Sesame Street Unpaved Episodes

[MuppetDude]

I've been reading about people saying that they would like to see a SSU episode guide. I happen to have a few episodes that could be put into a guide, but I don't have the knowledge of how to make a website (I don't even have a computer! ) Rather, I am making an episode guide in a notebook I have (I know it sounds odd... ). I guess that I could post these for anyone who is making a website or wants to know what sketches appear in which episodes. I only have ten so far, so here goes:

NOTE: The titles are, of course, unofficial.
ADDITIONAL NOTE: Those who do not want me to spoil the episodes, do not read on.

#1092
Sesame Street Goes To Hawaii
Sponsored by: D, M, and 2
Original Airdate: 1978

Description:
The gang from Sesame Street have a great time at Hawaii. Nona teaches Bob and Maria how to count in Hawaiian, Buffy talks to kids about their herritages, and Olivia shares a song with her new Hawaiian friends. Meanwhile, Big Bird and Snuffy are still looking for the mysterious Snuffleupagus Mountain, but also have time to learn about the nose-flute, and even find a mountain shaped like a gorilla! Finally, the gang gathers around a campfire and sings a nice song about nice people.

What You'll See...(SS clips)

Song: "Exit" by Chris and the Alphabeats
Film: Plants Grow
Cartoon: Marvelous Martha
Muppets: The Count Counts His Bats
Cartoon: Pinball Number Count #3
Film/Cartoon: The Letter "N" Is Nice
Muppets: Bert Is Sick
Cartoon: The Typewriter Guy: "N"--Nose
Muppets: Grover Adds and Subtracts Himself
Muppets: News Flash: The Tortoise and the Hare
Muppets: The Rocket Cheerleaders
Song: "Take A Breath"
Cartoon: One Of These Footprints



#1093
Sesame Street Goes To Hawaii
Sponsored by: K, N, and 4
Original Airdate: 1978

Description:
Big Bird and Snuffleupagus are still in search of Mount Snuffleupagus, but instead they find a mountain with a hole in it, and find time to do a hula with the kids. Meanwhile, the gang also learns how to do a hula. Buffy sings about the different types of people in Hawaii and helps Cody with a swim. Plus, Bob learns some new Hawaiian games, and also "talks" to Linda on the telephone.

What You'll See...

Muppets: Ernie Decorates the Apartment
Live-Action: The Count Counts Kids On A Mat
Cartoon: Cleaning Lady Swaps Sound
Muppets: Grover's Counting Echo
Song: "Cookie Disco" with CM and the Girls
Live-Action: Paul and Michael Make Dinner
Cartoon: Happy the Dog
Muppets: Muppets Choose Teams
Cartoon: Madigral Alphabet
Muppets: Ernie Makes a Sculpture
Cartoon: Friends Around the Year
Cartoon: Colored Lines Make a Circle
Song: The Lonely "N"
Film: What's Backwards?
Cartoon: Elephants Have 4 Legs
Cartoon: Small "K" Kisses
Film: Car Construction Pixilation
Cartoon: "K" is for Kite


#1094
Sesame Street Goes To Hawaii
Sponsored by: G, K, and 5
Original Airdate: 1978

Description:
The Sesame Street crew are still having fun on their trip in Hawaii. Mr. Hooper tries to surf. Kaola sings "Three Blind Mice" in Hawaiian with the kids. Oscar discovers that the word aloha means both qoodbye and hello! And Nona teaches us how to count to ten in Hawaiian. And when hope seems to run out, Big Bird and Snuffy finally find the legendary Mt. Snuffleupagus! However, when Big Bird tries to show his friends, nobody believes him!

What You'll See...

Film/Cartoon: The Great Letter "G"
Song: "Two 'G' Sounds" by Grover and George
Cartoon: "G" is for Giggle
Muppets: News Flash: Aladdin's Lamp
Cartoon: Funny Farm (5)
Muppets: Ernie's Telephone Call
Film: Marching Band Makes a Circle
Song: "One Way" by the Anything Muppets
Cartoon: 5 Loses His Brother
Muppets: Harvey's Joy-Buzzer Joke
Cartoon: The Wiseman Shows Heavy and Light
Muppets: Snow White Counts Dwarves
Cartoon: Gorilla Wants a Job ("G")
Film: Elephants
Cartoon: Heavy and Light Scale
Cartoon: "K"-Karate and Kiss
Cartoon: Lots Of Me
Film: Hot Streets and Snow Cones
Live-Action: Grover and Heather Scratch Backs
Cartoon: Man Carves A "YES"
Muppets: Bert, Ernie, and Charla Show Heavy and Light
Film: Car Construction Pixilation



That's all I have time for now! When I can I'll post #s 1575, 1576, 1706, 1707, 1708, 1736 and 1740!

 

[Phillip]

MuppetDude,

Please send me an e-mail. Click on the "e-mail" link below.

 

[ScottMonster]

Oh-Oh. Someone's gonna get a spanking.

 

[scarecroe]

Pending on who's giving them out, I'd like to volunteer as a spankee

 

[BlueAM]

I know alot of these, Muppet Dude, especially "Cookie Disco"! That bit used to scare me as a kid.

I wonder if you could you please give me a full description of what Aladdin (from the News Flash) looks like?

Thanks!

BlueAM (who's thinking of doing a Blondie parody on Sesame Street lol)

 

[Barry Lee]

COOL MAN! Muppet Dude let me help you with your site!PLEASE!
I got some good ideas!
from
BARRY LEE

 

[Splurge]

Originally posted by scarecroe
Pending on who's giving them out, I'd like to volunteer as a spankee

It will probably be given by the Abominable Snowman from Bugs Bunny/Warner Bros. cartoons.

 

[scarecroe]

Originally posted by Splurge
It will probably be given by the Abominable Snowman from Bugs Bunny/Warner Bros. cartoons.

Will he call me George?

 

[MuppetDude]

Reply

First of all, I didn't get a spanking...not yet, anyways.

Second, to Pigs in Space, I'm not making a website (I don't have a computer). But I would like to hear your ideas, in case anyone else is considering a website.

Third, to BlueAM, I was glad to see "Cookie Disco" on there, too. And I'd be glad to describe Aladdin:

--Made from the lavendar live-hand AM
--Wears a red hat (I don't know how to describe it. Looks sort of like a red donut with a fez on top to me)
--Has lid-less eyes with black pupils
--Has fuzzy black hair (not as fuzzy as Harvey Kneeslapper's hair, though) and small eyebrows
--Has a small pink nose
--Has a tongue
--I think he wears a white shirt with thin vertical stripes, and a blue vest.

 

[ScottMonster]

MuppetDude,

Well, maybe the mods will be nice and just make you sit in the corner for a "time out" instead

Actually, I was going to reply with a follow up message saying that I'd be happy to help you out, because I think a database like this would be a good thing to have. But I got the distinct impression from Phil's message that your post here constituted some sort of a no-no. (exactly what I don't know)

anyway you can email me at scottyman74@yahoo.com