Changes: Sesame Street Unpaved (documentary)

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Sesame Street Unpaved is a documentary that originally aired on TV Land in 1999. It was hosted by Sonia Manzano, joined by Caroll Spinney, Martin P. Robinson, Bob McGrath and Loretta Long in a series of conversations on the Sesame Street set which frames itself around a number of classic clips. Many of the clips shown had their titles and original air dates listed on-screen as well.

Segments

The following segments were shown in a more featured capacity than those shown in a clip montage...

Gordon shows Sally around Sesame Street
Clips from the Sesame Street Pitch Reel, including the boardroom coming up with names for the show and Kermit coming up with Sesame Street for a title
"Bein' Green" (original version)
"Rubber Duckie" (second version)
Let's Sing a Song of Three
King of 8
Rollercoaster 123
"Jazz #10"
Mad Painter
Roosevelt Franklin talks to his mother about how at one time he could not spell
Big Bird learns about Mr. Hooper's death.
The adults see Mr. Snuffleupagus for the first time.
"Ladybugs' Picnic"
"C is for Cookie" (original version)
"What's the Name of That Song?" (original version)

Trivia

Shortly before this episode aired, Noggin's website put up four clips for fans to vote on, and the winning clip was shown after this special aired. The nominated clips were:

The winning clip was "Rubber Duckie."

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-'''Sesame Street Unpaved''' is a documentary that originally aired on TV Land in [[2000]]. It was hosted by [[Sonia Manzano]], joined by [[Caroll Spinney]], [[Martin P. Robinson]], [[Bob McGrath]] and [[Loretta Long]] in a series of conversations on the ''[[Sesame Street]]'' set which frames itself around a number of classic clips.
+'''''Sesame Street Unpaved''''' is a documentary that originally aired on [[TV Land]] in [[1999]]. It was hosted by [[Sonia Manzano]], joined by [[Caroll Spinney]], [[Martin P. Robinson]], [[Bob McGrath]] and [[Loretta Long]] in a series of conversations on the ''[[Sesame Street]]'' set which frames itself around a number of classic clips. Many of the clips shown had their titles and original air dates listed on-screen as well.
+==Segments==
+The following segments were shown in a more featured capacity than those shown in a clip montage...
+*[[Gordon]] shows Sally around [[Sesame Street (location)|Sesame Street]]
+*Clips from the [[Sesame Street Pitch Reel]], including the boardroom coming up with names for the show and Kermit coming up with ''Sesame Street'' for a title
+*"[[Bein' Green]]" (original version)
+*"[[Rubber Duckie (song)|Rubber Duckie]]" (second version)
+*[[The Baker Films|Let's Sing a Song of Three]]
+*[[King of 8]]
+*[[Rollercoaster 123]]
+*"[[Jazz Numbers|Jazz #10]]"
+*[[Mad Painter]]
+*[[Roosevelt Franklin]] talks to his mother about how at one time he could not spell
+*[[Big Bird]] learns about [[Mr. Hooper]]'s death.
+*The adults see [[Mr. Snuffleupagus]] for the first time.
+*"[[Ladybugs' Picnic]]"
+*"[[C is for Cookie (song)|C is for Cookie]]" (original version)
+*"[[What's the Name of That Song? (song)|What's the Name of That Song?]]" (original version)
+==Trivia==
+Shortly before this episode aired, [[Noggin]]'s website put up four clips for fans to vote on, and the winning clip was shown after this special aired. The nominated clips were:
+*"[[Ladybugs' Picnic]]"
+*"[[Rubber Duckie (song)|Rubber Duckie]]"
+*"[[Bein' Green]]"
+*"[[C is for Cookie (song)|C is for Cookie]]"
+The winning clip was "Rubber Duckie."
 [[Category:Documentaries]]
+[[Category:Sesame Street Behind the Scenes]]
+[[Category:Anniversary Productions]]