Unproduced 1970s Sesame Street segments

Segments proposed and/or full scripted for Sesame Street during the 1970s, but ultimately never shot. Segments from the first season (which began in 1969) are also included.
==Season 1==
*"Eight Eyed Monster": Ernie finds a sign in the park, warning locals of an eight-eyed monster. Ernie becomes frightened when he then bumps into a monster, but is relieved when he sees it's a nine-eyed monster instead.Script for Episode 0019, provided by trusted source
==Season 6==
*"Cookie and the Three...": In a three-part routine, Cookie Monster encounters objects that come in big, bigger, and biggest sizes (first hats, then toothbrushes, and finally spoons). The biggest item is then used by a small Anything Muppet in a manner that stuns Cookie.Script for Episode 0764, provided by trusted source
==Season 11==
*"Two-Headed Monster: Umbrella": The monster gets caught in a rainstorm, but has only one umbrella. Each head tries to protect himself with it until they agree to share it.Script for Episode 1350, provided by trusted source
==Unknown season==
*"Tips for Tots" was a piece conceived and scripted by Joseph A. Bailey around 1975. Big Bird, armed with a piece of chalk, writes out the letters and numbers that make up Albert Einstein's equation for the mass–energy equivalence, E=mc². However, the show's Research Department passed on it, claiming the segment focused more on the equation itself and neglected to explain its meaning.Bailey, Joseph, Memoirs of a Muppets Writer, pages 62-63
*Bailey additionally came up with a street scene for one of the show's snow-laden story arcs where Super Grover tries (and fails) to help Gordon, Susan, and Maria get the Robinsons' Volkswagen Beetle unstuck from the ice.Bailey, Joseph, Memoirs of a Muppets Writer, pages 58-62 The scene was possibly written for an episode during the season five arc, as it was the only one to involve Frank Oz and his characters on set.
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Category:Unfinished Sesame Street Projects