Skip Hinnant

Skip Hinnant works The Electric Company as various, the sketch-comedy engine inside CTW's reading hour. Hey, you guys: phonics that slap, literacy variety for kids who had already graduated from Sesame Street. Hinnant is part of a company that treated syllables like stand-up — not a mascot parked beside a letter, a performer making the lesson into a bit that still lands.

The Electric Company ran long enough for Various to become furniture. Skip is why it still photographs as a person. PBS, 1971–1977. s01e01: Show 1 opens CTW's reading hour as sketch. Literacy variety for kids past Sesame: phonics. A 2026 viewer does not need a sidebar. PBS's The Electric Company still uses him at s01e01. Hinnant still belongs in the frame when s01e01 lands: Show 1 opens CTW's reading hour as sketch. Literacy variety for kids past Sesame. The Electric Company on PBS (1971–1977) keeps using him as various.

s02e130 still behaves like a turn because the title is doing work. Show 260 is a second-season tail stake. Mega-list landmark: hundreds of phonics sketches. s03e01 — It's the Teeth is a named third-season door. Sketch-literacy still the brief: the hour. Various remains the assignment. Skip is continuity. s02e130 is the stamp. The Electric Company is the wall it hangs on.

A cast that later looked like a prestige reunion was doing children's television on purpose. On TV Flash he is 1970s PBS craft: the reason a reading hour still photographs as comedy, and the reason the phonics never needed to apologize for being funny.