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Deal or No Deal airs regularly Monday nights at 8pm Eastern and Pacific on NBC in the US and Global Television in Canada.

Actually, BEAR, you're just slightly inaccurate. If you are referring to the CEOSS DVD when you say nothing has been cut, which it appears you are, you are wrong. They removed the CTW logo with Christmas music that normally appears at the start of that program from the DVD version of CEOSS, but...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKYDaGvUpBs&NR The news Flash on the first day of school in history is now on YouTube. Best part of the skecth: The teacher knocking the rock letter N on to Kermit's foot and he yells "Ow!" over and over with the teacher saying that ow is not an N word. Classic!

(Harvey come sin giggling. About the same time, Fat Blue shows up) Harvey: Hey, do you have a B in your bonnet? (Laughs widly) Fat Blue: What? Harvey: I say, do you have a B in your bonnet? (Laughs wildly) Fat Blue: No. (Harvey promptly slaps a letter B on to Fat Blue's bonnet) Harvey: Now...

For me, it's the one where The Count sleeps over at Ernie and Bert's.

Anything Muppet, you're in luck. The Sinister Sam "y" sketch is now on youtube. Here's the link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7Pdf33H4iw&mode=user&search=

Snowth, I have a question for you. In 4133, who is voicing Bert in the E & B sketch? I know Whitmire does Ernie, But was it Frank Oz or Eric Jacobsen performing Bert? I ask because I saw that sketch, and it looked to me like Frank was doing Bert, but I'm not quite sure. If you can answer this...

There is an MP3 avaliable for the full length dancing building closing theme on themes.wavethemes.net. Note that the funding music in it is not the familiar bells and horns music, which means the ending is most likely from an episode that aired between 1993 and 1995.

I'll miss you D'Snowth. By the way, I'd be happy to review the upcoming new episodes of SS for you.

How do I get a username and password for that site? I desperately want to see the birth episode. It's number is 2615, I believe.

Well, the PBS logo on the DVD is the the logo used from the early seventies up to around the mid eighties. You know, the tri coloured P-Heads logo with the words Public Broadcasting Service appearing underneath the logo, which is one I like.

I picked up my copy this afternoon. I haven't seen any of the five shows in their entirety yet, but I was happy to see an old school PBS logo at the end of the episodes. I will review once I have seen all five shows from this set.

The only episode I want is the one where Oscar's brother visits, number 2895. Please contact me via email (markliotta@rogers.com)

There was a promo for it on my PBS station this evening.

What kind of plays could Sesame Street's Monsterpiece Theater have done if it were still a regular sketch. Let's find out with 'Death Of A Salesman'. (cue 1991-1995 MT opening) Cookie: Hello, and welcome once again to Monsterpiece Theater. Tonight, we proud to present one of the greatest plays...

I'll take the entire 1993 episode sponsored by A,V, and 18. markliotta@rogers.com P.S. Would it also be possible to include the funding credits and PBS closing identification as well? Thanks.

Actually, I registered three years ago and haven't posted since then.

I know the new season started back on the fourteenth of this month, but for some reason, my PBS station (Buffalo) started showing the Season 37 episodes the day after that, therefore running a day behind. I don't know why.

Here is another question for you Sesame Street fans. Which episode is the one where Elmo, and I mean the current Elmo played by Kevin Clash, debut?

Does anybody know which Sesame Street episode is the one where Telly broke his arm going down the slide in the playground? If anyone knows, I would greatly like to know.