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The Most Trivial Observation Ever

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Of course I've been watching SST for 21 years now, and after all these years of watching, including the old school era, I JUST now noticed something that I bet others haven't noticed before either...

We all know through the 70s into the early 90s, there was a brick wall behind Big Bird's nest area that had peeling murals on them, including one of the alphabet... well, I just now noticed that the backdrop for this that was used from 1970 to about early-to-mid 80s, the letter K is missing from said mural.
 
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...and for all those years, no one had thought of solving that problem by making a quick trip to K Mart?
 
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