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Oh, no. It's back. What part of the show was it in? I'm assuming it may have been between the street scene and Journey to Ernie. I haven't watched today's episode yet, so I'll see.

You see, I just happen to like a lot of the songs and sketches that were never very popular to begin with. It would be wonderful for something like that to happen, but for some reason, I don't think it will. Maybe a "best of" series, but it probably wouldn't have the stuff I want. I mean, Noggin...

I was at Best Buy the other day, and they have a whole bunch of TV series being released on DVD. These include Friends, The Simpsons, South Park, and many others. It's like you can buy 7 seasons of each series on DVD. And they will come out with more and more. Now I think they should do that...

I don't ever recall the Ambrooze Sisters being on the show. There was a lot of stuff on those old records that was never on the show.

http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,9481,00.html It is kind of old, but you still might like it. Or you may not, as the case of it may be.

Okay this is really complicated. The song "Everybody's Song" was on an album called Everybody's Record, which was done in 1979. It was sung by Bip Bippadotta and the Ambrooze Sisters. But apparently, it was never done on the show until 1984, and they were called the Oinker Sisters. But it is...

As a matter of fact, there was. Bert stares at his plate of cookies, and sees they have been taken. So he yells at Ernie to come in, expecting Ernie to know why he's mad, and Ernie has no clue. He explained to him about the word "cookie", and then Ernie gets his great big plate of cookies...

You know, I don't recall any being used during season 30, but I know that one season 31 episode used #6, the most popular nowadays.

What exactly was her first and last appearance?

Here's the one for A: Harvey: 'Scuze me. D'ya have an A on ya? AM: What say? Harvey: I say, D'ya have an A on ya? AM: No. Harvey: (slapps A on AM's sweater) Well, now ya do! Heeheehee! (AM runs off) And here's D: Harvey: Knock knock. AM: Who's there? Harvey: Dion. AM: Dion who...

That was actually back when Elmo was a minor character. If you'll notice, his talk was even more babyish. He talked more like Cookie Moster. "Elmo help! Elmo help! Elmo can do it!" And then they would actually say that they weren't looking for help, and he would cry. I actually liked him back...

The shows they are now airing at 9 & 12:30 are from Season 31, which was very similar to Season 30, but not as many classic clips, unfortunately. It would not confuse kids if they saw those 2 seasons, but Season 25 was very different. I see that you said "as long as Elmo's still around." But I...

I remember the episode where The Count had the counting flu! That goes WAY back! I think it was Season 22. I also remember an episode where Big Bird had the memory flu, and couldn't remember anyone or anything on Sesame Street. Then I remember a show where Telly had triangle-sneeze-itis, and...

If you like Elmo, then you're not like most of us here on this forum. I see you're a new member. See, must of us actually DON'T like Elmo, because he has pretty much KILLED the rest of Sesame Street. I wish they never put that thing on in the first place. I liked him back when he wasn't on very...

That was not the only classic clip shown on today's show. They also had that old song "Above It All", written by Chris Cerf, and they had the animation called "Dr. Annie Eyeball looks at air." Remember her? They also had Wh-wh-whoopee. I love it too!

Yes, Sesame Unpaved is still shown at 4 AM Eastern. But I'm talking about the shows they had from Season 25, which were shown at 5 AM and 3:30 PM Eastern before the change. Now, the 5 AM show is Season 30, and the others are Season 31. So I think they're basically phasing it out because they...

I actually think Natalie Portman is kinda pretty. She's no Britney Spears, but still pretty. How old is she? What has she done?

But it looks like Season 25 has been taken off for good.

I just thought of a GREAT one! And it's especially appropriate for Easter! You're probably familiar with those plastic eggs that you put candy in, right? Well, I've actually tried it on people before, and here's how it goes: Heeheeheeheeheehee! Hi. Harvey Kneeslapper here. And I'm gonna do a...

But see, that's partially why they have to gear the show toward such a younger audience. See, when I was 21 months old, I wasn't watching TV yet. Most kids started watching it when they were like 2 or 3 years old. And then they continued to watch it into Kindergarten, 1st grade, and even further...