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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?

Though I do agree, both at the moment are impossiblities, as A) Guy Smiley hasn't been recast, adn I do not think he will (he was for a computer game, but that was more like a voice over, than a puppeteer) B) With all the red tape because of Henson, a Kermit appearance would cost mucho...

They'd better use more old clips in season 36!

Yes, I've seen the segment of various guest stars singing the ABC song. Ray Charles was at the beginning of the segment, and other now-dead guest stars in that segment were Michael Jeter, and Lamb Chop's performer, Shari Lewis(Lamb Chop appeared in that segment).

The name of the game show was, "Name that Food."

Well, who performed Forgetful Jones in Elmopalooza and in Elmo Saves Christmas?

Oh I forgot to say-Maybe if a fish dies-they show something similar to when Mr. Hooper died.

In 1997, there was a Sesame Street episode when Elmo would not laugh at Telly's joke because Elmo was sad-he went to say hello to his old fish Bubbles and she was dead. Then at the end of the episode, Telly surprises Elmo with a new goldfish which might have been Dorothy. Maybe Dorothy was a...

It's too bad the Alligator King wasn't used as a number 7 segment in any of the Season 35 episodes.

I liked that this episode had the song, "You're Important to Me."

Once again, I've paired up the season 35 episodes with titles of Sweet Pickles books. Here is the list: Who Stole Alligator's Shoe-Elmo and Zoe learn a dance from Rocco Scaredy Bear-The debate over who has the best pet in the world Fixed By Camel-"The Street We Live On" special No Kicks for...

Well, if we've seen Guy Smiley be recast as a backdrop character, has anybody seen Forgetful Jones be recast as a backdrop character after Richard Hunt's death?

Dantecat, here are some more questions for you: 1)How do you know Guy Smiley was performed by Steve Whitmire in this episode? Is it because the voice sounded similar? 2)Why was Guy Smiley being used as one of Maria's customers as opposed to a game show host when he was reused in 2001? 3)What...

Ah, Dantecat, so you saw the season 32 episode where Maria has a lot of emergency toaster repairs. Is there a reason why Guy Smiley didn't talk when he made an appearance in the street story of this episode? What episode number is this episode, anyway?

Dantecat, how do you know? Did you even see this episode?

I think I saw Guy Smiley in the main street story of a season 32(2001)episode of Sesame Street in which Maria has a lot of emergency toaster repairs. He was dressed in his usual clothes and did not talk. However, I don't know who was performing him.

I think Guy Smiley was in the main street scene of a season 32(2001)episode of Sesame Street in which Maria has a lot of emergency toaster repairs. Guy Smiley didn't talk, but he was dressed in his usual clothes and was being shown as one of Maria's customers. I don't know who was performing him.

Maybe Sesame Street is under one of Mumford's spells. Maybe when Mumford was in the street, he performed some magic that brought in Elmo, the little red menace and other characters that dumbed down the show. Let's start breaking that spell and restore Sesame Street to normal. A la peanut butter...