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Thanks for the info. I have seen pictures of both Matt and Hal and you're right. Their looks are pretty similar so I guess that wouldn't require an explanation. But when comparing Matt with Roscoe, you can see a difference. I guess we can say the change was something that gradually took...

Actually, someone mentioned in a previous post that they'd air new eps on Mondays during the summer. But other than the "What Happens Next" episode, I haven't seen anything new.

I agree. I was taken in for a second, but the more I thought about it, the less believable it sounds. Was there ever really an explanation of how he changed though? Or did they just put the other guys on without anybody making a mention of that. Also I realize that Gordon's not the only...

Well, I do remember Grungetta calling him "Worry-furry." Maybe that's what you were thinking about.

Are you serious? That seems a little extreme for something that would happen on "Sesame Street." I believe you. I just find that strange. I thought they just happened to bring on the new Gordon's without anybody on the show noticing that he changed. I guess it would explain why Hal Miller's...

I really don't understand what PCs would have to do with this. I don't think computers would affect Oscar's nicknames for people in any way. Just a few things I want to make note of here: Someone said that Oscar always called Gordon "Curly." What about the other two Gordons that weren't...

I really don't think it's possible that they're kids because they share an apartment together and I've seen them drive a car. They are probably adults but that doesn't really explain the "grade school" statement. I'm guessing that was just a mistake by the writers. I've also seen books that...

But that wasn't Miss Piggy herself who said that line. That was actually her playing Benjamina Gunn. I just thought I'd bring that up.

Yeah, I was sort of thinking about that wondering what would happen if he was still playing Gordon that year.

Just a few comments here. First of all, I didn't mean to trash Hal or anything like that. I was just thinking of the possibilities why not much is known about him. Secondly, I sort of agree with the comment about Gordon being the "host." In a way I guess he still is considering he does the...

I'd like to add a few to the list. There was Avery Schrebiner. Actually, she just used him to make Kermit jealous, but still... And she definitely showed some interest in Mac Davis and in Roger Moore.

Another thing that should be mentioned is Snuffy's cave. I remember an ep where Big Bird was drawing a map of "Sesame Street" and he discovered it took 2000 Big Bird steps (5000 Snuffy steps) to get there. So how far would that be from "Sesame Street." Something to think about.

Hmmm. I've noticed Matt seemed to be pretty popular as Gordon considering the Sesame merchandise I've seen around that time. I don't think his acting ability would have had anything to do it. Then again, I wasn't born around that time, so how would I know. I do see his name in the credits as...

That's interesting. I remember Mr. MacIntosh has a brief appearance in "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street." He didn't say anything. He was just shown during the "True Blue Miracle" song. He was also in the book "Big Bird Bring's Spring to Sesame Street." I don't remember much about Willy though.

Okay. I get it now.

Yeah, it makes you wonder if John John (or is it Jon Jon) is still in the air force now. After all that special is 15 years old. He might have changed careers since then. Same with Fanny and Shala, it was established that they were in college at the time. What are they up to these days...

Hmmm. I don't know who that kid was, but I'm sure it wasn't Jon Jon. I'm guessing his real name was Billy, since a lot of them go by their real name.

ooc: Okay, I'll take a look.

Well, we have seen a grown Jon Jon, Fanny and Shala in the 20th anniversary schedule. I really don't know much about the other kids. I'd like to know whatever happened to Patty from "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street." (Debbie Chen, I believe)

Hmmm. I liked the musical celebration. I also enjoyed '20 and Still Counting.' Elmopalooza wasn't bad either.