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There's a song airing in the next couple of weeks that, I'm pretty sure, has Frank doing Grover, so we know he doesn't exclusively do Grover/Johnson bits these days with him.

I decided to splurge and get the mp3; I don't think I'll regret it.

I found another review that claims some segments have been removed for music rights. Unless they were referring to the theme song, I can't think of any that are actually non-Sesame songs except the Cab Calloway bit from #1576 and the Beethoven number from #1446.

Some of us are trying to avoid that; the fun is in the surprise

That's great, thanks!

This sounds like a long shot, but does anyone have the SSL song "Telephone Talk"?

Aren't Ernie and Bert in the show with a number of their own?

I don't really see any project as the "worst"; there are some I consider boring and don't intend to watch as much, but that's mostly specials. Of the original three, MTM is my least favorite because it's not as funny as the previous two (GMC especially, which is my favorite, despite its flaws [I...

There was obviously more, the user stated before they couldn't record much, so they mostly got the intros. Snuffy's video was heartbreaking.

Considering it came straight from the horse's mouth (Dave), it's true.

Oh, so Fonzie's just in a promo then? That makes sense; a sketch with him was on the last set. As I said, another recent Sesame DVD had full episodes, but lacked the theme song, so I don't think it's music rights; I think it's just an odd move they're trying to do. It's a shame they'd do it on...

I don't think it's a music rights issue; the reviewer just made it sound that way.

That's a shame. The episodes on "Elmo's Magic Numbers" didn't have themes either, but you'd think they'd have them on this kind of release. I'm assuming the Fonzie bit was a Noggin edit; I don't see any other explanation for it being on the set. Also, if you ask me, I'd say that while SS...

Welp. Shows what I know! It could be one of their early 80's bits then, like the cookbook or telephone lecture.

Apparently, "In and Out" is from 1984 and done by Luis, remade in the 90's by Maria, so it counts.

He mentions that the clips run just under an hour; the clips I could identify from his review add up to around 20 minutes, so there's clearly a half-hour left or so. The image he has of the behind-the-scenes menu has a "More" button, which means there could be more than just hose four excerpts...

Hooray even!

If you can ignore the young man trying to be funny with his voice-over, this video has footage of some new stuff with Ernie and Bert: I don't know about you, but that's classic E&B material right there.

DVDTalk posted a review: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/58047/sesame-street-old-school-volume-3/ It doesn't mention Sonia's commentary, but I'm sure that's a fluke on his part. But it's a shame there doesn't seem to be as many bonus clips as previous releases. But whatever "Trash Outta...

No one can say that's not what Jim would've done; bluescreen was basically the main thing he did JHH for.