LittleJerry92
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Look at who originally posted that and you'll see why it was posted.
And yes, I just made that up as a joke just to make fun of that leaker for breaking the copyright rules of internet leaks. XDYou just made this up, right?
I refuse to believe the FBI would get involved in something as trivial as an obscure Sesame Street episode when there are actually real problems in this world.
Really? I think this episode is a specific instance. I don't really even think that many people care about the divorce episode tbh; like yes, it's a coveted piece of lost media, but it's not even close to the same league as 847.Any episode with a generic plot like, I dunno, Baby Bear and Telly Monster singing the alphabet in every single street scene being taken off by force and never being allowed again would get the entire fandom up in the air of wanting to see it. It’s just a fact at this point.
I'm sad about the first appearances of Slimey and Linda both being lost.most of the lost episodes don’t seem that notable.
What if the master tapes for the lost episodes still exist somewhere near the Sesame Street archives or somewhere else, but they were just misplaced? Then there is hope of them being recovered.I'm sad about the first appearances of Slimey and Linda both being lost.
And I think there are other notables in there, too. Like one of only two appearances of proto-Maria, the only two guest appearances made by Cleavon Little (one of which has Big Bird building a rocket which sounds really fun), and three Pete Seeger episodes (one which has a song about MLK).
There's also an episode where Molly (Charlotte Rae) sings "Believe in Yourself" to a little girl that I was really hoping to see, and the lost episode where Jesse Jackson performs "I Am - Somebody" (which we've all see on DVD) has two other orations by him that I'd like to see. I'd be bummed about the lost Mudman episode if we hadn't found some episodes with him recently, but there's a version of "Sing" we'll never get to see, and some other assorted musings.
So, not all 60 of them are notable, but there's some significant stuff in there, IMO.