Classic Sesame Clips on YouTube

[MuppetSpot]

LOL, why did David Rudman play so many female characters back then?

Because probably there was a lack of female puppeteers in those days

 

[D'Snowth]

Joey seemed to as well.

 

[D'Snowth]

Because probably there was a lack of female puppeteers in those days

Fran Brill, Pam Arciero, Bonora (doing the other pigeon), Kathy Mullen, Lisa Buckley, Alice Dinnean, even Louise Gold?

 

[MuppetSpot]

Fran Brill, Pam Arciero, Bonora (doing the other pigeon), Kathy Mullen, Lisa Buckley, Alice Dinnean, even Louise Gold?

I meant that day, they were filming

 

[Pig'sSaysAdios]

I meant that day, they were filming

Why not just make the other pigeon male then? As far as I can tell, the character's traits weren't really gender specific.

 

[Pig'sSaysAdios]

It's you @MWoO

 

[Cookie3001]

John Brangwynne posted this picture on Muppet Wiki.

This means he might have the full clip of Roosevelt Franklin Spells His Name.

Here is the excerpt from Sesame Street Unpaved.

 

[PumpkinJ]

John Brangwynne posted this picture on Muppet Wiki.

This means he might have the full clip of Roosevelt Franklin Spells His Name.

Here is the excerpt from Sesame Street Unpaved.

@Cookie3001, that image Jon Brangwynne posted was taken from the Sesame Street Unpaved book, not from an episode. Not a single Classic SS fan, not even Jon, is even discovered of having the clip taped off TV as of yet, and SW only showed a portion of the clip in the Sesame Street Unpaved TV special and in their 50 Years in 50 Seconds Mashup video (and it's highly unlikely they will release the full clip anytime soon, it's like with a WHOLE BUNCH of other SS crap they never made commercially viewable).

If someone comes forward with a copy of this clip, expect Episode #1579 to arrive online anytime soon. THIS episode should date around the time VCRs were getting popular with taping shows off TV.

 

[Cookie3001]

@Cookie3001, that image Jon Brangwynne posted was taken from the Sesame Street Unpaved book, not from an episode. Not a single Classic SS fan, not even Jon, is even discovered of having the clip taped off TV as of yet, and SW only showed a portion of the clip in the Sesame Street Unpaved TV special and in their 50 Years in 50 Seconds Mashup video (and it's highly unlikely they will release the full clip anytime soon, it's like with a WHOLE BUNCH of other SS crap they never made commercially viewable).

If someone comes forward with a copy of this clip, expect Episode #1579 to arrive online anytime soon. THIS episode should date around the time VCRs were getting popular with taping shows off TV.

what time in the montage is it shown?

 

[MikaelaMuppet]