Old School Vol. 2 idea thread

[minor muppetz]

Here is a thread to post your ideas for Old School Vol. 2.

I will make a few differnet ideas, to see what would be best or worst. Here is my idea (most episode numbers are selected at random):

Volume 2: 1969-1976

Disc 1:
episodes 2 and 285
Alphabet Classic Cuts:
The Sound of the Letter A
Kermit's B Sounds Lecture
Harvey Kneeslapper: Wanna C?
Typewriter Guy: D
What's My Letter?
Frances Fairy
Two G Sounds
Ernie and Bert: H on TV
I Stand Up Straight and Tall
This is my J
Kermit draws a K
La, La, La
Herbert Birdsfoot talks about M (and W)
Typewriter Guy: N
O-Orange
The King Banishes the Letter P
The Question Song
Harvey Kneeslapper and the mailman
Sammy the Snake
T is for Television
Lefty attempts to sell a U
The Villian in the Pantama Hat
The National Association of W Lovers
X Marks the Spot
Proffessor Hastings talks about the letter Y
The Zizzy Zoomers

Disc 2:
episodes 514 and 666
Seasons 1-5 Classic Cuts:
Song of Nine
Buddy and Jim play checkers
Mah Na Mah Na
Kermit's Bear Excersizes
Near and Far
Ernie stand son the ceiling and pours milk
Pick Your Pet
Somebody Come and Play
The Geefle and the Gonk
Grover thinks his shadow is a scary person following him
Ernie, Bert, and Herry compete for the chair
Mad
Candy Man
The Golden An
Kermit and Bob discuss frogs
Ernie loses Bert at the beach
Roosevelt Franklin counts
The Balad of Casey McPhee
Beat the Time with Grover
Sesame Street News: Cinderella at the ball
Herry and John John count to 20
The Count and Cookie Monster cooperate
Super Grover: Bus Stop
Let's Make a Face
Kermit demonstrates "next to"
Count it Higher
Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard
Ernie and Cookie Monsters differences
Season 6 Classic Cuts (these could be wrong):
Subway
Some of Us Are Here
Four
The Counts Lullaby
The Nobel Ostrich

Disc 3:
season 7 premier
Season 7 Classic Cuts (again, these are guesses):
Proud of Me
Typewriter Guy: Y
The Count spends the night with Ernie and Bert (parts 1 and 2)
Sesame Street News: Pinnocchio
We All Sing with the Same Voice
Sing with Lilly Tomlin
Fonzie says "Aaaay!"
We Coulda
test pilot #1

 

[furryfella]

Sounds cool! disc3 Season7 Fur, Grover with the row boat

Here is a thread to post your ideas for Old School Vol. 2.

I will make a few differnet ideas, to see what would be best or worst. Here is my idea (most episode numbers are selected at random):

Volume 2: 1969-1976

Disc 1:
episodes 2 and 285
Alphabet Classic Cuts:
The Sound of the Letter A
Kermit's B Sounds Lecture
Harvey Kneeslapper: Wanna C?
Typewriter Guy: D
What's My Letter?
Frances Fairy
Two G Sounds
Ernie and Bert: H on TV
I Stand Up Straight and Tall
This is my J
Kermit draws a K
La, La, La
Herbert Birdsfoot talks about M (and W)
Typewriter Guy: N
O-Orange
The King Banishes the Letter P
The Question Song
Harvey Kneeslapper and the mailman
Sammy the Snake
T is for Television
Lefty attempts to sell a U
The Villian in the Pantama Hat
The National Association of W Lovers
X Marks the Spot
Proffessor Hastings talks about the letter Y
The Zizzy Zoomers

Disc 2:
episodes 514 and 666
Seasons 1-5 Classic Cuts:
Song of Nine
Buddy and Jim play checkers
Mah Na Mah Na
Kermit's Bear Excersizes
Near and Far
Ernie stand son the ceiling and pours milk
Pick Your Pet
Somebody Come and Play
The Geefle and the Gonk
Grover thinks his shadow is a scary person following him
Ernie, Bert, and Herry compete for the chair
Mad
Candy Man
The Golden An
Kermit and Bob discuss frogs
Ernie loses Bert at the beach
Roosevelt Franklin counts
The Balad of Casey McPhee
Beat the Time with Grover
Sesame Street News: Cinderella at the ball
Herry and John John count to 20
The Count and Cookie Monster cooperate
Super Grover: Bus Stop
Let's Make a Face
Kermit demonstrates "next to"
Count it Higher
Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard
Ernie and Cookie Monsters differences
Season 6 Classic Cuts (these could be wrong):
Subway
Some of Us Are Here
Four
The Counts Lullaby
The Nobel Ostrich

Disc 3:
season 7 premier
Season 7 Classic Cuts (again, these are guesses):
Proud of Me
Typewriter Guy: Y
The Count spends the night with Ernie and Bert (parts 1 and 2)
Sesame Street News: Pinnocchio
We All Sing with the Same Voice
Sing with Lilly Tomlin
Fonzie says "Aaaay!"
We Coulda
test pilot #1

 

[TotallySpiesFan]

Volume 2: 1969-1974

Disc 1:
episodes 33 and 256
Season 1 Classic Cuts:
Beautiful Day Monster eats Bert's cake; Ernie is wrongfully accused for eating it
Octopus's Garden
Burt Lancaster's Alphabet
Kermit's What-Happens-Next Machine
People in your Neighborhood: Postman and Fireman
Nancy the Nanny Goat
5 People in my Family
What Are Kids Called?
Everyone Likes Ice Cream
Season 2 Classic Cuts:
The Raisin Army (Henson)
Ernie thinks about borrowing Herbert Birdsfoot's vaccuum cleaner
Jughead's J Story
Has Anybody Seen My Dog?
Alphabet Song by Jim Nabors
The Family Song (with the AM family)
Secret Drawing: Mailman
Little Bird's Imagination Game
One of These Things (with Cookie Monster)
Rhinoceros Love Song

Disc 2:
episodes 355 and 514
Season 3 Classic Cuts:
Mad Painter #2
Mumford's Surprise Trick
Penny Candy Man #8
The Gonk & The Geefle
Little Miss Muffet Number
Ballad of Casey McPhee
Ten Turtles on the Telephone
Harvey Kneeslapper's Door Prank
Bathing Penguins
Ernie puts a pot on Bert's head because--
Sammy the Snake
Season 4 Classic Cuts:
The Count and Ingrid count to 20 in Spanish
Stockperson stacks 12 soup cans in the supermarket
Caveman Story: Exit sign
Sesame Street News: The Tortoise & The Hare
What if an anteater was a giraffe?
Proud (Little Jerry & The Monotones)
Mr. Tweek Tried To Sleep
Kangaroo Blues
Count it Higher

Disc 1:
episode 573
Season 5 Classic Cuts (again, these are guesses):
Everybody Run
Gospel Alphabet (Lena Horne and AMs)
How They Make Cheese
Bert's Brother Bart
Lions
Pageant: Let's Make a Face
Pixellated Farmer: 1-10
Draw the line from the dog to the bowl; underline the hen
Bad Bart's Surprise
Super Grover: Exit
Test Pilot #1 (from Summer 1969)

 

[minor muppetz]

I started wondering.... if for volume 2 Sesame Workshop decided to put in more episodes, how would you rather see it happen:

1. By having a three-disc set with one extra episode
2. By having the discs be double-sided
3. By having it be a four-disc set

I don't know how the price would be effected if any of that happened (then again, the secodn season of Rocky and Bullwinkle had four double-sided discs and twice as many epsidoes as seasons one and three, but the price was the same). If Sesame Workshop decides to have volume 2 include the next five seasons, I would want there to be double-sided discs to allow for more episodes from the first five seasons and the season 6-10 premiers. That could allow for either 11 episodes, or 10 episodes (if one side of a disc only has one episode), one from each season.

 

[Son of Enik]

I like the 4 Disc Set idea...let's put out as much as the old episodes as possible.

 

[BEAR]

I'd really like to see the sets continue on through the years though. I'd like to see such series highlights as Luis/Maria's Wedding, Hooper's Death and Miles adoption. While I love seeing the old episodes from before I was born, I'd also like the moments that I grew up with watching in the 80s.

 

[minor muppetz]

Maybe it would be a good idea for Sesame Workshop to release a set of the shows most historically-significant episodes, like the opening of the Fix-It Shop, Mr. Hooper's death being explained to Big Bird, Maria and Luis' wedding, Mr. Snuffleupagus no longer being called imaginary, the birth of Gabbi, and the reopening of Hooper's Store. I do wonder if Maria and Luis' wedding epsiodes and the birth of Gabbi should be released as part of a different set, featuring as many epsiodes concerning the wedding and birth of Gabbi as possible. For example, a Luis and Maria set should include the episode where they fall in love, the episode where they get engaged, the wedding episode, as many other related episodes that can fit. A birth of Gabbi set should include the epsiode where it's announced that Maria is pregnant, the epsidoe where Maria is driven to the hospital, the episode where Gabbi is born, and other related episodes that can fit on the set. Maybe some short documentaries about the planning of these episodes can also be included. Of course, for these kinds of sets to work, Maria, Luis, and maybe baby Gabbi would have to be on the cover, and it would probably be the first time that any human cast members have appeared on any kind of Sesame Street DVD covers.

 

[minor muppetz]

Here are a few ideas for different themed sets:

1969-1974 (again)
1974-1979
1979-1984
1984-1989
Hawiai Trip
Big Bird goes to camp
The Adoption of Miles
Maria and Luis' wedding
Birth of Gabbi
Historically-Significant Episodes

 

[Medbe Monster]

Disc 1

Episode 3
Episode 5
Episode 19
Episode 355

Bonus Features: The Pilots, and Facts.

Disc 2

Episode 26
Episode 124
Episode 871
Episode 3084

Bonus Features: Sesame Street Clips from Muppets: A Celebration of 30 years, Tutorial: How to make a puppet, and Interviews.

Disc 3
Episode 294
Episode 1839
Episode 2483
Episode 3656

Bonus Features: Behind the scenes pictures, Clips of MadTV Spoofing SS.

Disc 4
Episode 673
Episode 2096
Episode 2358
Episode 2485
Bonus Episode 4109

Bonus Features: Classic Clips: Intro's from the 90's, Ernie's ThunderStorm, The Nose Snatcher, Fuzzy and Blue, Frazzel's Song, The Rhyming Game with Ernie and Bert, Would you like to buy an O?, Ernie teaching Ernistine Names, The All Animal Orchestra, Elmo sings ABC-DEF-GHI, Forgetfull Jones in Okalahoma, The Word is No, Near and Far with FuzzyFace.


Clips of SS All Song Remakes:
I love Trash
Rubber Duckie
Letter L
It's not Easy bein Green
I don't want to live on the moon
Imagination

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[minor muppetz]

I like your ideas, but I don't know how realistic they are. The only existing Old School set has only two episodes per disc. I don't know if Sesame Workshop would stretch the budget to four (though it would probably be possible). And the Old School sets are meant to represent the early years. I don't think anything from the 1990s would be included (I would be surprised if volume two includes anything from the 1980s).