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From Episode 1316: Rhythmic sounds exist everywhere: ocean waves, hoofbeats and heartbeats, machines working, and musicians playing.

From Episode 1933: The title pretty much explains it all; Sesame Street used to air several films with more...the same marching band, judging by the uniforms. Some (like this clip) showed the people   more...forming/announcing a geometric shape; others taught numbers by counting drumbeats. (Before anyone asks: the three I've posted here are the ONLY clips I have from that collection so far.)  less

From Episode 514: The title pretty much explains it all; Sesame Street used to air several films with the same marching band, judging by the uniforms. Some (like this clip) showed the people forming/announcing   more...a geometric shape; others taught numbers by counting drumbeats. (Before anyone asks: the three I've posted here are the ONLY clips I have from that collection so far.)  less

This is a Full episode of classic EastEnders. This starts off with the end of tomorrow's world,the technology programme Enjoy :)

EastEnders, a full episode.

EastEnders, a full episode.

EastEnders, a full episode.

From Episode 158: An accident-prone man describes the letter A to viewers, then lists various words beginning with A; objects illustrating each word hurtle onto a pile nearby. The pile eventually grows   more...too high, with painful results... (This cartoon is *begging* for a PG-rated parody with an attorney chasing that ambulance, in my opinion!)  less

In honor of Mother's Day (for Americans at least), I thought I'd post this classic short film from Sesame Street. Some parents would object to a baby getting a bath on national TV, but I'm sure the producers   more...just wanted to teach preschoolers who were curious about what Mommy is doing with their younger brother or sister. (Many thanks to Mike Statz for letting me clean and repost this clip!)  less

From Episode 158: A parody of the melodramatic soap-opera style, with lessons about problem solving and frustration added in for good measure. (NOTE: This sketch first aired in Episode 112.)

From Episode 158: Firefighters go to work as a folksy song about their job plays in the background. (This clip originally aired in Episode 131, the Season 2 premiere.)

From Episode 158: A witch entertains two boys with a rhyming story full of words that begin with A, then invites them to guess the moral. (This clip first aired in Episode 130, the Season 1 finale.)

BASKETBALL GAME

A vintage Bert & Ernie sketch from 1969--and one of the few times that Bert successfully fools his roommate, too. (According to Muppet Wiki, this sketch first aired in Episode 14 of Sesame Street.)

From Episode 8: A man displays the letter A in capital and lowercase, then shows an alligator as an example of something whose name begins with A. The alligator's behavior, unfortunately, proves that   more...this man is no Steve Irwin! ;-)  less

Catherine Bach of the Dukes of Hazard on E-Rider

an interview about the cars and the show The Munsters