Created in the 1970s by what was then the Mississippi Authority for Educational Television, The Clyde Frog Show featured the misadventures of a lively green frog to help kids understand important topics like emotional health, personal choices, safety, and self-understanding. Using brief, story-based segments and easy-to-follow narration, the show quickly found its place as a trusted learning tool in schools and households nationwide.

Clyde Frog’s unique approach to emotional education was groundbreaking at the time. Episodes featured lessons on peer pressure, honesty, anxiety, and emotions —all told with a gentle tone and relatable characters. Although many years have passed, the messages remain timeless, highlighting Clyde Frog’s charm while demonstrating the lasting impact of public broadcasting on educating young minds.

Whether you grew up with Clyde Frog, saw him on South Park, or are discovering him for the first time, these episodes are a fun and meaningful way to revisit a Mississippi-made treasure. So hop back in time and relive a piece of Mississippi’s educational TV history.