Afterwards, the box-like shape would open up and allow the CTW logo to wiggle away. The words "THE ELECTRIC COMPANY" wave, wiggle, and change to the words " THE CHILDREN'S TELEVISION WORKSHOP" in orange. Logo: On episodes of The Electric Company, the closing credits always featured the animated opening title to the show, in which the logo is seen in a cloud-like shape which in turn is seen with several cloud-like shapes and a box that's connected to both sides of the screen.
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On Episode 1060, Oscar The Grouch Adds "Have A Rotten Day" On The End Of The Spiral.Īvailability: While 1969-1983 (Seasons 1-Season 14) Sesame Street episodes are no longer aired on TV until HBO reruns it, this logo can be found on the Sesame Street: Old School DVD box sets.Įditor's Note: Well-remembered by those who grew up with Sesame Street during this time.Ģnd Logo ( The Electric Company Custom Logo).On Episode 930, A Disco Version Of The Theme Plays In The Background, Big Bird Reads The Spiral.On Episode TBA, 2 people (Old Man and Woman) say the voice-over and the old man says "The Children's Television Workshop? I didn't know that." After that, the woman chuckles.On Episode 4, after the voice-over was heard, Oscar adds, "You call this a production? It looks like it was produced by Big Bird! Talk about eggs!".When Maria would announce the sponsors, she would typically add "Adios!" after saying the line.Episode 810 has Count von Count adding "Ah ah ah, bye-bye!" after saying the spiel.Episode 406 features Cookie Monster, after saying the line, adding ".whatever that is.".On Episode 666, Bert adds a weary "Good night" at the end.Music/Sounds/Voice-over: The closing of the Sesame Street credits theme plays, as a random SS character says " Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop". At the end of the last scene, the camera zooms up to the plaque. Trivia: The plaque used in this logo also appears throughout the beginning and ending segments with Kermit the Frog and Rowlf the Dog in the Sesame Street Pitch Reel. On 1976-1977 episodes of Sesamstraat, the logo is in a cursive font and there's no plaque.The beginning of Big Bird in China had the words "THE CHILDREN'S TELEVISION WORKSHOP" written in an Asian-style font with a Chinese text translation on the right, all on a red background.
On the first pilot episode, the real Sesame Street sign was used instead.A version exists where the copyright date flashes below (this was primarily used in the 1970-71 season).Initially, this would be done in front of a blue background, but around 1976, it was switched to a random outdoor location (such as Central Park, the 123 Sesame Street apartment steps, etc.). The text was written more sloppy for a long time, but starting around 1979, it was written more neatly. The name:Īppears in blue, black, or pale green in front of the plaque. Still image 2 featured another regular, (again, sometimes more than one, sometimes none at all), holding up a fancy-looking plaque made of marble. Some small text in a semi-circle above the rectangle read CTW, which stands for "Children's Television Workshop". Big Bird, Oscar, Susan, Gordon, Bob, etc.) holding up the Sesame Street title logo, which was a rectangular street sign in dark green and had a yellow border. Still image 1 was of a regular on the show (sometimes more than one) (i.e. Nicknames: "The Plaque", "CTW Plaque", "The Still Plaque" 20 3rd Logo (August 18th, 2018-present)Ĭhildren's Television Workshop 1st Logo ( Sesame Street Custom Logo 1).17 16th Logo (The Adventures in Elmo in Grouchland Custom Logo)(October 1, 1999).13 12th Logo ( Square One TV Math Talk Custom Logo 3)(1995-1996).9 8th Logo ( Square One TV Custom Logo 2)(1991-1992).8 7th Logo ( Square One TV Custom Logo 1)(1987-1991).7 6th Logo ( Sesame Street Custom Logo 3)(March 9, 1984-May 18, 1995).6 5th Logo ( Sesame Street Custom Logo 2)(November 21, 1983-March 8, 1984).3 2nd Logo ( The Electric Company Custom Logo)(October 25, 1971-April 15, 1977).
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