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Here's what I think is the thing with Baby Natasha, and Ingrid. The muppet may have been created in the mid 80s, but she didn't have a name until later.

For some information, the train song you're thiking of is called "The Ballad of Casey MacPhee."

The first one you're talking about can currently be seen on one of the Season 31 episodes that Noggin is currently airing.

Jeffrey Hale did a lot of animations in the late 80s. And he wrote music for songs by that banjo playing turtle, as in the song "Green Grow the Rushes."

Hi, I'm now telling you that I'm a boy, not a girl. Everyone gets it wrong online. Now could you please just e-mail me so that you don't spam the forum?

The Indian Counting 1-20 song was written by Darby Slick, so I would assume so. There were Pinball segments for all numbers from 2-12. The animation with the yo-yo man with the lost boy, the song was written by John Magneusson. Imagination, Inc. was a very big animation company. They...

May I make a few corrections? Mama Bear: 1991-present Papa Bear: 1991-present Bruno: 1977-1993 The Cat (from Cat In The Fiddle): 1974 The Duck: 1987?-present Ernestine: 1987-present Furline Husky: 1984 Grundgetta: 1977-2000 Grover's Mom: 1977-2001 Herry's Mom: 1977-1983 Herry's Dad...

There was also one called "Henson Computer #10 Song." It was an animation from season 2, and it looked like it was a muppet made of wires, but it was actually computer animated. Must have been state of the art for the time.

If there was a "Best of...." set, I would want all the Unpaved shows, plus a lot more than that. See, it's such a long show, there's so much material, it's hard to decide. This is why I think they should just release all of them!

No, you're not. I remember it. It may have been one of the few later Kermit skits. At least, I never saw it until about 1998. I remember the girl ball was Fran Brill, but I don't remember the boy ball that well. But I do remember the skit.

(sigh) No, I haven't. I have been very busy, and I can't send it without your address. It takes a lot of work to copy tapes, but I will get to yours.

I know exactly why the name of the thread was changed. This thread was originally about the tooth pageant, NOT the butterfly pageant. I think it changed so that we could get back on topic. It's been SO long since I've seen the tooth pageant, I don't remember all that much about it.

Wow, that is so cool! He remembers it even though he like hasn't even thought about it in so long! Sometimes some of the most unknown people have done work that can be extremely popular.

I do have that video, and I have known it since I was about 3. And that has some typical SS cartoons. But this CD-Rom "Numbers" has an awful lot of wierd and rare ones.

Well, because, sadly, I don't think a majority of the people like the old SS as much. This may sound amazing to some of you here on MC, but most adults don't really like to watch kids' shows.

I actually purchased it at a thrift store about a month ago. It's just a CD-Rom for kids, but you would be surprised how many classic songs and animations it has on it, mostly wierd ones. Here's how it works. In each of the rooms of Big Bird, Bert and Ernie, and the Count, there is a radio and a...

It's called "I Love A March." I just saw it recently for the first time on Play With Me Sesame.

Herry never landed at the end. And I can copy it.

I don't know what to tell ya. I mean, how can we trade if you don't have any others?

Nope, just #796. Wait, what other episodes do you have?