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The only time I saw Kermit on a street story was in the recent hurricane episodes. I think he just stuck to lectures and news flashes. Then again, I wasn't around in the 70s, so I wouldn't know for sure.

I remember that sketch. I really didn't get the O'Brien/MacIntosh reference until now.

Yeah, it seems like Muppets and kids saw Snuffy before adults did. Actually, I do remember quite a few Oscar/Snuffy sketches. There was one where Snuffy told Oscar and the Grouchkateers about something at some kind of dump and they all went to look for it or something like that. I think...

Are you serious? I don't recall anybody ever saying 'kill' on Sesame Street, especially David, the kindly shopkeeper.

Actually, I was checking for a new one this week. They said that the site was updated every Friday, but still all I can find is last weeks. Am I doing something wrong or did they just not update it yet?

Oh, I remember that one. It was a Guy Smiley game show and there were two contestents. A man and a lady. Prarie would come out with something covered. For example she'd be blindfolded or have earmuffs on or something like that. If Prarie's mouth was covered, Guy would ask a question like...

I wouldn't think that Grover and Fat Blue are very good friends. Maybe Grover and Cookie Monster, or Grover and Herry. Just a few thoughts.

I know what you mean. I don't really want those characters taken out. It's just that it might be the only way to add more as of right now. But then again, I don't run this site so I wouldn't know.

And I remember during the hurricane episode Big Bird mentions his picture of "Mr. Looper."

I don't know about taking out Bunsen or Bert. I think that would be breaking up a set (Bert/Ernie Bunsen/Beaker). Perhaps some of the less popular characters could be taken out, maybe Sam, Scooter or Zoot. Just my opinion.

Actually, I've seen a commercial for some kind of medicine or something where they played that song in the background. Just thought I'd bring that up.

I don't remember that one, but I do remember there was a similar sketch in which a guy had a baby with a name for every letter of the alphabet. Maria (voice-over) was asking him questions and the guy said he called the baby ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ for short. Then Maria asked if the baby had...

Do you know how Cookie Monster solved the problem? That sounds like a good one.

This is sort of interesting because this was sort of before my time, yet people have mentioned that skits with Brian's Telly have been played up until the late 80s, so maybe I have heard Brian's Telly before. I do remember him sounding pretty whiny at times, especially when he worried about...

I see. Thanks for the info.

Who's Craig Shemin? When did he perform Waldorf?

Do you mean the "Musical Celebration" special or the other one where Joe Pesci plays sort of a 'grump' guy and wants to buy Sesame Street and turn it into some sort of antique shop or something? I haven't seen either in ages. Besides, they both came out in '94 when Steve was performing Ernie. I...

I've never actually seen a silent Ernie in the 90s. I do remember that they still played the early sketches with Jim as Ernie, but I haven't really seen Ernie in anything new. The only time that I've seen Ernie silent was in "Elmo Saves Christmas" but that was when Steve had already been...

Actually, I don't know what happened I've never heard of him. I read at Wikepedia.com, that Rick Lyon did perform Big Bird for the opening credits one year. I don't know if that info is correct or not.

I hadn't really thought of that before. It is sort of strange to hear a Muppet say that something is 'queer.'