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I'm trying to look for a song (sounding like something written by Joe Raposo) that had several kids playing in a park and running around and through trees and playground equipment. It was possibly from the late '80s or early '90s. I can't seem to find it anywhere on YT or Sesamestreet.org, so...

You ever wonder what would happen if Jim were still alive today?

I'd love to see Jerry Nelson perform in a new Herry sketch, too.

A 2-disc DVD special is planned called Sesame Street: 40 Years of Sunny Days. It will be released in November. http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Sesame_Street:_40_Years_of_Sunny_Days

Maybe they weren't provided with clean copies of the original songs, or they probably thought the originals didn't sound good enough, so they just composed new music.

Here's Telefonrock (Telephone Rock in German). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRSkjf2VfV4 The main problem with dubbing the pinball sketches stems from the fact that most in most languages, the numbers 1 to 12 have way too many syllables, so the dubbers have to squeeze them in so they would...

I wonder why they changed the names of some of the characters.

Episode 1 of Sesamstrasse, which is just a dubbed version of SS, as it was in its early years. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 I really like the German version of the "city alphabet" sketch (seen in part 3), though I wish the music wasn't so quiet so I could hear it better. :(

I also forgot about Owe Gustafson's "Swedish Number Series". http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=7CFFA87E605011E8&search_query=Swedish+Number+Series

Bruno looks so close to the real thing, it's scary! I really would love to see Caroll's reaction to this!

Well, I haven't seen "Time to Play", so I can't really comment on that. Plus, I'm having a bit of trouble finding them on the SS website, since it's lagging like crazy. :grouchy:

I will agree with Drtooth that Monster Clubhouse is the worst thing EVER to happen on Sesame Street! I mean, as bad as Elmo's World is, at least it has some educational value!

My faith in humanity has slightly risen! :)

I enjoy the new theme, too, though it will obviously never stand up to the original. It definitely grew on me. I also tolerate the calypso arrangement, since I grew up watching SS in the '90s.

It does, surprisingly enough! And another thing: They show Aristotle, the blind monster, in the "characters" section (even though there are no clips with him in them), but not Ruby? What's going on here? :confused:

I don't know if anyone already added this, but here's the theme song to 1, rue Sesame. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH1KK5-lv0M

Tempe, Arizona also contains a Sesame Street! :)

Yeah! You really need to get a sense of humor!

This question might be considered a little inappropriate and weird :o, but I'll try to keep it as tasteful as possible. How do monsters reproduce if they have no visible genitalia? Do they just sort of "do it" like birds?

Maybe a parody of the Marvelettes song "Please Mr. Postman" called "Where's Mr. Postman?", which is obviously about a postal worker's job.