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3117 was the first episode that had the new calypso music. 3118 had the original. 3119 and 3120 both had the calypso music. 3121 had the original. 3122 actually didn't have the theme playing, it had special music. 3123 (as you said) and 3124 had the harmonica music. 3125 and 3126 had the...

Yes it is.

Because I've seen all the episodes, and I have a very good memory. I see you're new to this forum, but I have been a fan of Sesame Street for pretty much my whole life. How old are you, and how long have you been a fan of the show?

It ends at nighttime, but Maria is not about to go to sleep.

The Count announces the sponsors to Maria, and it is the regular harmonica music.

Yes, that is correct.

Can we PLEASE get back on topic here? I really don't know what to think about SesameStreet.org. You have to understand that some people actually consider episodes from 1998 or so to be "old." I know that most of us classic fans don't, but just think, 1998 was almost 10 years ago, which seems...

Actually, no, the harmonica music does not play. The sponsors and CTW notice are announced over the "We're a Family" song.

Yes, 2404 DOES have the nighttime music. But that is true, they didn't ALWAYS use it if the episode ended at night. I think they mostly used it if someone was sleeping or tired. And there were very few occasions where it was actually used in the beginning, believe it or not. The only 2 episodes...

Episode 2059 actually had the normal closing music. It didn't actually take place at night, it took place during the day. I've noticed that occasionally in the 90s, sometimes they would use the sleepytime music if there was someone sleeping, and it was daytime. Both episodes 2123 and 2124 had...

I noticed the same thing. And I talked to Vicki about it again today. Now she said 43 days until the launch. If I can calculate it correctly, the correct date should be July 14th.

I think that's a brilliant idea! Because that way, it sort of goes back to the old format. I still wish they had more of the various films/animations/muppet pieces like they used to have. I miss that.

It's interesting how you mentioned the only time that Fat Blue and Oscar were seen together. If you remember correctly, before Oscar walked off-stage, he thought that Elmo's silly game show was "nuts!" And then Fat Blue actually agreed with Oscar, because he had been waiting there for the bus...

All I would like to see is some actual old, classic reruns!

Actually, Ernie and Grover HAVE been seen together a few times. There was a sketch from Season 2 where Ernie had arranged balloons in a circle, and was trying to count them, but couldn't remember which balloon he counted first. And then Grover came along, and counted them for him, and he popped...

No, it was not an April Fool. It was real. I just wasn't paying close attention. But rather than just clips, I really hope it will include complete episodes.

Did you give them my name or anything??

Okay, I have recently heard about this upcoming new website called SesameStreet.org. I have been told that one of the things it will accomplish is something that we have all dreamed of for years now. Apparently, it will have Video On Demand, where you can watch segments online. I was told it...

I can think of some: "Grouch Girls Don't Want to Have Fun" with Oscar and Grungetta "Handful of Crumbs" with Cookie Monster "Love in the Junkyard" with Oscar (This song was remade in Season 29 with Oscar singing it to Grungetta, but there was an original version from 1981 which I have never...