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That's very possible. Because I've also noticed that everything on the site is taking a wicked long time to load.

I think it was made in Season 22 (1990-91). And I could NEVER understand why at the end, they had those flamingoes!! What were they there for?

Interestingly enough, the music for that skit was written by Edd Kalehoff. It was the only piece of music he did for Sesame Street, but he worked on The Price is Right for many years, and he has written music for various news and sports shows over the years, such as ABC Monday Night Football...

Actually, this series was made in Season 12, and originally, it did not have Maria or Gordon's voice. In fact, nobody talked at all. And also, originally, the longest jingle used to have the sound of a baby at the end. I don't know why it was there, but after a few years, I think when they added...

I remember watching this on Home Video, and I also heard it on a record album. And for the video, they actually re-did the whole part with Luis telling the story, so it looked newer.

Well, they can't exactly air Season 33, because the format was so different. That's why they didn't air any Season 33 shows in Season 35. You know, with Monster Clubhouse, the OLD Journey to Ernie, and all those other things that bombed.

I know, I know, I can understand why you're upset, but it's more real than unreal. I mean, don't you think it's a bit odd for a season of any show to START in April? I mean, why premiere something if no one will be watching it?? But I think the big reason why they're doing this is so that they...

Not until September. I'm assuming probably Labor Day.

Actually, here's something interesting. He didn't used to be a hermit back in the 70s, especially the early 70s. For example, in the song "Play Along" from the album Sesame Street 2, he obviously didn't want to join the fun, but they forced him to. "Come on, Oscar! You gotta get in it!" And he...

There used to be one on the site 80stvthemes.com, but it doesn't work anymore.

It's sad, I know, but I think the reason why they had to truncate it was because of the 5th sponsor. I'm afraid this is how it will be from now on. And if they do another one next season, it will probably be shorter as well.

I was just watching SS today, it was the Season 34 episode where Rosita became friends with a frog wearing a crown, and I noticed that the opening theme was much shorter. They cut out the intro and only had the first verse, and the film was truncated. Does anyone know if this is the way it will...

She IS making a comeback appearance. But I think they're showing old footage as well. I mean, MAYBE they'll just do a make-believe flashback, but from what she told me, it sounds like they're gonna show the real thing.

I'm pretty sure they're gonna show the actual footage. And it actually was on the show back in the 1989-90 Season. They had Miles leaving nursery school, and then starting kindergarten. I think his last day of nursery school was episode 2665. And his first 2 kindergarten episodes were 2668-69...

You won't believe what I just found out. She's coming on the show as a guest next season! They're doing a flashback where they go back to Gabi and Miles' first day of Kindergarten. I can't believe they're doing this! I think this is the first time this has EVER happened on Sesame Street!

I think it's entirely possible that Big Bird's poem and the song appeared on the show together at one time.

Actually, Sesame Street ALWAYS started their season in November up until 2000. At least as long as I can remember. But I remember Season 31 wasn't ready to start by the time that Season 30 ended, and there was such a big gap between the new shows and the old shows, what they did was, they...

I don't know if any of you saw this, but I read on the site that he appeared on this show back in September, and talked about how he keeps himself healthy by eating healthy foods. Kelly Clarkson was also on that same episode. Did anyone actually see this, or hear about it? Because I THINK the...

I didn't see it, but there was a live-action film song in the early 90s with that title. I'd be surprised if that's the song they sang, because it didn't originally have a character singing, and I don't think it was even a Sesame Street song originally. It sounded more like Michael Bolton.

It was last shown in 1987, and it was retired in 1998 because the curriculum was whole/part relation, and that curriculum is no longer being used on the show.