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I hope they archive them, there's a certain muppet I'd like to turn into a character when I apply for a puppeteering job for Sesame Street.

Do they ever get rid of a muppet if it isn't used frequently, or is forgotten?

In the Kermit's Swamp Years DVD, showing "Joe the Armadillo's" behind the scenes footage, the part where he was in the trailer and a muppeteer walked out of the bathroom to continue with his script, was that Bill Barretta?

Did you ever used to mispronounce a character's name because you couldn't talk well? I used to. For example... Elmo, I would say "Momo" Big Bird, I would say "Bee Bird" Oscar the Grouch, I would say "Oscar de Gouch" What about you?

When our little blue, blonde mop-headed Lulu became the little purple monster with the Ella Fitzgerald hairdo, I had to explain to mother who Lulu was. Anyone know why her entire appearance changed?

The one skit that made me laugh as a kid was the "heeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeee fishy fishy fishy fishy!"

I remember that one. I thought it was sweet, and it's true too. Just because you kept something from since you were a baby, it doesn't mean you're still a baby, it means you love that something and you don't want to let go of it. Aristocats is truely a classic, I love the part where Edgar jumps...

This will be good for me because I never did catch the whole thing, just from the interview with Kevin Clash where he says "I didn't know Elmo was black" to the end.

Unfortunately, it isn't, I already have the episode names listed, I need synopises for them too. But thanks for helping, that let's me know some people care. :cry:

As some of you may know, I am an editor at TV Tome, but what you may not know is that I'm the editor for "The Secret Life of Toys" guide. But I remember so little of the show, and I could use help, could someone give me a complete episode guide of the show? Much appreciated! :)

If I had a scanner it would be possible, but since I don't, it's impossible. Sorry, but I will tell where I got the pictures, they're from the book "Learn at Home the Sesame Street Way". Unfortunetaly, the book's out of print, and my local library got rid of it, so try eBay, that's where I found...

Picture #1: Susan and some kids building a snowman next to Oscar's can, where he's not happy about it. Picture #2: Big Bird on the phone, with trashbags on his feet, with his nest area covered with snow. Picture #3: Grover, Cookie Monster, Ernie, and Bert decorating a Christmas tree, with...

Yeah, my station does that with the pledges too. When season 31 was on air, my station played the WASA saga during the pledge week.

Sounds like might be living in my same county. :) Have you noticed how WETP has been playing this seasons episodes out of order?

OH LORD NO NO NO NO NO NO and might I add a couple of more times, NO NO! Can't we have conversations without someone mentioning stupid Spongebob?!

I guess I could say I'm lucky, SS comes on in the afternoons for me. Afterwards, there's Arthur at 4:30, Clifford/Clifford's Puppy Days at 5:00, Zoboomafoo at 5:30, and (sometimes) ZOOM at 6:00. Before SS, there's Mister Roger's at 3:00 I noticed some of you say S.S. comes on Saturday on your...

I thought I'd start this to see what different times Sesame Street came on around the country. I'll start, here's how we'll do it... Time Zone Eastern Station Name WETP TV (East Tennessee Public TV)2/WKOP TV 15 (their the same, only 2 on cable, 15 on non-cable TV) Times...

Any chance they're going to show maybe "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" or "Elmo Saves Christmas"? :rolleyes:

I remember reading about this at Paul's Sesameplanet site. You should check it out if you haven't, it's great!

Been there, done that. Only, for me, it was the last month of school, and I was in the 5th grade which was about 3 or 4 years ago, we had the TV in the cafeteria, only instead of Sesame Street, we got stuck with Charolete's Web.