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My receiver says it is.

I think someone came up with that suggestion before.

I remember it very well.

Where did you find this? And I take it, it won't use old clips anymore.

I loved those skits with Dr. Brice! I think I saw a clip of it in the Sesame Street Unpaved book, not the series on Noggin. I actually never saw much with Dr. Brice, because as I understand, he did not last very long. Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know, I think all of his skits were...

I don't think I know the song "Sticky, Gooey," but I think I've heard of it. What do you mean, Kermit has a reporter?

I get that info from the Sesame Street Music Department.

I sure do! It's a classic! I think a lot of people remember it.

I wonder if that site still exists.

I liked it too! It was much like the old days! I really liked the last part where they both sang the verses at once. It was just like how they did "Breakfast Time" with Cookie, and "Naptime" with Bert? Remember those? They go back to the 70s.

I think he'll always be green, as long as the show stays on.

I know! They should release them on DVD! Come on!

Could it possibly be the "Imagination Song?"

Well, the quality actually is better than last season, but not nearly as good as back when they had all the gags, and the crazy stuff for older kids!

This version of "Wake Up!" was new, but it was originally from about 1990, and it has been done several times. Lillian sang it, and I think Elmo did at one time. There was a 123 show from 1993 with Jamal and Angela singing it to Kayla, and I believe Gina sang it once in her day care center in...

Oops! I almost forgot! Oh, and don't forget the Elephant Elevator Operator, performed by Dave Goelz.

There was another elephant in an appearance from Season 25, where Mother Chicken was doing a rhyme with a pig, penguin, elephant, hot dog, and bun. The rhyme was called "Say, Duba Duba," and it went like this: Say, duba duba The pig played the tuba The penguin jumped to the sun The...

I think it was both. I think first it was Carroll, and then Jerry took over, or something like that.

They could do that as a promo for Nickelodeon!

I think they should put Elmo's World on it's own, and put Sesame Street back the way it used to be! There is one skit I would like to see on the new season, and I think it would be quite appropriate. Remember "Zero Cookies" with Ernie and Cookie Monster?