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Chris went into the apartment in When You Wish Upon a Pickle. And the core adult cast appeared in the bathroom in episode 900, though it’s not the usual apartment set.

I doubt that’s the case. Recently I saw that the entire first season of The Not Too Late Show is on iTunes and other sites (not sure if that’s through Shout! or not). I want to say it’s because of COVID that Wish Pickle is only available to download, but the Rock and Rhyme release got a...

I've noticed in Three is My Favorite Number, which I think was sung by Joe Raposo, the singer sounds more like Matt Vogel's Count to me. Sesame Street - Three Is My Favorite Number - Joe Raposo (1972) - YouTube

I did not know it was Paul until it was confirmed on the Wiki. Paul Jacobs was a name i didn’t really think about often and was not familiar with what voices he was capable of.

I wondered if that was the case here. In Rock & Roll Readers it's Paul Jacobs (though he doesn't sing any lines of his own there).

Maybe it’s just me, but whenI look at the front of Little Chrissy’s hair in that segment, it looks like it’s a little loose. An early instance of Jeff Moss as the lavender Alphabeat (though I think he did one of them in Count It Higher), the voice sounds deeper and more like Big Jeffy than...

Or they could have just cut the part where Ernie introduces himself by name and not have an introduction.

I thought people who use wheelchairs could still move their legs but just can’t walk.

I thought I saw the Professor Hastings U lecture listed in the "first season show content" documents from the CTW Archives. Guess the Mandela Effect hit me.

I think D’snowth was joking.

Even if “only kids will care about Elmo”, if the parents/adults happen to be more interested in older episodes than the kids and Elmo happens to be in those, then there’s not really any harm to the adults seeing early Elmo (and they wouldn’t have to deal with what’s usually annoying them about...

Does HBO Max cut the part of Christmas Eve on Sesame Street where Ernie throws a snowball past Bert? I think there's also a part where Oscar throws a snowball at Maria, is that cut as well? Of course Muppet Wiki only notes the removal of "Feliz Navidad", clearly for music rights, I guess the...

And Brian Meehl’s Telly, and “Television Monster”, and “Mr. Snuffleupagus, your imaginary friend”, and the street’s former looks...

I don’t think Sesame Workshop necessarily likes to pretend “proto-Elmo” never existed. His early years do get acknowledged. I guess they’re a bit obscure and until recently the internet didn’t have much info on specific Brian Meehl/Richard Hunt as Elmo moments. I wonder if Joe Hennes tried to...

The odd thing is that I’ve seen John-John had his offenses long ago. I thought it was recent, but I saw an article about it that was dated sometime before the first Old School release and before Sesame Workshop started putting clips online. Perhaps it passed Sesame Workshop’s radar until...

While various inserts might have had portions cut due to censorship (if not outright withheld from being included in future episodes of the show), could the HBO Max reruns be among the first time segments were cut from episodes due to censorship and other issues (I know PBS reruns that feature...

They cannot pull them off, but they can grab and pull on noses.

Back in the pre-Old School DVDs/pre-online video days, I think there were people who thought they'd stopped airing the segments with Bert's nose being removed in the 1990s (Bert's bust is the only one I ever remember seeing as a child), thinking it was due to imitable behavior. And I recall...

Had no idea there was an issue with detachable body parts now.

Even if use of copyrighted footage or music is just a few segments, the copyright holders can still charge a lot for it (I’ve heard that they usually charge the same amount no matter how much is used, but I’ve also heard otherwise). Some have speculated that segments get cut to make way for...