Sesame Street Unpaved Episodes

[MIKEB97]

Here's a few:

Third Season Premiere
Sponsored by: M & 2
Original airdate: October, 1971

Description: Maria, Luis, David, Molly, Tom, Rafael, and Mr. Macintosh move on to the street.

Live action: Mr. Hooper, Tom and Bert teach Ernie how to use a straw, Daivd asks Oscar for favours, Maria teaches Big Bird the letter M
Muppets: Herbert Birdsfoot and Grover on the letter M
Live action: Molly on M.
Cartoon: Melvin the moving man cartoon
Live action: Cookie Monster and luis on the letter M
Muppets: Bert tells Ernie he's special
Live action: Susan and Rafael on 2
Fim: Two little dolls/Dollhouse film
Live action: Oscar explains his travelling trash can to Gordon, David and Mr. Hooper
Cartoon: Up
MuppetsGrover the waiter alphabet soup
Cartoon: Guru counting to twenty
Live Action: Bob, Susan, Mr. Hooper and a boy explain cooperation
Cartoon: Springtime cartoon
Live Action: Big Bird meets Mr. Snuffleupagus, and Gordon, Susan, Rafael and David Don't believe him.
Film: Monkey's make funny noises
Muppets:The Great Cookie Thief
Live Action: Kermit the Frog and Susan play one of these things
Film: Which comes first? Chicken or Egg
Muppets: People In Your Neighborhood
Muppets: Ernie imagines he's counting sheep, fire engines and balloons
Film: a whale brushing his teeth
Cartoon: Broken glass insert
Muppets: Kermit and Grover on Long & Short

#1186
Sponsored by: D & 2
Original airdate: 1978
Description: the Count Counts people saying hello to the television viewer.

Cartoon: I Love You
Muppets: Disco D
Film: Kids/Adults doing jobs
Live Action: Piano Player on high notes and low notes
Cartoon: D, Dog
Live action: Susan and Kids play a singing game
Cartoon: Dogs cheerleading and fighting Cats
Live action: Cookie Monster and Jason on the Letter D
Cartoon: Small B and Small D
Muppets: Ernie disturbs Bert by yelling out the window
Muppets: Herry and John John on Up & Down
Cartoon: Burp
Live Action: Maria brushes Herry's fur
Cartoon: A Witch turns a girl into a variety of objects
Live action: A woman sings "Me"
Cartoon/Liveaction: The letter D
Film: Kids use a magnet
Cartoon: Down & Up
Live action: David thinks Snuffy is real after hearing his voice
Muppets: Grover and Kermit on the number 2
Cartoon: Cold in my Nose
Muppets: Grover, Kermit The Count and Sully on the number 2 (part 2)
Cartoon: Faucets
Muppets: Grover, Kermit, The Count and Sully on 2 (Part 3)
Muppets: Ernie fooled by newsboy
Cartoon: Pinball#2
Muppets: I Cry
Cartoon: Number 2 Train
Film: Up & Down
Live Action: The gang votes on names for Barkley
Film: Warthogs
Live Action: Charlie Chaplin (Maria)
Film: Girl puts on her coat
Cartoon: Billy Joel Jive
Live action: The Count counts Oscar's goodbyes

#1056
Sponsored by H & 2
Original airdate: 1977
Description: Bert has instruments on the sidewalk and Bob, Big Bird, and company play them

Cartoon: Pinball#2
Film: Dollhouse film
Muppets: A Song From Kermit
Cartoon: 2 Toucans Step
Liveaction: Mr. Hooper and the gang watch Oscar on television
Muppets: Woodsman sings about nature
Cartoon: Mad scientist creates the letter H
Live action: Bob, Linda and Luis build the letter H
Cartoon: Howard and Harold on H
Live action: The gang plays a game with Gladys
Live action: Herry and two kids eat apples
Cartoon: Typewriter Guy H
Muppets: Prairie Dawn, Ernie and Herry teach Cookie Monster about around
Cartoon: Sign language alphabet
Film: Chinese Noodles factory
Live action: Olivia sings children of the World
Cartoon: Boys study footprints
Film: Sheep stampede
Cartoon: Kids on "Me"
Live action: Charlie Chaplin(Maria)
Cartoon: Boy on "Me"
Film: Acrobats
cartoon: Boy tires to use waterfountain
Live action: Grover pretends to drive Gordon's Car

Later.

 

[Daffyfan4ever]

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Live action: David thinks Snuffy is real after hearing his voice

Could you tell me more about that? I didn't think anybody met Snuffy until years later. Did he think that he was just dreaming or something.

 

[MIKEB97]

Sure thing, Daffyfan. David was walking to Big Bird's nest and before he open Bird's door, he heard Big Bird talking to Snuffy and when he heard Snuffy's voice, he thought he was dreaming. He then told the adults that Snuffy was real and they thought he was delusional. When the adults went into Big Bird's nest, Big Bird and Snuffy disappeared and David was left alone in humilation.

 

[Daffyfan4ever]

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I see. So what happened after that? Did they sort of forget about that after that episode and have David still not believe Big Bird about Snuffy? I'm still a little confused.

 

[MIKEB97]

That's exactly what happened. Hope your questions are answered. Here's a another episode to add to the Unpaved guide:

Second Season Premiere
Sponsored by: J & 2
Original airdate: 1970

Live Action: Bert & Ernie argue over who's taller while Gordon tries to resolve it
Live Action: Nazi Soldier from "Laugh In" on Short & Tall
Cartoon: Letter on the street interview with the letter N
Live Action: Big Bird sings everyone makes mistakes
Film: J Jump
Live Action: Cookie Monster eats a letter J that was thrown around
Live Action: Bill Cosby says the alphabet
Film: The Zoo
Cartoon: That's not a funny looking thing (Letter Q)
Live Action: Nazi sings a funny song about the letter Q
Cartoon: The Dog and the lowercase U
Live Action: Larry and Phyllis
Muppets: Ernie counts to 10 over and over while aggravating Bert
Live Action: Grover, Bob and Susan play One of these things
Muppets: Cookie Monster and Herry Monster sing Circles
Live Action: Nazi says "We'll be back"
Cartoon: Secret Drawing: Letter M
Film: The Firemen
Cartoon: A bear holding an Exit sign while walking through a trippy hallway
Muppets: Ernie turns up the volume on appliances duirng bedtime, which angers Bert
Cartoon: A Gorilla talks to a teacher about the letter G
Live Action: A Lady talks about the nose
Muppets: What's My Part? with Guy Smiley and Cookie Monster
Live Action: Oscar the Grouch meets Granny Grouch
Film: Cowboys on horses count to 20
Muppets: Grover sings a song about being afraid with Cookie Monster
Cartoon: Small K
Muppets: Sherlock Hemlock solves the mystery of Ernie's lost half sandwhich
Live Action: The cast says goodbye to the television viewer

Can anyone give me guides to Maria in Puerto Rico, the star wars eps and Big Bird goes to school?

 

[mikealan]

Originally posted by MIKEB97
That's exactly what happened. Hope your questions are answered. Here's a another episode to add to the Unpaved guide:

Second Season Premiere
Sponsored by: J & 2
Original airdate: 1970

Live Action: Bert & Ernie argue over who's taller while Gordon tries to resolve it
Live Action: Nazi Soldier from "Laugh In" on Short & Tall
Cartoon: Letter on the street interview with the letter N
Live Action: Big Bird sings everyone makes mistakes
Film: J Jump
Live Action: Cookie Monster eats a letter J that was thrown around
Live Action: Bill Cosby says the alphabet
Film: The Zoo
Cartoon: That's not a funny looking thing (Letter Q)
Live Action: Nazi sings a funny song about the letter Q
Cartoon: The Dog and the lowercase U
Live Action: Larry and Phyllis
Muppets: Ernie counts to 10 over and over while aggravating Bert
Live Action: Grover, Bob and Susan play One of these things
Muppets: Cookie Monster and Herry Monster sing Circles
Live Action: Nazi says "We'll be back"
Cartoon: Secret Drawing: Letter M
Film: The Firemen
Cartoon: A bear holding an Exit sign while walking through a trippy hallway
Muppets: Ernie turns up the volume on appliances duirng bedtime, which angers Bert
Cartoon: A Gorilla talks to a teacher about the letter G
Live Action: A Lady talks about the nose
Muppets: What's My Part? with Guy Smiley and Cookie Monster
Live Action: Oscar the Grouch meets Granny Grouch
Film: Cowboys on horses count to 20
Muppets: Grover sings a song about being afraid with Cookie Monster
Cartoon: Small K
Muppets: Sherlock Hemlock solves the mystery of Ernie's lost half sandwhich
Live Action: The cast says goodbye to the television viewer

Can anyone give me guides to Maria in Puerto Rico, the star wars eps and Big Bird goes to school?

Well, I think the second season premiere is sponsored just only J and 2. I can't beleive that it's sponsored by more than five letters! Isn't it this true?

 

[Splurge]

Originally posted by MIKEB97

Live Action: Nazi Soldier from "Laugh In" on Short & Tall

That soldier, of course, was Arte Johnson. Among this character's catchphrases was "Very interesting."

 

[mikealan]

Here are quite a few episodes probably from the 80's to add to the Unpaved guide:

Death of Mr. Hooper
Sponsored by: J, M and 5
Original Airdate: November 1983

This episode starts where Forgetful Jones explains to Gordon why he was happy. Next, Big Bird does his own funny stunts to Gordon. After that, (here's the very popular scene!) Big Bird gives his drawings to everyone on Sesame Street, except Mr. Hooper, because everyone explains to him that he died already. So David is going to fill in for him. At the end, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson comes to Sesame Street and lets the cast see their new baby.

Clips you will see...

Cartoon: the story of number 5
Muppets: That's Love, by Bert in a Cupid costume
Cartoon: Man shows lady five tall things
Muppets: Fuzzy & Blue (and Orange!)
Muppets: Sing After Me with Madeline Khan
Cartoon: The J Song-the jumpin', jimpin' jamboree
Muppets: Big Bird, Barkley and Jason jump
Live-Action: People jump
Live-Action: Kids build sand structures
Live-Action: the Dance class
Live-Action: the boy's bath
Cartoon: Letters In Sand-J
Cartoon: J-Jam
Cartoon: M-shaped man explains about the letter M
Live-Action: Man feeds polar bears sardines
Live-Action: The four-year-old boy's new baby brother
Live-Action: the sad flower
Cartoon: That's About the Size of It
Muppets: Newsflash: the Beautiful Princess
Cartoon: Evolution of Frogs
Cartoon: Man picks up flowers
Muppets: Bert and Ernie at the theater

I'll finish up the full-length guide up! Or I'll start all over again soon. See ya soon!

 

[mikealan]

Well...let me start again...

Death of Mr. Hooper (#1839)
Sponsored by: J, M & 5
Original Airdate: November 1983

This episode starts where Forgetful Jones explains to Gordon why he was happy. Next, Big Bird does his own funny stunts to Gordon. After that, (here's the very popular scene!) Big Bird gives his drawings to everyone on Sesame Street, except Mr. Hooper, because everyone explains to him that he died already. So David is going to fill in for him. At the end, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson comes to Sesame Street and lets the cast see their new baby.

Clips you will see...

Cartoon: the story of number 5
Muppets: That's Love, by Bert in a Cupid costume
Cartoon: Man shows lady five tall things
Muppets: Fuzzy & Blue (and Orange!)
Muppets: Sing After Me with Madeline Khan
Cartoon: The J Song-the jumpin', jimpin' jamboree
Muppets: Big Bird, Barkley and Jason jump
Live-Action: People jump
Live-Action: Kids build sand structures
Live-Action: the Dance class
Live-Action: the boy's bath
Cartoon: Letters In Sand-J
Cartoon: J-Jam
Cartoon: M-shaped man explains about the letter M
Live-Action: Man feeds polar bears sardines
Live-Action: The four-year-old boy's new baby brother
Live-Action: the sad flower
Cartoon: That's About the Size of It
Muppets: Newsflash: the Beautiful Princess
Cartoon: Evolution of Frogs
Cartoon: Man lets the flowers stay on ground
Muppets: Bert and Ernie at the theater-tall hat lady blocks Ernie
Cartoon: Animals steal man's clothing in rhyme
Muppets: Purple AM man on Closed
Muppets: Bert and John-John on Feelings



Oscar Moves to Candy Cane Lane (#2269)
Sponsored by: Q, T & 4
Original Airdate: 1987

It starts where Oscar is having a barbeque. During the street scene, Telly is so worried that he would miss Oscar so much, because Oscar and his pet elephant Fluffy are about to leave Sesame Street to move to Candycane Lane. Later, in Candy Cane Lane, Oscar begins to miss some of his friends from Sesame Street, so Maria, Luis, Susan, Telly and the Grouch-keteers let him go back home.

Clips you will see...

Cartoon: Luis's voice announces capital T and small t
Film: Who Am I (sung by Olivia)
Cartoon: Snacks On Parade-the Raisins
Muppets: Say the Word game show with Guy Smiley and Maurice Monster
Cartoon: Stop! (scary short with stop signs in colors)
Film: Elephants
Cartoon: Q-Quiet
Muppets: Helen Reddy sings "Wonder Child"
Cartoon: Q-Quarter
Muppets: I Wish I Had A Friend Like Me (sung by Bert)
Film: black-and-white footage of over
Muppets: Maria (as Charlie Champaign) sees picture of live woman in the museum
Cartoon: full-black man counts stars
Cartoon: Man gets angry in the studio
Film: Stop!-kids dance and freeze
Muppets: the Question Song (sung by a little girl anything muppet with comments by Grover)
Cartoon: Ants carry the letter Q to the top of the hill
Muppets: Family (with tall orange lady muppet (Frank Oz, sounds like Piggy), Fat-Blue like man muppet (Jim Henson, sounds like Rowlf), little pink boy muppet (Jerry Nelson, sounds like Robin or Gobo Fraggle) and a little pink girl muppet (Fran Brill))
Cartoon: Hands draw man playing ukulele and setting
Cartoon: The Typewriter Guy T-Train
Film: Kids do outdoor activities
Muppets: the Union For Bats' Rights (a skit where the Count's bats go on strike)
Cartoon: Yellow gophers lets one of them do exercising
Muppets: Snuffy and Barkley walk
Cartoon: Alphabet animation (this is also shown on the Alphabet Game video!)
Muppets: Kermit calms the Two-Headed Monster down
Cartoon: How many legs does the horse have?
Film: Kids gradulate


Maria and Luis' New Baby (#2615)
Sponsored by: B, M & 8
Original Airdate: May 1989

This episode is where Oscar and Luis wait for Maria's baby to arrive soon at the hospital. On Sesame Street, Big Bird and his friends are about to see Maria soon, but Oscar doesn't want to stay in the hospital, so he stays back in the trash can! At the end, there came Maria and Luis' new baby daughter-Gabriella.

Clips you will see...

Film: I believe in little things
Muppets: Ernie's Feelings Game
Cartoon: Bellhop#8
Muppets: the Two-Headed Monster read together
Cartoon: Luis' voice announces capital B and small b
Film: See animals very close
Cartoon: Music conductor trying to hear the MMM sound
Muppets: Monsterpiece Theater: the Sound of Music
Film: one of the Watson dogs gets three balls
Cartoon: Amor
Film: Baby eats while we hear Cookie Monster's voice off-screen!
Cartoon: B-Ballerina
Muppets: My Polliwog Ways (sung by Kermit)
Cartoon: Evolution of Frogs
Cartoon: Eating food inside body
Muppets: Grover and kid on above and below
Cartoon: Above It All
Film: Anne Marie and Skeeter Rabbit dance till kids shout "STOP!"
Cartoon: Melvin the Moving Man
Muppets: Ernie teaches his niece Ernestine to say "Ernie"
Cartoon: Hip To Be A Square
Muppets: Baby Honker hatches
Cartoon: Eight Elephants
Film: There's A Bird On Me
Cartoon: the letter B
Cartoon: Madrigal Alphabet
Muppets: the Count counts the knocks
Cartoon: full-black man counts the stars

These would work...but what about big bird goes to school or puerto rico or the star wars episodes or maria and luis' wedding or the 1972 premiere where sam the robot debuts or the 1975 premiere or mr. hooper studies his diploma or the 1976 premiere and much other episodes???

 

[ssetta]

Are you sure these are correct? Or, as I should say, are these the "unedited" versions that were never on Noggin?

I never saw "That's About The Size Of It" or "Evolution of Frogs" in show #1839. "That's About The Size Of It" was shown on episode #2208. ANd I never saw "Angry Man In Studio" on episode #2269. And "Above It All" was in show #2615? I don't think so. Where are you getting those?