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− | '''The Ringmaster''' was a character seen in a series of eleven animated sketches on ''[[Sesame Street]]''. He was a character very much like the ringmasters seen in most circuses. The sketches he appeared in taught children how to count numbers of various animals. |
+ | '''The Ringmaster''' was a character seen in a series of eleven animated sketches on ''[[Sesame Street]]'', animated by [[Jeff Hale]]. He was a character very much like the ringmasters seen in most [[Circus|circuses]]. The sketches he appeared in taught children how to count numbers of various animals. |
− | Each sketch began (and ended) with a number of red dots appearing on-screen, which then turned into |
+ | Each sketch began (and ended) with a number of red dots appearing on-screen, which then turned into whichever numeral was to be featured in the sketch. Then the numeral became part of a 3-by-4 grid of squares and flickered as it appeared. |
In the Ringmaster sketches, the top-hatted character boldly announced however many animals would be performing whatever tricks. With a whip he made the animals rearrange themselves in many patterns, despite the fact that their number remained unchanged. |
In the Ringmaster sketches, the top-hatted character boldly announced however many animals would be performing whatever tricks. With a whip he made the animals rearrange themselves in many patterns, despite the fact that their number remained unchanged. |
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==Sketches== |
==Sketches== |
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− | '''[[2]]''' - The Ringmaster enchants two green snakes while playing his silver saxophone. |
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− | '''[[3]]''' - The Ringmaster presents a trio of high-flying felines (cats to us) who fall into a barrel of water. |
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− | '''[[4]]''' - Four lordly lions perform a balancing act. |
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+ | 1800-27.jpg|{{GNH|[[11]]}}{{eka|1800}}<br>Video: ''[[Old School: Volume 2]]'' |
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− | '''[[7]]''' - The Ringmaster introduces seven swimming seals. |
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− | '''[[8]]''' - Eight polar penguins show off their skating prowess. {{eka|2293}} |
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− | '''[[9]]''' - Nine blue elephants emerge from a small pink two-door sedan. |
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− | '''[[10]]''' - The Ringmaster treats us to the balancing feats of ten brown bears. |
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− | '''[[11]]''' - Eleven purple dogs perform after racing out of a doghouse.<br>''This segment was included in [[Old School: Volume 2]].'' {{eka|1800}} |
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− | '''[[12]]''' - The Ringmaster takes off his top hat, and twelve yellow finches fly out of it. |
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Revision as of 03:18, 25 August 2015
The Ringmaster was a character seen in a series of eleven animated sketches on Sesame Street, animated by Jeff Hale. He was a character very much like the ringmasters seen in most circuses. The sketches he appeared in taught children how to count numbers of various animals.
Each sketch began (and ended) with a number of red dots appearing on-screen, which then turned into whichever numeral was to be featured in the sketch. Then the numeral became part of a 3-by-4 grid of squares and flickered as it appeared.
In the Ringmaster sketches, the top-hatted character boldly announced however many animals would be performing whatever tricks. With a whip he made the animals rearrange themselves in many patterns, despite the fact that their number remained unchanged.
Additional sound effects were added to the sketches when they were rebroadcast during the 1990s.