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Plaza Sésamo is currently seen on a network called TeleFutura. It's only available in a limited number of cities, but here in Boston, you don't even need cable. His voice actually doesn't sound bad.

"Wet Paint" was not Northern Calloway, that was Christopher Cerf. And that singer's name was How Now Brown. The group was called How Now Brown and The Moo Wave.

How about: Bringing back Chris and the Alphabeats Bringing back Little Jerry and the Monotones Bringing back all the rock parodies Bringing back Sherlock Hemlock Bringing back Sam the Robot Bringing back the original Baby Bear with Goldilocks Bringing back Don Music Bringing back...

I agree!! I wish we could do something about it!! :( I'm gonna have to cry for the rest of my life! (snifffffffffffff) I never would have made that decision if I were the program director of Noggin!! I'm gonna have to die with it!!!! :cry:

Speaking of which, I just saw Frogs In The Glen on Plaza Sésamo today. Now does anyone have a recollection of what "Tadpole" and "This Frog" look like?

That is very true, but I don't think it was anyone famous. There was a female singer named Ivy Austin who I think started in the late 70s, so that's when she started. There was also Cheryl Hardwick, who is currently the music director of Saturday Night Live. They had songs such as "D Duah Duah"...

But I have a lot more episodes than that, and I am interested in those 1992 shows he has. He's always getting angry because nobody will trade with him, but that's because we don't have a way to contact him!

I think I might have it. They used to air it on Noggin between shows as part of "Deja Noggin."

Well, it is somewhat about how good she looks. She has to look good (and not provocative) in order to be on the show. The day that Gloria Estefan appeared on the show back in 1989, they made her change her clothing, because she didn't have a top on, so they had her wear a jacket. The same with...

Yes, I believe I do. Now I would need your address.

I love that album! The whole thing! Now, was it ever on the show? GeeBee says it was, but I don't know for a fact. Does anyone else remember it?

I have a whole bunch of Unpaved episodes from Noggin, they range from 1969-1989, and I have a bunch of episodes from the early 90s as well. Do you want an entire list?

Well, you WOULD have seen it on Unpaved, but that's gone now. So, nowhere, I'm afraid. :cry:

Well, true, they often don't like to have really young celebrities. But they did just have the Carter Brothers on this season.

How do you know there were exactly 69?

I have only seen Sesame Park once, but I do have lots of stuff to trade. And I'm wondering, where did you get this "T for Toes" clip?

There's an idea. Maybe she could do "Why Not" or "I Can't Wait" from the TV show. But I don't know if she likes Sesame Street. And even if she does "Above It All", it won't be as good as the original animation with Ivy Austin singing it.

They fell in love and got married during the 1987-88 season.

Or better yet, I think they should have a DVD collection of every Sesame Street episode ever made!

I agree that there's too many to pick one favorite, but I will list some of the ones I really like. Ernie Plays the Drums Ernie Puts the Vase Away Ernie Dusts the Shelf The Electric Fan Snack with Pizza and Grape Juice Ernie Counts Fruit Light & Heavy Game Song - I Wish I Had A Friend...