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Thanks :) And yeah you're absolutely right, there is so much to this that is still shrouded in mystery. There's been loads of speculation (and a few decent leads) as to things like who narrated it, who animated it, etc. but still no concrete info either way. I still have no idea why Jon Armond...

Hehe, yeah, I like revisiting all the old threads and such every once in a while :)

You're welcome(?)

I hear you dude. This kinda thing really annoys me too and it takes away from what little time I do have to work on the wiki this year (given my prior study commitments). I know that the lockdown wasn't a terribly popular move and I can see why that is, but, honestly, I can't see any other way...

Tell me about it :P

I'll say! I was beginning to doubt whether I would ever see it, was absolutely amazed that I finally got it. Best Christmas present ever. :D

No idea sorry. In all my searching, I wasn't able to find the identities of anyone involved.

It has arrived :D

Not showing up for some reason; I had the same problem when posting the Crack Master video, had to remove the http://www. to get it to display.

Thank you very much :)

Here's a link to my wiki: http://lostmedia.wikia.com/wiki/Sesame_Street_"Crack_Master"_Short_from_Episode_818_(1975) Has all the info on it. First airdate was Thursday 31 December, 1975, last was May 2, 1980. Also proven to have aired during episode 979, here's a scan from CTW Archives...

It sure was. One of the rarest Sesame Street clips EVER. Up there with the Wicked Witch of the West Episode.

No joke folks. An anonymous emailer, who I cannot put into words the gratitude I feel towards, sent me the clip. MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Me too man, been chasing this one for a few years now.

This was somewhat intentional on my part (at least in terms of the articles written by myself); I'd always liked the fact that there is a lot of creepy lost media out there - REAL "lost episode creepypastas" so to speak (which is why a lot of the first things I added articles for were...

Came across an interesting reference just now: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sesame_Street_international_co-productions 2009.... Very interesting....

Yeah, considering how long it has been running I know there must be way more episodes that haven't yet made it online.

Where did you originally hear this? In any case, I think you may be right, and I think Jon may have inadvertently given it away by naming the file "cracksAudio.mp3" (or did you name it that?) I managed to find a torrent with a bunch of Open Sesame episodes a while back (although sadly, none...

Yeah, but at least now we have a full transcript of it.

I too have dreamt of seeing it. Multiple times. :sigh: