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The following is a list of all the Sesame Street episode airdates I've been able to collect. Much of my research wouldn't be accurate without the help of the Museum of TV and Radio (for the most part but not always), Dave Norman and Greg Brobeck, to whom I owe much gratitude. I also got a lot...

2291 has: Song: Swamp Mushy Muddy (Oscar and two witches), 1975 Snow White visits the Six Dwarves, 1971 Kermit & Herry: what's inside Herry Monster, 1986 E&B: Ernie gets rid of the water, glass by glass, 1971 E&B: at the beach - Ernie can't find Bert; Sherlock Hemlock helps, 1971 Grover...

By that do you mean that the UK release has the Captain instead of Doc?

From good ol' Mark Pethick. :D

:eek: Early 90s? I don't think so - Jim was dead by then, so I would guess '87-'88. (Besides, SSetta, you oughta know after watching those tapes you just got from me... ;) ) Gettysburg Address? I don't associate that document with Jefferson. This thread will set the record straight.

Private Messaging doesn't work on this board for some reason. I will say though that I can definitely help you out - I'm just as big a fan as you. :) Just email me through the forum and ask me what I have to offer ...

This may be off the topic of this thread, but I just got this clip in Spanish, courtesy of our Joggy (thanks man!). Only the number was 4. I knew instantly what the sketch was about when I saw the pie. ;)

I'm not sure I remember the title, but I know exactly which one you're talking about. Guy Smiley has taken his studio audience to lunch at a restaurant, and they're greeted by a French waiter named Pierre, who counts the guests. Unfortunately, Guy won't be able to sit with his studio audience...

Here's a timeline that might be helpful: HBO/CBC: 1983-1987 (UNCUT; varied letter color openings) TNT: 1988-1990? (slightly UNCUT; only beginning and end theme are shortened) Disney: 1992-1996? (UNCUT; varied letter color openings; animated JHP logo stuck on at the end of the closing theme)...

:eek:, I guess that makes two of us. This year I've also had a car totalled and I've also started dating a (how you say) geeky girl. :halo: Last Friday we had a blast at the Flint Center where we saw Eric Idle's "Greedy B*st*rd Tour". :D

1056 has: Herry and 2 kids: bag of apples, 1977 Pageant: She'll Be Comin' 'Round The Mountain, 1977 Song: A Song From Kermit, 1975 Song: Wide Open Spaces (AM Lumberjack), 1976 Grover and Jon Jon: Count this penny, 1972 1839 has (to my knowledge): News Flash: Princess choses a prince...

I have a new theory: maybe, just maybe, the baker could have been played by Don Sahlin. Think about it - Don had a mustache around that time, and Jim was the one working the camera ... ;) Make sense?

I only have the first part of it, in #2475. :( Hope that helps.

You forgot one: The Man Show. ;)

How can that be? 11/8/77 was a Tuesday. Does this mean the season premiered on 11/7/77 (Monday) or on a Tuesday like TV Season says? :confused: If the season began around that time, then that means the Hawaii episodes aired right around Christmas time. :)

According to my recent research, the airdates of these two episodes are 2/15/89 and 2/16/89. Thanks, Greg.

Good luck. You'll need it, considering its battered-up quality. ;) Hit me up if you need any help.

This post should be informative ... it's in the thread "Fraggle Reunion."