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Dr. Nobel Brice There were these skits made in the early 80s mostly where he interviewed this inventor, Dr. Nobel Brice. He was a purple, bald muppet, with a gray mustache, and he wore glasses. He would come up with this great new invention, he'd tell all about it, and then, he would remove the...

I believe it was DrTooth who posted about this sketch with the elephant counting to 20. I know that exact skit. I remember he counted twice, slowly. And as he said each number, it appeared on the screen. And I do remember the "14" part. And I also remember that when I saw it (season 28), it was...

What kind of music do they usually play over their loudspeakers? Is it Sesame Street music, or what?

Believe it or not, they still use that one! You'd be surprised how many old clips with Ernie they use during Journey to Ernie. Just today, they used the one where they were catching fish on a lake.

Those should be awfully hard to find nowadays.

It was part of something that was done for PBS. It was a flix of a bunch of children's characters together, and Big Bird did not push Barney off stage. They were actually together on stage for the first and last time. In the background, they played the song "We Are Family" by Sister Sledge. The...

I don't know if I agree with Juliette. A lot of people at SW (formerly CTW) thought Noggin was a bad idea in the first place. The fact that only half of it was owned by CTW. And then, they split the channel into 2, which wiped out most of CTW's programming. And that was even worse. And now...

It's on at 3:30 AM EST on weekends.

Well, it would be good if it happened. You know, I think part of the reason why they don't have The Muppet Show on that Hallmark channel anymore is because they have that collection that's offered through TV. But then again, this isn't the only thing I had thought of. I think a CTW channel would...

Okay, scarecroe, that is a great song, and I am impressed that you remembered all those lyrics, but again, that's a little off the subject. I just wanted to know if he could have possibly been a parody of that group, or something else with that name. And also, do you remember what was...

When you said that Sesame Street will be on Noggin for 3 more years, did you mean Unpaved, Season 25, or Season 30, the newest ones they currently have?

Did these letter people by any chance look like the AM talking letters on Sesame Street?

Scooter_101, if you are reading this, I would assume you remember this character named Mr. Big. He was from the 1991-92 season. I think he only ever appeared in that one episode, where someone would come and they needed something, like when Roxy Marie asked Gina for a pencil, Mr. Big got him...

I was wondering that same thing! I have been trying to post and read messages on there as well! That might be why everyone's coming over here! Another theory I had for that is, I don't know if you heard about the Noggin disaster. That is, they are getting rid of Sesame Street Unpaved. What...

Was he the one who sang "Street Garden Co-Operation Song": Co-operation Makes it happen Co-operation Workin' together Dig it Co-operation Makes it happen Co-operation Workin' together I saw these crazy dudes Just hangin' out on the street They were clearin' out the empty lot...

What's with all this Letter People business? Does it have anything at all to do with Sesame Street? If not, why was it posted on this board?

You would be surprised how often muppeteers are on the show in person. Jerry Nelson was in a few Kermit News sketches, he was the Magic Mirror in one of them, and a Giant in Jack and the Beanstalk. I believe he did more than that. Also, Richard Hunt. He was one of the rangers in an unpaved...

Here are some of the missing ones: Angela=Angel Jemmott Jamal=Jou Jou Papallier Celina=Annette Calud Wanda the Word Fairy=Pam Arciero And was Celina really a Russian violinist?

I would have liked to have seen that show, but I don't think I remember it. Can you tell me anymore about it, like what season, show number, or anymore characters, or inserts that were used?

The female construction worker's name was Stella, and I have only ever seen her in a segment called "This Song Is For The Birds (Boids, as they say it)".