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Yes, that's right! And I also noticed that in that bit, Guy Smiley actually had a TONGUE!

All of the ones you mentioned were in this episode, and don't forget "Exit" by Chris and the Alphabeats! The Pocket Song was not used in this show, but it was used in show #796, the Season 7 premiere episode.

It was a wonderful song. Someone actually thought that it was sung by Burl Ives, and that it was not originally a Sesame Street song, but I know that it was. It was last used in Season 25 (1994), show #3257. It was killed in September of 2000. You probably wouldn't like this, and I wouldn't...

Kids would probably get scared of it nowadays, since they look at the show more closely than they used to.

I agree! I liked it better when they used muppets. I remember the ones mentioned, and I also remember Bruce Stringbean, Mick Swagger, The Beetles, Billy Idle, and all of those.

The plot of this show #3172 is with Telly and Rosita playing follow the leader. But it's not the street scene that I'm interested in. It's the clips in it. It's a very music heavy show, here are the things with music: Mother Brown's Farm #15 I'm Pretty (Fish) Sweetest Sound w/Hoots the Owl...

Most of you probably remember that Noggin used to air Season 25 (1993-94 season) during the preschool shows. Now I have most of them on tape. But there's this one that I really liked that I realized I do not have, show #3172. So, does anyone have any episodes from season 25?

Number 4 was also seen in Unpaved #2257. I have actually never seen #6. I remember seeing #7 in show Unpaved show #1090, but not the others. I saw #8 in 2293, but not the others that you mentioned. It was also in 1446. #9 was in 2073, but not 2125. Where are you getting those?

Actually, a lot of the films with music used library music, or music from outside of Sesame Street. Like the film with the Dragon Kite that had guitar music. And do you remember "Operation Playground" where they renovate the playground at P.S. 87 in NYC? It was done in about 1987. The music used...

I think that's great! They should do it!

Me too! I love them!

Well, Gordon, Susan, Bob, and Mr. Hooper (the only adults at the time) were all sitting around a table, drinking coffee and talking about shapes. The main shape they focus on is the rectangle. Susan says that Kermit should explain it to the class, because he's an expert. Then, we see Kermit...

And there was also an episode where Oscar wanted to find a new place to live. I mean, they're still using them, but not as much.

I have it.

I have it on tape. I believe it was in show #1041.

The letter P and the number 2.

They didn't get rid of him. There was an episode where Big Bird was waiting for him by the tree. But that's true, like most of them, he's not that popular anymore.

I was quite surprised to see Gladys, but I don't know if they plan on doing anymore. Unfortunately, they don't really like any of those old characters anymore. Some of the once-major characters are starting to become minor. Look, even Oscar the Grouch isn't on that much anymore. And I know that...

Yes! That's called The Addition Game.

If you really want it regardless of its flaws, I can send you a copy. It also has "Fisher Men" song with Judy Collins, "Numerical Correspondence" with Guy Smiley, and "My Favorite Letter - P."