Sesame Special with James Earl Jones

[Dantecat]

I think I agree with you ssetta.It would be terrific if this would happen! So I can buy it when they release it the first time in stores and I think that the sesame workshop would make a ton of money when too many people buy this stuff.Anyway,Can you please keep in touch for the sesame workshop for me about if they can release the older muppet skits i said before like Don Music and Many Other Rarest Old Muppet Characters Please on DVD?When they talk to you,Please let me know what they said.

 

[Pino]

Or just dvd with special or best episodes.. like when mr hooper died, or when famous people visited the street!

 

[ssetta]

Well, it should definitely have more than Unpaved. It's funny, because even before Noggin was planning to phase that out, I wished that they had more material, because there was a lot of material that's missing. In a way, this tape trading system is better.

 

[Erine81981]

Listen. If some one would write to SW and asked them to make a season dvd set they might do it. U know w/ people write to SW they might change their mind and put every episode on dvd and then w/ all that money they might be able to make more episodes each year. Have they ever thought of that? If not lets write to them NOW!!!

 

[Dantecat]

Can you call them?

 

[ssetta]

Yes, their number is (212) 595-3456. I speak with them regularly, and that's how I know that they do not send out tapes of old shows. And, sadly, they don't really want us to see the classic episodes. They don't like the show the way it used to be, they like it the way it is now. They don't want the gags and the crazy stuff for older kids, they want it to be very simple.

Also, I bet a DVD collection of every episode ever made would cost a couple thousand dollars. Sesame Street is a show that's mainly geared for preschoolers ages 2-5. There aren't all that many adults who are interested in seeing old shows, and they're not going to throw down that much money for their kids. Kids today are very happy with a DVD of Elmo's World which costs about $10.

 

[Dantecat]

Fine!Let them leave it like that.Sesame Street was the best in the 1970's because it had so much learning in it.I hope they will do it on their 40th or 45th,or 50th,or 55th,or maybe the 60th anniversery.they really should.Besides how are the episodes from the late 1980'sfrom the early 1990's from that person:rjchex?

 

[Dantecat]

Are The People At The Sesame Workshop Nice Ssetta ?

 

[ssetta]

Well, the woman that I talk to in the Sesame Street music department, Vicki Levy, is always very nice, but she can't do anything about it. I have spoken with Meeri Park, the programming director for Noggin, and she is not very nice. I told her all about how sad I was because of them cancelling Sesame Street Unpaved and the 123 Sesame Street shows from Season 25, but she just said, "Those are pretty much gone forever. I understand that you're upset, but there's nothing we can do. You see, we don't make Noggin for you, we make Noggin for a whole bunch of people, and a majority of the people who watch Noggin say that they really like the new Noggin." See, Noggin is a network for preschoolers, who like the new episodes of Sesame Street they have, because they have Elmo's World, which is extremely popular. And from 6 PM on, it's something completely different called "The N", which is for older kids, and young teenagers. But Sesame Street Unpaved doesn't go with either of those. They do not have a market for wierd, nostalgic adults. They thought they would, but all of us here on Muppet Central is not enough people for them to keep it. The channel is now in 36 million homes.

But anyway, Sesame Street is a show for preschoolers, right? And if they were to do a DVD collection of every episode ever made, it would cost way too much money. Probably thousands of dollars. And as I said before, there really aren't that many nostalgic SS fans for them to do it. Parents are not going to throw down that much money for their kids. If they buy a DVD of Elmo's World for $10, the kids are more than happy.

 

[Dantecat]

Where is The Sesame Street Music Department Located at?