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I was reading in a thread about Herbert Birdsfoot that Sesame Street Magazine first began in 1970. Is this true? I would have thought it began in the 1980s. It is weird that the magazine began so soon after the show started. Anyway, does anybody have any memories of this magazine? Any...

Does anybody know when the following characters first appeared: Little Jerry and The Monotones Harvey Kneeslapper Placedo Flamingo Sonny Friendly

Was Bruce ever mentioned by name? I didn't know that he was just Baskerville dressed as a fox.

I do agree that Herbert Birdsfoot would be more popular than Proffessor Hastings. I also think it's shameful that Hoots The Owl, Frazzle, Chris & The Alphabeats, Little Jerry and The Monotones, Rodeo Rosie, and Farley didn't get character sections. But I think that Proffessor Hastings and Dr...

Have any pictures of the packaging for series 1 of the Sesame Street figures been shown online yet?

Mumford recently appeared in A Magical Halloween Adventure, and he was in the background in A Celebration of me, Grover!

I think that Rosevelt Franklin also appeared in that skit.

I'm sure that he was on longer. In the booklet for the album Sing The Alphabet, his song The U Lecture was copyrighted 1975.

Did Richard Hunt really perform Rodeo Rosie? I thought that Jerry Nelson performed her. In the golden book video Three Sesame Street Stories, she was voiced by Fran Brill. Richard Hunt and Jerry Nelson didn't provide any voices in that video, and by then Rodeo Rosie probably hadn't been on...

time to revive this old thread My next review is for Cookie Monster's Best Bites. year: 1995. plot: Cookie Monster starts his first day as a baker. He is going to make some cookies, and he looks through a cookbook, which I think is all letter's of the alphabet. He get's to C, and I...

Chapter 7 It was now the morning of the day when everybody who was going on the trip was to leave. Miss Piggy woke up. "Good morning, Foo Foo", said Miss Piggy, "Are you going to be a good dog and make this trip bad for everybody?" "Woof!", barked Foo Foo. The electric mayhem woke...

I've never heartd of that special. I'd be surprised if a lot of people here have. Of course, I spent a long time thinking that Julie On Sesame Street and Christmas Eve on Sesame Street were the only Sesame Street specials from the 1970's. I guess part of that is that Christmas Eve on Sesame...

Chapter 6 Most of the transportation had been decided on. Everybody was talking about how they were going to travel. "I'm driving the monsters in a monster truck", said sweetums. "Me and the band are taking our bus", said Dr. Teeth, "Anybody who wants to come with us can sign my list"...

I liked this special. It's not my favorite, but it's still good.

My favorites are Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting, Christmas Eve On Sesame Street, and The Street We Live On.

I noticed Mama tweedlebug in there and thought it was weird that she was the same height as the other muppets.

The No Song that Maria and Gina sang was called The Word Is No. I have also read track listings for the album Hot Hot Hot Dance Songs, which listed a song called The No-No-No, but I can't remember whether oscar sang that with Farley or Elmo. There was also a song about the word No that was sung...

Chapter 6 Sweetums pulled into the drive way in a new monster truck. "So, what do you all think of this monster truck I rented?", asked Sweetums. "It's very good looking", said Uncle Deadley. "If you think it's so good looking then why don't you marry it, okay?", asked Pepe...

Chapter 5 Johnny Fiama and Sal arrived at the theatre. Johnny was dressed in a pilgrim outfit. Sal was dressed like an indian. "Make way for johnny fiama!", shouted Sal. "Hey, Kermit", said johnny fiama, "How do you like our outfits?" "Oh, those are nice", said Kermit, "but I don't...

Chapter 4 Robin was running around the boarding house wearing an indian feather in a head band. He ran past Kermit. "So, what do you thnk of my feather?", asked Robin. "Oh, it's good", said Kermit, "People will think you live there". "Hey, Robin", said Sweetums, "Do you want to go...