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Even though DVDs are the future and VHSs will soon be obsolete, I still go for videos myself because they're more affordable and you can get the whole major feature on one tape instead or 2 or 3 disk. But if I did get DVDs, I'd go for the new "Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends Complete Season 1"...

And now Muppet fans..........it's time for "The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland Trivia!" Did you know that TAOEIG was practically the ONLY Sesame performance Dave Goelz had a part in?

I think I know what you're talking about. I think it was first: Olivia singing in the shower, then Ernie singing in the bathtub, then Oscar singing in his mud bath, then Big Bird singing in his "bird bath", then they all do a harmonizing verse at the end.

I never could figure out what the editor for Sesame Street at TV Tome was doing with the episode list. I happen to be an editor at TV Tome too, but I don't edit the Sesame Street guide.

Well, let me think: I don't know what his fur's made out of today, but the first Orange Oscar, his fur was made out of a bath rug. At least that's what Caroll Spinney said in his book.

That's true, but then, that would probably would make it a litle shorter. Besides, I believe the video was meant for Big Bird not to find out. BTW, I forgot about the scene with Grover asking the kids about how Santa gets down the chimney, but the way I was referring to was that Grover wasn't in...

My favorite moments from Christmas Eve on Sesame Street were: 1. The ice-skating scene with Big Bird and the little girl to the song "Feliz Navidad" 2. The whole Mr. Hooper/ :p :( scene. 3. Big Bird waits on the roof for Santa Clause 4. Cookie Monster eating the pencil, the...

Maybe their lagging behind, here in Knoxville, new stuff usually comes out like...weeks after it's already been out. Try Wal-Mart, they usually have new stuff in their electronics right away. Maybe they have the box set.

I heard rumors that Jerry Nelson quit. Although, I'm not sure because I saw a very, I mean VERY recent picture of him from a Muppet Festival along with him, Steve Whitmire, Kevin Clash, Bill Barreta, and Brian Henson. In this particular picture...he was in a recliner, had on sunglasses, and the...

Here's mine, I'm doing the "Oz-Born Brothers". A get well card including Grover, Bert, and Cookie Monster.

Throughout the years 1970-1998, there's been one piece of the Sesame Street set I never could figure out...in the arbor, beside the building with the double-doors, there was that brickwall with the letters AB and DE under it. Does anyone know what actally was this was? :confused: :confused:

Don't get nervous, all we have to do is "Keep on the Sunny Side"! like that song from O Brother Where Art Thou. I'm sure if we just keep thinking good thoughts, Frank will eventually get better. He's probably recovering right this minute as we speak. And to make him recover even faster, we...

Does Frank himself have an e-mail address?

This picture was absolutely pitiful. :sympathy: Oh well, Grover and Kermit have well evolved since then.

Perhaps, you'll like my new avatar of the first Grover. When he was brownish-green, and this is before Sesame Street.

Not to my knowledge. BTW Buck, what's Sesame Park like?

Follow that Bird was great! The Adventures in Grouchland was good too! (Yes I like Elmo because at least he's a muppet). But what if there's going to be another Sesame movie? What do you think? BTW, does anyone have Spoilers for Sesame season 35?

I once saw Richard Hunt in Bellbottoms in a picture where he was introducing a vistor to the set to see Herry Monster. 1989 is when I was born, the year Sesame turned 20. The only time I SAW Sesame in the 70's in the video Christmas Eve on Sesame Street a friend gave me as a Christmas present.

Oh, I could I have forgoten that! By the 1980's, Oscar's trashcan area got alittle bit bigger, more crates and burlap. And too, his can started to get chipped. 1969, I saw in a picture it was red and blue and said "Speed up your Mail". Then, they made it solid blue. The lamppost doesn't seem...

Acactly, I mean, there's already Nick Jr., so why makje another channel with all of the NJ shows. They were originally just going to play the older ones like Franklin, Little Bear, Kipper, and etc. Now they play ones that are already seen everyday on Nick. Plus, they got rid of the 1993-1994...