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Is "Alphabet Fever" a montage of Grover's best dancing segments, or is it one in particular?

(6) is probably a montage of Super Grover segments.

It also has "Fat Cat Scat", "I'm a Bookworm, Baby!", and "Pigeons, Cookies, and Trash" plays during the credits.

Mikealan, could you please put the info (in the "SSU guide" style you've done) of the 123 SS episodes in the "123 Sesame Street Episodes" thread I started?

How did you get so many Unpaved episodes? You started out with only two! :confused:

I'd say a platapus--not only because it looks strange, but that's the only one that comes to mind. :smirk:

Unfortunately, Unpaved is off the air, but many members here have many of the episodes--myself included. :)

LOL. Nice song.

Scratch 1095 and 1709 for now; I'm not sure when I'll get those.

I believe that she still teaches in New York.

At my local library, they often reserve me a copy after about a month. In the nineties I stopped collecting them because I couldn't find them, but since a few years ago I started my collection again. My oldest copy is from 1984.

Where did you see episode #163?

What other Sesame segments appear on the episodes, besides the Muppet segments?

This week I received "The World of Jim Henson" special and many episodes of The Muppet Show, but I'm not sure that the TMS episodes are tradable. In the future, I may acquire the following: All 65 episodes of the Animal Show 12 episodes of the Jim Henson Hour Various Muppet specials...

I forgot to add that my copy of 1706 is now full. ;)

Update: I've now got: 2040 2124 2125 2226 (full edit; includes "The Baker: (Song of) Eight"!) Philo and Gunge, did you get my private message?

Wow, another Muppeteer on Muppet Central! I've got a couple of questions for you: 1. You're probably aware of the "Sesame Street Unpaved" program from Noggin. Were there any anonymous characters that you played? (Such as the man helping to find a boy's lost "V", and the man searching for...

One of my favorites was when Larry King enjoyed seeing kids grow up and having their kids watch the show; it was followed by a neat montage of images from 1969, 1976, 1983, 1998, and 2004. I also liked the one with Seth Green explaining how the show got him interested in acting, and they...

From the sounds alone, I'd say it was a discotecque (Sp?) scene with a bunch of Muppets dancing and singing with a letter "D". And Bushman Bill is the D.J. you're thinking about, Count. He's a lavendar live-hand AM with bushy black hair, moustache, and goatee. He wore a leopard-print shirt...

I'll tell you once I'm out of the fetal position... :zany: I wasn't really scared of it, but it was very odd; it began with a loud clang and a close-up of the fiery beam, and..... :smirk: thanks for scaring me again. :o