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Ok this is interesting, the official Sesame Street Fan YouTube channel uploaded Monsterpiece Theater: ABCD Blue... But notice the clip at the very beginning. This must have been taken from episode 3590, because it did have that insert right before it. But this actually reminds me, way way back...

I don’t get to say this very often, but I really did enjoy this episode. I’m glad they did an episode that focused on Bert and Ernie, and it was even more special that Telly was in it. I’m glad they’re starting to bring him back.

If you contact them, I can tell you exactly what they'll say. None of the episodes you're looking for are supposed to be available online. They're only available for viewing onsite at GBH and the Library of Congress, with the exception of 5 episodes. But any episodes that came from there that...

Ofc I have other interests! Why wouldn’t I?

Good, rub it in. So they don't plan to release any classic episodes.

I’m a bit curious on what you mean by “90 hours of previous episodes.” Does that mean 90 episodes?

I think they used it for those 2 episodes because in both of them, Barkley was in the final scene so it wouldn't make sense to show the standard Barkley credit sequence.

Ugh! I have to say when I got the email that someone replied to this thread, I didn't realize how old it was and I thought that maybe someone was bringing back Sprout, and that was going to be the new home for Sesame Street.

2 times only, footage of this film was used as a closing credit sequence, in episodes 2095 and 2295.

No more Foodie truck is fine with me. I never really liked Gonger anyway.

It was very nice to see Telly and Gordon. Though I do want to point out that Telly being afraid of worms is kind of something new. All those years he knew Slimey he wasn’t afraid of him. I’m a bit surprised Slimey wasn’t mentioned in the episode.

Take a look at this! When I first saw this, I thought "probably just a compilation of well-known songs from Season 1." Well, there are some that are well known, but there are some rare ones too, including a song with Rufus the dog. It would have been nicer if they included the original season...

I've noticed we're coming close to what has been the season premiere date for the past several years. However, I haven't heard anything about Season 55, or seen any promos for it. Though I do remember last year reading that the major changes weren't going to happen until season 56. But I read...

Yes it was Oscar’s feet.

How about Me and My Llama? Elbows and Knees? any of the rock songs, and I remember when I was little I always loved all letter and number sketches, especially Abstract counting, Growing Numbers, Rubberstamps, and Animal Countdown (that's what it's called). I would tape every episode and just...

And here's a compilation of most Waiter Grover sketches at Charlie's Restaurant (and some other restaurants): The only ones not included are: Bacon and Eggs (I can sort of understand why not that one, they probably don't wanna promote bacon, since bacon is said to be very unhealthy.) Grover...

I was gonna say the same thing. I think they probably didn't include Anyone's Nose because of copyright issues. That was actually a real song that used different lyrics, "Anything Goes" from the musical of the same name. The only reason I can think of for not including Ali Baba is because it had...

I don't know how many of you notice, but there is a new channel on Roku called PBS Retro. As you may have guessed, it has some old shows on PBS. As for right now, Sesame Street is not one of them, nor is any Sesame Workshop programming. It has Mister Rogers, Reading Rainbow, Zoboomafoo, Kratt's...

As we all know, Sesame Street is one of the most successful children's programs ever on TV. So nothing bad should come out of it. However, for me, a few bad things did come out of it. Remember the iconic "Cowboy X" animation where he marked X's on everything in town? I actually did the same...

I can actually think of several: Episode 3591 Papa Bear: I think we're going to need a second opinion. Grover and Mr. Johnson: Hot Dog Stand Grover: I do not think he is cut out for the hot dog business. Sometimes I would even say after that, "I don't think so either!" Elmo Saves Christmas An...