Petition for Sesame Street's famous 847 episode!

Yay! Me and some dude have been PM'ing each other religiously about this episode on MuppetCentral. I know he's not going to find the episode there, but he's going to the archives in Maryland soon to research it. Ironically, I just brought up the idea of a petition a few days ago since that's what may have been the deal-breaker in the anonymous person emailing Cracks to dycaite.

I just really want to see this episode, and with all the demand I feel like we'll see it one day, though the total conservatism of Sesame Street lately totally contradicts that.

We need to spread this, because this isn't just a niche thing; everyone has watched Sesame Street, and everyone would want to see a "so scary it's banned" episode starring one of the actors of one of the greatest movies of all-time (not to mention one of Jim Henson's favorites). This was one of Caroll Spinney's favorite Sesame Street moments, so there are about a million reasons this needs to be seen (and about a million threads for it on the LMW as well ). It was 40 years ago, so (pardon my French) who gives a fuck?

This is a very good step forward in one of the seemingly impossible pieces of lost media.

I mean, they obviously know the reason this episode has such a demand is not because of Margaret Hamilton (as great as she is), but because it was banned, so I'm not sure how they feel about that aspect of it.

I really hope they don't just look at this and think "Well, what's in it for us?". As I said, Sesame Street seems so far detached from its past that it's both good and bad for the prospect of this being found.

I just wonder how bad is it? It's rarity would make it seem like she crucified Big Bird, but like Cracks, I can already see the comment section reading "And why was this scary?"... because you're not kids goddamnit!

Cracks exceeded 250 signees; I feel like 100 is way too modest, as this should be much more popular. Tell them while they're at it, to release some of Richard Hunt's Elmo sketches:

I posted it to MuppetCentral, so achieving 100 shouldn't be a problem at all.