Curriculumachine - The Slightly Adult Precursor To Pythagoras Switch

Marxy over at Neojaponisme has written a doozy of a post about Curriculumachine, a Japanese children’s series from the 70s.

Inspired in part by the Electric Company, Curriculumachine is inspired retro psychedelic madness dressed up as kids programming. Really awesome stuff. Check out his blog to learn where you can pick up the series on DVD if you dare.

Clip One:

Clip Two:

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2 Responses to “Curriculumachine - The Slightly Adult Precursor To Pythagoras Switch”

  1. Anony says:

    First!

    Also your second clip is the same as the first.

    February 19th, 2008 at 10:08 pm

  2. VanMan says:

    Did Curriculumachine launch any stars like Electric Company did for Morgan Freeman, Rita Moreno, et al?

    February 22nd, 2008 at 8:40 pm

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