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The Electric Company (1971)
The Electric Company is an educational American children's television series that was produced by the Children's Television Workshop for PBS in the United States. PBS broadcast 780 episodes over the course of its six seasons from October 25, 1971 to April 15, 1977. After it ceased production that year, the program continued in reruns from 1977 to 1985, the result of a decision made in 1975 to produce two final seasons for perpetual use. CTW produced the show at Teletape Studios Second Stage in Manhattan, the first home of Sesame Street. The Electric Company employed sketch comedy and other devices to provide an entertaining program to help elementary school children develop their grammar and reading skills. It was intended for children who had graduated from CTW's flagship program, Sesame Street. Appropriately, the humor was more mature than what was seen there.
The Electric Company: Season 1 - 100 Episode s
1x1 - Episode 1
October 25, 1971
1x2 - Show 1
October 25, 1971
This program concentrates on the two sounds of G.
1x3 - Show 2
October 26, 1971
1x4 - Show 3
October 27, 1971
1x5 - Show 4
October 28, 1971
1x6 - Show 5
October 29, 1971
The short vowel O, the vowel digraph ou, Silent E, and the suffix -ing are highlighted.
1x7 - Show 6
November 1, 1971
1x8 - Show 7
November 2, 1971
1x9 - Show 8
November 3, 1971
1x10 - Show 9
November 4, 1971
The combination ad, consonant digraph th and the closing syllable -all are highlighted.
1x11 - Show 10
November 5, 1971
1x12 - Show 11
November 8, 1971
1x13 - Show 12
November 9, 1971
The short O sound is tops among the phonetics concepts in this episode. (No pun intended.) But the show also discusses the consonant digraph sh.
1x14 - Show 13
November 10, 1971
Mortimer ound The Director: On silent e s Love of Chair last word: elephant.
1x15 - Show 14
November 11, 1971
1x16 - Show 15
November 12, 1971
1x17 - Show 16
November 15, 1971
1x18 - Show 17
November 16, 1971
1x19 - Show 18
November 17, 1971
1x20 - Show 19
November 18, 1971
1x21 - Show 20
November 19, 1971
1x22 - Show 21
November 22, 1971
1x23 - Show 22
November 23, 1971
1x24 - Show 23
November 24, 1971
1x25 - Show 24
November 25, 1971
1x26 - Show 25
November 26, 1971
1x27 - Show 26
November 29, 1971
1x28 - Show 27
November 30, 1971
1x29 - Show 28
December 1, 1971
1x30 - Show 29
December 2, 1971
1x31 - Show 30
December 3, 1971
1x32 - Show 31
December 6, 1971
1x33 - Show 32
December 7, 1971
1x34 - Show 33
December 8, 1971
1x35 - Show 34
December 9, 1971
1x36 - Show 35
December 10, 1971
1x37 - Show 36
December 13, 1971
1x38 - Show 37
December 14, 1971
The consonant H, the consonant blend -rd, and the vowel digraph ou are highlighted.
1x39 - Show 38
December 15, 1971
1x40 - Show 39
December 16, 1971
1x41 - Show 40
December 17, 1971
1x42 - Show 41
December 20, 1971
1x43 - Show 42
December 21, 1971
1x44 - Show 43
December 22, 1971
1x45 - Show 44
December 23, 1971
1x46 - Show 45
December 24, 1971
1x47 - Show 46
December 27, 1971
1x48 - Show 47
December 28, 1971
1x49 - Show 48
December 29, 1971
1x50 - Show 49
December 30, 1971
1x51 - Show 50
December 31, 1971
1x52 - Show 51
January 3, 1972
1x53 - Show 52
January 4, 1972
1x54 - Show 53
January 5, 1972
1x55 - Show 54
January 6, 1972
1x56 - Show 55
January 7, 1972
1x57 - Show 56
January 10, 1972
1x58 - Show 57
January 11, 1972
1x59 - Show 58
January 12, 1972
1x60 - Show 59
January 13, 1972
Hum hot dog hold on there ar off hop/hope ing ing w/Lorelei Milkman Love of chair heros last word: holding
1x61 - Show 60
January 14, 1972
1x62 - Show 61
January 17, 1972
1x63 - Show 62
January 18, 1972
1x64 - Show 63
January 19, 1972
1x65 - Show 64
January 20, 1972
1x66 - Show 65
January 21, 1972
1x67 - Show 66
January 24, 1972
1x68 - Show 67
January 25, 1972
1x69 - Show 68
January 26, 1972
1x70 - Show 69
January 27, 1972
1x71 - Show 70
January 28, 1972
1x72 - Show 71
January 31, 1972
1x73 - Show 72
February 1, 1972
1x74 - Show 73
February 2, 1972
1x75 - Show 74
February 4, 1972
1x76 - Show 75
February 3, 1972
1x77 - Show 76
February 7, 1972
1x78 - Show 77
February 8, 1972
1x79 - Show 78
February 9, 1972
1x80 - Show 79
February 10, 1972
1x81 - Show 80
February 11, 1972
1x82 - Show 81
February 14, 1972
1x83 - Show 82
February 15, 1972
1x84 - Show 83
February 16, 1972
1x85 - Show 84
February 17, 1972
1x86 - Show 85
February 18, 1972
1x87 - Show 86
February 21, 1972
1x88 - Show 87
February 22, 1972
1x89 - Show 88
February 23, 1972
1x90 - Show 89
February 24, 1972
1x91 - Show 90
February 25, 1972
1x92 - Show 91
February 28, 1972
1x93 - Show 92
February 29, 1972
1x94 - Show 93
March 1, 1972
1x95 - Show 94
March 2, 1972
1x96 - Show 95
March 3, 1972
1x97 - Show 96
March 6, 1972
1x98 - Show 97
March 7, 1972
1x99 - Show 98
March 8, 1972
1x100 - Show 99
March 9, 1972
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