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Well, Gordon, Susan, Bob, and Mr. Hooper (the only adults at the time) were all sitting around a table, drinking coffee and talking about shapes. The main shape they focus on is the rectangle. Susan says that Kermit should explain it to the class, because he's an expert. Then, we see Kermit...

And there was also an episode where Oscar wanted to find a new place to live. I mean, they're still using them, but not as much.

I have it.

I have it on tape. I believe it was in show #1041.

The letter P and the number 2.

They didn't get rid of him. There was an episode where Big Bird was waiting for him by the tree. But that's true, like most of them, he's not that popular anymore.

I was quite surprised to see Gladys, but I don't know if they plan on doing anymore. Unfortunately, they don't really like any of those old characters anymore. Some of the once-major characters are starting to become minor. Look, even Oscar the Grouch isn't on that much anymore. And I know that...

Yes! That's called The Addition Game.

If you really want it regardless of its flaws, I can send you a copy. It also has "Fisher Men" song with Judy Collins, "Numerical Correspondence" with Guy Smiley, and "My Favorite Letter - P."

Actually, Ernie's words were, "Stupid Monster! He doesn't even know that 'EGGS' begin with 'E!'"

My copy of show #796 isn't very good, unfortunately. It tiles every now and then.

I read in the Unpaved book that he was seen in commercials in movie theaters before he went to SS.

I have the Mister Rogers episode, along with a lot of us here on Muppet Central.

"Say The Word" was in 2 Unpaved episodes. It was in show #1836 and #2269. I think I have "This Is Your Lunch" on tape somewhere. It's funny, I just saw it this weekend on Plaza Sésamo.

Well, the word is "STOP." And the purple AM's name is Chester O'Leary. And Chester has to get Maurice to say the word "STOP" by giving clues, but Chester cannot say the word before he does. He starts by saying, "The oppisite of GO is..." and Maurice says, "Well, what's the opposite?" And Chester...

I know that in show #1092, it had Pinball #3, but the sponsor at the end was the number 2. I wonder what that was about. Maybe it was just a mistake?

I sure would!

What do you mean callously sold out to preschoolers?

Hopefully it has some Chrissy and The Alphabeats or Little Jerry and The Monotones!

The one about the cherries was the next one I was going to list! The cookies in bed one was actually used last season! And Bert's nephew's name is not Bart, it's Brad. There was another skit where Bert's brother Bart came to visit.