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'''''Cory's Learning Corner''''' was a series of one-minute learning segments for children on public television nationwide, through select stations by American Public Television and PBS. | '''''Cory's Learning Corner''''' was a series of one-minute learning segments for children on public television nationwide, through select stations by American Public Television and PBS. Not too much is known, but the segments star Cory the Clown as portrayed by Cory Riback who discusses an educational subject such as science, travel, animals, cooking, and safety, before signing off by announcing his website. Some segments even feature celebrity guest stars discussing topics they are passionate about. They mostly aired in-between the main shows as early as the late 90s and as late as the early 2000s. | ||
==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
At least [https://web.archive.org/web/20030620180642/http://www.coryslearningcorner.com/Episodes.html 26 episodes] have been documented on the official website, but almost all of them are completely lost, with no clue as to where they are or if they'll ever be made available to the public eye again. | |||
Only four episodes has been recovered so far: the first one on YouTube (via a camcorder recording) from a 1999 program break on the local Philadelphia channel WYBE (which aired syndicated shows distributed by APT at the time, including "Big Comfy Couch"). Three additional segments have been found on [https://www.thebash.com/clown/cory-the-clown this website] with one episode featuring Betty White, and another featuring Aaron Neville. | Only four episodes has been recovered so far: the first one on YouTube (via a camcorder recording) from a 1999 program break on the local Philadelphia channel WYBE (which aired syndicated shows distributed by APT at the time, including "Big Comfy Couch"). Three additional segments have been found on [https://www.thebash.com/clown/cory-the-clown this website] with one episode featuring Betty White, and another featuring Aaron Neville. | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20030610063708/http://www.coryslearningcorner.com/ Archived link to the now-defunct official website.] | |||
*[https://www.thebash.com/clown/cory-the-clown The three additional segments found.] | *[https://www.thebash.com/clown/cory-the-clown The three additional segments found.] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:18, 7 March 2023
Title card of the segments.
Status: Partially Found
Cory's Learning Corner was a series of one-minute learning segments for children on public television nationwide, through select stations by American Public Television and PBS. Not too much is known, but the segments star Cory the Clown as portrayed by Cory Riback who discusses an educational subject such as science, travel, animals, cooking, and safety, before signing off by announcing his website. Some segments even feature celebrity guest stars discussing topics they are passionate about. They mostly aired in-between the main shows as early as the late 90s and as late as the early 2000s.
Availability
At least 26 episodes have been documented on the official website, but almost all of them are completely lost, with no clue as to where they are or if they'll ever be made available to the public eye again.
Only four episodes has been recovered so far: the first one on YouTube (via a camcorder recording) from a 1999 program break on the local Philadelphia channel WYBE (which aired syndicated shows distributed by APT at the time, including "Big Comfy Couch"). Three additional segments have been found on this website with one episode featuring Betty White, and another featuring Aaron Neville.