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No, Sesame Workshop or any other company doesn't take consideration for production from people outside their company.

Season 36 got 26 shows, as did seasons 34 and 35.

Here's the story, and you'll see where I got mine. In 1995, when I was in second grade, we had to bring in small cans to make pencil holders, and somebody brought in an empty can of Donald Duck orange juice. I asked my mom to buy some, and she couldn't find it at our local supermarket. She...

Peter Pan peanut butter was originally called E.K. Pond. Where did the name E.K. Pond originate? Why did the manufacturers change the name to Peter Pan in 1928?

When I first told my mom about Donald Duck orange juice, she thought it might have been a container of Minute Maid or Tropicana with Donald Duck ON IT. Why did she think this with Donald Duck orange juice, but knew Peter Pan peanut butter was the brand?

Okay, I saw a container of Donald Duck orange juice, and it says (C)The Walt Disney Company. I know why, but on jars of Peter Pan peanut butter, it does not say (C) The Walt Disney Company. Why doesn't it say (C)The Walt Disney Company on jars of Peter Pan peanut butter?

I've seen various places using, "Christmas in July" as a gimmick. A TV network aired Christmas specials once in July, and some park had a Christmas party with some guy pretending to be Santa in July. Since all this Christmas stuff was in July rather than any other month, it must be some...

BEAR, have you found the book that tells the origin of Santa coming down the chimney?

Was there ever a time when chimneys used to be wide enough for people to fit down?

I've bought these toy pipes where one places a small ball into the bowl and blow and the ball hovers as the user blows. Where do you think those originated?

Somebody tells me that SpongeBob probably could not make a guest appearance on Sesame Street because he is a character from a different show.

How did they get to use a character from another show on Sesame Street? Didn't they have to have a copyright?

I read books as a kid in which somebody's name was Bumper. Anybody heard of somebody with this name?

Another question: About cable TV cartoons on network TV, how come the double-length episodes or seasonal episodes have been shown with the regular episodes in the Saturday morning block, rather than airing at night with the annual cartoon specials, ie a double-length Nickelodeon Christmas...

And you know what? There aren't that many McDonald's PlayPlaces anymore-there are few left today, at least in my area. Many of them have been torn down(probably because of lawsuits about kids playing and getting hurt).

Would it have been sensible for the family watching the SpongeBob episode, "I Had an Accident" to be the Simpsons family, or the Berenstain Bear family, or Arthur the aardvark's family?

How come the Dr. Seuss specials other than How the Grinch Stole Christmas haven't aired in a while? Are Disney cartoon films such as Pinocchio and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs still shown on TV?

I just got rid of all my Arthur the chimp books, but let's compare and contrast Lillian Hoban's Arthur the chimpanzee with Marc Brown's Arthur the aardvark. I read in Lillian Hoban's Arthur's Loose Tooth about Father's pipe stand, indicating that Arthur the chimpanzee's father smokes a pipe...

I first knew about the Internet and e-mail in 1996 when my father got it. Here's my history: 1989-Acquired an old black-and-white computer from somebody after he got a new one-wasn't Internet-ready. 1994-Got my first color computer. 1996-Got the Internet for the first time.

Just wondering-does anybody know how to make your own white chocolate at home?