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There was a film/animation series in about Season 28 where they show clouds rolling by over New York City, and the clouds form Horses, Cats, Camels, and Elephants. There was 1 film for each. And it did have Maria's voice on it, and kids. It used some classical piece of music by, I think it was...

I think usually if they have a wolf, it's the lavendar one. They have used him a lot lately, and they don't want kids to get confused. But they always use different muppets for Old MacDonald. Wouldn't that be confusing for little kids?

Well, both of these #8 films are vintage.

I think I have seen clips of them, but never the whole episodes. See, I think Noggin could have aired those.

Don't forget "Street Garden Co-Operation Song" and that thing on the street with the old Cosby cast arguing over what makes them sad.

Actually, this was the original episode. It never got re-aired. It always had the "Blowing in the Wind" song for the number 9. And the #8 sketch actually was edited out. But it originally had the Bellhop Series #8 animation. You know the series I'm talking about? But they had done this in the...

Okay, I'll do mine like a countdown show. 10. (I Can't Get No) Co-Operation 9. One Way 8. Ten Commandments of Health 7. Opposite Song 6. Honk Around A Clock 5. Letter B 4. Born To Add 3. Hey Food 2. Exit 1. Count It Higher I like all the rock songs!

Well, they look the same, but they are very different.

They were used pretty regularly until about 2002.

I don't recall those muppets having names. Well, not in the skit you're talking about with imagining shapes.

Probably because they weren't like normal episodes of Sesame Street. You know, they used a special opening and closing theme. Same with the Hawaii shows. They actually did a whole bunch of remote shows in the 70s and 80s. They did Mexico and Puerto Rico as well, but Noggin never aired the Mexico...

Oh, yeah. Even my psychologist doesn't like the idea that I like Sesame Street at this age. These pretty girls didn't really wanna talk about it, but because I was crying so hard, and so upset, they were willing to talk about it because it meant so much to me. Wasn't that nice of them?

Well, some of them did. But see, that's another reason why it wasn't very popular. See, when Noggin first signed on in 1999, and when they were airing it religiously, very few people had Noggin. Practically no cable systems carried it, and it was only carried by the DISH Network. Then digital...

I'm just wondering. Did Sesame Park ever use "Rebel L" with Billy Idle?

Noggin has the rights to air it, but that doesn't mean another channel can buy the rights.

You're not thinking of Simon the Soundman, are you?

It wasn't really songs that were done on the show. Well, they were old songs from the show done by celebrities. But those actual appearances weren't on the show. Also, if you listen to the Aaron Neville version of "I Don't Want To Live On The Moon," what they did was they took the original...

They were aired MUCH longer than that.

Another suggestion I had was to have a Classic Children's TV Network. We could like write to Time Warner, Viacom (well, I don't know about them, they own Noggin). We could tell them about how today's TV shows often have bad value, and are low quality. So there should be a TV channel that plays...

You don't need to bother. THey're never as good as the original. Wait until you hear that awful version of "Nearly Missed" by Rosie O'Donnell and Elmo.