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Which I have on tape, believe it or not... It's a real good special. It was one of the last specials that Jim Henson did before he died.

I know this was discussed a long time ago, but someone asked if there was an MP3 site that has a bunch of classic SESAME STREET songs on it? I'm looking for stuff that you wouldn't find on Kazaa, like a bunch of songs from the Original Cast recordings from the '70's. Does anyone have any...

I hate to burst your bubble, but I grew up in Nashville, and I remember reading that article when I was young. My views of Northern Calloway went immediately south after reading that. The Tennessean is the standard newspaper for Middle Tennessee, like the Chicago Tribune or San Francisco...

Stomach cancer. 1990.

I say, wipe the slate clean, and only leave the original Muppets from 1969-1972. Big Bird Ernie Bert Cookie Monster Kermit the Frog Grover Monster Herry Monster The Count Prairie Dawn Little Bird and make Oscar orange again!

My favorite ones were the ones where the apartment floods. My question, is why were the writers show obsessed with showing Ernie and Bert drowning?

And he got the name right ONCE back in 1969 as well. In the episode from 1969 when he transports his birdseed on the wagon back to his nest, he actually calls Mr. Hooper by his correct moniker. Yes, I was quite shocked to hear that as well, but you got to realize that everything on...

Well, I CAN help you out with the pilot. The pilot was broadcast on the NET network on Monday at 10 AM on November 10, 1969. Nixon was in office, Neili Armstrong has just walked on the moon we were fighting in Vietnam, and the Beatles were breaking up.

Nope, you're correct. GUY SMILEY'S first appearance was on the Season Premiere of 1970. He did look different, and one of his contestants was the 1969-1971 greenish-blue Cookie Monster. This was also one of Fran Brill's first performances too, as a greenish Anything monster.

I think the room with pipes in which Ernie and Bert lived in the ORIGINAL July 1969 pilot (not the November 1969 pilot) was supposed to signify that they lived in the basement.

What new SESAME STREET DVD's are you talking about? The newest ones that I'm aware of are: Learning to Share Telling the Truth Big Bird Gets Lost Are there others????

Yes, there is a remote control-version of Elmo, which is needed when actor's need to carry him around or when he's on a bicycle, etc. It's the silmiar technique to how they were able to get Kermit to "ride a bicycle" in THE MUPPET MOVIE. There are other versions of Elmo floating around...

Here are the films: 2- sailboat 3- picnic w/Stockard Channing 4- umbrella w/Stockard Channing 5- Gorilla's ball 6- cake 7- Elevator w/football player's jersey 8- bald man's head 9- street cleaning and I think, I THINK, number 10 was the doctor's office.

-what "Number painter" sketches are out there in SS unpaved land? Here's what I know: 3 (picnic), 4 (umbrella), 7 (elevator), 8 (bald man in pool), 9 (street cleaning) -the letter R (or is it N) in Red going up a building Yes, this exists on a 1985 show, but I don't know which one...

Sherlock Hemlock has apparently been thrown into the trunk that also holds Farley, Herbert Birdsfoot, etc. They have expunged his character to the fullest and have no more use for him. As for Benny Rabbit, there's no more use for him, as there is no Furry Arms hotel anymore. (The "Around the...

Well, I know where you can get the SESAME STREET CLOSING THEME that you all are referring to.... It's on a CD called SING-A-LONG TRAVEL SONGS that you can order at amazon.com, BUT there's a catch: Elmo and Zoe sing the Sesame Street lyrics over it, so you can't hear the music by itself

Well, judging by your list, you have just about all the season premieres that I have EXCEPT: Season Premiere 1978 - Barkley gets his name Do you have that one? or how about The Death of Mr. Hooper 1983 I'll trade either of those for the 1993 Sesame Street goes around the corner...

Ernie81981: I have just about every Sesame Street Unpaved show, except for a few boring ones from the 1980's. Do you have a wish-list for a particular Unpaved episode? Here's a quick catalog of what I have....I'll trade you one episode for the 1993 episode where they go around the corner...

Does anyone have the 1993 Season Premiere episode where SESAME STREET goes "around the corner"? It was the first episode to NOT use the classic Sesame Street theme song. I'll trade with you for any of my Unpaved episodes: I have every single one except a few 1980's episodes, which I could...

The closing music that you refer to, ssetta, is the "nighttime" version of the SESAME STREET theme, and could be heard whenever the show ended during events that took place at night. The celeste music can be found on, like you said, the 1974 Season Premiere, as well as the late 1980's Unpaved...