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It takes place in a concert hall, and there is a red curtain behind them. Yes, they do see each other. They sing together.

You won't believe this, but I have this on episode #2367 from 1987! It seems that back then, there really weren't too many limits on the show on the word "outdated." In other words, they could use pretty much anything as far back as Day 1. Not only was he imaginary back then, but it was the old...

Call your cable provider. :)

Where did you hear this??! And did you find out what it's going to have?

This is very interesting, but you know, I think they must have discontinued these animated openings in either 1974 or 1975. I know that starting in 1976, they just had the episode number on the screen at the beginning of the theme. However, I noticed that on hooperdusty's copies of episodes...

Where did you hear about number 24?

It's a digital cable channel that DID ONCE HAVE something called Sesame Street Unpaved, which was a series of 67 episodes of SS from 1969-1989. You don't have to bother checking for it now, because it's long-gone. :cry:

I think he probably means the backers credits.

Sounds great! Just like old times!

This is very interesting. I DO have this episode, however, it is episode number 2432. I know it's wierd, because it DOES have no more than the first 10 seconds or so of the Barkley and the kids closing. The reason why I think this is is because the version of it that I have on tape, it's an...

Where do you have this?

Aaron Neville.

Also in that same segment, you know how the harmonica plays for MUCH longer than usual? Well, it went for longer than the piece of music actually was! If you watch on the "W for Willy" part, the music loops very badly from the end of the verse to the middle of the bridge.

He is known on this forum as TheAmazingMumford.

That video is called Do The Alphabet.

I think it was probably from Season 20, because Andy told me he had no idea that was part of an episode originally. ;)

Do you remember which season? Somehow, I think it must be either Season 21, 22, or 23.

There is actually a blooper that takes place in this sketch! If you look toward the end, on the line "'J', Jane, well, let's JUMP with Jane", on the word JUMP when they all jump up, you can clearly see the top of Frank Oz's head underneath the green muppet (Frank Oz) for about a millisecond!

WOW!!! Those were from an actual episode originally??!! When is that episode from?? Do you remember?! I wonder if Barkley and the kids was that way too!!

It would be nice if they used some inserts from the show, and made it seem like they were part of the special, such as the one with the Egyptian pyramid, and the one in the jungle with Dr. Livingston.