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The Electric Company
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The Electric Company is an educational American children's television series that was produced by the Children's Television Workshop for PBS in the United States. PBS broadcast 780 episodes over the course of its six seasons from October 25, 1971 to April 15, 1977. After it ceased production that year, the program continued in reruns from 1977 to 1985, the result of a decision made in 1975 to produce two final seasons for perpetual use. CTW produced the show at Teletape Studios Second Stage in Manhattan, the first home of Sesame Street. The Electric Company employed sketch comedy and other devices to provide an entertaining program to help elementary school children develop their grammar and reading skills. It was intended for children who had graduated from CTW's flagship program, Sesame Street. Appropriately, the humor was more mature than what was seen there.
Cast
Morgan Freeman
Mark /Easy Reader /Mel Mounds /Count Dracula /Mad Scientist /The Cop /Marcello
Rita Moreno
Carmela
Mel Brooks
Blond-Haired Cartoon Man (voice)
Hattie Winston
Sylvia / Valerie the Librarian
Gene Wilder
Letterman (voice)
Joan Rivers
Letterman Narrator (voice)
Zero Mostel
Spell Binder (voice)
Todd Graff
Jesse - Member of the Short Circus
J
June Angela
Julie - Member of the Short Circus
Luis Ávalos
Roberto / Dr. Doolats / Igor / Pedro
J
Judy Graubart
Winnie /Jennifer of the Jungle /Julia Grown-Up /The Witch
J
Jim Boyd
Andy /J. Arthur Crank /Paul the Gorilla /The Blue Beetle /The Wolfman /Loreli Loverly /Max /Steve Awesome the $6.39 Man
R
Réjane Magloire
Samantha - Member of the Short Circus
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Episodes
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Episode 1
1971-10-25
Show 1
1971-10-25
This program concentrates on the two sounds of G.
Show 2
1971-10-26
Show 3
1971-10-27
Show 4
1971-10-28
Show 5
1971-10-29
The short vowel O, the vowel digraph ou, Silent E, and the suffix -ing are highlighted.
Show 6
1971-11-01
Show 7
1971-11-02
Show 8
1971-11-03
Show 9
1971-11-04
The combination ad, consonant digraph th and the closing syllable -all are highlighted.
Show 10
1971-11-05
Show 11
1971-11-08
Show 12
1971-11-09
The short O sound is tops among the phonetics concepts in this episode. (No pun intended.) But the show also discusses the consonant digraph sh.
Show 13
1971-11-10
Mortimer ound The Director: On silent e s Love of Chair last word: elephant.
Show 14
1971-11-11
Show 15
1971-11-12
Show 16
1971-11-15
Show 17
1971-11-16
Show 18
1971-11-17
Show 19
1971-11-18
Show 20
1971-11-19
Show 21
1971-11-22
Show 22
1971-11-23
Show 23
1971-11-24
Show 24
1971-11-25
Show 25
1971-11-26
Show 26
1971-11-29
Show 27
1971-11-30
Show 28
1971-12-01
Show 29
1971-12-02
Show 30
1971-12-03
Show 31
1971-12-06
Show 32
1971-12-07
Show 33
1971-12-08
Show 34
1971-12-09
Show 35
1971-12-10
Show 36
1971-12-13
Show 37
1971-12-14
The consonant H, the consonant blend -rd, and the vowel digraph ou are highlighted.
Show 38
1971-12-15
Show 39
1971-12-16
Show 40
1971-12-17
Show 41
1971-12-20
Show 42
1971-12-21
Show 43
1971-12-22
Show 44
1971-12-23
Show 45
1971-12-24
Show 46
1971-12-27
Show 47
1971-12-28
Show 48
1971-12-29
Show 49
1971-12-30
Show 50
1971-12-31
Show 51
1972-01-03
Show 52
1972-01-04
Show 53
1972-01-05
Show 54
1972-01-06
Show 55
1972-01-07
Show 56
1972-01-10
Show 57
1972-01-11
Show 58
1972-01-12
Show 59
1972-01-13
Hum hot dog hold on there ar off hop/hope ing ing w/Lorelei Milkman Love of chair heros last word: holding
Show 60
1972-01-14
Show 61
1972-01-17
Show 62
1972-01-18
Show 63
1972-01-19
Show 64
1972-01-20
Show 65
1972-01-21
Show 66
1972-01-24
Show 67
1972-01-25
Show 68
1972-01-26
Show 69
1972-01-27
Show 70
1972-01-28
Show 71
1972-01-31
Show 72
1972-02-01
Show 73
1972-02-02
Show 74
1972-02-04
Show 75
1972-02-03
Show 76
1972-02-07
Show 77
1972-02-08
Show 78
1972-02-09
Show 79
1972-02-10
Show 80
1972-02-11
Show 81
1972-02-14
Show 82
1972-02-15
Show 83
1972-02-16
Show 84
1972-02-17
Show 85
1972-02-18
Show 86
1972-02-21
Show 87
1972-02-22
Show 88
1972-02-23
Show 89
1972-02-24
Show 90
1972-02-25
Show 91
1972-02-28
Show 92
1972-02-29
Show 93
1972-03-01
Show 94
1972-03-02
Show 95
1972-03-03
Show 96
1972-03-06
Show 97
1972-03-07
Show 98
1972-03-08
Show 99
1972-03-09
Show 100
1972-03-10
Show 101
1972-03-13
Show 102
1972-03-14
Show 103
1972-03-15
Show 104
1972-03-16
Show 105
1972-03-17
Show 106
1972-03-20
Show 107
1972-03-21
Show 108
1972-03-22
Show 109
1972-03-23
Show 110
1972-03-24
Show 111
1972-03-27
Show 112
1972-03-28
Show 113
1972-03-29
Show 114
1972-03-30
Show 115
1972-03-31
Show 116
1972-04-03
Show 117
1972-04-04
Show 118
1972-04-05
Show 119
1972-04-06
Show 120
1972-04-07
Show 121
1972-04-10
Show 122
1972-04-11
Show 123
1972-04-12
Show 124
1972-04-13
Show 125
1972-04-14
Show 126
1972-04-17
Show 127
1972-04-18
Show 128
1972-04-19
The consonant V and the consonant digraph ch are among the concepts highlighted.
Show 129
1972-04-20
