Sesame Street Episode 4040 (Zoe's Tea Party) (2003)
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Season 34 (2002-2003)
Written by: Joey Mazzarino
Production: Monday, November 11, 2002
Air Date: Friday, April 18, 2003
Sponsors: Letter T, Number 0
Segments: "Some Things Are Little, Some Things Are Big" (1996)
Robert De Niro explains to Elmo what an actor is, and proceeds in imagining himself variously as a dog, cabbage, and a clone of Elmo. (2001)
The Number of the Day: 0
The Count's organ vanishes, leaving him with zero organs. He then counts zero elephants, zero yo-yos, and zero gefilte fish. (2002)
A man break-dances around the number 0, disappearing to demonstrate "zero dancer." (2002)
A girl's friend tries to guess how many elephants she saw at the zoo today; the answer is zero. (1997)
"Ooh What a Fabulous Party" (1992)
Prairie Dawn is having a tea party, but Cookie Monster doesn't have an invitation. She offers him the one in her hand, which he eats (as well as her teapot). (2003)
Joe Raposo sings "Everybody Eats". (1991)
Journey to Ernie: Jungle
Big Bird looks for Ernie in the jungle. (2003)
Ernie and Bert: Ernie invites Bert and the viewer to rub their tummy and pat their head, and sings "Rub Your Tummy." (2003)
Hero Guy: Hero Guy and Baby Bear ride a pirate ship, but Baby Bear forgot to draw the water. Fortunately, Hero Guy's tears make the water. (2001)
The Letter of the Day: T
To prevent himself from eating the Letter T Cookie, Cookie Monster disguises it as a hat. He's so hungry, though, that he could eat his own hat. (2002)
Fishes form T/t. (1993)
The letter T at the beach. (1996)
The word TOY is displayed, followed by a wind-up drum-playing panda. (1992)
The Spanish Word of the Day: niño y niña
Professor Grover mistakes the Spanish words for both "boy" and "girl" for "spaghetti". (2003)
Elmo's World: Bicycles (2001)
Original production funding provided by: Life Cereal
McDonald’s Corporation and McDonald’s Restaurants Fund
PNC
United States Department of Education
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Public Television Viewers Like You
Written by: Joey Mazzarino
Production: Monday, November 11, 2002
Air Date: Friday, April 18, 2003
Sponsors: Letter T, Number 0
Segments: "Some Things Are Little, Some Things Are Big" (1996)
Robert De Niro explains to Elmo what an actor is, and proceeds in imagining himself variously as a dog, cabbage, and a clone of Elmo. (2001)
The Number of the Day: 0
The Count's organ vanishes, leaving him with zero organs. He then counts zero elephants, zero yo-yos, and zero gefilte fish. (2002)
A man break-dances around the number 0, disappearing to demonstrate "zero dancer." (2002)
A girl's friend tries to guess how many elephants she saw at the zoo today; the answer is zero. (1997)
"Ooh What a Fabulous Party" (1992)
Prairie Dawn is having a tea party, but Cookie Monster doesn't have an invitation. She offers him the one in her hand, which he eats (as well as her teapot). (2003)
Joe Raposo sings "Everybody Eats". (1991)
Journey to Ernie: Jungle
Big Bird looks for Ernie in the jungle. (2003)
Ernie and Bert: Ernie invites Bert and the viewer to rub their tummy and pat their head, and sings "Rub Your Tummy." (2003)
Hero Guy: Hero Guy and Baby Bear ride a pirate ship, but Baby Bear forgot to draw the water. Fortunately, Hero Guy's tears make the water. (2001)
The Letter of the Day: T
To prevent himself from eating the Letter T Cookie, Cookie Monster disguises it as a hat. He's so hungry, though, that he could eat his own hat. (2002)
Fishes form T/t. (1993)
The letter T at the beach. (1996)
The word TOY is displayed, followed by a wind-up drum-playing panda. (1992)
The Spanish Word of the Day: niño y niña
Professor Grover mistakes the Spanish words for both "boy" and "girl" for "spaghetti". (2003)
Elmo's World: Bicycles (2001)
Original production funding provided by: Life Cereal
McDonald’s Corporation and McDonald’s Restaurants Fund
PNC
United States Department of Education
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Public Television Viewers Like You