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If you really want to see old episods, why not just go undercover as a spy at the workshop and get them yourslf? :rolleyes:

I like the idea, but if you're sending this to Disney, then I wouldn't even bother. I mean, since when do THEY listen to fans?

By the way, after watching the 70's promos, I gotta say, it is disappointing that they weren't included on the first two Old School boxsets.... But there's always plenty of material I could say should have been included, but that's another problem for another day.

Props to @Oscarfan for this one: I'm thrilled to see the full version on YouTube. I remember I used to have this one on tape (or, I think I did, anyway) from Noggin's 123 Sesame Street before it got taped over. And boy, this song tripped me out when I was young. Stop motion didn't always agree...

I'll probably just wait till the clips are individually uploaded on YouTube..... Because it'a only a matter of time. It is nice to be getting more "new" classic clips and ones we've seen before with pre-roll and post-roll.

Oh yeah, I recall that. I think all they really did was just block the videos, not take them down.

WMG and YouTube in late 08-09/whatever to me was like the equivalent to that hourrendous Viacom takedown in February 2007 where we lost many Sesame Street clips that pretty much all re-surfaced (and sadly, a few 2006 YouTubers whom I somehow still remember.... Though I think they probably would...

I must say, I think you had too much fun making that... But that was funny! I give you props for pretty much trashing WMG in that vid (Warner sucks now anyway, at least with alot of their movies). Both videos kind of remind me of Kablam's "Action Leauge NOW!" Meanwhile I'm thinking of checking...

Yup, guilty as charged. :p

Yup, I was just watching that after I brought it up. I love Mr. Hooper's saltiness. :D

That's a really cool replica! Reminds me of when I once found this silly video on YouTube of a ghetto Sesame Street parody with toys and model sets and at one point "Fight the power" was playing.

Um.... Hardly???? What about the numerous Easter eggs in each episode????

Absolutely! The place was so magical and honestly my 7 year old self would have LOVED to go there! (Random note, but looking back, I remember having a small crush on Wheezie and would have done anything to get her and Zak to physically split up.... Which I know they did in one episode. :p)

Honestly I really think the last series probably would have done better on Fox or if it were on Netflix.

For me, Mr. Hooper's death, and "It's Time for Saying Goodbye." I seriously wanted to bawl my eyes out the first time I watched The Muppets Take Manhatten as a kid. I rarely watched that movie because of that song..... Probably also because I had really bad abandonment issues. I also felt...

Same, I just find this one to be the funniest. Kermit the stoned frog. :D

Hopefully we'll get another dvd set with various more clips previously unreleased..... Or not. A guy can dream. (Though I was a bit annoyed how many clips were edited with photographs at the beginning on the 40th anniversary dvd).

Yeah, I won't lie. The D one felt kind of rushed. But on a random note, the voice sounds like Joe Raposo. Anyone agree?

Now, don't be quick to judge. We got a nice celebration during the 40th anniversary. We'll see what happens on the 50th....

In the words of the Mystery Science Theater 3000 intro: "Just repeat to yourself, it's just a show, I should really just relax." (Or cartoon in this case).