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Believe it or not, it's still pledge season at WGBH. But on another PBS station here, they aired the Season 34 show where Super Grover got his new cape.

How were you supposed to get it?

It is in episode #3144.

It came out in 1983.

I can think of another: "Elmo in Numberland" from 1990 (Season 21). It was where he wrote a book himself about doing things with all the numbers from 1-10. He read the story to Maria. The ENTIRE episode was redone 10 years later in Season 31. It was interesting that they would do something...

No, that was part of a different episode.

Believe it or not, WGBH is airing Season 33 shows all this week, because it's pledge season here. This is interesting, because in previous years, they have always had it in March. I was wondering why they didn't this year.

They just sing the song, and it takes place in their apartment.

And so do a lot of people, which I HATE.

So they must have been lip-synching, like Ashlee Simpson. :p

I bet that's why they could air it in Canada. People would have just thought maybe Mr. Hooper was just a friend that they mentioned, and was never on.

When was the last time the camp one aired? It couldn't have been after 1983.

I think the very first thing I ever saw on this show was actually a live-action film called "Musical Scales 1-8/8-1" back in 1988. It was on a black & white TV that we had at the time, and in this film, they jumped through these 8 hoops, and they played a xylophone (which I was fascinated with...

Well, I know that the song "I Just Adore '4'" is from 1973, so that must be when it's from, but I had no idea that was part of a street plot originally, because it was reran as an insert up until 1987.

I remember the "Big GOOD Wolf" made an appearance in the segment called "Big Bad Perpetrator Wolf" from Season 20. The 3 little pigs felt they were being harassed by the Big Bad Wolf, so they went to the court house. The judge brought in a few wolves that she thought MIGHT be the one. First...

I JUST FOUND OUT that "Has Anybody Seen My Dog" was actually re-done in Season 17 in an episode where Telly lost his dog named Cool, and he did sing that song, but apparently, they used the original music recording, which they wouldn't do nowadays. And also, the original with Marty and Grover...

I have seen those 2 Grover songs from Sesame Street 2 on the show.

They actually did this on Sesame Street MANY TIMES over the years. Usually if there happened to be a piece of music on the final scene, they would just close the show with it. Sometimes they would actually play the theme differently, but it wouldn't be the regular harmonica closing theme. There...

I actually like the way they're doing this, because it really WOULD get too repetitive with only 26 shows. They can now rerun Season 34 episodes, because the format was very similar in Season 34 as it is this season. But they couldn't rerun Season 33 shows in Season 35, because the format was...

Yes, they do show episodes from Season 31 (2000).