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I know it’s been debated with who actually provides vocals for this song (Brian Muehl, Joe Raposo, and Jeff Moss in particular), but getting more familiar with their voices and vocal ranges, I’m now just convinced this was an outside singer providing the voice.

Worth mentioning the season that gave us the updated Orange Gold AM pattern is now fully guided.

Yeah, I’ll admit this definitely made me laugh but it is unfortunate if a little kid happens to stumble upon it (and these days, parents practically let their kids do whatever they want on the internet so it only adds to the frustration).

I’m pretty sure they’re already aware of the missing ending. But all episodes labeled as “lost” are ones where no physical master reel copy is known to exist of the full episode (including inserts).

Yeah, I can see someone clearly checks that page every single day. :shifty:

It’s under “used later” on the season 5 page. There’s a good chance it could show up on a future episode once it has full images, but there’s also a possibility maybe it wasn’t used at all.

I mean, you have a muppet wiki account, don’t you? You can keep track of that on “what links here.”

Sharing this one just because it’s a Don Music episode. https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_1729

Okay wow, I thought I had posted this comment in this thread…. Whoops. On the subject of the pre-Monotone hippies though, I am curious to know if the Grover exit segment was filmed before “The Word” because it seemed like earlier season 2 segments with those characters had the dashiki-wearing...

To be fair, the regular Mahana Mahna didn’t exactly have a consistent voice when you compare the puppet appearing with shorter hair to later appearances with longer. And I’m fairly certain “Surprise” was just meant to be a regular stand-alone song that just happened to have cutaways, no...

Yeeeeeahhh….. the guy knows nothing of life other than what he enjoys in his own little bubble.

Yeah I only comment on muppet related material now if something big is going on. Otherwise this place is just dead.

The guy just clearly lives in his own bubble in the end. He kept bugging me with requests when I told him I don’t take them and he also called @hooperfan a jerk for not uploading the original Rubber Duckie clip from season 1. Far as I’m concerned he’s just an overgrown man child throwing a...

It really just translates to this in the end:

Well, this guy basically proved how entitled the Sesame Street YouTube community is with Sesame Street clips. Bravo, sir.

I don’t see it being likely to be perfectly honest.

They wouldn’t go out of their way to put out disclosed information like that.

Season 30 was retiring so many 70s-80s segments altogether, Don was no exception. And his final appearance was well into early 1991 which could have easily given plenty of time for more Don appearances in that season.

He did in the reopening of Hooper’s Store but it was cut off I believe.