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Everyone: Please ignore the above post.

OK. Barkley was introduced in 1978, so we know that those end credits HAD to be done 1978 or after. And from what we know from SESAME STREET UNPAVED, the earliest Noggin episode to use those Barkley credits is 1980. So, those end credits were made somewhere between 1978 and 1980.

Ugh. I cringe every time I read one of his posts.

Yeah, right. Then why didn't you use the DELETE key and erase the obnoxious capital letters to begin with?

Jeez, Mike! Talk about being a party-pooper.

And if there are any threads about Sesame Street ending or the disappearance of Loretta Long, Mike just freaks out as it's really going to happen and berates anyone who dare speak of such things. It's really weird.

Well, better that SOMEBODY is there to carry on Cookie Monster than have no Cookie at all. Dave's there to keep life in Cookie and Animal.

That clip was shown as early as the 8th episode back in November 1969. The Big B Treasure Hunt.

As long as there's government funding for public television, SESAME STREET will probably still go on. Carroll Spinney has said that his contract goes well past the 40th year, and plus they have plenty of 2nd generation cast members (Gabi, Miles) and puppeteers (Eric Jacobsen, Matt Vogel)...

Frank will do a day or two each year for SESAME STREET, so he does a FEW of the Cookie Monster "Letter of the Day" skits. For example, that was Frank doing Cookie for the Letter "L" where Cookie tries to sing songs (Rubber Duckie, People in Your Neighborhood, Beethoven's 5th) to avoid...

Yes - The skit you mentioned is on the DVD: "Learning About Numbers" and features Count and a Honker on the cover (yellow) It's on there as the second sketch.

Stuff from the first season 1969-1970: All of the TIME-WARNER books: Book of People and Things, Book of Numbers, Book of Letters, Book of Shapes, Book of Puzzlers - 1970 The Sesame Street Songbook 1970 The Sesame Street Book and Record (with poster) 1970 The first TV Guide announcing...

Hey, can you show us more of your pics? And also: How did you get access to the set?

Yeah, this was already mentioned and explained in this thread. Thanks :)

I disagree. I've heard King of Eight hundreds of times over the past 35 years, and I'm sure that's not Jerry Nelson.

AGH! I thought you had some actual news. Instead it's just wishful thinking...

You can find a square version of this sketch (squares instead of dots) on the 1972 episode "Rainy Day"

It wasn't the narrator who giggled, it were the kids who yelled: "He's still half dirty!!! Hee hee hee hee hee" Cue 1969 cartoon music.

Funny how you'll find 3 or 4 of these dot skits on the very first episode back from 1969.....I had no idea they were that old.

Yeah, the Shout Factory REALLY did a good job with this box set. I'd rather buy this BEST OF than a season-by-season collection. Can you imagine if Shout Factory got their hands on classic SESAME STREET?