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Something I just realized: In one segment, Scred comes on stage dressed as a bee, only for that week's bee sketch to be cut from the show. He says it was going to be an all-bee version of The Andry Griffin Show, with Scred playing the role of Aunt Bee. And yet that's really the only bee-related...

I wonder if there's an index for "opposite" tropes, meaning two or more separate tropes that are opposites of each other, like "Screw the rules, I have money!" and "Screw the money, I have rules!" (and there are a few other "screw the rules, I..." tropes).

Lately, Sesame Workshop has been putting out special compilation "collections" on YouTube, themed around different topics. I wonder if any of these will feature any rare clips not available at sesamestreet.org or Sesame Workshop's YouTube channels (or even some clips that aren't exactly rare but...

I'd never heard of that one before (could it have been mentioned in guides on the wiki and I just don't remember? I'm pretty sure it hadn;t been on the Cookie Monster and Ernie sketches page before today). It feels like a first season sketch, since Ernie addresses Cookie Monster as "monster" and...

I recently saw a YouTube comment (I think it was on an upload of "The U/V Salesman") from somebody who said that Caroll felt claustophobic when performing in Anything Muppet segments. If that's true then it seems weird... In those Muppet inserts, it seems there's plenty of room to move around...

Considering that in the early years it was common for segments to use pre-recorded vocals on non-song segments (even if all the characters were only used in that one segment, meaning it wouldn't matter what they sound like), I wonder why they didn't have Loretta Long just dub the spoken dialogue...

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Maybe because it was done on Sesame Street first? It seems like nothing that was done on Sesame Street was remade for variety show appearances (yeah, a few songs written for the show would be done again on the show and other appearances, but that doesn't count). Though Mahna Mahna premiered on...

Or maybe the smurfs are all attracted to Smurfette without the attraction being for sexual reasons (I know, hard to believe...). But yeah, I was going to also say that just because Smurf women presumably can't have babies doesn't mean that Smurfs can't mate (I bet that would be any teenage...

Which sketch did you see? I like the ones that I saw, but I've read that the problem was that the SNL writers usually wrote them, but didn't want to write them (to the point that they actually drew straws to determine who wrote that week's sketch). Jim Henson did end up writing one of the...

Are there any websites like The Muppet Mindset and The Mickey Mindset, where in addition to articles from the webmasters, the fans can also send in articles? That seems like a concept that should catch on with other fanbases. I'd like to see a Looney Tunes website like that.

I knew that Wanda the Witch was somehow involved in this. When Muppet Wiki first compiled episode guides taken from CTW Archives material, the page for the first five episodes included descriptions from detailed program guides (I think the first week of shows was the only ones from the first...

Dang it I still wasn't completely clear on what I meant. Okay, let's see if I can do this... I meant albums that had tracks originally recorded for the album, in addition to tracks from previous albums and/or audio tracks from the show itself.

I've wondered that about certain "holy grail" clips. Back when Henson #1 was unavailable to us, I had wondered if that one wouldn't be that great, but it turned out to be one of my top five favorite "baker films". And when I finally saw the original People in Your Neighborhood (with a postman...

Bumping this old thread because.... The clip is actually finally on YouTube!

This morning, I found one of the biggest holy grails of Sesame Street on YouTube: The rare "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds"!

I meant if there were any that had tracks recorded specifically for the album (not album debuts of the TV broadcast audio tracks).

Here's some more: Cookie Monster Weather map (I think this is the one that appears on a TV in that film insert that shows kids playing followed by adults doing jobs that are similar) Herbert Birdsfoot tests Cookie Monster (in English) Sherlock Hemlock helps Ernie find out who took his cookies...

So most Sesame Street albums were either new recordings or a collection of pre-existing material (whether the recordings were on previous albums or taken from the shows recordings), but have there ever been any Sesame Street albums that had both existing recordings and original recordings?

Lately, I've realized that the two Sesame Street albums The Sesame Street Book and Record and Sesame Street 2 are the only ones to not be tied to a theme, I guess because they are two of the earliest Sesame Street albums (though there were a few in-between them). Most albums were themed...