Classic Sesame Street: Jazz #3
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...lemme guess, Bobby Beausoliel wrote this as well!!!
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Infact, in watching old sesame street content on youtube there is a common theme in the threads. Do you guys ever notice the comments "This part of the show used to freak me out" or "this music or visual queue used to scare me"
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These segments were created by Denny Zeitlin a clinical professor of psychiatry at University of California, San Francisco. There is no doubt that there is hidden meaning and messages altering the thought proccess of children througout these segments. If you thought to yourself this is trippy and hypnotic you were more right than you thought.
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Actually the first episode sponsored by 1 was Episode 86, from March 1970.
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why, for some reason, do I wanna see yellow submarine after this???
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Threeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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an earlier version of this has 3 exemplified by the roods on Golgotha; strandg it was suppplanted by the Mephistophelian creature appearing towards the end of the segment
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Blowing up the devil was interesting.
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This is far superior to the Pinball Count, and I do believe it came before the Pinball Count!
brooke050870 1 year ago
@brooke050870: It did; appropriately enough, the clip for #3 first aired on the third episode of Sesame Street (November 13, 1969).
hoopersghost 1 year ago
never realized there is no no.1, wonder why?
gibby100 2 years ago
Because the number 1 never sponsored an episode until the mid-80s: the educators at CTW must've thought teaching kids to count just one thing was pointless.
hoopersghost 2 years ago
@hoopersghost Perhaps you are right. The singing rhythms were off when counting only to one. The "baker" series of counting vids had a "1" clip, and it did feel odd counting just to one, without the "two-three" words following, then hearing the familiar synth sound taking us to the next object to count. With 1, as the number, however, they could use bigger objects. The baker at the end had one big wedding cake to drop. Imagine Grace Slick vocalizing the word "one".
professortheremin 3 months ago
@professortheremin: Good points all round. Teaching that 1 is an important number is possible; but counting a single item still feels odd, even in newer clips like the "one duck" cartoon (duck gets impatient because he's the only thing to count, but the kids expect more). As for a hypothetical Jazz #1 cartoon....did sports teams use those giant foam fingers in the late 1960s? A fan in the stands, holding up #1, would be the perfect opening character in my opinion!
hoopersghost 3 months ago