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Why did PBS start to only want 26 episodes per season starting in Season 34?

WGBH now airs Sesame Street at 8:30 am, and since the show now airs on my station while I'm at school, I can't watch it anymore.

Yeah, if Sesame Workshop had the money, maybe they could use Kermit as the reporter again.

Here is a record of what they did to him: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=7319052&pt=Michael%20Jeter

During that segment, after a voiceover announces "Ladies and gentlemen and children of all ages-The Alphabet Circus!", 26 circus performers form different letters of the alphabet.

In the episode in which Rosita wishes she didn't have an accent, or as I call it, "Yakety Yak Yak Yak", there was a song that goes something like this: There was a girl who moved in just around the block I really like her but I'm much too shy to talk To have a little conversation is my goal...

Where did you hear that?

BTW means By the Way

Ssetta, if you regularly speak with people from Sesame Workshop, why don't you suggest that they produce more than 26 episodes. Or if it was PBS to blame, why don't you talk to PBS about ordering more than 26 episodes.

Why not have Steve Whitmire perform Guy Smiley? Steve performed Guy in the street story of a Season 32(originally season 30)episode in which Maria has many emergency toaster repairs. For some reason, Guy Smiley was put as one of Maria's patrons as opposed to a game show host.

Here are some Journey to Ernie segments I know: Jungle, Shape Land(both debuted in season 34), Things that Grow(debuted in Season 35) Have you seen those yet?

Have David Rudman perform Forgetful Jones!

Well, then can the administrator modify the title of this thread instead of deleting it?

For a 4 segment this season, they used the same animated singer singing, "How many elephants will fit in this room before they fall through the floor..." Cute parodies of Bob Dylan's "Blowin' In the Wind."

Can the administrator please delete this thread?

Well, what network would Sesame Street air on if Disney bought Sesame Workshop-ABC?

In the 2001 episode when Guy Smiley appeared as one of Maria's patrons when Maria has many emergency toaster repairs, Guy actually did talk a little, and Dantecat says Guy Smiley was performed in that episode by Steve Whitmire.

Yes! I actually saw the "Sing your Synonyms" sketch on the Put Down the Duckie DVD and at the beginning of the clip when Luis and Maria enter the museum, the Mona Lisa was shown in its actual form, the next time we see it, Telly's face is in the painting as well as all the other works of art who...

I don't know why because I haven't seen the DVD. What clips were cut out?

You mean the actress that plays Susan is too busy teaching to perform on Sesame Street?