Classic Sesame Clips on YouTube

[mikebennidict]

Ernie's Ic Cube Collection.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf0nL8lOWbQ&NR=1

 

[Drtooth]

We are currently performing site maintenance. Be cool - we'll be back 100% in a bit.

Doesn't sound good to me.

 

[MuppetDude]

Michael Earl recently signed in on YouTube (as "DrTicktock). I chatted with him a bit, and he mentioned that he may post some of his Sesame appearances. Check out his great work:

 

[clipjj27]

Another re-post: Can anyone find these on YouTube?

More 'snippets' from days past

The following is a re-post of another thread from about four years ago. Please read it and, if interested, can you tell me where on YouTube one can find the following clips (if they are on YouTube)?
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Hi:

I recently presented a list of ten 'snippets' from Sesame Street (late 70's-early 80's in particular) that do not involve muppets. Well, here are ten more. Does anybody remember these?

1. Pizza is being made with Italian music being played in the background. The music starts out slow as the dough is being tossed, but then reaches a frantic pace as the cheese and sauce are added, as well as during the baking and slicing of the pizza.

2. A man dribbles a basketball and walks to the top of a flight of stairs. When he reaches the top, he attempts a finger-twirl, but gets clumsy, loses the ball, and watches it fall back down the stairs. The camera is then 'sped up' as he goes down to retrieve the ball and go back up the stairs. The 'key words' in this clip are 'up' and 'down.'

3. Three 'snippets' featuring a scuba diver. In one, he finds five shells while underwater then returns to the shore to count them, only to be surprised by a crab. In another, he swims through the 'underwater world,' going over, under, and through various objects before finishing up by repeatedly swimming around some object (a rock?). Directional words are the subject of this clip. In a third, someone says 'Boo!' and he responds by swimming 'away from' (yes, that's the key word) the camera.

4. The hip tune about how the post office delivers mail from one place to another. One of the key lines I remember is 'to the post office where it will stay...for just one day.' The sketch ends up with someone opening up a letter that he/she has just received.

5. A clip about a boxer demonstrating the letter 'B' with punchdrunk-slurred speech. This is a cartoon that ends up with the boxer being nailed by a much bigger boxer, and then saying something like 'unless you get hit in the head.'

6. Another cartoon, featuring the letter 'F' and involving a football player. He starts out bombastically, but then gets trampled by a bunch of other football players, after which he mutters something like 'until you're tackled.'

7. A series of people and other animals running, falling, or sliding down something. The announcer says 'down' each time and piano-like music plays in the background. The only instance in this clip that I really remember is the last one, namely an ice skater falling on his deriere.

8. A song about 'five' featuring penguins swimming and walking around. One of the lines in the song, if I remember correctly, is 'playing basketball.'

9. A clip involving Beetle Bailey that demonstrates 'first' and 'last.' He is late for breakfast (or some meal), and figures out how he can go to the front of the line. He digs a ditch under everybody, but when he's done, his shovel hits the meal cart, making it roll to the other end of the line, after which everyone turns around 180 degrees. His 'cleverness' has backfired as he is still last in line!

10. A clip featuring a girl and a blanket. Haunting music (or so I thought back then) plays in the background as she is shown lying on, being rolled up in, and hiding under the blanket. The key terms - 'on,' 'in,' and 'under' - are reinforced throughout the clip through repetition.

Well, there you have it - ten more that I remember. Who knows - one day I might throw another ten at you! Then again, while it may seem tiring, nothing (or very little) beats bringing back fond memories from childhood!
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Actually, I have already found (and listened to) #2 (man and basketball), #7 (down), and #8 (five penguins) on YouTube. Does anyone know where I can find the other seven? Also, don't forget my earlier re-post of an older thread - a few days ago! Thanks.

 

[mikebennidict]

Here's 2 from the early 70's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSHmr2Ed7FI


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd14XVDOtCI

 

[bigjeffy2]

Looks like Sawing14s posted all 3 of the older spaceship surprise sketches

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ig3bn9jCuw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOdL6J4rYJI&mode=related&search

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJsi86MouJc&mode=related&search=

 

[JLG]

info on Hard-Workin' Dog

...or "Hard-Workin' Dawg", if you prefer.


I'm sure we all know this one. (I think it's still alive, but slightly edited to get rid of a reference to French Poodles [?])

Someone on YouTube sez the filmmaker was his uncle, Fred Wardenburg. It was shot in December 1974 at the Parker Ranch near Dubois, Wyoming. Wardenburg was also the creator of "Milk Crisis" and "Film is Magic", according to this YouTuber. Wardenburg died last year.

And so we have another name to go with another long-anonymous piece of our collective subconscious. Ain't the internet grand?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUFsqgohGeA#CWDSBgAxyCA

 

[clipjj27]

'Snippets' in my posts - all Raposo music?

Hi:

I recently posted twice (actually re-posts from four years ago) about older clips (or 'snippets') on Sesame Street (mid-late 70's). Each post had ten of them. Some of them I found by myself on YouTube, like the oryx, girl in/on/under the blanket, 'backwards' man, and man with the basketball. As for others, like the 'peligro' bomb and 'Flying,' other members helped me - thanks. The comments for most or all of these on YouTube seem to indicate that Joe Raposo was the composer of the music.

However, as for other clips I wrote about but could not yet find on YouTube - did Joe Raposo write the background music to those as well? I'm talking about the gymnast, scuba diver, and 'beginning-end' films, just to name a few. I somewhat remember most of the music from those and can 'hum' it to myself to an extent, but did Joe Raposo write the music for those? Moreover, can anyone tell me if they are on YouTube, and if so, which keywords do I have to use in my search to find them? Thanks in advance.

 

[LittleJerry92]

Lefty recites the alphabet

http://youtube.com/watch?v=MDgYtfD0Uls

 

[wiley207]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_pu1HwiTOE

Elmo Saves Christmas is now on Youtube. Here's a link to the part with the brand-new Sesame Street News Flash.

I also downloaded that part, edited it so only the Kermit reporter scene is in, got rid of the newer NEWS FLASH logo and replaced it with the old one (the cloud and lightning version), and I got rid of the cut-away to Hoopers' store in the center. It looks a lot like an old-school Sesame Street News segment now, except for Steve Whitmire's Kermit. I sent the file to wattamack4 and he will upload it to his Sesame Street library for me.