> I had that book! I remember I loved it, because it seemed so cross-dimensional. The whole book is Grover trying to prevent you from reading the book. He'd board up a page, pour cement in front of it, whatever, just so you wouldn't get to the monster at the end. Very post-modern. Or something.
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Heehee, yeah! :) I have to find my copy. I do still have it... somewhere. Every time you turned the page, Grover would yell, "YOU TURNED THE PAGE!!" And then, of course, the monster ended up being Grover himself. :)

Another Grover book I liked, I can't remember the title of... but it had Grover going to a museum of many different things (opposites, maybe?).

> Actually, they do. There's a kids' channel called Noggin in the US that I'm pretty sure is countrywide, but you'll need cable or satellite to get it, I think.
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Sometimes when I'm babysitting in the mornings, the kids watch Sesame Street ('Sassy!') and I watch it with them... occasionally, there will be an old segment in there that I'll remember. Like the ones with the little animated guy in the glass...

I also have a LOT of tapes with shows from when I was a kid... my mom would tape them so I could watch them again if I wanted to. I think most of them are still around. Hmmm.

Sosiqui