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Okay, then I guess it wasn't. How many recordings of that song do you think there were anyway?

Thumbelina was a purple AM with blonde, curly hair, and a white hat, like Mary (as in Mary Had a Little Lamb), Little Bo Peep, and most of those nursery rhyme characters. And she was performed by Camille Kampouris.

It means that they would add music and/or sound effects. They did that with a lot of old animations in the mid 90s. It was because people thought the show sounded a little dead. That is, they thought there were too many spots that had no music.

Actually, the version on 1446 was partly a remake. If you listen closely, what they did was they used the original audio recording, and Big Bird lip sank to it. They used to do that a lot when they would re-do songs.

If you look closely, there was actually something wrong with the clock. The hands were NOT motorized. They were supposed to be, but if I remember correctly, I think they kept having trouble with it. You can tell because they're not always running at the same speed. Whoever was working them...

Why can't children of today learn to like those old shows???

I don't remember her having a name.

She also performed the voice of the animated character Suzie Kabloozie.

Kermit's African Alphabet Song - 2485 Bein' Green (Lena Horne) - 871, 1364, 2293 Frogs In The Glen - 2122 Five People In My Family - 8 Everyone Makes Mistakes - 131 Big Bird's ABC-DEF-GHI Song - 1446 Pinball Number Count #2 - 1056, 1186, 1316, 1396, 1706 Pinball Number Count #3 - 1092...

I've never watched it that closely. But I probably will around Christmastime.

I have heard about 2 Bert & Ernie sketches that were about blackouts. In one of them, it was nighttime, and they were in bed. Then Ernie realizes that it's dark on Sesame Street. Bert replies, "Of course it's dark, Ernie, it's the middle of the night!" But then Ernie claims that there aren't...

This animation series was actually called "Consonant Sound." They were done in approximately 1976, and a lot of them were sweetened around 1995.

I believe that tiny monster was named Billy. I think he was supposed to be a 70s version of Elmo, but he failed.

How good is the picture quality? I would love to have a copy.

"C Is For Cookie" was featured in 1095 and 2486. "I Don't Want To Live On The Moon" was never on Unpaved.

Exactly, and that's what they're doing now. And I meant to say, before they changed to the new format, even the Sesame Street episodes they were airing as part of Sesame Too were quite old. They were from the 1993-94 season. And I think kids didn't actually like them, because the show was a...

Noggin is NOT going to play the Unpaved episodes again, unfortunately. It's gone, history. Wait about 10 years, nobody will even know that they ever had such a thing. It was a filler, and nothing more. They only had all those old shows in the beginning because they needed to fill space. They...

There was a Kermit News flash about a $6.00 man. He was interviewing a scientist who invented him, and he made him out of a whole bunch of cheap items. Then, when he turned the man on, all the $6.00 man could do was destroy the entire laboratory.

They were actually called Noodles & Nedd.

I think I can explain it better. See, "Sesame Street Unpaved" was this rerun series that used to be on the digital cable channel called "Noggin." I'm not surprised you've never heard of it, a lot of people haven't. But it wasn't every episode from 1969 through 1989, it was only 65 episodes...