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Unearthing previously "lost" Sesame Street episodes

YellowYahooey

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Here's one where stuff happens!

I'd like to ask, why is there a "Sand A/a" segment in an episode with "Q" and "U" as the episode's featured letters? That seems odd.

Very impressive that there are less than 350 episodes that require tables. Only last spring, from what I read, there were roughly 800 episodes remaining. At this rate, all of the episodes could have tables by early in the new year.
 
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