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Well, yes, it will still be the same song, but a different version. And this is the first time since 1992 that ALL of the theme music will be new.

I'll tell you where I'm getting it. There's this woman who I regularly talk to, Vicki Levy. She works in the Music Department of the show. None of this has actually happened yet, this is just what she was told. And actually, I think half of the set will be real, and half of it will be computer...

SO WHAT? What do you mean SO WHAT? This is like one of the biggest changes they've ever made, if not the biggest! There's not even going to be a REAL SET anymore! It appears that after Season 38, the set that we all know and love will be GONE!:cry:

You won't believe this! Okay, about the theme music: ALL of the theme music in Season 38 will be new. Opening, play-on, closing, credits, etc. None of it is going to be the same. And the theme is mostly going to be computer-animated. And also, listen to this. I was told that Season 38 is the...

I just found something else out about Season 38. There WILL be a new theme. But the question is: Will it still show the episode number?

They didn't really do a lot of #1 sketches in the '70s and '80s. I don't think they had too many episodes sponsored by the number 1 until about 1988 or so. I think they figured that kids didn't really need to learn about the number 1, and it was so simple, it didn't really need to be taught.

The only Rubberstamps segments they did were: 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, and 20.

There isn't one. I just talked to her again, and she said that it's been pushed back to September now. There have been some delays. I don't really know what's going on, but that's what she said.

Actually, the premiere episode of the season, the karaoke episode, did end at night, but it had the newer nighttime music from 1995.

There actually WAS a Rubberstamps segment that went to 9, and another one that went to 10.

I'm pretty sure the actual sign is shown. However, I don't remember if the words were shown or not.

The credits do appear over everyone dancing, and it's actually a special version of the theme only used this time. There was a live band playing it.

Getting back to the original topic (and slightly off-topic), this wasn't actually part of the Mr. Big plot, but there was a street scene in this episode where Telly and some kids were outside Hooper's Store and wanted to play a game. Mr. Handford came along, and Telly asked if he could teach...

This episode was actually 3217, and was never shown on Noggin. Noggin only aired episodes 3136-3200, and later added episode 3238. I think when this episode reran in Season 27, it was show 3502.

Wow! I can't believe someone would revive a thread that hasn't been replied to in 5 years! But anyway, Oscar was never seen in that one episode. Interestingly enough, in one of the scenes in the store where Gina was so mad, Mr. Handford came in and politely explained to Mr. Big that they...

I felt that same way when Sesame Street Unpaved was being taken off of Noggin!

There is no press release kit. See, I actually heard this from this woman I regularly talk to from Sesame Workshop. I'm not going to give you the name, but that's where I heard about it.

I don't actually know. I'm just saying it's a possibility. I remember back when I heard about the new channel now known as PBS Kids Sprout was being launched, I remember hoping it would show some classic SS. But now, they're only showing episodes from Season 30 and 31. Then again, the purpose of...

No, actually, I don't. What exactly happened to these episodes?

Well, I have approximately 300 episodes, so I can't list them all. All of the ones that I personally taped myself between 1992 and 1995 are on VHS. All of the Noggin episodes I have are on VHS as well. The episodes that I've gotten from people from the 80s and 90s are a mixture of VHS and DVD.