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Having actively watched the show in the early 1980s, I can confirm there were no Letters Make Words segments other than the letter B version. It makes me wonder if the producers of that segment had initially planned to produce additional Letters Make Words segments for other letters, but was...

I thought "Don't Walk" was referring to the song performed by three female cast members (Olivia, Susan and Maria) in the 1980s?

I remember, as a toddler, carving 7s in walls in my house. My parents were likely angered about it, and I may have likely gotten spanked. But I don't know if the "Cowboy X" cartoon may have influenced it. But regardless, the walls were plastered over. It makes me wonder if the behavior may...

I never saw the episode myself when the CBC aired select episodes from Season 9 of the series back in 1979 - in fact, I took a hiatus from watching the show late in 1978 or January 1979 possibly due to fear of certain segments. I did return to watching the show regularly in November 1979, which...

Regarding a certain segment, I noticed that there was a sketch with Ernie and Cookie Monster which had Jerry Nelson narration asking, at the start, which is Ernie and which is Cookie Monster? Towards the end, Cookie Monster mentions game show host Allen Ludden. My question is, did this sketch...

I think that is the only Rachel segment that is not on YouTube. And it makes sense, since that segment was shown such a small number of times. I do know the "rain dance" segment was shown in Episode 2542, according to Muppet Wiki. That episode was aired in 1989. I wouldn't be shocked if the...

I agree. There is nothing magical about Inside the Magic. It's just a Disney version of The National Enquirer or any other tabloid site. Don't buy it.

What I had thought to be Daria as a majorette in a marching band, was actually a 60s go-go dancer - as I recall seeing her wearing go-go boots.

The one Bert & Ernie sketch I found the most hilarious was the "releasing balloons" sketch. I especially found it amusing when Bert's anger got the best of him, and threw a fit in the apartment, shattering glass and even knocking down a garbage bucket. According to Muppet Wiki, that sketch was...

I think numerous occurrences of Bert's dialogue whenever he was frustrated tended to spark laughter in me. Also, in the Cookie Monster at the library sketch, I laughed at the librarian's frustration after repeatedly telling Cookie that the library doesn't have cookies, despite Cookie insisting...

I remember watching Daria for just over a year on YTV in the late 1990s, but gave up at the start of 2000 - just before Season 3 wrapped up. I do recall seeing the title character and other major recurring characters in cosplay outfits during the closing credits. There were some outfits that I...

I guess I stand corrected.

Weird, because I did a search on Google News just now, and found no such news by any credible source. And when I say "credible" it means CBS, The Los Angeles Times, USA Today, The Hollywood Reporter, etc. I got a link about such announcement on Facebook from a group called Inside the Magic...

I never, ever saw that film segment before. Having been a die-hard fan of the show from 1979 until 1985, I do not recall seeing that particular segment on the show. It was shown only two times, so it does make sense. The original airing was in Season 11, but unless it aired on the CBC in...

Have you tried X-minus pro (though it goes by a new name now)?

Both songs are great, but I prefer "Disco D" more since I love funky music. However, the song got stuck in my head in 2019 in late February and beginning of March that year and the earworm lasted nearly a week. I took a long hiatus from the song afterwards, but in recent months I started...

I learned something about the current Sesame Street changing to a new format in which the letter and number of the day feature would likely be discontinued. Looking at recaps for the German version from around 2005, it appears that the looming new format on the U.S. version may likely compare...

Let's just say I was severely hooked on the show in the early 1980s.

I was months away from becoming a teenager when that happened, and when I said "the rest of the class" I meant all of the students in my grade (and above) who watched more mature shows (such as The Cosby Show and The A-Team) - none of which I had an interest in then.

I'm very surprised that the C segment didn't include Clothing or Clothes.