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Well, it's been almost a year since this thread was started, and it has improved greatly. Since starting, there have been reviews for 47 different videos with sketches, plus two reviews that are just links to reviews to other threads, and at least 6 reviews of videos that don't feature segments...

Maybe this episode will be on the upcomming Old School DVD set. I said Maybe, so don't get your hopes up. As far as I know it wasn't shown on Noggin.

I have been wondering lately. Have any of the non-United States versions of Sesame Street ever had their own anniversary specials or movies? Have any of them had any books similar to Sesame Street Unpaved? Have there ever been any big DVD sets (similar to the upcomming Old School set) for any of...

Placedo Flammingo could have been there.

Not counting The Muppet Christmas Carol or Muppet Treasure Island, my favorites are The Lion King, A Goofy Movie, Homeward Bound, Man of the House, and Toy Story.

The pilot is listed as a special feature. It would be odd to release the first episode as a bonus feature, as opposed to being part of the main program. Also, it said that the pilot has never been available anywhere before. I'm not sure if that applies to TV or just home releases. If Sesame...

As far as I know, Jerry Nelson has never performed Buster. Kevin Clash originally performed him for a brief time, and then Martin Robinson took over, and has performed Buster since.

There was a song called Put it in the Trash Can, which Bruno sang, and although he was holding a trash can, Oscar didn't appear in the song. In Follow That Bird, when the cast is getting ready to leave Sesame Street to find Big Bird, Bruno can be seen in the crowd, and he isn't carrying a...

There was a line in the song "But I Like You" where Ernie says that he likes Rubber Ducks, and near the end of the song, Bert mentions that he's not too crazy about Ernie's Rubber Duckie. There is also the song "Put Down the Duckie".

There are a few other alternatives as well. It could be five random episodes that were on Noggin, or five random episodes, including some that were on Noggin and some that weren't, or maybe a few season premiers, a few episodes that were on Noggin, and a few that weren't on Noggin.

It was probably in other episodes as well. It was in the video The Alphabet Game.

Well, I e-mailed Sesame Workshop regarding the original pilot listed as a feature. It sure was hard to find a contact section at the official Sesame Workshop website. I hope that I get a response soon. I asked if the "original pilot" is one of the test pilots or the promotional piece with Rowlf...

Oh, yeah, Bruno was a good character. It seems like even in the 1980s, when he was used the most, he wasn't used much. I've only seen him in a few Sesame Street books (such as Ernies Neighborhood). With all the big crowd scenes and wide shots of the street in Follow That Bird, it's a shame that...

I saw that the article mentioned 45 bonus skecthes. At first, I mistakenly thought that it said 45 bonus features. Lets see. We know that it will have appearances by James Earl Jones (the article pretty much confirmed that the sketch where he counted to 10 will be included), Johnny Cash (the...

Well, many of the early specials where he had it (The Frog Prince, The Muppet Musicians of Bremen, and The Muppet Valentine Show) have been shown on TV since their original broadcast, and the first two of those three have been released on video in the past. There are also a lot of Sesame Street...

Well, I know that Hit! released the Dog City special on DVD in the United Kingdom, which menas that Disney allowed Rowlf to be included in that release, unless Hit! just didn't bother to get permission for that release and chose to risk including Rowlf. Also, Rowlf isn't as popular as Kermit is.

Then I wonder what the pilot would be (oh, yeah, test pilots...). I've noticed the features listing referring to "celebrity appearances that parents will remember", "Songs that parents will rememebr", and "Animations that parents will remember". If there is a volume two, I wonder if these...

Your mention of it being a long time since you last saw Ernie's song from the video has prompted me to point out that it was recently included in episodes from the 35th and 36th seasons.

I doubt that Kermit Love performed him in Follow That Bird. Kermit Love wasn't credited as a performer of the "Board of Birds".

I don't know whether the original pilot is the first of the test pilots, the promotional piece with Rowlf and Kermit (I don't know if that can be edited and still make sense), or soemthing else. I have a feeling that it is the promotional piece with Rowlf and Kermit, and if they can be included...