Sesame Street - What tool do you use?

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  • Опубліковано 19 лис 2007
  • Here is a simple cartoon from episode 573 about what tool to use when sawing two pieces of wood and how sawing is done. I wonder what tool is used to saw something.
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  • @jareddicarlo7816
    @jareddicarlo7816 4 роки тому +2

    I think the animator is Jim Simon, better known on Sesame Street for his “Loaf of Bread” cartoon

  • @culpit
    @culpit 16 років тому +2

    This looks like the same kind of animation used for those Vegetable Soup openings. Very cool!

  • @Smartboy8877
    @Smartboy8877 12 років тому +1

    @DiAnno13
    I am not sure if I ever saw this one either.

  • @briansheil9763
    @briansheil9763 6 років тому

    Any other clips with these guys? Besides the wallpaper, of course.

  • @Smartboy8877
    @Smartboy8877 12 років тому

    @muppetfan33
    Well, at least You Tube is here to give us both a chance to see this and many other wonderful things!

  • @muppetfan33
    @muppetfan33 12 років тому

    @Smartboy8877 Nor I.

  • @motherbrain86
    @motherbrain86 14 років тому

    NOT SO FAST KID!!!!
    SUPER LOL

  • @diesfaustus
    @diesfaustus 16 років тому +1

    Oh, do I remember these cartoons! They first appeared in Season 4 and they only lasted for about three years. The animation looks as if it came from the same company that produced the "loaf of bread, container of milk, stick of butter" cartoon. Nevertheless, I found these incredibly weird, and not particularly well done because I found that short guy's demeanour irritating!

  • @Marbles471
    @Marbles471 13 років тому +1

    This is just so WEIRD. Everything about it is weird. The designs are weird. The tone is weird. Even the guy's creepy laugh at the end is weird. Some of Jim Simon's other Sesame Street films are strange in a friendly way, but this one is very cold. And that's why old Sesame Street is so interesting----its tone could vary all over the place. I'm not surprised this didn't last long, as they seemed to try to keep things on the warmer side later on.