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I just thought I'd comment on this one since I saw it on "Plaza Sesamo" this morning. I remembered that from when I was little. It was interesting to see that again, since they don't use Brian's Telly on "Sesame Street" anymore. I've noticed a difference in his look. He was a bit thinner...

I'm not sure what you mean by "older actors." Bob and Susan are the only ones still there from episode 1. Maria and Luis have been on for quite a while. Other than that, I don't think any "older actors" are still around.

I thought I'd comment here. I caught a bit on "Plaza Sesamo" this morning where the Count was the elevator operator and Kermit wanted to go to the seventh floor, but the Count insisted on counting the floors. I remember that from when I was younger and I thought it was interesting to see it in...

Okay. Let's see. Full House: Danny Joey Jesse Becky Nicky Alex D.J. Kimmy Steve Stephanie Michelle Comet

Yeah. I see what you mean. The only times I remember seeing Oscar walking with the can were in "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" and in story books. For the most part, I've mainly seen Oscar walk around on his own.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. I'm sure he can grow hair. I must have phrased that wrong. Sorry about that. You're probably right that he shaves his head, considering he was much younger when he first came on the show.

I see what your saying. Sonia does look quite different now than she did when I watched the show as a kid. Still I think she looks good. Bob doesn't look too bad, he's just getting kind of gray. In response to what you said about Roscoe Orman. I think his baldness has to do with why he...

In a way, it's sort of funny that he was on both shows at the same time. That's hard to imagine..... "Hello foxy lady, wanna take your clothes off so we can get it on..... Hi, kids. Welcome to 'Sesame Street.'" Seriously though, you gotta admire the guy. He just turned 61 and he's...

When was this? I imagine that it was later than 1978 since Oscar had other means of transportation on "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street." So what year was it that Bruno came about? Just wondering.

Yeah. You're probably right. That's just something that somebody mentioned on another thread. I just thought I'd comment on that here while we were on the subject of the three Gordons.

Well, that might be why he left. Though it must have been a shock for most viewers when that happened because judging by some merchandise I've seen from around that time, Matt was pretty popular as Gordon. I was just reading at the other thread that the reason Roscoe auditioned for Gordon on...

Let me try one. Fozzie should obviously be Fonzie. For the rest of the cast: Richie: Kermit Ralph: Scooter Potsie: Gonzo Howard Cunningham: Waldorf Marion Cunningham: Statler (Hey, it's the 21st century!) Joanie: Annie Sue Chachi: Rizzo Lori Beth: Miss Piggy Roger: (This...

Snuffy would probably be a kid too since he's around Big Bird's age. Actually, I think I read somewhere that he was four.

Here's my thoughts on this. I don't think the three original Muppet movies would need to be redone. They were fine the way they are. The closest we had to a remake of "The Muppet Movie" was "Kermit's Swamp Years" and that didn't work out too well. They should probably just leave the old...

Well, she did appear recently in the "Healthy Foods Game" episode and in "The Street We Live On" special. Hopefully she'll get more airtime this season.

Good point. I've never really thought about that.

I believe you're referring to "A Special Sesame Street Christmas" which came out in 1978. I haven't seen it, but I've read descriptions of that one on the Internet. I'm guessing it was never that popular in comparison to "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street."

Sorry. I haven't noticed your post before, but I thought I'd comment here. I haven't really noticed much of a difference in the early Bert and Ernie either considering pictures I've seen and stuff like that. I think it's just something you don't realize unless you think about it. I do notice...

That's true and I guess that's why you don't see Susan around quite as much as before. I guess the actress is pursuing other projects but still shows up on "Sesame Street" when she can. Unlike Bob, who's still on the show as much as possible. It's great that both of them are still around.

Yeah. I see what you mean. I also find it interesting that Susan is the only one in Gordon's family who has always been played by the same person. I've been thinking about that so I thought I'd mention it here.