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Yes, I remember Sam Spud. The skits often ended with a revelation that a girl was watching it on TV and weirded out, and her mother saying not to worry because of "how educational the material was and good for children and that it could somehow assist children in school." I guess that's why...

Thank you, but my question still remains. Why didn't GBH want an official streaming release of the show?

Why do you not see the point of new Between the Lions material being made when the Theo and Cleo puppets have appeared in videos for the Ed Games Expos from 2021 and later?

Why wasn't GBH in favor of streaming the show?

I am talking about the fact that the box used for the act actually has two halves. The upper half is where the "victim" lies all scrunched up and the lower half is where another person lies hidden even before the box is brought onto the stage, and when the "victim" is placed in the box, the...

If Daniel (the father of Julia from Sesame Street) had Samuel (the brother of Julia from Sesame Street) saw Elena (the mother of Julia from Sesame Street) with Julia providing the feet, because Julia has autism and is sensitive to noises, if a chainsaw was used, Julia would have to wear the ear...

You mean the episode "Goodbye Little Caterpoozle" wasn't meant to be about the death of a pet?

The following Sesame Street books from Random House (now owned by Penguin Random House) need to be reissued: The Sesame Street ABC Storybook The Sesame Street 123 Storybook The Sesame Street Storybook Bert and Ernie in The Perils of Penelope The Sesame Street Bedtime Storybook Gordon of Sesame...

LittleJerry92, what makes you think that?

You mean the people who worked on that show thought it was better to give the episode a surprise ending that the pet is not dead after all than to be like other kiddie shows in which the animal really is dead?

I know that they did not have Quetzal efficiently explain what happened. They could have and should have had Quetzal say "Unlike other living creatures, caterpoozles eventually reach a point where they go inactive for a while, and when you see them active again, they are butterfairies." I know...

What was the episode really trying to do?

The Dragon Tales episode "Goodbye Little Caterpoozle" differed from older kiddie show episodes about the death of a pet in that the story goes that Cassie's Caterpoozle (which is supposed to be a caterpillar) had gone into the pupa stage and Cassie incorrectly thinks the caterpoozle is dead...

Who here remembers those Sesame Street tray puzzles from Western Publishing Company (the company who made Golden Books back in those days) that showed Sesame Street characters portraying a re-written version of a nursery rhyme?

The other similarity is the beak.

Have you noticed the resemblance they bear?

I just found out that Beautiful Day Monster existed. Has anybody here noticed that Beautiful Day Monster bears a striking resemblance to Sam the Eagle? Are they the same puppet?

I could never get into One Way-the only of the two I ever got into was Don't Walk. I think it's because there's a Don't Walk sign with a push button (updated to pictorial symbols) near what used to be the bakery where I learned of the term peanut flour. In fact, when in 2016 it was all over...

If an episode like the one I had a dream about had made it to broadcast how would the target age for Sesame Street have reacted upon seeing that as an episode?

Does that mean the world may never know what would have been approved for broadcast and what would have been scrapped in the 90s?