Sesame Street "Lost and Found" at the Museum of the Moving Image with Rosemarie Truglio and Norman Stiles November 24, 2019

[minor muppetz]

Starship Surprise hasn't been found yet, so don't count on that being screened anywhere until you see a confirmed episode number for it.

I thought it was said that they would include some unaired segments (besides "Snuffy's parents get a divorce") as well as segments that aired but not very often. If they didn't air at all, then they probably wouldn't have an episode number to find the video copies (right now I'm trying to double-check the link but my computer is slow at loading it).

Using the power of elimination, it would honestly have aired around the early to mid 80’s. I don’t think the segment would’ve been broadcast around the time they were doing Spaceship Surprise

A behind-the-scenes photo confirms that Michael Earl performed in it, so the earliest it could have aired is season 10, and the wiki has complete guide, for the most part, past season 20. Of course there have been a number of cases of video evidence contradicting the "final aired version" scripts (including at least one entire street story). But assuming the wiki has found all remaining video evidence that contradict what's in the scripts (and I have a feeling there's more such inaccuracies), then it would have aired sometime between seasons 14 and 19.

 

[Oscarfan]

Also, I know this thread is about the Lost and Found event, but I would also encourage folks to attend some of the other Sesame 50th Anniversary screenings they have coming up:

Museum of the Moving Image - Programs - Celebrating 50 Years of Sesame Street

movingimage.us

 

[Pig'sSaysAdios]

OMG, I want to so bad! Wish I lived in/near NY.
But for those more likely to go, you have a chance to meet Bob McGrath, John Dilworth (creator of Courage), Frank Biondo, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Norman Stiles and more, or at least see them in person!

 

[MuppetSpot]

OMG, I want to so bad! Wish I lived in/near NY.
But for those more likely to go, you have a chance to meet Bob McGrath, John Dilworth (creator of Courage), Frank Biondo, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Norman Stiles and more, or at least see them in person!

Plus you can meet an occasional furry fuzzy friend, my friend went to the Elmo in Grouchland screening and Grizzly was there.

 

[LittleJerry92]

Might consider the December screening.... depending on how things look in the future.

 

[gravy]

Also, I know this thread is about the Lost and Found event, but I would also encourage folks to attend some of the other Sesame 50th Anniversary screenings they have coming up:

Museum of the Moving Image - Programs - Celebrating 50 Years of Sesame Street

movingimage.us

I second this. Going there, meeting people, and seeing things on the big screen, that ~ish~ is magical.

 

[Any Del]

OMG, I want to so bad! Wish I lived in/near NY.
But for those more likely to go, you have a chance to meet Bob McGrath, John Dilworth (creator of Courage), Frank Biondo, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Norman Stiles and more, or at least see them in person!

How do you know John Dilworth is going to be there?

 

[Pig'sSaysAdios]

How do you know John Dilworth is going to be there?

It's all on the website.

Museum of the Moving Image - Visit - Calendar - The Sesame Street Short Film Festival

movingimage.us

 

[Any Del]

Oh, I didn't see it.

 

[scarecroe]

Anyone going to the screening tomorrow?