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Oscar loses his voice was episode number 2830 when it originally aired in 1991, and then in 1992-93, when it reran, it was episode number 3030. The one where Mumford gets a new wand was 3080.

I can tell you that the song "Imagination Rain" was written by Steve Zuckerman. He also wrote the "'I' in the Sky" song.

Wow, that's very interesting you have that birthday. That's the exact same as Christopher Cerf. :)

Well, it was originally intended to be a special, and not a regular episode. I think that's probably why.

The song was called "I Love You In Springtime."

Actually, the episode that airs tomorrow should be the one where Gabi is supposed to help Alan.

I remember another Bert & Ernie skit about quiet and loud where Bert whispered, "This is very quiet." And then Ernie asked him to repeat it, and then he whispered, "This is very quiet!" Ernie asked him to repeat it AGAIN, and he said, "I SAID THIS IS VERY QUIIIIIIIEEEEEEEET!" And Ernie said...

Wow, it's amazing that WLVT still airs SS in the afternoon. Very few PBS stations do nowadays. They must be a really small PBS station. The smaller PBS stations seem to air it more often than the bigger ones do.

I think that sounds like it would be hilarious, except at the end. I don't think they would ever use the word "stupid" on Sesame Street.

Altogether, so far, they have done 4082 episodes.

Hmm, good question. I'll have to ask her next time I speak to her.

I don't recall the candles being lit. Were they?

Many of us (including me) have it on tape.

At Sesame Workshop.

Yes, I do know that bit. That's called "'I' Beam".

Those sound GREAT!!! I'll have to pass those on. :)

The song is actually called "Different People, Different Ways."

I think it was actually a very good invention, only it was quite hard to get working. Hence, the remote control.

That animation is called "Madrigal Alphabet." It was made in Season 5 (1973-74), and it was written by a composer named Donald Byrd.