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Well, I have posted a 1980s music show now. Thanks for the requests!

Well, I forgot to put an ending, after the last song, and it's too late to edit that post, so here is a slightly revised version of the script. (The Sesame Street theme as it was heard during the 1980s plays over the title card, which fades to Ernie and Bert in the recording studio) Ernie...

(The Sesame Street theme as it was heard during the 1980s plays over the title card, which fades to Ernie and Bert in the recording studio) Ernie: Good evening, folks! I'm Ernie. Bert: And I'm Bert. Ernie: And this is the Sesame Street 1980s Music Show, where we play the best music of the...

Here is a special edition of my script, correcting spelling errors and correcting some of my previous mistakes. (The Sesame Street theme plays over the title card, which fades to Ernie and Bert in a recording studio. The music starts to fade out as they talk) Ernie: Isn't this great, Bert...

I just realised a stupid mistake that I made. I had Cookie Monster request a song about breakfast, and got C is for Cookie. I had meant to include Breakfast Time instead. And I mistakenly listed I Just Adore Four twice in a row. Oh crud!

The baby version of Ernie you ar ereferring to is probably Ernie's niece, Ernestine. She appeared in at least two sketches, one where Ernie talks about their similarities and differences, and another one where Ernie tried to get her to say his name. She also appeared in The Best of Ernie and...

I already knew about the first one you mentioned. I wasn't really talking about episodes that only had one street scene involving the whole alphabet, but the second description is what I was asking about. Do you remember what letters sponsored that episode (or was it sponsored by every letter...

At the begining of Sing, Hoot & Howl, there is a dog who says that he is a watch dog (because he sells watches). However, I can't tell who his performer is. Does anybody know who performed him? I looked at the credits and saw a number of performers whose voices I wouldn't recognize, such as...

This has been a good story.

It's possible that extra performers operated the right hand sin those examples that I gave, only the characters don't move their left hands at all. If only one performer is operating a character, then the performers should use the hands they normally do. I mentioned that in Bein' Green Kermit...

Hey, for those who liked this fan fiction, and want to see a 1980s music show, I plan on posting a 1980s show tomorrow morning. I have a good idea of what I want to include, but I would like some suggestions from you guys. First of all, I am having trouble thinking up animated and film songs...

I hope that I can get around to a 1980s (and a 1990s, and a 200s) music show soon.

Here is a listing of street scenes that I know were repeated in other episodes: *Wheels on my Feet *Big Bird holds Bob's hand while crossing the street *If I Was a Cloud in the Sky *1980s version of ABC-DEF-GHI *I Just Adore Four *Write it Down *Snuffy jumps on Big Bird's...

(The Sesame Street theme plays over the title card, which fades to Ernie and Bert in a recording studio. The music starts to fade out as they talk) Ernie: Isn't this great, Bert? Bert: Yeah! We get to host our very own... (Ernie and Bert notice the viewer watching) Ernie: Oh, hello...

Before the big format change of 2002, where there ever any episode sof Sesame Street that focused on the alphabet? I would imagine that it would be hard to pick just one, two, or three letters to sponsor an episode about the entire alphabet.

I have been wondering this lately. There are a lot of street sceens that have been repeated as inserts. Sometimes, I guess the scenes were part of a main plot and were later shown in other episodes (like I Just Adore Four and most of Stevie Wonder's sketches). There are also sketches that are...

I didn't know that Terry Angus started out as a puppet builder, but I thought I'd read that the reason that Terry Angus performs with his left hand is because he has celebral palsy.

When I was a kid I often wondered why Little Bird was such a major character in books but wasn't on the show. I even saw quite a few sketches where he appeared in the background or a cameo, but didn't realise that it was Little Bird until later (I didn't even realise that Little Bird was in We...

There is one sketch that I forgot to mention being on the Shalom Sesame video I reviewed (well, actually there are more that I forgot, but only one that I remember off-hand). It also includes the animated sketch where a voice-over asks what would happen if a frog had a flies body, and a fly had...

I have seen some sketches where Muppet characters seem to use their right hand as opposed to their left hand, even though their performers are right-handed. For example, in the original version of Being Green, Kermit moved his right hand quite a bit, but his left hand didn't move at all. The...