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Yes, I remember it too. He kept finding numbers from 11-19 before confronting the gorilla in room number 19. I recall the gorilla at least chasing him around the room before he found the 20 and showed it to the camera. I'd enjoy seeing this one again as well, but so far it remains a "lost" clip...

Shari Lewis has passed away, but her daughter Mally Lewis is currently performing with Lamb Chop! You can read about it at her site: http://www.lambchop.tv/ But what happened to Shari’s lamb chop puppet? According to the site below, Shari’s grandson Jamie Hood. . .is sleeping with it...

I don't recall the episode you described, but it does sound like a more recent (post-2000) Sesame St. episode about "Cookie Hood." In that one, a monster who looked like Cookie Monster was going around stealing cookies, and everyone of course blamed our hero. Eventually Cookie Hood is caught and...

Me too! There is something that will allow you to watch iTunes video on a regular TV set, but it seems to be a lot of hassle to go through just to watch a few episodes. BillyKal, do you happen to remember if they showed "Sweet Sue at the sweet shop" in the iTunes episodes? That's one I'd...

Yes, I was lucky enough to catch it. It's a great tribute to Schulz. It really gave you some insight into some of the "angst" that helped create many of the characters in Peanuts. It included interviews with many who knew him, including the woman who inspired the "little-red-haired girl." Plus...

Google and I get along well. :) Thanks for the compliment! Couldn’t find anything on where the Mr. Potato Head puppet is, but here is a great site for Potato Head data that has a small picture: http://www.mrpotatohead.net/tv/tv.htm For Eureka’s Castle, a search revealed that the topic...

Cool list! Thanks for sharing. Being a "Teela" fan, I was saddened to learn that Linda Gary had passed away, but it was interesting to read about her career in the site below: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linda_Gary

Very cool! It would have been great to see Kukla & Ollie "live." It's good to know that puppets were on Broadway long before "Avenue Q" came along. Kukla & Ollie & several other Tillstrom puppets also appeared in the "Carpenters At Christmas" special that aired in the 1970s. You can read...

That’s a great question, Fozzie. Here’s what I’ve found so far: According to the site below, many of the Mr. Rogers “Neighborhood of Make Believe” puppets are “on permanent loan” to the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. http://www.library.pitt.edu/libraries/is/enroom/mrrogers/mrrogrs.htm...

Nope, but that is definitely one I'd like to get! I have some memories of watching it WAY back in the day. http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Out_to_Lunch

I've been keeping a blog for a while now, although my work schedule has made it next to impossible to find the time to post. This being a grown-up can really be a drag. :) But I do enjoy posting things once in a while and you can read through my archives to see some of the stuff I've written...

Although Sesame St. has had many great guest stars, very few of the "old-time" TV stars from the early days of TV have appeared on it. The one big exception is Sid Caesar, who appeared in a few clips. To my knowledge, Lucille Ball was never on the show. But here's a clip with Sid Caesar and Big...

Yes, it's a great song! I also enjoy the original version from the show most of all. It's sung mostly by Bob's chorus. That particular clip with the song was used in other episodes as well. I recall seeing it as an "insert" clip.

You know, I do recall another poster who said that he was able to get some clips that way from Sesame Workshop (I think it was the "I-beam" film, plus a few others, right?). I forget the price he paid, but he said he did get a handful of skits. Interesting . . . it's theoretically possible to...

Yay, Epcot! My family and I were lucky enough to visit there in 1986, and got to see it in just about its "original" state. It's worth a visit if you can. Favorite attractions include "Spaceship Earth", "Living Seas", "Journey into Imagination", "Universe of Energy" (that one might not be there...

An important aspect of the show is how varied it really is (or was!). If you see something you don't like, come back in five minutes, and you'll see something totally different. Even though every show had the same elements (street scenes, cartoons, etc.), they were arranged in such a way as to...

First off, here is the "Peligro" clip! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=010AE1s1-c0 I like the "Flying" song as well. It was featured on an episode of "Sesame Street Unpaved" and it is also featured in this clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg1v-E9fRso I do remember the "Fred finds...

I'm guessing that sled scene was from the original "Very Special Sesame Street Christmas" special that aired on network TV in the early 1970s. Does that sound right? I don't have a copy, but some video traders do, so you may be able to get a copy of that. Let us know & maybe one of us can help...

I missed the chance to buy "Snow White" when it was released on DVD a few years ago. Today, the price of an official "Snow White" DVD is usually way more than it was originally selling for. So people certainly are taking advantage of the fact that it's so hard to find. Frankly, although I'd like...

Is this Bert singing "Have you ever looked at a paperclip?" or is it the really old one with Ernie trying to get Bert angry by telling him that he lost Bert's paperclip collection? I'd be impressed if they showed that one! Or is it a totally different one?