1 Sesame Street

1 Sesame Street ( Sesame street ) is a French-American educational television program for children based on the Sesame street , co-produced by TF1 and The Children’s Television Workshop and broadcast from April 3, 1978 at June 24, 1982 sure TF1 .

Original title Sesame street
Kind Youth program
Periodicity Daily
Creation Joan ganz cooney
Lloyd Morrisett
Participants Toccata
Music Jean Morlier
Country Flag of France France
Language French
Number of seasons 4
Number of issues 80
Production
Duration 24 minutes
Image format 4/3 color
Audio format Mono
Production Michel Berthier
Lutrelle Horne
Executive production SFP
Production company The Children’s Television Workshop
TF1
Diffusion
Diffusion TF1
Date of first broadcast 3 April 1978
Last broadcast date 24 June 1982
Advised audience Young audience
Chronology
The Village in the Clouds

Historical

Hello Sesame:

In 1974, Jean-Louis Guillaud , general manager of the third ORTF color channel , entrusted to Christophe Izard adaptation for France of the show educational american Sesame street for the start of the 1974 school year. The show is called Hello Sesame , must last 20 minutes and alternate scenes with sculpted foam puppets and scenes with real characters . With 13 minutes of Sesame street and a 4-minute animal documentary by Pascale breugnot , Christophe Izard must find an idea to fill the remaining 4 minutes. Surrounded by a team of a few people, including Yves Brunier , it then creates the sequence of Children’s Island , with the character of Casimir .

Île aux children:

From the January 6, 1975 Hello Sesame gives way to Children’s Island , which has become a full-fledged show . From January 1975 to 1976, sequences from the American program dubbed into French constitute one of the two modules of the program. Children’s Island , under the title Hello Sesame . The other module being The Universe of Casimir From the start of the 1976 school year, Children’s Island no longer resumes the sequences of Sesame street , but is composed 100% of French productions to form a complete program of 20 minutes .

1, street Sesame:

A second French adaptation, under the name of 1 Sesame Street , was produced and broadcast from 1978 to 1982 on TF1 . It’s a choice of reason, La Une prefers to buy the American concept, rather than let it go to the competition.

In 1992, the dubbed version resumed under the title Open Sesame , sure FR3 , to make room in 2005 for a new adaptation: 5 Sesame Street sure France 5 .

In Quebec, the dubbed version, Sesame , was broadcast from September 1975 on Radio-Canada, and in Belgium from September 1976 on the RTB .

Main characters

Puppets

French team:

American team:

Real characters