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Big Bird is one of the stars of the US version of Sesame Street. Abelardo is the star of Plaza Sesamo. Many of the other countries that have their own version of SS also have a giant puppet like them, and some of them are birds. I love Plaza Sesamo and I know what you mean. Big Bird is...

I'm a little busy with other trades, and college work, so it'll be some time before I can find some time.

Yes, but Curly Bear is also one of Stephanie's characters, and she regularly appears on the Street.

Ah yes, a classic. I think the clip was from the late 1980s, and was performed by 14 Karat Soul. They also appeared in "Elmo Saves Christmas".

The SNL Muppets can be spotted in the upper left portion of the group. (You can see King Ploobis swinging his arm as he sings.) And I didn't see Annie Sue, but then again, my list isn't complete; she may have been too small to see.

The woman narrating the story giggled at the end, and was followed by a little bit of music at the end.

In short, a king on a horse touces four dragons, making them disappear, so he can save a princess in a castle--only to touch her as well.

Whoa: here it is!!! http://www.youtube.com/w/First-and-Last-%28REALLY-REALLY-OLD-SESAME-STREET%21%29?v=2OjQVh2x598&search=Sesame%20Street And a behind the scenes shot is used for the cover of this book: http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0801882303/ref=sib_dp_pt/103-9568141-9353456#reader-link

Wow, all 3 Muppet appearances made it. Nice. And please don't mention the classic SS DVD's; I've already drooled enough over all the other DVD releases this year. :zany: But SesameMike did make a nice description of the "ultimate" release that he would prefer, but I don't know which...

1 In TMTM, is Mr. Price's Secretary ever mentioned name? As Cheryl McFadden? Or is that just the name of the actress who portrayed her? Just have a bit of doubt, since the actress who portrayed her states "Gates McFadden ..... Mr. Price's Secretary as Cheryl McFadden". If Cheryl isn't the name...

Hey, KermiClown. Just wanted you to know that I'm still working on your Animal Show episodes.

This was Sesame Street's very first cartoon to be aired nationwide.

A short but nice answer, Terry. Hit the nail right on the head. I was asking because of this: http://www.wherearemytoys.com/pandj/legacy/html/fr_things.htm And forum member "The Count" has been compiling an extended list of Muppet characters and people who exist in the Muppet universe (we...

Hey, come on. They're good people.

From one of the best sites out there: http://www.sesame-encyclopedia.com/Alphabet/SesameL/Lefty.html

I taped it months ago.

Not sure if anyone mentioned it yet, but does anyone remember the skit where Lefty revealed the letters of the alphabet under his coat? I've only seen it on a Fisher-Price video cartridge. It looked like it was from the second season (he still had his eyebrows).

Glad you got to see it.

Good memory. And you beat me to it. :D

It's a very old (and good) clip, probably from the first couple of seasons. Hopefully it will end up on YouTube.com.