Continue stream after error

I wonder if there is a way to handle single error in the stream and continue? The only way i found is to make concatMap + recoverWith + most.empty()

stream$
    .concatMap(x => most.just(x)
        .map(mayThrow)
        .recoverWith(e => {
            console.log('CAUGHT', e);
            return most.empty();
        })
    )
    .forEach(x => console.log('result', x));

Would be nice to have method like handleError to do side effects and move on Or maybe tapErrors and filterErrors similar to tap and filter Or even concatMapError to replace each error with a stream

stream$
    .map(mayThrow)
    .tapErrors(e => console.log('CAUGHT', e))
    .filterErrors(e => e.message !== 'Known error')
    .forEach(x => console.log('result', x));

[standy]

Check out this talk by Scott Wlaschin: https://youtu.be/E8I19uA-wGY?t=42m52s (about error handling from 42m) Best approach I’ve ever seen

[standy]

Main problem i have met about errors is that stream is ending right after. All I can do is continue with another stream Cant do something like that with most.js (but can with any other frp library)

expected:  1-2-3-e-5-...
actual:    1-2-3-e|

To be less abstract, example: I want to make a method, which take a stream of questions, and return a stream of answers (just fetch from wikipedia). So I want method like that: getAnswers(questions$). But fetch can throw, so i need to handle error inside this method, that mean signature must be like that getAnswers$(questions$, onError)