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DoYouRemember’s Favorite Schoolhouse Rock! Shorts

by Fabrizio Nava

7 years ago

In 1973, ABC premiered its series of animated musical shorts Schoolhouse Rock! The program served as an educational tool, enlightening the minds of children everywhere and instructing them on a variety of topics, from math and science to history, grammar and politics.

Created by commercial advertising executive David McCall of McCaffrey & McCall—who got the idea after watching his son struggling with his multiplication tables—Schoolhouse Rock! originally started out as a print workbook. When that didn’t go well, McCall decided to try producing animated versions of the songs, which he then sold to ABC.

“Three Is a Magic Number,” the first song recorded, was an instant hit, as were several other tunes including “I’m Just a Bill” and “Conjunction Junction.” DoYouRemember looks back at some of our Favorite Schoolhouse Rock! Shorts of All Time.

“Three Is a Magic Number”

“A Noun Is a Person, Place or Thing”

“I’m Just a Bill”

“Preamble”

“Conjunction Junction”

“Interjections!”

 

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