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Here you go... scanned from the Sesame Street Book & Record: http://members.lycos.co.uk/snowpeck/K&G.jpg Greg

It says 1987 on that page I linked you to. Greg

http://www.hipsurgerymusic.com/SesameSt/ Greg

Well I must get corny here and say my favorite is "The Muppet Alphabet Album". Greg

I do hope you know that those kinds of transactions are very illegal, and I wouldn't be surprised if Sesame Workshop starts cracking down on that sort of thing and starts suing people. It is illegal to record a program and then sell it for profit. Greg

I wish I did. I had three stuffed toys as a kid that I've always wanted to see a picture of. One was Big Bird, one was Cookie, and the other was Oscar. They had shirts on (they were actually part of the toy and non-removeable) that had each of their names printed on. Greg

"Big Bird Gets Lost" is a fairly common book, but certainly not in a scratch and sniff format. I had a copy of "Vegetable Soup" as a kid, and it came with a read-along cassette. Greg

Her first appearance was most likely in 1970, the year Fran Brill (Prairie's performer) joined the cast. She is featured on the cover of the album "Sesame Street 2". Greg

I'd scan the covers of some of my albums for you, but either my scanner is too small, or the records are too big (depending on how you look at it). Sorry! Greg

Of course you can't forget the 1989 clipfest "Sesame Street... 20 and Still Counting" that aired on NBC. Greg

Which Muppets were used for the Ed Sullivan appearance? Greg

I must be the exception then. I successfully completed a trade with him this week. Greg

Well, you don't need his address then. Those are the only four episodes he has, and apparently, you have them too. Greg

The kids in this scene are the stars of "The Cosby Show" (Keshia Knight-Pulliam, Lisa Bonet, Tempestt Bledsoe, and Malcolm Jamal Warner). Judging from the kids' ages, I'd say the scene was taped in 1986. Greg

The final segment of the 1979 episode was about The Muppet Movie. How cool is that! Greg

What are you talking about?? We were talking about how it lists I Love Lucy under Jim Frawley's credits. We know he directed The Muppet Movie. Greg

In the segment on emotions with Telly and the live kids, the live kids were actually Keshia Knight-Pulliam, Lisa Bonet, Malcom Jamal-Warner, and Tempestt Bledsoe---the stars of "The Cosby Show". Greg

The long credits were used on Fridays (up until they started only having 26 episodes a season). Here's what I know about what we saw during them: 1969-1970: ??? 1970-?????: Scanning down the apartment building ????-1978: Hands driving the car 1978-1992: Barkley and the Kids/Nighttime scenes...

I think they have him confused with Bill Frawley who played Fred Mertz. Jim's oldest directing credits are episodes of That Girl and The Monkees in the late 60s. Greg

Amazon has a page like that for nearly every series and movie that's not on DVD yet. They offer an opportunity to vote for that series or movie, and then Amazon sends the request to the video company that would release it. If they get enough requests, that series or movie will be released. Greg