Sesame street sleepytime songs and stories

#SESAME STREET SLEEPYTIME SONGS AND STORIES FULL#

ThereвЂ™s also The Count counting sheep, but unfortunately, it cuts out all the parts with Ernie and Bert (I guess itвЂ™s not so unfortunate to those scared by ErnieвЂ™s sleep-deprived appearance in part 2). The video is bookended by two Ernie and Bert segments, вЂњDance Myself to SleepвЂќ and вЂњImaginationвЂќ. Not much to the linking plot, but thatвЂ™s okay, IвЂ™m usually more interested in the clips provided.ДЄnd there are a lot of great segments. ThereвЂ™s also an amusing scene where Buster and Susan discuss the fact that horses sleep standing up. The linking footage involves Big Bird getting ready for bed, only to be joined by Telly Monster, whom Big Bird invited for a sleep-over, and ends up bringing a lot of stuffed animals that canвЂ™t вЂњsleepвЂќ without another stuffed animal (and the last one canвЂ™t sleep without Telly).

Once again, the 2008 copyright plasters these over on Genius/Warner reissues.Michael Wermuth Jnr вЂ“ Bedtime Stories and Songs is a Sesame Street video from 1986, themed around segments relating to bedtime.

1, 2, 3, Count with Me! is the only release to use this with a 1997 copyright date.

An exception is Elmo Saves Christmas, which has the information in-credit.

Also includes Sleepytime Songs and Stories, the renaming of Bedtime Stories and Songs from 1986, and the 1997 tape Get Up and Dance. Registered trademark of Children's TelevisionДЄvailability: Appears at the end of all the newer Sesame Street tapes released by Sony Wonder in 1996, and their DVD reissues as well.

The Genius/Warner reissues of the special once again plasters this with the 2008 version.Д«umper: On a black background, we see some altered copyright info: It also appears plastering earlier copyright screens on Big Bird in China and Christmas Eve on Sesame Street, once again retained on the Sony Wonder reissues of both, and plastered with the 2008 version on the Genius/Warner reissues.Д«umper: On a black background, we see the same copyright info as before, but typed up differently:ДЄvailability: Only appears on the Random House and Sony Wonder Home Media versions of Sesame Street Stays Up Late!, known as Sesame Street Celebrates Around the World, plastering the original copyright notice from the original PBS version of the special.These are plastered over with the 2008 copyright screen on the Genius Entertainment/Warner Home Video reissues. It is retained on the Sony Wonder VHS and DVD reissues of them (except for Bedtime Stories and Songs, which was renamed to Sleepytime Songs and Stories and had this plastered with the 1996 version). Seen on the first third waves of My Sesame Street Home Video releases from Random House Home Video.

#SESAME STREET SLEEPYTIME SONGS AND STORIES FULL#

On Big Bird in China and Christmas Eve on Sesame Street, a smaller version of this screen (with a full stop added on 'Workshop') plasters over the original copyright screens.ДЇX/SFX: Just the fading in, or cutting in.The 'All Rights Reserved' is in lowercase. On 1988 My Sesame Street Home Video releases, the screen functions the same as on the 1986 VHSs, but the font is different.The 'ALL RIGHTS RESERVED' text is nearer the Muppets, Inc. On 1987 My Sesame Street Home Video releases, the screen fades in entirely rather than the screen fading to black and then the text appears.There have been several adjustments to this screen as seen on other videos.Christmas Eve on Sesame Street (1978, 1987 Plaster)Д«umper: On a black background, we see a copyright notice for Sesame Street (the show itself) and the sign, which reads:

Sesame street sleepytime songs and stories