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Well, there will be 6 shows on the set counting that pilot. Greg

Sorry I don't have that kind of time or energy. Greg

Hey hooperdusty... check out my trade list at http://home.earthlink.net/~snowpeck/sesame.htm and let me know if there's anything you're interested in. Email me at snowpeck@earthlink.net Greg

My Wal-Mart never carried it in the first place. :( Greg

I have around 30-35 shows from this era. Greg

I have the aforementioned Beat the Time sketch. Greg

I posted about this on this board earlier (which is actually how Tough Pigs got the news.... my post was quoted on their forum). The post is located at http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=11678 Greg

The premise of the special sounds very interesting.... Elmo learning about the street on which he lives.... he could find out some interesting historical facts (like about Mr. Hooper whom Elmo never met). Greg

The sketch you are thinking of is "Sing Your Synonyms" in which they are dancing in the museum and arguing about what words to use to describe the works of art. Greg

Big Bird looks to be the same color as the American version in that photo. It appears the photo itself is tinted slightly orange. Greg

Well, the name of the series came from the 1998 book "Sesame Street Unpaved" about the history of the series. Most of the episodes chosen were either cast favorites and/or had a major significance to the series (like Mr. Hooper's death, the discovery of Snuffy, etc). But basically it was just...

I saw it on the 3am repeat last night. It was pretty interesting. They discussed Kermit's political views, his views of President Bush, etc. They also asked him who his favorite character on Sesame Street was, to which he replied after stating that he doesn't want to play favorites, that he...

No. Sesame Street Unpaved was a series of selected reruns from the first 20 seasons (1969-1989) that aired on the Noggin channel from 1999-2003. The term Unpaved has nothing to do with describing any era of Sesame Street. Greg

Sounds good. Wish I could see it. Greg

The episode originally aired on December 3, 1985. Send me an email if you'd like to trade... I have a large collection of episodes, (none newer than season 25) and almost half of them did not air on Noggin. Greg

P.S.: They are also releasing them on VHS for those of you without DVD players. Greg

According to amazon.com (which is already taking pre-orders), these two 1980s specials are going to be released on DVD on February 10!!! Be sure to buy them to show that there is a market for older material! Greg

Yeah, sorry, I don't have it. I only have the first half in that 1988 show. Greg

Yeah, but Richard died in 1992. Incidentally, Abraham Lincoln wrote the Gettysburg Address which was years and years after the American Revolution. Thomas Jefferson (Don Music) was writing the Declaration of Independence. Greg

Unless you count "Meet the Press" which has been on since 1947! Greg