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I have all of the Dr. Seuss specials on DVD. Are they still shown on TV? Other than, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas", I've seen some Dr. Seuss specials on cable TV in October 1994.

From July 2001 to February 2003, I collected the whole Sweet Pickles series and was hoping some new alphabet book series are in print. Many times when book series go out of print, a new one on the same idea comes out.

Actually, I'm talking about a different version. It goes: A is for Antelope(A) And B is for Baboon(B-baboon) C is for Cheetah running Underneath the moon. D's for Duck, don't forget(duck-don't forget) E's for Elephant, get set(E-elephant, get set) It's the African Animal Alphabet. F is...

Does anybody know the lyrics to the song, "African Animal Alphabet?"

From what I read on this forum, Sesame Workshop can still use existing Kermit clips, but would have to pay money to get new ones.

Between the Lions is on the idea of Sesame Street.

When I was little, I thought peanut butter was the same as butter because of the word.

I know this book, and my favorite story was the V skit entitled, "The Amazing Mumford's Vanishing Trick." I laughed a lot about it. I thought it was funny that Mumford's clothes vanished and he was in his underwear with the violin still there.

I ask the same question. Before Candlewick Press even started in the United States and there was only Walker Books, why did they pick a bear carrying a candle as their logo? What does that have to do with Walker? I just wonder.

I've seen the episode, "I Had an Accident" and I think the gorilla could be less violent, acting more like the giants in classic fairy tales. Also, has anybody who has seen this episode noticed the finale where it pans out to reveal that the episode was being watched on TV by a family. Does...

Were those Season 35 parodies used in Season 36?

I don't have any of the channels that air the old Sesame Street episodes, but somebody suggested I wait until they come to broadcast television. And I agree-old Sesame Street episodes should air on broadcast television.

Drtooth, do you even have cable that you hoped Nick on CBS would start to include Fairly Oddparents or SpongeBob?

Well, I hope to write an alphabet book series on the idea of Sweet Pickles or Alphapets, if there aren't any around.

I was wondering if there have been other children's book series with 26 books for 26 letters of the alphabet besides Sweet Pickles and Alphapets.

How do you know?

The mail carrier's verse is: Oh, a mail carrier brings the mail Through rain or snow or sleet or hail She'll work and work the whole day through To get your letters safe to you. Because...(repeat chorus)

When Ben dresses as a cheese, his verse is: A cheese is a really great fella Whether you want ??? or mozzarella I'm a really, really tasty dish Try melting me on tuna fish Because a cheese is a person in your neighborhood... What other type of cheese was described besides mozzarella?

I remember from Season 32 a clip in which Telly and Ben Stiller sing, "People in Your Neighborhood". They sing about a mail carrier and a cable guy. Then Ben dresses as a giant cheese saying that a cheese is a person in your neighborhood. The mail carrier's verse is classic, so I know the lyrics...

About the song Ernie sings to Bert about addition in which more and more animals enter the room bothering Bert, is this song available on home video or DVD?