Jbrangwynne53Here's my higher-quality edit of the complete classic Sesame Street closing theme, reserved as my 69th upload for this channel. On the audio side, I had been working on this intermittently for close to four years, but the recent uncovering of some early season 1 episodes helped kick this back into overdrive. Enjoy in all its fan-edited entirety!
Sesame Street Original Closing Theme (Full, HQ)Jbrangwynne532014-12-26 | Here's my higher-quality edit of the complete classic Sesame Street closing theme, reserved as my 69th upload for this channel. On the audio side, I had been working on this intermittently for close to four years, but the recent uncovering of some early season 1 episodes helped kick this back into overdrive. Enjoy in all its fan-edited entirety!Grovers Near and Far (audio sync)Jbrangwynne532021-02-18 | In my Muppet research, I discovered that two print and audio adaptations of Grover's "Near and Far" routine share almost the exact same dialogue, so I synced them up all together-like in this limited animation.Sesame Street - What A Gift (with intro)Jbrangwynne532019-01-07 | Did what I could to improve the audio. This song really is a gift.PBS Promo - Kermit and Cookie Monster (1970s)Jbrangwynne532019-01-07 | Rediscovered this on an old flash drive I saved ten-something years ago, and apparently in that time it's been gone from YouTube, so here it is again.Hi Ho! Kermit the Frog here!Jbrangwynne532018-05-16 | Here's a new montage I compiled of Kermit's classic greeting "Hi Ho! Kermit the Frog here!"
I started work on this after having the question of when was the first time "Hi Ho!" was said by Kermit. The earliest known use of the phrase, included at the video's start, is Episode 15 of Sesame Street.
The goal of this video was not to feature every single utterance of the line, but to demonstrate how it's varied over the years, and it's a relatively simple way of showing the immeasurable impact of Henson and Kermit.
And also, if you're a frog that happens to resemble Kermit and are looking to frame him for international robbery, this could be useful in perfecting your Kermit impression. Y'know, just a thought. Anyway, hope you enjoy.
All video clips are properties of Sesame Workshop, The Muppet Studio, and The Jim Henson Company.Below the Frame Spinney ShowJbrangwynne532017-02-01 | ...Sesame Street - Dee, Dee, Dee (HQ)Jbrangwynne532015-09-09 | I felt like re-posting this in higher quality, so here's a "d-finitive" version with enhanced video and sound.
(Video sourced from ACMECrimeNet)Sesame Street - Forwards and Backwards (English)Jbrangwynne532015-09-09 | A moldy oldie from the show's first season.Sesame Street - Sir John Feelgood and Big Bird pretend (Episode 3040)Jbrangwynne532013-05-20 | 'Tis never too late to celebrate the renowned acting talents of the great Jerry Nelson =)
(P.S. I do not have the entire episode, so please refrain from asking. Thanks.)Sing montage (1990)Jbrangwynne532013-02-08 | Happy Birthday Joe Raposo!
From the special, Sing! Sesame Street Remembers Joe Raposo and His Music.
Thanks to Bob (disneysongtape) for the video.Sesame Street - Little Things remake (Raposo soundtrack)Jbrangwynne532010-10-17 | The best part of this is I barely had to edit anything. The music and the video fit well enough already.Sesame Street - Ricky Gervais & ElmoJbrangwynne532009-12-17 | Never let a celebrity offer to sing you a lullaby ...or warm milk, for that matter.Sesame Street - Two-Headed Monster: FeetJbrangwynne532009-10-24 | From 1978, back when feet were all the rage.Sesame Street - Season 40 HighlightsJbrangwynne532009-10-18 | Fresh from the Sesame Workshop comes our sneak preview to what Sesame Street has to offer for it's 40th Season: Coming for November 10th, 2009.
If you're expecting a rainbow of furry, feathery Muppets, they have plenty of those shown here; If you love nature and the wild outdoors, there's quite a bit of that too; And if you love guys with guitars ...uh... they have atleast three. Hopefully, you'll understand XD
But if you love celebrities, not a problem there. There's atleast one in every episode (and yes, I will name all of them)
For celebrities, we have:
Christina Applegate
Patricia Arquette
Tiki Barber
Kobe Bryant
Cameron Diaz
Cedric the Entertainer
Jimmy Fallon
Rocco Fiorentino
Matthew Fox
Brendan Fraser
Judah Friedlander
Jennie Garth
Ricky Gervais
Jeff Gordon
Adrian Grenier
Jake Gyllenhaal
Maggie Gyllenhaal
Elisabeth Hasselbeck
Hugh Jackman
Greg Kinnear
Julianna Margulies
Ziggy Marley
Debi Mazar
Debra Messing
Lin-Manuel Miranda
Jason Mraz
Michelle Obama
Nancy O'Dell
Eva Longoria Parker
Sarah Jessica Parker
Paul Rudd
Adam Sandler
Meredith Vieira
So kids, don't miss it. Parents, don't miss it. Teens and adults who are Sesame fans, including me, you're probably going to miss it the first time around. But, enjoy this anyway =D
From 1983.Sesame Street - Walk On Grover (2 parts)Jbrangwynne532009-09-26 | In the words of sawing14s, ...see annotations.Sesame Street - Hill Street Twos (86)Jbrangwynne532009-09-12 | Coming this fall to PBS, where quality programming counts ;)Sesame Street - People in Your Neighborhood (77)Jbrangwynne532009-09-12 | With Bob McGrath, a cute female lifeguard, and a wise-cracking carpenter, how could you possibly be BOARD?Sesame Street - Cookie ChoosingJbrangwynne532009-08-29 | From 1981. When it comes to decision making, for Cookie Monster at least, it's the size that matters.Sesame Street - Dance Myself to SleepJbrangwynne532009-08-28 | Get your dancing shoes on, a few boogie-woogie sheep, and your trusty bugle ready. Here's the classic Ernie and Bert song from 1981.Sesame Street - E&B: Bert goes shopping ...almostJbrangwynne532009-08-03 | Although I try to limit high-quality reposts, I just couldn't pass this up XDSesame Street - Camp Wanagohoma #2: Alive or not Alive?Jbrangwynne532009-08-03 | That is the question!Sesame Street: Episode 1575 (opening & street scene)Jbrangwynne532009-07-30 | From 1981, The show's twelth season finale begins during with a heat wave. (Originally uploaded by tvcollector2)Sesame Street - Grover the Earmuff SalesmanJbrangwynne532009-07-07 | Ears to you, frog =)Sesame Street - Everybody Dance!Jbrangwynne532009-07-07 | From the show's first test pilot from exactly forty years ago; July of 1969. Hopefully dancing makes you feel younger XD
Join the cast as they invite Everybody to dance to this upbeat Raposo groove!Sesame Street - Ernie and the Salesman STOP (in color)Jbrangwynne532009-06-26 | I admit this isn't one of my best dubs. But hey, you make do with what you got.Sesame Street - Simon Soundman Buys a SawJbrangwynne532009-06-13 | Imagine if shopping was this difficult =\
From 1971.Sesame Street - But I Like YouJbrangwynne532009-06-09 | Brought to you by the letters H & Q. From 1983, Ernie and Bert sing a classic Jeff Moss song about the various things that they like. The song carries the message that two people can like more...each other, even if they don't like the same things.Sesame Street - Ernie and Berts Special DayJbrangwynne532009-05-27 | Today's my little brother's birthday (He's turning 10!). So, to make his special day even more so, I posted this cleaner version of one of my favorite E&B sketches.
Enjoy
P.S. Happy 10th, Robert =)Sesame Street - Giant PandaJbrangwynne532009-05-27 | A film about the roly-poly panda, set to the cool, funky, music stylings of Joe Raposo.Sesame Street - Eating UtensilsJbrangwynne532009-05-26 | From 1970, Ernie tries to teach Cookie Monster proper table manners. A difficult task, yes?Sesame Street - Ernie, Bert & Shola demonstrate between.Jbrangwynne532009-05-22 | Between you and me, there's nothing like Muppet/kid moments. Adorable, ain't it? =)Sesame Street - PeligroJbrangwynne532009-05-22 | From 1987 (Correct me if I'm wrong), Phil Harmonic introduces another "great flamingo opera" demonstrating the Spanish word for "Danger."
I posted this copy earlier today, but it was a tad out of synch. Now, it's fixed for your viewing enjoyment =)Sesame Street - Swamp Mushy MuddyJbrangwynne532009-05-21 | Yet another HQ repost =]
From 1974, Oscar croons about his favorite place in the whole world ...besides his trash can, of course.Sesame Street - D Cartoon/Ernies EncoreJbrangwynne532009-05-19 | From the show's only existing test pilot from 1969. First, a follow-up to the J cartoon that was posted by asaweryold. Only this time, it focuses on the letter D. Then, we get our first glimpse of Ernie (whose voice, for some reason, sounds like Rowlf the Dog) Ernie encores for the cartoon to be shown again and gets his wish. Then, he's joined by a rather silent Bert, as he continues to encore for the D cartoon one more time.
Strange, ain't it?Sesame Street - Kermit & Friends Sing Get AlongJbrangwynne532009-05-17 | From Season 20 (1988-1989), The Frog, the Martians, The Twiddlebugs, The Cow, and ...the Greasers unite in the spirit of harmonious cooperation, in the words of the Frog himself. In which, they sing a rather charming and light-hearted send up to "Get a Job" by The Silhouettes.
I know this is up already, and I certainly know this copy's not the full version everybody's looking for. But, like I never say "With HQ, you can't go wrong," XD
Seriously though, I'd especially like to think of this as a part of my Jim Henson tribute, especially since this was made two years before Henson's untimely passing.
Enjoy this blast from the past =)May 16, 2009 - My Tribute to Jim HensonJbrangwynne532009-05-16 | READ THIS LONG DESCRIPTION!!!!! (IT'S WORTH READING):
19 years ago today, May 16th, we lost an extraordinary legend, an American icon, and a dear friend. The man who gave us Kermit the Frog, Big Bird, Ernie & Bert, Cookie Monster, and other whimsical characters that we'll always remember; The man who enchanted millions into television and film with his worlds of fantasy and imagination; A man who, among other words, could solely be described as a genius. With such an impact he made on our world and the tremendous legacy he left us, it's pretty hard to imagine a world without Jim Henson.
This tribute was made way back in August (there's a long story why I didn't get this on YouTube by his 72nd birthday on September 24th), and it took me about a week to finish it. I tried to get every aspect of his career on this tribute through existing videos on YouTube at the time (You will see some clips of several videos that were taken down some time ago, most notably the Fraggle Rock videos posted by regulator867, as was the users who posted those videos either closed their accounts or were suspended).
When I made it, it originally featured the song "Daydream" by the Lovin' Spoonful. But since this whole WMG/YouTube raid happened back in December, I slightly re-worked the video and instead used "Follow Me" from Fraggle Rock. If you want to see the original version of my tribute featuring the song Daydream, you can see it here: http://www.livevideo.com/video/E5082282488447B0AB4BFBE11F67D14D/may-16th-a-tribute-to-jim-he.aspx
So to the lovers, the dreamers, and of course, YOU, here's my salute to my idol, Jim Henson. Enjoy =)This Way to Sesame Street - Ernie Protests the End/One Last ClipJbrangwynne532009-05-11 | The final E&B piece from This Way to Sesame Street (1969), if not to say the conclusion to the entire special.
Bert tries to sum up the purpose of Sesame Street, but Ernie protests that the audience hasn't learned enough about it--and begs for one last clip; A letter A animation featuring an ape is shown, then Bert reads off an address where parents can write for CTW's official guide to the show. And what better way to end than with the classic ending credits music with harmonica along with Ernie's loud (and funny) protests.
Enjoy =DThis Way to Sesame Street - Ernie Mentions Guest Stars/Kermits More and Less LectureJbrangwynne532009-05-11 | (w/ annotations)This Way to Sesame Street - Bert and Ernie explain the StreetJbrangwynne532009-05-10 | Another installment from This Way to Sesame Street (1969) Bert and Ernie explain to the audience that the show will include live scenes with people on the street--not just the sketches and songs. To illustrate their point, they show the first couple minutes of the first episode.This Way to Sesame Street - Ernie Pesters Bert About Numbers/Baker # 7Jbrangwynne532009-05-10 | C'mon Bert! Show 'em number 7!
LOLThis Way to Sesame Street - Ernie and Bert introduce Sesame StreetJbrangwynne532009-05-09 | This is the introduction from "This Way to Sesame Street": A promotional half-hour segue way of Sesame Street, hosted by none other than Ernie and Bert, that aired on NBC on November 8, 1969, two days before the first episode.
Enjoy this rare blast from the past =)Sesame Street - Healthy FoodJbrangwynne532009-05-08 | From 1987, Cookie Monster gets down with his bad self as he rhymes and raps about the importance of eating more than just cookies, in a much cooler way, I might add, than "Cookies are a Sometime Food."
This copy of the video is a little raw (which makes it seem even more Old School), but the atleast audio is decent and uninterrupted (meaning there are no overlaping sound effects like in Monster Hits! where the beginning and end has applause)
Anyway, Enjoy this rad Chris Cerf classic =)Sesame Street - Fishing for the AlphabetJbrangwynne532009-05-05 | That young boy ain't getting no good bites today. From 1969.
Surprisingly, I haven't seen this on YouTube yet. I guess it's because the only copy found has crappy newly added music and sound effects. BTW, while we're on the subject: If there's one thing I hate about what Sesame Street is doing nowadays, it's not Elmo. It's these pointless remakes and updating of classic sketches by adding tasteless sound effects and music. I mean, is it really necessary?
Oh well, hopefully someone will upload the original version of this sketch. But for now, enjoy ...that is if you can.Sesame Street: Surprise! - Imagine With MeJbrangwynne532009-05-03 | This is one of my favorite Big Bird songs, and since it's a rare song (It's only been on two albums, go figure), I thought it deserved a place on YouTube. Enjoy =)Sesame Street - Ernie Typewrites The Best Story Ever WrittenJbrangwynne532009-04-29 | Ever.
This, believe it or not, is a remake; From 1979, based on an E&B sketch from ten years earlier. One of the few that lives beyond it's namesake, being a remake and all.
Anyway, enjoy =)Sesame Street - Cookie Monsters Letter of the Day: UJbrangwynne532009-04-24 | "Unusual" of me to "Upload" a recent segment, isn't it?
Anyway, here's one of the Letter of the Day segments from 2002. But never fear, Frank Oz is here!Sesame Street - Big Bird, Herbert Birdsfoot, and the an familyJbrangwynne532009-04-23 | A rather strange Muppet segment from the show's second season (1970-71) featuring two characters who have never interacted with each other before or since, and I bet you can see why =\Sesamstraat - Pluizig en BlauwJbrangwynne532009-04-23 | Dit is een klassieke scène uit Sesamstraat. Grover, Harry Monster, Koekiemonster en Fretsel zingen het liedje "Pluizig en blauw". Dit nummer is in het Engels bekend als "Fuzzy and blue".