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Well, it's Grover's birthday, so they sing Happy Birthday, and he has to blow the candles out, but it takes 40 blows to get them all out, and it has subtitles.

Yes, it's with Grover and Fat Blue.

In Waiting For Elmo, Telly and Grover are standing by a tree, waiting for Elmo. At the end, the talking tree gets really tired of just standing around, waiting. So he goes off and does Oklahoma, because he can understand it.

I actually do have "Mad" on one of my old tapes. If you tell me your address, I can send it.

That's kind of similar to how it originally went.

Well, they do still use all the main characters, but I miss seeing all the minor ones such as Guy Smiley, Sherlock Hemlock, Herbert Birdsfoot, The Amazing Mumford, Forgetful Jones, and all of those. But they thought there were too many, and nobody could remember them all.

How could a tie help him see out of the costume? When he went to Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Camp Echo Rock, he didn't have a tie.

Because I regularly speak with people from Sesame Workshop.

Of course, they're taping new Elmo's World and Journey to Ernie segments, and they may use some old clips, but not very many. And it is very unlikely that we will see Kermit, they don't have a lot of access to Kermit, or even segments with him anymore.

Hmm, I wonder what he'll be doing.

They can't show older episodes, because kids would get confused.

Ah, so she actually didn't let you watch Sesame Street anymore?

Didn't you say earlier that you have a way to copy these onto DVD? If so, I would really like that.

He debuted in 1979.

Wow, it's great that people who worked for the show are joining the forum. Some of those listed above are my favorite songs, like the ones by Christopher Cerf and Paul Jacobs. Now, that counting series you're talking about, would that be "Mask Any #"? Like I remember the '1' had green hair, and...

Unfortunately, it will be 26 shows again this season. :smirk:

Well, it had quite a few old clips. It had: "5 dancers on chalk" from the early 90s "Ducklings" "Do De Rubber Duck" That's a lot of old clips for the new format, wouldn't you say?

Well, I do know you're feeling. When I was in school, especially middle school, I got teased an awful lot. It does not bother my parents that I watch Sesame Street, however, it did bother my old psychologist. He says that "we need to find a show that's more 'age-appropriate', because people this...

I would love this one! What would you like to trade?

Great. Just great. All I want is to see more old actual episodes.