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I've seen some talk on talk pages that suggested they were finished, I wasn't sure if they were really close or if they were complete but still needed some images. I thought I saw somebody on this forum remember an episode where Big Bird tries to get Uncle Wally to meet Snuffy, only for Wally...

This looks like a crazy one: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2069 At one point, Big Bird decides against telling Luis and David that Snuffy was behind using the large rock because he knew they wouldn't believe him. Makes me wonder if there's any other instances where Big Bird just...

Recently, I've noticed that various recurring sketches/identities of Grover took a bit of a break during seasons 11-20. During the 1970s, we got a good number of Waiter Grover, Super Grover, Professor Grover, and Marshall Grover, then in the 1980s those were scarce, and then in the 1990s most of...

That Sesame Street News segment is so awesome. I wasn't expecting Sherman to have a robotic-sounding voice. In most of the Dr. Nobel Price segments, he covers his invention under a blue blanket, here it's a pink blanket. But it was three or four years since the previous News segments with Dr...

In season 16, Don Music wrote a song titled "Imagine That", one year before the more famous Sesame Street song of the same title. https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2043 For a long time I thought the Ernie version came from season 16 as opposed to 17. Not sure if I saw some fans...

Here's one that looks awesome, and there's a clip that appeared in a montage in Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting that I had always been curious about (and mistakenly assumed it was from when Big Bird first got Radar). https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2152

Yes (and I don't know if it's really iconic, as much as it seems like it should be iconic).

Big Bird on a carousel: I feel like part of the segment with Big Bird on the carousel has been in clip montages (I know it's in the "What a Bird!" montage in the 20th anniversary special) and the image in a few publications (I'm pretty sure that it's in that Big Boy comic on the Muppets)...

I thought of a few more segments from seasons 10 and 11 that Frank Oz did that I forgot to note: In season 10, he did some Anything Muppets in Don Music's Alphabet Song, and I can hear his voice as one of the back-up singers in Twinkle Twinkle. In season 11, he performed some of the Pipet...

In the last couple of days, I have gone through various sketch guides on Muppet Wiki to determine how often Frank Oz performed each year on Sesame Street in seasons 10-19. I'm guessing seasons 10 and 11 are most likely to have a lot of segments where we don't know Frank performed, maybe some AM...

I think the show still aired segments from the 1990s for a few years after the switch to HD in season 39.

I'm sure that after a while, it'd be hard to re-air every segment each season - even back when there were 130 episodes that did not have to dedicate portions of the show to fairly long daily segments like Elmo's World (and even if you ignore all the segments that were officially pulled from...

Oscar thinks Slimy is running away: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2373 This one features "He Lost His Duckie". That page sources info that kids found the singing hard to understand so it was pulled not too long after this airing. But it debuted in season 13 and this episode is from...

I never would have thought "Seven Days" would be a variation of "Eight Days a Week". And when I saw the explanation on what led to this thinking, I couldn't really understand how it's a clue.

Forgetful Jones writes a story: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2051 Man, season 16 had a lot of episodes I really want to see.

Maybe it's just me, and maybe this is something for its own thread, but it seems like Oscar seeing Snuffy in episode 2042 is more epic than any other time before episode 2096 where Snuffy is seen by anyone besides Big Bird. And that's only going by the guide at Muppet Wiki. There had been...

Yet another awesome-sounding episode - Oscar is tasked with finding a winner for the Grouch of the Year Award. https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2081

This episode looks cool, a blackout on Sesame Street: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2072 Interestingly, it has the Ernie and Bert blackout sketch, where Oscar seems to be bothered by getting a call about it, but a later street scene shows Oscar liking the blackout.

Yes.

Somehow, I missed the fact that a guide for episode 2099 has been on the wiki for over a week. https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_2099 There's also a guide for episode 2100 (but not images of all the scenes), so the first week of season 17 is fully guided. I wondered if the whole week...