The Electric Company (1971)

Immersing children aged 7 to 10 into a world of fun and learning, "The Electric Company" is a vibrant kaleidoscope of educational entertainment. Each episode is a dynamic mosaic of skits, cartoons, and short features, all designed to illuminate fundamental reading concepts. With an unwavering focus on phonics, the show playfully explores sound clusters such as -ly, sh-, and oo-, along with the art of punctuation. Interactivity is a key element, with the audience being drawn in to complete lyrics to catchy tunes, sparking a joyous celebration of language and rhythm. As the show evolved, it introduced a myriad of captivating features such as "Love of Chair", a whimsical parody of "Love of Life" that ran from 1971-1973, and "The Adventures of Letterman" which made its debut in 1972. Adding to the visual feast, iconic cartoon characters like Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner brought their timeless antics to the show in 1973, followed by the introduction of the heroic Spider-Man in 1974. With its eclectic blend of entertainment and education, "The Electric Company" is a delightful journey into the heart of reading, making learning not just accessible, but thoroughly enjoyable.

The Electric Company is a comedy show featuring Rita Moreno.

It is possible to buy The Electric Company on Amazon Video and Apple TV.