Sesame Workshop Logo History
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Sesame Workshop (SW), formerly named the Children's Television Workshop (CTW), is an American nonprofit organization that has been responsible for the production of several educational children's programs-including its first and best-known, Sesame Street-that have been televised internationally. Television producer Joan Ganz Cooney and foundation executive Lloyd Morrisett developed the idea to form an organization to produce Sesame Street, a television series which would help children, especially those from low-income families, prepare for school. They spent two years, from 1966 to 1968, researching, developing, and raising money for the new series. Cooney was named as the Workshop's first executive director, which was termed "one of the most important television developments of the decade".[4]
Sesame Street premiered as a series on National Educational Television (NET) in the United States on November 10, 1969, and moved to NET's successor, the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), in late 1970. The Workshop was formally incorporated in 1970. Gerald S. Lesser and Edward L. Palmer were hired to perform research for the series; they were responsible for developing a system of planning, production, and evaluation, and the interaction between television producers and educators, later termed the "CTW model". They also hired a staff of producers and writers. After the initial success of Sesame Street, they began to plan for its continued survival, which included procuring additional sources of funding and creating other television series. The early 1980s were a challenging period for the Workshop; difficulty finding audiences for their other productions and a series of bad investments harmed the organization until licensing agreements stabilized its revenues by 1985.
After Sesame Street's initial success, the CTW began to think about its survival beyond the development and first season of the show, since their funding sources were composed of organizations and institutions that tended to start projects, not sustain them. Government funding ended by 1981, so the CTW developed other activities, including unsuccessful ventures into adult programs, the publications of books and music, international co-productions, interactive media and new technologies, licensing arrangements, and programs for preschools. By 2005, income from SW's international co-productions of the series was $96 million. By 2008, the Sesame Street Muppets accounted for $15-17 million per year in licensing and merchandising fees. Cooney resigned as CEO in 1990; David Britt was named as her replacement.
On June 5, 2000, the CTW changed its name to Sesame Workshop[5] to better represent its activities beyond television, and Gary Knell became CEO. H. Melvin Ming replaced Knell in 2011. In 2014, Ming was succeeded by Jeffrey D. Dunn.
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0:40 Here's a timestamp so you can access the video quicker
55:55
"Sesame Street is a very hot production of the Children's Tel--"
"DON'T TALK."
xD I did not expect that.
Emmet Otter's Mom did it!
4:22
BIG BIRD: Sesame Street is a production of!
PARROT: Sesame Street is a production of!
BIG BIRD: The Children’s Television Workshop.
PARROT: Children’s Television Workshop!
BIG BIRD: Goodbye.
PARROT: Goodbye.
True wore a red headband with her swimsuit so it will keep her hair out of her eyes while she swims.
2:50 Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop... whatever that is.
That must be Cookie Monster doing that.
Him and Grover said that
4:12 did I just hear squidward or Bert
Bert
40:50 what we all came for.
Yeah I love that logo! Some people might say that it is outdated for 1997, but I think that Sesame Workshop just wanted to keep the 1980s flow going.
“Moe Lester”
I Came For 1:03:57
I came for 1:02:16
I Came For 1:03:42
Even though I am young, something fascinates me about 60-70s’ retro style..
ctw rolling stones
@@chanpbs7000
The marble plaque
Maria: "Sesame Street is a production of-, okay you say it Oscar."
Oscar: "I'm got gonna say 'The Children's Television Workshop!"
Maria: You just said it. Thanks.
43:30 GO OUT AND EAT A VEGETABLES
44:01
OK I will
35:21 thought I’ll never hear r2d2 and C-3PO arguing over a logo
In Episode 1364 C3PO and R2D2 visited Sesame Street and returned in Episode 1396 to visit Big Bird.
9:55 Hey look, it's a hedgehog!
It's Sonic!
I’ve never seen a hedgehog in IRL.
@Lilly and Katie! It's just a hedgehog.
@@hayleywaalen2612nah sonics blue
SILVER WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN SESAME STREET GET OUT OF HERE YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO CONTAIN IBLIS AND SAVE THE FUTURE
35:40 STAR WARS CROSSOVER!! NO WAY!!
What's next, A Neopets Crossover?
55:07
1:02:26 This one is my favourite and the only logo growing up watching Sesame Street and Elmo's World
43:07
That man’s voice is calming
That might be Bob.
Did nobody else mention that the current Sesame Workshop logo looks similar to the Cookie Jar Entertainment logo in terms of design?
That's why i prefer the 2008 logo
Who in their right mind(s) would think that designing the current Sesame Workshop logo design to look like the Cookie Jar Entertainment logo would be a good idea anyway?!
@@DigiDragon001 Sesame Signed Cookie Jar.
@@Worker-wc1vv Really? Then prove it.
Looks like it
21:28 Im surprised that this is here cause it was a lost episode for so long, until the full episode was found over a month ago.
That episode stars The Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz, airing in 1976, same year as Rudolph’s Shiny New Year and The Muppet Show
1:03:20 This Logo Scares The hell out of me and it still does.
And it makes me laugh sometimes
what if it was my alarm 💀
It makes me laugh, too!
5:42 youtube when i get 3 warnings on channel:
38:19 Baby Bear: Sesame Street has production of, the CTW.
39:28
5:14 one tomato two tomatos
6:11 Oscar: Okay you're gonna keep doing it over and over until you get it wrong!
38:29 is the end of the same exact logo for 30 minutes
1:03:53. Sesame Workshop on Disney Channel?
1:00:41-1:01:00 always scared me as a kid 😭
1:03:17 Tiny Planets
1:03:30, Taken from a DVD 2008 Episode Release of Bert and Ernie’s Great Adventures
5:59 Wario’s Line in Warioworld for the GameCube
Sesame Street is immensely popular nowadays!❤😊🎉
1:02:55 NO WAY! THE UPSIDE DOWN SHOW!!!!
Childhood memories right there at 1:03:17
Love me some Tiny Planets!
That was actually aired aired on ITV in UK
1:04:12
1:01:33 Tiny Planets Again
Amazing job! The longest one that I ever seen!!!
Thanks mate!
@@JontyMaster Hey, Jonty the Master!
11:07 whose voice is that?
The muppets commenting on ctw and/or the show are killing me
Dragon tales is an animated production of. The children's television workshop
In association with Sony Pictures Television.
A lot of people actually forget this one variant of Sesame Workshop that was seen for a short time in 2003.
On a white background, we see this entire text in blue,
Sesame Workshop,
a nonprofit educational organization,
puts the proceeds it receives from sales of Sesame Street products
right back into its educational projects for children around the world.
Underneath the text is a still version of the Blue house and green roof logo with the logo’s regular text underneath it , the website URL is underneath all that also in blue.
This was seen at end of the credits on 3 Sesame Street VHS tapes, Sesame Street: Sesame Sings Karaoke, Elmo’s World: The Great Outdoors and Sesame Street: Three Bears and a New Baby.
JontyMaster, If you ever decide to do an updated logo history for Sesame Workshop, I feel like that specific variation should also be included
The coming up next part has text saying: Next episode is RTE
16:49 there’s that grey scale and weird voice again.
2:51 sesame street is a production of a chadan's television workshop
2:55 whatever that is.
Big bird: i love you keikei
Keikei: i love you forever big bird
I relly like that car one that elmo on the logo scared me as a kid
Uh, some logos had too much footages. Where'd you get these from?
0:30
I Love The 19th (2018-2022) Sesame Street Logo
17:05 there’s those changed colors again.
The present sesame workshop the other monster will turn into a letters and Elmo is on the top of the letter.
4:15 dracula
It's From The Alien Show
Sesame Street Is A Production Of The Children’s Television Workshop, Televisa And Noggin.
Big Bird: Toodle-oo
My teacher, Hillaire Porche, likes Sesame Street.
This is your longest logo history ever!!!!
But normally when people do logo histories of this company, on the first of logo, they always cut out the first part ("sesame street is a production of...")
Trust me, there are some logo histories of mine that are longer than this one!
GOOD ONE!!!
Thanks! Much appreciated!
Awesome Logo History Video
Thanks!
@@JontyMaster What is your favorite TV show
What did you think of this logo history?
Yes! My favorites are 1997, 2008 and the current logos!
@@EFify2563 Yeah same! I like the 1983 logo too and the 1999 one as well.
Even my favorites are 1983 and 1999!
@@EFify2563 Yeah! Sad that the 1999 logo never appeared on TV or home video. It was really good.
It was seen on The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland.
This one is uncomfortable 1:03:01 it's unofficial
It's actually official. It's from Sesame Street's Spanish/Español co-production Plaza Sésamo.
(C) Plaza Sésamo Muntertes New York
Muppet (C) Plaza The Jim Henson Company
Plaza Sésamo
And The Plaza Sésamo Street C/C⛑️
Are Trademarks And Service Maret
Of Sesame Workshop
All Rights Reserved
1:02:46
1:03:43, Didn’t know a Sesame Street segment aired on channel five.
Speaking of Channel Five, said network is actually turning 25 years old on the 30th of March! Maybe I might do a logo history on the network.
@@JontyMaster yea, great idea!
It was Bert and Ernie’s great adventures
@@wubbzyandsesamestreetfangirl yes, it was tooken from a (2008?) channel 5 airing of Bert and Ernie’s great adventures.
I loved the 4th logo,, especially during the start of "#-2-1 Contact."
request: HBO 2 Tonight Bumper History
1st Logo: 2002-2006
2nd Logo: 2006-2011
3rd Logo: 2011-2014
4th Logo: 2015-2017
5th Logo: 2017-present
sesame Street is a production of the children's television workshop
11:24 what happened to Cookie Monster’s colors?? 🤯
Do you know, JontyMaster?
It’s probably because the type of TV That this was aired on probably had a different color tone then normal TV’s.
Request: The Criterion Collection
11:05 why is this in grey scale?
Because, many people still have black and white tvs in the 70s
@@LuxembourgishMapping Really? I didn’t know that. 😳
Did anyone else notice that the current logo jingle is from the theme song?
I did. It's a nice touch.
The Jim Henson Company created the original characters from Sesame Street, including Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, Ernie and Bert, Cookie Monster, Grover, Herry Monster, Snuffleupagus, Count von Count, Guy Smiley, Prairie Dawn, Belly Lou, Telly Monster, Sherlock Hemlock, Lefty the Salesman, Little Jerry and the Mototones, Chris and the Alphabeats, the Twiddlebugs, Little Bird, Farley, the Martians Yip Yips, Gladys the Cow, the Two-Headed Monster, Forgetful Jones, Rodeo Rosie, Buster the Horse, The Amazing Mumford, Roosevelt Franklin, SAM the Robot, Barkley, Kermit the Frog, the flagship character of The Muppets, Don Music, Prince Charming and his horse Lance, Harvey Kneeslapper, Biff & Sully, Bad Bart & Bad Barney, Smart Tina, Baby Breeze, Hardhaead Henry Harris, Simon the Sound Man, The Busby Twins, Anything Muppets, Bruno the Trashman, Sonny Friendly, Velma, Frazzle, Honkers, Dingers, Mona Monster, Hoots the Owl, Baby Natasha, Ernestine, Juliet, Irvine, The Countess, the relatively recent but insanely popular Elmo, Ruby, Meryl Sheep (a spoof of the actress Meryl Streep), Placida Flamingo (a spoof of the famous tenor Plácida Domingo), Alice, Wolfgang the Seal, Preston Rabbit, Benny Rabbit, Humphrey, Roxie Marie, Baby Bear, Baby Tooth and the Fuzzy Funk, Rosita, Chip and Dip, Merry, Monty, Colambo, the vegetarian lion Chicago, Vincent Twice, Worby, Joey and Davey Monkey, Horatio the Elephant, Cyranose de Bergerac, Sally Messy Yuckyael, Zostic, Kingston Livingston III, Wanda Cousteau, Zoe, Sherry Netherland, Ingrid, the Squirrelles, The Fairy Godperson, and Elizabeth and many more. In 2001, the rights to these characters were sold to Sesame Workshop.
As it has since the show’s debut in 1969, The Jim Henson Company still creates and builds the puppets used on Sesame Street, but those characters and the show itself are actually owned and run by Sesame Workshop.
Jim Henson was a legend!
@@JontyMaster He was.
Glad that The Jim Henson Company still helped to make more puppets for the show, even tho they no longer own the characters nor the series itself.
Life’s like a movie, write your own ending
Keep believing, keep pretending
We’ve done just what we’ve set out to do
Thanks to the lovers
The dreamers
And you
I might remember the one at 1:02:20 from Elmo's world, but the one from 1:03:20 to 1:04:08 is and will always be my favourite
Elmo's World is such a classic!
@@JontyMaster too bad it marked sesame street's dark age
41:49 it's a another itv, this channel did not get trademark, better change the name.
Actually that's CITV (Children's ITV)
1:03:52 I KNEW it would happen someday. Sesame Street on Disney Channel. Where country is that in BTW.
nicee
Thanks!
Children's Television workShop have company 🎉
It sounds like spongebob
1:02:46 What game did that logo come from?
@Yariel Valencia What Sesame Street game?
Children's Television workShop was born in 1969 🥲
Will it be acquired by WarnerMedia soon?
@Yariel Valencia Oh.
Do Funding Credits
45:24 link?
52:00 "AYO ELMO"
4:50
HALF HEAD BIG BIRD TIME
Forgot to put the Jontymaster Productions logo.
It can also fit to any logo history.
I started making the logo history before I made the actual logo.
1:03:31 Esta versión del logo es de “3 2 1 Vamos”.
What do you mean 1968, it started in 1969
No it was found in 1968
@Electrified Gamer _n o i c e_
Yes because the pilot
What movie/show was the 16th logo from?
Elmo in Grouchland but wasn't seen on video or in theaters. It's a test logo for it.
It WAS used in the rare 1999 VHS Sesame Street Goes to The Doctor, though still, the normal CTW logo was used at the end.
Histeria! Street is a production of the Everest lovers workshop!
Wow long logo history
39:44 is what I came for
1:03:20 Elmo
1:03:57 Grover
39:54 thats outfit7 films 1931
Over 1,000 views already? Thanks guys!
i haven't heard about you in a long time
You’re welcome, JontyMaster.
Sesame Street Logo
Cake Monster in arabic is كعكي
And Groover is ڤرڤور
I am a generation x and was right when a man with hair played the black man on the show, but didn't there used to be a verbal actress playing the white woman on the show before they hired the nonverbal actress playing the white woman on the show, like I thought I remembered
Where is more logo variants for ctw and sesame workshop?
The one from 2001 to 2007 was my childhood
1:02:57 What is the name of that sound
2:53
The music is to much
Another 1 Hour!