's one number and one letter.

One of my favorite heavy/light skits is when the two lamps are playing ball. First there's a beach ball(light), then there's a bowling ball(heavy).

Does anybody remember seeing the following books on Sesame Street? The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle Where's My Teddy by Jez Alborough The Maestro Plays by Bill Martin Jr.

Wait a minute! Disney acquired the rights to the Muppets, but not to the Sesame Workshop characters. So what is it-that Sesame Workshop no longer owns the rights to Kermit the Frog?