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Mwahahahahaha! *cough cough* I am interested in "Play With Me Sesame", but I have trouble trading with the UK due to the different region players. If I had a way to convert them I would. And now I'm off to donate my wisdom to the Wiki. And I'm OFF! *Whoosh*

Birdland was located behind the Furry Arms Hotel. A neon sigh on the sign of the building indicates the location.

*Whoosh* I've got seasons 34 through 37, and I plan to tape the following seasons. :D

New additions: InnerTube TV/Jim Henson Hour pitch The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson I also have a copy of the original version of the 1969 Sesame Street sales pitch film.

If anybody can get a copy of the "Puppet Up" special tonight, I'll definitely trade for that.

Hi! :) The network's now called "i".

Thanks for the update. PAX sure has really put a lot of old stuff on their networks lately, huh? (And it's got better!)

Then what about Grundgetta? And Irvine? And Slimey? And (especially) Maria? :D

How long is it? If I haven't mentioned it before, I am interested in any Henson-related production that is not listed.

What shows do you have?

What do you have? By the way, the following episodes arrived last week: 2228, 2234, 2243, 2405, and 2682.

What I don't understand is why SS keeps referring to that version as the one from the first season, when obviously the season 2 version of Ernie (with shorter hair, smaller pupils, and a red nose) is used.

Here is my current, revised list: Sesame Street Unpaved (67 episodes) 1 : Welcome to Sesame Street (full-length; from NET) 8 : Letter “B” Treasure Hunt 43 : Loulou’s Back In Town 54 : Oscar Bakes a Cake 83 : Big Bird Moves Seed 131 : Granny Grouch (Second Season Premiere) 158 ...

I've never seen his cape purple, except when illustrators incorrectly color it. When has it ever been purple?

Not quite: this appears to be the game show that "had no ending" where a monster chose a cookie rather than a trip to Hawaii. Sesame Street liked the idea of a "cookie monster", so they kept the character, and changed the puppet to the one we know today.

An important moment in the history of Sesame Street: the debut of Cookie Monster (from Vila Sesamo): http://youtube.com/watch?v=PVRWTWsYP_U&mode=related&search=

Guess what? She'll also appear in a street story in the season finale. Here's the rest of the episode guide: Episode 4130 There's a lot of excitement on Sesame Street because Gina is adopting a baby! After a lot of planning, today is the day that Gina is flying to Guatemala to pick up...

i'm fine, but I've been working on the Wiki lately, as well as anything that comes up at college.

According to MuppetWiki (and someone who was apparently there), the puppet is referred to on the set as FilFil, not to be confused with Filfil (note the capital F).

Let us know ASAP. I won't be able to see the show until around 4:30 PM due to my college schedule. :smirk: