Bob Banner on his experiences working in production on Kukla, Fran & Ollie
11:55
Bob Banner on producing Real Kids, Real Adventures for the Discovery Channel
03:55
Bob Banner on working with Jim Henson and the Muppets on The Jimmy Dean Show and A Sesame Street Christmas
04:26
Frank Biondo on being a camera operator on Sesame Street
47:20
Frank Biondo on being a camera operator on The Best of Families
01:37
Frank Biondo on being a camera operator on The Electric Company
04:00
Frank Biondo on memorable songs and episodes of Sesame Street and types of camera shots on the show
17:27
Josie Carey on hosting The Children's Corner, with Fred Rogers doing characters
21:07
Josie Carey on hosting The Children's Corner
29:27
Josie Carey on hosting Josie's Storyland
10:07
Josie Carey on hosting The Children's Corner, featuring Fred Rogers
28:50
Josie Carey on going to do a children's show in South Carolina
02:55
Josie Carey on her work on the local South Carolina children's show Wheee!
09:13
Ed Christie on his art direction duties on Sesame Street
01:34
Ed Christie on who owns the Sesame Street characters
03:13
Ed Christie on designing for international productions of Sesame Street
12:09
Ed Christie on how Sesame Street has changed since he started on the show
03:39
Ed Christie on designing a South African puppet with AIDS for Sesame Street South Africa
04:00
Joan Ganz Cooney on Louis Friedman and the creation of The Children's Television Network
12:53
Joan Ganz Cooney on the creation of Sesame Street
30:45
Joan Ganz Cooney on the use of Muppets on Sesame Street and initial reaction to the show
02:43
Joan Ganz Cooney on the importance of humor in Sesame Street
00:06
Joan Ganz Cooney on the Sesame Street episode following actor Will Lee's death, "Farewell, Mr. Hooper" (airdate: November 24, 1983)
01:16
Joan Ganz Cooney on the international versions of Sesame Street
11:36
Joan Ganz Cooney on Joan Ganz Cooney on Jim Henson's request to run licensing of the Sesame Street Muppets
00:47
Joan Ganz Cooney on the reading program, The Electric Company
08:49
Joan Ganz Cooney on the math program, Square One TV
07:04
Joan Ganz Cooney on the science program, 3-2-1 Contact
00:41
Joan Ganz Cooney on the science program, 3-2-1 Contact
02:28
Joan Ganz Cooney on the math program, Square One TV
04:04
Joan Ganz Cooney on the program to promote reading, Ghostwriter
01:36
Ray Forrest on hosting Children's Theater -- a children's television program composed of films, c. 1949-1951 and likely TV's first educational program
06:06
Ray Forrest on being told that he was getting transferred back to radio announcing for Pat Kelly, quitting, then getting asked to host Children's Theater on Saturday mornings -- NBC's first Saturday television programming
05:49
Ray Forrest on his film work (including underwater films) for the Saturday version of Children's Theatre
01:44
Ray Forrest on the awards Children's Theatre won
Sonny Fox on working on the first weekly, remote television show at CBS, children's show Let's Take a Trip
04:13
Sonny Fox on his first job in educational television for the children's show The Finder
04:42
Sonny Fox on the wonderful time he had hosting the children's program Wonderama
19:51
Sonny Fox on advice for those interested in hosting a children's show
02:09
Albert Freedman on writing for and performing on The Pinky Lee Show
01:29
Albert Freedman on the type of humor on The Pinky Lee Show; on working with Pinky Lee
04:39
Albert Freedman on working for the children's show Make Your Wish
04:10
Albert Freedman on the scripted nature of > Juvenile Jury
01:56
Lewis Gomavitz on the genesis of Kukla, Fran & Ollie created by Burr Tillstrom, including the casting of Fran Allison
05:17
Lewis Gomavitz on directing Kukla, Fran & Ollie
28:53
Lewis Gomavitz on directing Kukla, Fran & Ollie
28:09
Lewis Gomavitz on directing Kukla, Fran, & Ollie
27:50
Lewis Gomavitz on directing Kukla, Fran & Ollie
24:25
Bob Keeshan on playing "Clarabell the Clown" on Howdy Doody
23:08
Bob Keeshan on his time on Howdy Doody
27:24
Bob Keeshan on "Buffalo" Bob Smith's feelings toward him; on being fired from Howdy Doody; on his memories of Howdy Doody
15:24
Bob Keeshan on Captain Kangaroo
28:24
Bob Keeshan on creating and starring in Captain Kangaroo
26:09
Bob Keeshan on how Captain Kangaroo changed over the years
07:11
Bob Keeshan on the industry's responsibility to children
01:40
Sid and Marty Krofft on creating H.R. Pufnsuf
23:23
Sid and Marty Krofft on the creation and production of H.R. Pufnstuf
28:17
Sid and Marty Krofft on creating The Bugaloos
10:24
Sid and Marty Krofft on creating, pitching, and casting Lidsville
05:41
Sid and Marty Krofft on creating Sigmund and the Sea Monsters
06:53
Sid and Marty Krofft on the concept and production of Land of the Lost; on the show's writers and the program's success
05:42
Sid and Marty Krofft on creating H.R. Pufnsuf
23:23
Sid and Marty Krofft on the creation and production of H.R. Pufnstuf
28:17
Sid and Marty Krofft on creating The Bugaloos
10:24
Sid and Marty Krofft on creating, pitching, and casting Lidsville
05:41
Sid and Marty Krofft on creating Sigmund and the Sea Monsters
06:53
Sid and Marty Krofft on the concept and production of Land of the Lost; on the show's writers and the program's success
05:42
Margaret Loesch on developing and selling The Smurfs
09:18
Margaret Loesch on working on Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, and developing other shows at Hanna-Barbera
03:33
Margaret Loesch on developing The Gary Coleman Show
01:57
Margaret Loesch on developing the animated version of Fraggle Rock with Jim Henson
04:32
Margaret Loesch on Power Rangers
12:10
Margaret Loesch on developing G.I. Joe and The Transformers
05:05
Margaret Loesch on developing Jem and My Little Pony with girls in mind
02:54
Margaret Loesch on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
17:54
Sonia Manzano on being cast on Sesame Street
04:13
Sonia Manzano on the Sesame Street episode "Farewell, Mr. Hooper" (airdate: November 24, 1983)
03:08
Sonia Manzano on how children react to Sesame Street
03:18
Sonia Manzano on Sesame Street creator Joan Ganz Cooney
01:24
Sonia Manzano on the legacy of Sesame Street
00:39
Chuck McCann on hosting his own children's shows on WPIX in New York City
05:18
Chuck McCann on the various characters he did on his local WPIX show
03:50
Chuck McCann on hosting The Rootie Kazootie Club
06:05
Chuck McCann on performing with puppets on Today, which led to a job on The Sandy Becker Show
17:55
Bob McGrath on how his character on Sesame Street came to have the name Bob
00:23
Bob McGrath on a favorite scene with actor Will Lee ("Mr. Hooper") in the special Christmas Eve on Sesame Street
00:40
Bob McGrath on how Will Lee's passing was handled on Sesame Street
01:36
Bob McGrath on his fond memories of working with Caroll Spinney as "Big Bird" and "Oscar The Grouch" on Sesame Street
02:54
Bob McGrath on what makes The Muppet characters unique on Sesame Street
10:48
Bob McGrath on advice he would give to a performer wanting to work in children's television
02:03
Bob McGrath on the evolution of the music of Sesame Street over the years, on his favorite moments on the show, and on celebrating the 35th anniversary of Sesame Street and the show's success
07:15
Lloyd Morrisett on the birth of Sesame Street
Lloyd Morrisett on the research and efforts that went into creating Sesame Street
07:07
Lloyd Morrisett on fundraising to get Sesame Street made and trying to get it on the air
12:38
Lloyd Morrisett on the early days of production on Sesame Street
08:09
Lloyd Morrisett on how Sesame Street was a product of its time
02:27
Lloyd Morrisett on research and early production on Sesame Street
04:19
Lloyd Morrisett on funding for a second season of Sesame Street
05:00
Lloyd Morrisett on the future of Sesame Workshop and the success and impact of Sesame Street
01:57
Frank Nastasi on writing for and appearing on Lunch with Soupy
22:02
Frank Nastasi on writing for and performing on Lunch with Soupy (Part 2)
04:41
Frank Nastasi on writing for and performing on The Soupy Sales Show
16:18
Frank Nastasi on writing for and performing on The Soupy Sales Show (Part 2)
10:22
David Newell on watching The Children's Corner, with Fred Rogers
03:39
David Newell on working in various capacities on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (Part 1)
25:29
David Newell on working in various capacities on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (Part 2)
29:01
David Newell on working in various capacities on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (Part 3)
28:56
Bill Nye on the format, audience, and early days of his show, Bill Nye, The Science Guy
06:12
Bill Nye on his look, topics for, and popular episodes of Bill Nye, The Science Guy
07:59
Bill Nye on reactions, production, and his persona on Bill Nye, The Science Guy
05:50
Bill Nye on the writing and editing on Bill Nye, the Science Guy
06:54
Bill Nye on his favorite moments and episodes of Bill Nye, the Science Guy
03:54
Bill Nye on Bill Nye, The Science Guy's Emmy wins, popular bits, and censorship issues
17:11
Roscoe Orman on his first days on Sesame Street and trying to win over the kids on set Orman on
03:45
Roscoe Orman on the Jim Henson puppeteers, Muppets he relates to best, and working with Frank Oz and Kevin Clash on Sesame Street
02:53
Roscoe Orman on his audition for "Gordon" on Sesame Street and meeting with writer Jon Stone
04:38
Roscoe Orman on Kevin Clash, "Elmo," and "Hoots the Owl"
05:17
Roscoe Orman on his Sesame Street character "Gordon" and the characteristics writer Jon Stone told him "Gordon" should have
03:46
Roscoe Orman on Sesame Street's: "Farewell, Mr. Hooper"
01:13
Roscoe Orman on Carroll Spinney's "Big Bird" and "Oscar the Grouch"
02:18
Roscoe Orman on the legacy of Sesame Street
02:21
Roscoe Orman on people recognizing him as "Gordon" on Sesame Street
03:18
Arthur Rankin Jr. on The King Kong Show
06:22
Arthur Rankin Jr. on producing Tomfoolery
01:50
Arthur Rankin Jr. on producing Jackson 5ive, and on working with executive Michael Eisner
05:59
Arthur Rankin Jr. on producing Festival of Family Classics
04:25
Arthur Rankin Jr. on producing Kid Power
02:19
Arthur Rankin Jr. on producing Thundercats
06:56
Arthur Rankin Jr. on producing Silverhawks
01:36
Fred Rogers on the value of television as a teaching tool for children
05:29
Fred Rogers on hosting Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
29:12
Fred Rogers on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
08:32
Fred Rogers on having Michael Keaton as a floor manager on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
02:15
Fred Rogers on The Children's Corner, hosted by Josie Carey
28:09
Fred Rogers on The Children's Corner
14:25
Fred Rogers on starting Misterogers on the CBC in Canada
07:32
Fred Rogers on hosting Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
26:21
Phil Roman on animating Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas
10:59
Phil Roman on animating Horton Hears a Who!
00:52
Phil Roman on animating Mister Magoo at UTA
03:11
Phil Roman on animating Jay Ward's George of the Jungle
08:08
Phil Roman on joining producer Bill Melendez to animate Charlie Brown Specials
05:49
Phil Roman on animating and producing the Charlie Brown Specials with Bill Melendez
12:19
Phil Roman on producing Garfield Specials
14:00
Phil Roman on producing Howie Mandel's Bobby's World cartoon series
02:52
Stanley Ralph Ross on the development of The Electric Company
01:59
Stanley Ralph Ross on providing voiceover for Super Friends
02:04
Stanley Ralph Ross on providing voiceover for Superman, Rambo, and Inspector Gadget
02:02
Fred Silverman on developing the successful afternoon "kid's block" on WGN in Chicago including the popular Bozo's Circus, and the prime time Family Classics family-oriented film series which included Lassie and David O. Selznick's Tom Sawyer
03:48
Fred Silverman on becoming head of daytime programming at CBS in New York and changing and fine-tuning the Saturday morning schedule starting with "superhero adventure" programs which included Underdog, the animated Superman, Space Ghost, and Mighty Mouse. He describes in detail developing the long-running Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! and other comedy-adventure and "pure-comedy" programs, and touches on developing spin-off concept at during this time
15:57
Caroll Spinney on playing Mr. Lion on Boston's Bozo's Circus
11:50
Caroll Spinney on going to New York to work for Jim Henson on Sesame Street
27:41
Caroll Spinney on the cast and memorable episodes of Sesame Street
27:12
Caroll Spinney on the second season and beyond of Sesame Street and how Jim Henson's death affected the show
05:17
Norman Stiles on writing for Sesame Street (Part 1)
40:10
Norman Stiles on writing for Sesame Street (Part 2)
29:17
Norman Stiles on writing for Sesame Street (Part 3)
16:51
Norman Stiles on writing for Sesame Street (Part 4)
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