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Classic Sesame Clips on YouTube

LittleJerry92

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Yeah, turns out all TV airings of that song have the dialogue intact. It appears home media releases often trim/mute it….. for whatever reason.

EDIT: Okay, so turns out for whatever reason Sesame Workshop uploaded this clip on their website with his dialogue trimmed/muted next to the full, unedited clip, which later on carried over to its YouTube upload. I’m guessing that version must have just not been used on the show.
 
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Fox News recommended again. :rolleyes:

I know there's also a version of Gospel Alphabet that augments the chorus with additional vocals, though I can't quite tell if this is that version. Without it augmentation though, you can clearly make out on-set vocals from certain performers like Frank Oz, Fran Brill, and Jerry Nelson.
 

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Two other things I forgot to share:

So here’s the final airing of Charlie’s Birthday with new music - the music is nice but it doesn’t really fit the scenario too well (imo)


And here’s how “Bad Wolf” originally sounded without the sound effects:

 
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