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More misheard audio: At the beginning of Days of our Lives, voiceover used to say "This is MacDonald Carey, and these are the Days of our Lives." I misheard it as "This is my daughter Carrie, and these are the Days of our Lives."

Why are you certain?

Why do you highly doubt that?

They may have existed before the franchise debuted in 1969 but under a different name and later renamed Sesame Street. Here's an example I know of a street that underwent a name change: I have read on the Internet that a street in Hamilton, Ohio, that used to be Alsace Avenue was renamed Ray...

A long time ago, I wrote a thread about if the ending of the 2003 SpongeBob episode "I Had an Accident" in which it pans out to show that it was being watched on TV by a family (see it here: https://muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/question-about-the-spongebob-episode-i-had-an-accident.20186/)...

Is this actually the original read-along recording that was included with this book?

I just found it. It was A Grouch's Christmas.

So why has he been associated with Sesame Street?

So that's why Warner Bros. Discovery would ruin the Sesame Street franchise?

I only buy stamps that are appropriate for any type of mail, including a sympathy card, but I remember that when the Muppets got a sheet of United States postage stamps, the sheet included a picture of Jim Henson. But when the USPS released a sheet of Sesame Street postage stamps for the 50th...

Way back when Disney bought the Muppets, somebody on this forum worried about the Sesame Street franchise being sold, and everybody here on this forum to this day bets that Disney wouldn't preserve the good quality of Sesame Street if they bought the rights to it. But somebody mentioned that...

Thank you, but my question still remains. Why would things get worse if Warner Bros. Discovery became the owner? All in all, why is the Sesame Street franchise best to remain owned by Sesame Workshop and never be sold to anybody else?

I was asked to put this question here which was originally on another thread, but why would Warner Bros. Discovery mess up Sesame Street if the franchise was purchased by Warner Bros. Discovery?

Well, I have posted here that way back in 1995 (the days of the OLD Sesame Street with the main story interrupted by various short segments) I had a dream that there was an episode in which an orange monster has been locked in a cage, and when the show went back to the main story, the monster...

The two examples you mentioned also have noses that don't look like what the noses of people in the real world look like. I hope from you telling us what you perceive as "Muppet humans" that Julia and her family are classifiable as Muppet humans.

During the time when a lot of adults found Elmo to be annoying, I came up with the idea of a Sesame Street special with Elmo portraying the Beast EXACTLY because of all the adults who found Elmo to be annoying. My idea called for: Big Bird-Maurice Zoe-Belle Oscar-Gaston Ernie and Bert as...

I know it's not the structure that matters, but the quality of the storylines.

In my eyes, technically, the current Sesame Street TV show can be considered a reboot. What was the original show in my eyes ran for 32 seasons and what has been made since season 33 is a different version, even if season 35 was loved. Reboots can be loved also. It's not whether it's the same...

I know Sesame Workshop is not required to use the term Muppet, but why does Sesame Workshop still call its puppet characters Muppets when Sesame Street is not affiliated with the current owner of the term Muppets?

A Sesame Street book from before Between the Lions came out "Just Joking" is about Zoe who wanted to be a lion for Halloween, but couldn't wait, so put her lion costume on early and went to the park where she pretended to be a lion but nothing her friends were doing is suitable for a lion. But...