The Electric Company: Season 2
Season 2 Lore Primer
Key plot threads, lore context, and character stakes you need to remember before diving into this season.
- Directly follows the overarching narrative developments of The Electric Company Season 1.
- Faction dynamics and core character alliances shift under escalating external stakes.
- Crucial mysteries introduced previously reach key turning points and narrative reckonings.
- Sets up serialized story arcs that build directly toward the climactic season finale.
Episode Guide
Season 2 Progress Shield
Show 150
Nov 17, 1972
Favorite word: Wand graphic win wind showing a couple an apartment rich couple at a resaurant 'Waiter, I want water!' Switch/swim/swing Easy Reader 'wall full of word
Show 173
Dec 20, 1972
Closing: Tune in next time as Crank says - (""Stand back!"") This entry was provided by Peter Smith.
Show 201
Jan 29, 1973
The sound of V, the consonant digraph sh, and Silent E with a are highlighted.
Show 202
Jan 30, 1973
Hard C sound, vowel pair ue, and the consonant digraph wh- are highlighted. This episode features a sight word: supermarket.
Show 203
Jan 31, 1973
The consonant P leads to the consonant blend pr-. After the long A is heard in vowel pairs ai and ay, the program winds down with the double P, comparing supper to Super. This ep
Show 204
Feb 1, 1973
The consonant H, the ending consonant blend -ld, and the two sounds of the vowel digraph ow are featured, as is silent e with i.
Show 205
Feb 2, 1973
The consonant L leads to the ending consonant blend -lt. The two sounds of the vowel pair ie follow, as does the consonant digraph ph, the plural s, and quotation marks.
Show 206
Feb 5, 1973
The consonant S leads to the consonant blend sn- and the vowel pair ee.
Show 207
Feb 6, 1973
The consonant K leads to the consonant blend sk. Also featured is the long oo and the ending sound -alk.
Show 208
Feb 7, 1973
The short O sound, the consonant blend sp, the vowel pair ea, the suffix -ed, and silent E with O are featured. Closing the proceedings: punctuation.
Show 209
Feb 8, 1973
The consonant R leads to the consonant blend br-. Following that is the vowel pair ow as in brown, the consonant digraph ch and the suffix -ing.
Show 210
Feb 9, 1973
The program begins with the combinations qu-, the consonant blend st, and the vowel pair ai. A large suffix, -tion, is highlighted. Closing the proceedings: silent e and punctuat
Show 227
Mar 6, 1973
Bag g grease song ea Easy Reader and Lorelei sing about LY silent e punctuation song love of chair
Show 232
Mar 13, 1973
Jump! J jet if Here's Cooking at you dinner/diner Fargo north: Your Dinner is Bitter Diddle Diddle A very short book: The Little Dutch Boy Love of chair