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Hmm, there was a sketch from 1970 (or maybe 1971) with Grover and Herbert Birdsfoot counting to 20, and in that one, Herb would recite each number, and Grover would repeat after him. I bet the ABCs one was the same way.

I always liked Gina when I was little, because I thought she was very pretty. She sort of reminds me of Britney Spears, come to think of it.

1. The alligator uses his jaws to break through the bars of the jail cell, and he crawls down the snake as the snake lays his body out the window. Then the kangaroo simply hops out, and there's an ice cream truck. 2. Probably about 1974 or so. 3. In a jail cell. 4. It's very good. 5...

I think the word SesameMike is forgetting is Vigilante.

Eh, that's the problem with only 26 shows. Believe me, everyone at Sesame Workshop would like a lot more than that, and I know that we all would, too! I mean, I DO think it was DUMB to only air 10 shows, and then just go straight to repeats! I think they should have finished the season FIRST...

Just letting everyone know, the new season resumes September 5th. :)

Wow, I wish I could see that one. About when is it from? Do you remember what season?

I believe this one was on #536.

He didn't give the core to Julius, he threw it into a waste basket.

Season 37 will still have only 26 shows, I'm afraid. :smirk:

1. He interviews a bunny rabbit who claims that he is Santa Claus, and he says that he delivers all this halloween stuff. Then the "Easter Which" comes along with a basket of eggs. Then the real Santa Claus comes along, and Kermit explains how Santa says "Ho ho ho", and they hear him say that...

It was recorded in 1975, written by Walt Kraemer, and sung by The Pointer Sisters.

I know the second one you mentioned. "Milk - From Cows to Market to House." I LOVED that late-night piano music that went with it, and the woman who kept singing "MILK" over and over. I still wonder where that was filmed. It looked like upstate New York.

You're thinking of 2 completely different songs. There was a song called "Starfish" that was sung by a little girl, and the song "(I Believe In) Little Things" was actually sung by Joe Raposo.

Wow! I NEVER would have thought they did it differently on the show than they did on the album! And by the way, it was originally on the album Bert's Blockbusters.

Believe it or not, it's still pledge season at WGBH. But on another PBS station here, they aired the Season 34 show where Super Grover got his new cape.

How were you supposed to get it?

It is in episode #3144.

It came out in 1983.

I can think of another: "Elmo in Numberland" from 1990 (Season 21). It was where he wrote a book himself about doing things with all the numbers from 1-10. He read the story to Maria. The ENTIRE episode was redone 10 years later in Season 31. It was interesting that they would do something...