Square One Television: Full Ending Theme

[@kimlanglewis152]

You only heard the full ending theme with credits after Mathnet every Friday. I always enjoyed the Friday episodes a lot because of this.

[@tnawcwvictoria]

RIP to Reg E. Cathey August 18, 1958 - February 9, 2018 God Bless You and Thank You for introducing me to the exciting World of Mathematics

[@illbehavoir666]

I miss This show i remember watching this on my 13 inch black & white tv in my room when I was in first grade in 1991. I wish they would bring this back to t.v.

[@tnawcwvictoria]

I LOVE Square One TV, I use to watch this along w/its sister shows Sesame Street, The Electric Company, 3-2-1 Contact, Ghostwriter (The PBS Years) and also other shows like Captain Kangaroo, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, OWL TV, Wonderworks, Reading Rainbow, Bill Nye The Science Guy and even Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? and BTW, this show was on when Classic Concentration, Full House and A Different World were on the air along with Soul Train and America's Top 10 w/Casey Kasem and Wheel of Fortune was still airing on both Daytime (NBC & CBS and back to NBC until 1991) and on Nighttime Syndication (and continues on syndication to this day)

[@pkhty]

May the good lord bless you for putting this video up.I've been searching for this ending song for.........years

[@Dodgerfn5]

For all of us here that grew up with this show as kids in the late 80's and early 90's, why on earth don't they put this on DVD? I mean I loved watching SQ1TV because math was and still is my favorite subject.

[@richardadamson1438]

It's a mystery. I'd pay money for a DVD/Blu-ray compilation of the series and I didn't even grow up with it. I found out about it later.

[@jtomally9681]

God, there is nothing greater.

[@CraigFoye80]

"100% of SQUARE ONE TV is a production of the Children's Television Workshop."

[@Irishstile]

Square One!

[@25FADIII]

My #1 Favorite TV Show on Public Television Stations and the PBS Television Network. SQQQUUUAAARRE ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@96bansheepilot]

I watched this in 6th grade math. About 1990/91. To this day, "where in the world is Carmen San Diego" is a common line in my house!

[@stephanierossi2586]

This comes on before Macneil/Lehrer Newshour came on

[@leemcdonald1342]

I love the Friday episodes. I can listen to this at the end of the Square One episodes.

[@shonster33]

i use to love this show

[@patrickballoonman]

It WAS a cast member; Cynthia Darlow to be exact.

[@Marbles471]

PBS doesn't really have anything for that age group anymore. They focus entirely on early childhood. Square One, 3-2-1 Contact, Ghostwriter, In the Mix...there was a period where they were going after the 8-14 range (to put it broadly), but I guess that audience just went elsewhere over the years. It's too bad.

[@michaelglickman1300]

Probably just couldn't compete against what was airing on Nickelodeon, Disney Channel, and Cartoon Network.

[@nyc78]

Oh wow In The Mix! I loved that show too. I was in high school when that show was running. Their heavier topics and the NYC vibes from it being filmed around NYC appealed to me so much.

[@VBaskin2010]

SQ1TV 4Ever!

[@pbscraze]

This program was made possible by grants from The National Science Foundation, The US Department of Education, The Corporation For Public Broadcasting, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and The Carnegie Corporation Of New York.

[@jwavada]

Corporate funding is provided by IBM. At IBM, we believe education is the key to the future. We are pleased to help support Square One TV as innovative way to introduce young people to the exciting world of mathematics.

[@brianschwartz1372]

John Wavada THIS IS PBS.

[@junyah1]

DONT FORGET VIEWERS LIKE YOU!!!

[@michaelglickman1300]

@@junyah1 That didn't show up until later in the series' run.

[@TeshawnEdmonds]

Revival equivalent: 100% of Square One TV is a presentation of Sesame Workshop (ex-Children's Television Workshop).

[@VBaskin2010]

Or to be more mathmatically pseaking terms , "100% Of the Square One Television Network has been mulitplyed by The Sesame Street Television Workshop!"

[@scottyclayton5604]

Square One looks so cool. My generation never got to see great stuff like this, and never will bc our president cut funding to PBS.

[@tnawcwvictoria]

Yes, for real.

[@Bluetailvappy]

Back when I was young, I used to think the drum solo in the middle of this song was the neatest thing. I would always be banging on the nearest object with the beat.

[@VBaskin2010]

It Was Cindy Darlow Who Said That.

[@scottyclayton5604]

CYNTHIA

[@Amisbro]

@Dodgerfn5 I'm with ya there! My favorite skits where the "Mathnet" portions at the end of each episode but I also loved the "Let's Make a Deal" knock off they did(I think that was called "But who's Counting" if I'm not mistaken) I thoroughly enjoyed this show when I was a kid and I wish they would show it again cos I know I'd watch it if it got brought back

[@tommartin4089]

The Square One TV Full Ending Theme Rolls The Credits On Friday After The Conclusion Of This Weeks Episodes Of Mathnet

[@tnawcwvictoria]

Don Cornelius: and now let's get this Soul Train Party started here with John Rodby and a sound that's gonna make ya wanna move and groove, this is the theme to Square One TV (The 85-93 Set to Soul Train and Square One TV Theme is a Perfect Combination) Don Cornelius: and that's John Rodby with the theme to Square One TV which can been on most PBS Stations across the country and it's produced by the Children's Television Workshop and here to talk about it is one of the stars of Square One TV, Ladies & Gentlemen please show your love for Mr. Reg. E. Cathey (applause) Don: Reg. E.? Reg.: Hey Don, how's it goin' my man? (handshake) Don: Good and You? Reg.: I'm fine, Thank You Dick Clark: and now here to get us started here on The NEW American Bandstand, this is Mr. John Rodby with the theme to Square One TV (The NEW American Bandstand Set at KCET Studios and Square One TV Theme is a Perfect Combo) Dick Clark: That's John Rodby with the theme to Square One TV which can been shown on Public Television's PBS across the USA and it's from the creators of Sesame Street, Electric Company and 3-2-1 Contact and here to talk about it here on the NEW AB is one of the stars of the show, Ladies & Gentlemen, please greet Mr. Larry Cedar (applause) Mr. Clark: How are ya sir? Larry: Fine Dick how are you? (handshake) Mr. Clark: I'm Surviving Larry: That's great Downtown Julie Brown: and now let's get this club started here at CLUB MTV with a theme to a popular PBS show, this one is called Square One TV Downtown Julie Brown: and that's the theme to Square One TV composed by John Rodby and that show can be seen on PBS Public Television Stations across the United States and here to talk about it is one of the stars from SQ1TV, Ladies & Gentlemen Miss Cynthia Darlow (cheers and applause) Cynthia: Hiiii! (smiles and hugs Julie) DJB: How are ya dear? Cynthia: I'm fabulous and you? DJB: I'm fabulous as well, Thank You, Welcome to Club MTV Cynthia: Thank You for having me here, WOW, what a happening place you have here DJB: Why Thank You Very Much Girl (Cynthia Darlow coming out in her Leather Skirt) Andy Gury: and now let's get this Dance Party started with a theme to a PBS show that's a real popular one, this one is the theme to Square One TV Andy Gury: That's the theme to Square One TV which is seen across the USA on PBS Public TV and it's from the people behind Sesame Street and 3-2-1 Contact and here to discuss this series is one of its stars, everyone please welcome Mr. Cris Franco (applause and cheers) Cris: Hiiiii! (laughter) Andy: Hi Cris Cris: Hi Andy (handshake) Andy: How are you sir? Cris: I'm great, Thank You for the invitation Andy: our pleasure Cris Marilyn McCoo: and now with tonight's SOLID GOLD Exclusive, this is John Rodby with the theme to an educational series that can be seen on Public Television and with the help of our Solid Gold Dancers, this is the theme to Square One TV Marilyn McCoo: and that's our SOLID GOLD Exclusive, the theme to Square One TV which can been shown on Public Television's PBS Stations here in the USA and it's from Children's Television Workshop the creative forces behind such shows as Sesame Street, The Electric Company and 3-2-1 Contact and here to talk about the show is one of the stars of Square One TV, Ladies & Gentlemen Mr. Arthur Howard (applause) Marilyn: Hello Arthur Arthur: Well Hello there Marilyn how are you ma'am? (handshake) Marilyn: Good and you? Arthur: Just fine, Thank You for inviting me here, love this set Marilyn: Why Thank You Arthur and you're welcome Martha Quinn: and now here's an MTV Exclusive with the theme to a popular children's show which can been seen on Public Television's PBS and here to join us in this studio is John Rodby composing the theme to Square One TV, take it away John Martha Quinn: Thank You John Rodby, that's the theme to Square One TV which can be seen on PBS Public Television Stations across the country and it's created by CTW Children's Television Workshop the people behind 3-2-1 Contact, Electric Company and Sesame Street and here to talk about it is one of the stars here in New York City where the show is also taped let's welcome Luisa Lechin Martha: What's Up Luisa? Luisa: Hello Martha how are you darling? (hug) Martha: Doin' fine Thank You Welcome to MTV Luisa: Thank You for inviting me Martha: our pleasure Rick Dees: and now it's time for our Weekly Top 40 Special Premiere with the theme to an upcoming series on PBS, this is John Rodby and the theme to Square One TV Rick Dees: That is the theme to Square One TV and that show can been seen on PBS Public TV across the nation and here to talk about it are the stars from a Square One TV segment called Mathnet and they are Miss Beverly Leech who plays Kate Monday and Joe Howard who plays her partner/sidekick George Frankly Beverly & Joe: Hi Rick Rick: Hi how's it goin' you 2? Beverly: Going Well Thank You Joe: Never Felt Better (George Frankly laugh) Rick: There's the George Frankly Laugh (Beverly & Joe laughing) Casey Kasem: and now, it's time for our America's Top 10 Extra, it's time to a popular educational series on Public Television Stations, here is John Rodby with the theme to Square One TV Casey Kasem: That's our AT10 EXTRA, the theme to popular educational series Square One TV which can be seen on PBS-Public Broadcasting Service and it's from Children Television Workshop the creative people behind Sesame Street, The Electric Company and 3-2-1 Contact and here to talk about this series is one of it stars, here is she Miss Beverly Mickins Casey: Beverly? Beverly: Hi Casey, how are you doing today? Casey: Doing Well Thank You

[@mysticgirl916]

And on... and on... and on... and on...

[@biglalways]

As soon as they stop airing these show's my brain stopped working.

[@luckyc120]

sex stuff, degrassi, drugs, sex, did i mention degrassi! and uneducational crap...it sucks i really learned a lot and enjoyed shows like these

[@thefirefighter2011]

@Wheeloffortunefan999 Joe Raposo?

[@BenJabituya]

100% of Square One TV is a production of Sesame Workshop.

[@MMara2]

@abcfan72 I believe The Electric Company is back on in a new format.

[@Marbles471]

@SQ1Fan And of course, Electric Company never had a show-within-a-show like SQ1 had. Mathnet's tone could get surprisingly urgent considering all the silliness that surrounded it. XD EC went off the air when I was barely even talking----if KZbin hadn't happened to pop up, I wouldn't know anything about it other than that it was a show that once existed.

[@jeremysimpson8858]

0:44

[@cindytaylor9118]

Kate and George are in Los Angeles and New York city

[@Ian16545]

Yeah, but when _I_ watched them, I was only in preschool then!

[@luckyc120]

PLEASE!!!! tell me why they dont make good educational shows anymore! these are the kinda shows that got me into math and history....and have now leaded me into majoring in accounting at college

[@kimlanglewis152]

Back then when we watched these shows as kids, it was about educating us through very innovative ways. Every show had something you can learn. Math and History was Square one's staple. Sesame street is still a good all around to learn numbers and more. Mister Rogers Neighborhood dealt with a lot of different topics but mainly how to deal and be kind to people........your neighbor. Then you had shows like Reading Rainbow which encouraged you to pick up a book, let your imagination run wild and be excited about reading. Unfortunately, now everything is about an agenda and indoctrinating.

[@jeremysimpson8858]

0:36 0:44

[@megamanfan3]

I seem to remember Square One for some awkward reason, despite it being short-lived in my own viewpoint. Don't know about you, though.

[@maxabeles]

join the club

[@Wheeloffortunefan999]

do any of u know who composed this>

[@michaelglickman1300]

Probably John Rodby.

[@tnawcwvictoria]

@@michaelglickman1300 It is John Rodby

[@michaelglickman1300]

@@tnawcwvictoria So it is.

[@OneWeirdDude]

@KikiG1rl Cynthia or Luisa would by my first guesses.