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Okay, this is from my era, so perhaps I am biased. I LOVE these videos, and so does the two year old in my life. I remember so many of the sketches, and they're just as great now as they were then. It brings me right back to the good old days. I'm eager for more volumes!!!
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This product is worth every penny. It had SO MANY wonderful clips and songs which brought the memories flooding back to me. I actually started jumping up and down when some of the songs I hadn't heard for years and years came on. I can't wait for them to make volume 2!
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I bought this because I have a toddler daughter who was starting to be exposed to the evil that is Elmo and wanted her to grow up with a Sesame Street that focused on learning and not merchandising.
I love the episodes that are included on this set. I hate that they only include 5 full episodes. It is really inconvenient to have to flip through the "extras" menus just to see some clips that are buried in the episodes without tags, or that were in episodes that didn't merit airing in their entirety. Why couldn't they just have done what every other TV show in the world has done, releasing complete seasons?
In summary, this is a nice stroll down a small stretch of memory lane, but it could have been so much more.
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I enjoyed the original Sesame St shows with my daughter. Now I'm enjoying this dvd with her son!
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I don't know about you, but, as my DVD collection matures, I find myself to be far more interested in watching and collecting vintage television shows on DVD than, say, vintage or current films. Can't explain why--perhaps it's the obscurity of old TV shows and their more pronounced "datedness", which makes them particularily fascinating time-capsules. Anyways, I doubt there will ever be season sets given the sheer amount of repetition (how many thousands of Sesame Street shows were produced?), especially of the interstitials--the animated or pre-recorded segments; hence, the spare bits are given their own "classic cuts" section. For example, the "Doll House" bit ("One, two, two little dolls...") appears twice on the DVD, even though the complete episodes were the premiere episodes for each of the first five seasons. Still, the sheer nostalgia rush of watching "Madrigal Alphabet", "Capital I" and "J Friends" will make purchasing the (hopefully) second volume a no-brainer.
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