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It's only one record, it's on Side 2, and it's Track #5. It appears on the album in between "1-2-3-4-5!" and "Four Big Lions."

Well, I don't think the Jim Henson Company would let them use him anymore. If so, they would have to pay extra, because he's not considered a Sesame character anymore, he's mainly a Muppet character.

Actually, I agree with Mikealan about him taking over. He sure has taken over the whole street, and will continue to do so until he ends up with his own show.

About the Muppets visit Sesame Street thread, I actually do like it, and I think they could do it, since some SS characters were on the muppets at one point in time. But anyway, about the script I just wrote...If you look at the celebrity appearances back in the 70s and even 80s, they didn't...

Exactly, but Merri Park, the Director of Programming for Noggin, told me that people do like the new SS, because it has Elmo's World. But they will probably make Elmo's World it's own show, and cancel the rest of SS. I mean, EW is 15 minutes long, right? So, they can have 2 EW's back-to-back...

Exactly! They don't like Sesame Street! They think it's too old-fashioned, and they need to make room for more modern things, like this "Connie the Cow." And they're REALLY taking it off now, because they're not even owned by SW anymore. That's why I think they should just create a channel of...

Britney Spears is one of my favorite stars, because I think she is very pretty. She also has a sister Jamie, who is of age 12. I have always wanted to see Britney on Sesame Street, and I can think of a sketch for the 2 of them that would be perfect. And here's how it goes: (we see Jamie...

You're right, I think it only ever aired that one time, in show #3784. Is that about when you saw it? This aired in 1998.

There was nothing in between the the "Banana In Ear" sketches on Noggin. There probably was back when it aired on PBS, but Noggin used to actually put the break in between those 2 sketches.

I believe it was on a video called "Sing, Hoot, and Howl." There was also a cassette tape by Golden Books called "We Are All Earthlings."

And don't forget "Surprise!"

I think she appeared in Season 3 (1971) because she is featured on the Muppet Alphabet Album.

I remember it! It was on 123 Sesame Street.

I seem to remember this Kermit/Grover sketch from 1998, I think this was the only time it ever aired, and I could swear it was with Steve Whitmire. Kermit was in his house explaining about dark and light, and he has a lamp. So he turns the lamp off to explain dark. And at that moment, Grover...

They were not the same muppet in these 2 Kermit News sketches. Cinderella has been done on Sesame Street several times.

What happens is, Kermit the News Reporter comes in and admits that he has had a long day, so they let him take a nap, too.

How do you remember the Season 24 episode so well, even the letters and number?

There was a 20th Anniversary special called "Put Down The Duckie". It was kind of like Elmopalooza and Sesame Street's 25th Birthday, where it had a bunch of celebrities.

It might be, but it depends on whether or not Tennessee is a big Spanish-speaking region. I don't picture it that way.

It's not the same as "Bedtime Stories and Songs", is it?