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That.... sounds..... awesome......

I wonder why the Old School DVDs don't have english subtitles. Heck, I don't think any Sesame DVDs have subtitles. I'm not deaf, but I do sometimes turn the subtitles on, especially in scenes where I can't understand what is being said.

I think it was rumored that Hit! was planning a DVD release back in 2006, but I guess it was either just a rumor, or Hit! cancled it's plans (Hit! also cancled plans for additional volumes of Mother Goose Stories).

Does the daily calendar include any pictures of Lips, Digit, Seymour, or Fleet Scribbler?

I wasn't really planning on seeing this movie, but now I may have to. It's a shame that I recently got fired from my job as an usher. @*&#:grouchy:

I was thinking, maybe after all words on the street are covered, perhaps each episode can focus on an individual letter or number.

I have noticed that Ernie, Bert, Cookie Monster, and The Count haven't appeared in any podcasts yet. Hopefuly, they wil make an appearance soon. If I'm correct about the enxt one being about the word "frusterated", then maybe it will have the skit where Ernie has Bert pretend to be mad, or the...

Watching these premieres, it seems like starting with episode 536, the season premieres are more like regular episodes, while the earlier ones feel more special, introducing new characters and reintroducing new characters.

I wonder if every segment has an official title or not. The talk page for The University of Maryland (at Muppet Wiki) has scans from every page of the First Season Show Content, with listings of almost every first season insert, along with a listing of the episodes they appear in Many of the...

Here's the rundown for the newest episode, "Ticklish": What's the Word on the Street: Ticklish Kermit and Grover tickle each other for a short and long time (edited to only include them tickling, and none of the other "short and long" demonstrations... I short of wodnered if this would be...

I wonder how easy it is for the people at Sesame Workshop to know what specific sketches we are talking about, if ther eis no title available. Do we just describe the sketch, or state what we know (like the characters, plot, and years). For example, what if soembody wanted the Sesame Street News...

The whole thing is on you tube, broken into 6 or 7 parts. I don't know the link, though.

I wonder why certain segments would be replaced on Sprout's broadcasts.

If that is true, then somebody should try to get a copy of One Song (Song of One).

After watching Old School Volume 2, I just noticed that Biff has eyebrows. I'd never noticed this before. I guess his hair sort of covers them a bit. Has anybody else noticed his eyebrows?

I read at Muppet Wiki that this exhibet includes storyboards for The King of 8, including two alternate endings. Are there any storyboards for any other Hesnon animations from Sesame Street? What about the baker films (it'd be great if there were storyboards for the rare Song of One, or even...

I thought that there used to be a color picture in the characters "featured creature" bio at the old henson.com.

I have been wondering what residuals for puppeteers are like. I've read that everybody who ever worked on Sesame Street still gets residuals if their material is shown, so I guess all performers get residuals for Sesame Street. But a recent interview with Frank Oz confirmed that Frank Oz didn't...

I've noticed that when TV shows have episodes where the cast travels, and the episodes are shot on location, the episodes are usually either multi-part episodes or longer than usual (and split into multi-part episodes later on). Does anybody know if there are any specific reasons for this...

No, it wasn't. One episode began with Mr. Handford at work, with Gina introducing him and saying explainin gthat David had moved away.