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Old School: Volume 2

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Release Date:	2007
Produced by:	Genius Entertainment
Catalogue no.	SS00118
Format:	DVD
Discs:	3
Region:	1
ISBN
ASIN	B000UNYJTK

Sesame Street: Old School, Volume 2 is a DVD set collecting episodes and skits from the early seasons of Sesame Street, released in 2007.

This set is a follow-up to the first installment, which was released in 2006. The Old School sets are marketed as a nostalgia set, aimed at teenagers and adults who remember the series from their childhood. This set contains a 12-page booklet with behind-the-scenes information and photos, and a special collectible animation cel from "Pinball Number Count."

Each episode features a special introduction by the Typewriter.

1 Disc Features
2 Easter Eggs
3 Edits
4 Notes
5 International releases
6 See also
7 Links

Disc FeaturesEdit

Disc 1Edit

Episode 666 (6th season premiere)
Sesame Street Test Show 1
Season 6 Classic Cuts

Telephone Rock (EKA: Episode 0733)
Richard Pryor: Alphabet (EKA: Episode 0862)
Here Is Your Life: Loaf of Bread (EKA: Episode 0709)
Arthur Ashe: Over and Under (EKA: Episode 0978)
Magic Pig Calypso Song
Don Music writes "Mary Had a Bicycle" (EKA: Episode 0698)
The Pointer Sisters' Swinging Alphabet (EKA: Episode 0802)
Super Grover: Stopping a Fight (EKA: Episode 0682)
Henson Ball High Wire #3
Richie Havens: Wonder Child
Twiddlebugs: Postage Stamp (EKA: Episode 0961)
"The Subway" (EKA: Episode 0808)
José Feliciano: Arroz Con Leche
Chicken Hatching (film) (EKA: Episode 1845)
Sesame Street News: Jack Be Nimble (EKA: Episode 0723)
Helen Reddy: Grow
Broom Adventures (cartoon) (EKA: Episode 3187)
City/Country song (EKA: Episode 0681)
Season 6 Credit Crawl (First: Episode 0670)

Easter egg: "Bumble Ardy" cartoon (EKA: Episode 0305)

Disc 2Edit

Episode 796 (7th season premiere)
Season 7 Classic Cuts

Pinball Number Count #4 (EKA: Episode 1709)
Kermit and the Weather Salesman (EKA: Episode 0848)
Buffy Sainte-Marie: Wynken, Blynken and Nod
Don Music: Yankee Doodle (EKA: Episode 1152)
Alone Song (EKA: Episode 1145)
Marshal Grover: Away From (EKA: Episode 0856)
Grover Invents the Wheel (EKA: Episode 0898)
Follow the Leader (Bob & kids) (EKA: Episode 0828)
Pinball Number Count Remix #1-12
Season 7 Credit Crawl (First: Episode 0800)

Episode 926 (8th season premiere)
Season 8 Classic Cuts

Cookie Disco (EKA: Episode 1093)
Paul Simon: Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard
Waiter Grover: All Out of Food (EKA: Episode 1708)
Lobster Fisherman (film) (EKA: Episode 1845)
Dog Flea Camp
Bert's Physical (EKA: Episode 1090)
Two Doors With Bob
Swamp Mushy Muddy (EKA: Episode 0748)
Season 8 Credit Crawl (EKA: Episode 0930)

Easter egg: A girl prepares for the snow

Disc 3Edit

Episode 1056 (9th season premiere)
Season 9 Classic Cuts

"It Feels Good When You Sing a Song" (EKA: Episode 1563)
Bert & Ernie: Slice of Life (EKA: Episode 1285)
Ray Charles: "I Got a Song"
Fonzie & Cunningham: Brushing Teeth
Sign Cartoons: Taxi
School Pageant: Seasons
"Sing After Me" with Madeline Kahn and Grover (EKA: Episode 1112)
Fireworks Alphabet (EKA: Episode 2293)
The Ten Commandments of Health (EKA: Episode 1163)
Season 9 Credit Crawl (First: Episode 1060)

Episode 1186 (10th season premiere)
Season 10 Classic Cuts

ABC Disco
Kermit Casting Director
Imagination: Dogs (new sound effects added) (EKA: Episode 1800)
Llama at Dentist Song
Bert Teaches Pigeon Checkers. (EKA: Episode 2485)
Lost Dog Flyer (film) (EKA: Episode 2293)
"My Favorite Number Is 6"
Old West: Letter Y Box of Crayons (EKA: Episode 1708)
Season 10 Credit Crawl (First: Episode 1190)

Easter egg: A boy gets lost, and a mysterious man shows teaches him to think backwards

Easter EggsEdit

On each disc, go to the bonus features menu, press the left arrow, and select, and an animated segment can be viewed (see disc sections for which cartoons).

EditsEdit

Episode 0666: "Dialing for Prizes Movie" is replaced by Beat the Time with Grover as the contestant.
Episode 0796: In the second-to-last Street scene, the DVD release omits the last few seconds in which David and Maria kiss. (Maria sings "Happy Birthday to You," a song that is still under copyright in the United States.)
Sesame Street Test Show 1: The scene in which Bob reads Where the Wild Things Are is cut; this is likely due to rights issues.

NotesEdit

The Super Grover, Here is Your Life, and Sesame Street News Flash segments included as "season six classic cuts" feature later versions of the title cards, as opposed to what was originally used.
On early copies of the set, a folder icon was printed in error on one of the pictures on the inside disc case. This was corrected on subsequent printings.