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This is one of the shows that I got from Gbrobeck, and he got it from TonyCool from the Square One forum. This is from Season 22, and it really brought back fond memories for me. It had lots of clips that were never on Noggin. Here are some of the clips it had: Animation that I have never...

Well, I got it from Frodis. By the way, "Farley Buys a Hat" is not exactly the same as it was in #355. In #355, there was a line, "Did I give you this hat? Oh, what did I do that for?" And also, at the end, the salesman says, "You don't want this hat, do you? Of course not. I want this hat."

Okay, it's a parody of McDonald's. But the food comes by really fast, so you have to grab it. Fat Blue misses them all, and at the end, he asks for the slow waiter, who is a turtle. So he decides to go to Charlie's for lunch, Grover's other waiter job.

How do you know there'll even me a 3rd season? They really don't like SS anymore over at Noggin.

It all has to do with budget. That is, from PBS and Sesame Workshop. See, over the years, they have taken a lot of money away from the show to produce new series like Dragon Tales and Sagwa. There are all kinds of arguments with this. They're not even making anymore new episodes of Dragon Tales...

Well, it's Grover's birthday, so they sing Happy Birthday, and he has to blow the candles out, but it takes 40 blows to get them all out, and it has subtitles.

Yes, it's with Grover and Fat Blue.

In Waiting For Elmo, Telly and Grover are standing by a tree, waiting for Elmo. At the end, the talking tree gets really tired of just standing around, waiting. So he goes off and does Oklahoma, because he can understand it.

I actually do have "Mad" on one of my old tapes. If you tell me your address, I can send it.

That's kind of similar to how it originally went.

Well, they do still use all the main characters, but I miss seeing all the minor ones such as Guy Smiley, Sherlock Hemlock, Herbert Birdsfoot, The Amazing Mumford, Forgetful Jones, and all of those. But they thought there were too many, and nobody could remember them all.

How could a tie help him see out of the costume? When he went to Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Camp Echo Rock, he didn't have a tie.

Because I regularly speak with people from Sesame Workshop.

Of course, they're taping new Elmo's World and Journey to Ernie segments, and they may use some old clips, but not very many. And it is very unlikely that we will see Kermit, they don't have a lot of access to Kermit, or even segments with him anymore.

Hmm, I wonder what he'll be doing.

They can't show older episodes, because kids would get confused.

Ah, so she actually didn't let you watch Sesame Street anymore?

Didn't you say earlier that you have a way to copy these onto DVD? If so, I would really like that.

He debuted in 1979.

Wow, it's great that people who worked for the show are joining the forum. Some of those listed above are my favorite songs, like the ones by Christopher Cerf and Paul Jacobs. Now, that counting series you're talking about, would that be "Mask Any #"? Like I remember the '1' had green hair, and...