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The green muppet who sang "Oh I'm Between", and was sandwiched between a fat blue monster, and a skinny green monster. The reason why I asked is because I wanted to make sure, he has kind of an Ernie with a soar throat voice.

May be, I believe the red bearded caveman might be Kevin Clash, because that caveman has that kind of Baby Natasha murmuring to it.

I forgot to ask, when you said the first episode, did you mean of the series, or the "Sesamplein" one?

Aw man, I missed it! Oh well, I'm a hard sleeper. But I did catch the Kermit balloon. They said at the parade that if the Kermit balloon was stretched out (still inflated) it would stop traffic on the Brooklyn bridge. Did anyone see Harvey Fierstein? He was the Easter bunny in Elmo Saves...

Wow, you've got the FIRST episode of Sesamstraat? Cool, do you think you could make a video file and post it on the internet?

I thought it was 21.

It always seemed like to me that every season starts one month later than the previous season. Are there going to be any more 5-part stories? How many epsiodes did the "Mt. Snuffleupagus" story take?

You still haven't found anything about Minik Kus? He must not be popular then. Haven't been to Sesameplanet in a while, but I'm on my way right now to see what's new! :excited:

Hey man, I'm a teen, and I still watch Sesame Street and muppets everyday! Sure other teens would tease me, make fun of me, and insist that I'm watching baby shows, but I know that behind everyone else's backs, they watch "baby shows" themselves. You guys are lucky, Caroll never came to my town...

Well...at least I got to see a couple of unpaved episodes when I did, all I saw was #1740, the water shortage, and the other one I forgot.

To the most famous street in this country, happy 34th Sesame Street! And a big thanks to the ones who made it possible, Joan Ganz Cooney, and Jim Henson!

Sesame Street Magazine is hardly discontinued. I have a subscription to it as we speak and still get issues every month. The thing is, if you want S.S. Magazines, you'll have to look for a special subscription card from "Parenting Magazine" because they own Sesame Street Magazine now. Try that...

:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: I thought the new milliennium was 2000. The AD years did start at 0 Ad didn't it.

I have a November 1998 issue of Sesame Street Magazine I recently purchased at my local Goodwill. The entire issue is about Sesame Street's 30th anniversary. Well, this is what's confusing me...if Sesame Street started in 1969, then wouldn't the 30th anniversary issue be November 1999?

I've always noticed, there's always at least two certain muppeteers who will have a lot of performances together, and no matter what the characters are! Here are some examples I've seen: * Jim Henson and Frank Oz (in the olden days) * David Rudman and Joey Mazzarino (they even have egos...

I didn't see much of it, and it had no sound (either that or it could've been my cable). Here's what I can make out of it so far... 1. Definetly 70's or early 80's 2. A Prairie Dawn play 3. Bert as a cupid 4. Telly as a clown (didn't even know he was around that long) 5. Bert yelling at...

You have it lucky, you live in a country where they still play "Wimzie's House" on a regular basis. Oh I miss that show so much!

They must hate e-mails even more because, I e-mailed the programming telling them how "we" felt, this was about 3 or 4 weeks ago, and they haven't replied, or even to the I sent to them months ago telling them my idea of a "perfect" Noggin Line-up. I noticed this morning about the Tiny Planets...

Me...I'm :p ! When I read the answer, I think I was cheated because... 1. I answered all of the questions correctly, 2. I added up my score! But I SERIOUSLY doubt that I'M popular and a crowd pleaser, all my life people wouldn't want to be in my crowd, and as for popularity, people chose...

Probably because everyone here seems to have such a big crush on Japan right now! As for me, I'd rather have a crush on Netherlands, at least they make some good cheese!