You can watch multiple episodes of this Chicago local children's TV show (and an episode of its successor Gigglesnort Hotel) here. (If the player isn't working yet, the video files can be found under 'DOWNLOAD OPTIONS').
The incomplete multi-part episode can be viewed in full on this YT playlist.
You can watch a documentary about the show here.
You can se my post about the host's 1983 Thanksgiving special here.
You can watch these episodes of the Soviet Union news show here. The last is an official English dub aired by PBS.
You can watch them here.
You can digitally borrow it here.
(Video search tip: when searching for any of the shows it mentions, if the show's title isn't enough, try adding the city and/or state.)
Above: Jim and Jane Henson and a drawing by Carroll Spinney (Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch) of his short-lived local TV puppet character.
You can watch this Madison, Wisconsin's TV horror host here.
If you're confused about the mention of the sincerity of pumpkin patches, here's a history lesson for you.
You can two episodes of watch this show, starring early educational television icon Frances "Miss Frances" Horwich, here.
Includes the infamous Peanut Butter Lettuce and Banana Sandwich Episode.
A bunch of vintage audio recordings featuring Miss Frances can be found here.
Above: the Peanuts strip from August 30, 1955.
You can watch it all here. A documentary about the show is soon to be released.
(Tip: each item is a different upload of the whole thing; the third has one of the videos out of order below the rest, and the fourth is missing the first twenty episodes.)
Mister X always gets things all wrong, as you can see - and under him, those are Card People, not Letter People. Mister X's pictured design is his original 60's design, also pictured here (and also, here, which also has all the main songs - including the untelevised Q, R and X songs). As for the Card People, I'll get to their Letter People connection in a couple of days...
Rare footage of the legendary horror host spanning half a century. You can watch it here.
You can watch these episodes of the famous game show hosted by Groucho Marx here.
The New York furry public access TV show. You can watch a bunch of episodes of it here.
You can watch it all here.
Below: a page from British magazine Radio Times, November 16, 1984.
