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That is actually one of the few old series that they do still show sometimes. In season 31, there was a show where Baby Bear and Telly did their own alphaquest. And the graphics are a lot like Journey To Ernie if you look at it more closely.

All of them, except #8.

He first appeared in 1970, and the first sketch with him went like this: Ernie finds his lunchbox, and looks to see if his lunchbox is in it. He finds one half of his turky sandwich. But the other half is gone. So he needs a detective. Then we hear detective music. Sherlock Hemlock arrives...

I never noticed that it said "Sesame Street" on the stores. Did it really?

There's also Narf from Monster Clubhouse. In that Furry Arms episode, Frazzle is actually the monster, and the anything muppet is actually his pet.

You would be surprised how many people still have rotary dial phones in their homes. But usually, if they do, they don't usually use them to dial, they just use them as an answering device. I have noticed they very rarely on Sesame Street show how to dial the phone either way, but usually, if...

April 7th.

The new season does start April 7th. And I do know they are putting very little into it, and that's why the show is in danger of coming to an end. I did hear the same thing about Dragon Tales, but they are no longer producing new episodes of Dragon Tales. So I don't know what's going on. Plus...

Well, I did suggest either a CTW Channel, or a "PBS Classic" channel.

I loved the way that things would come and interrupt him, and he never got to do his show. I wonder what it would be like if that happened on Elmo's World. Or if Elmo tried to do Elmo's World on Alphabet Chat, and interrupt Mr. Chatterly's quiet letter talk.

Well, what are you waiting for? Call that number I posted above, ask for Mary Parker, and tell her how you feel! They hate phone calls! But you have to wait until during the week.

I NEED someone to reply to this post!!!

Yah! I want all of those! How mush is shipping and handling?

I just talked to Mary Parker, the lady at Noggin Programming, and I found out the new schedule. They are actually getting even more Sesame Street, from Season 31. But both the Season 25 shows, and Sesame Street Unpaved will be gone. Well, in VERY limited rotation. Once a month, that is. She has...

I looked at that article, and I believe it said Oobi will be on at 8:30 and 11:30. I didn't see anything for the 9:00 timeslot, or the 1:00 timeslot. Maybe it will be on those 2 times. What exactly do they mean by "educational staples" like Sesame Street? I mean, it's too popular for them to...

I'm sure Maisy will still be on. She was on Nick Jr., wasn't she? And also, they have been doing all this stuff with "Maisy Mornings", so she'll stay on. For some reason, I actually like Maisy's music. It's kind of like reggae. And you know, from what it looks like, I think either Franklin or...

Yes, actually, he was. The 1987 Season primiere, show #2356. Elmo, Gordon, and Miles went to the Bronx Zoo to see the animals, and Buster the Horse was the tour guide. It was set up just like a show with Elmo today.

Okay, I read that article, and it said that Noggin will continue to air educational staples such as Sesame Street, Blue's Clues, and Play With Me Sesame, but it doesn't look like they will be airing them that often. But how do you know that Sesame Street won't be on at 3:30 anymore?

You know, that is very possible. In case you didn't know, Noggin is not PBS. They are not viewer-support, so they will have commercials. They also have sponsors for some of there shows, like Jillian's. But see, Sesame Street is very different when it's not on PBS. PBS stations won't just do away...

I have been watching Noggin today, and during EVERY break, they have this stupid little moose singing a song about ANOTHER new Noggin coming April 7th! Some debuts are: Something called Tweenies, I believe it's supposed to be kids between babies and big kids, and just doing kiddie stuff like...