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00:00:01Hi, I'm Murray from Sesame Street, and I'm looking for the word on the street.
00:00:06What's the word on the street?
00:00:08Cheer!
00:00:09Do you know what the word cheer means?
00:00:11Yelling for somebody, supporting somebody.
00:00:13Let's go, team!
00:00:15Let's go, team!
00:00:16Cheer is like when you say, hurr!
00:00:19Go, go, go, go, go!
00:00:22Yeah!
00:00:23Give me a cheer!
00:00:25Yeah!
00:00:27Cheer!
00:00:27That's the word on the street!
00:00:30Woo!
00:01:00Happy birthday, that's what we need!
00:01:05Can you tell me how to get, how to get to the street?
00:01:09Look, it's Super Grover!
00:01:11Can you tell me how to get, how to get to the street?
00:01:16Oh, hi, Maddie!
00:01:26Hi!
00:01:27Hi!
00:01:27Hi!
00:01:27Welcome to Sesame Street!
00:01:40Elmo's trying to bounce this ball three times in a row.
00:01:41So far, Elmo can do two bounces, but Elmo's going to try for three.
00:01:47Watch!
00:01:47One, bounce, two bounce.
00:01:49Oh!
00:01:50Oh!
00:01:51Oh, boy.
00:01:53This is harder than Elmo thought!
00:01:54A zip, and a zip, and a zip-a-dee-doo!
00:01:59My name's Zoe, and I'll cheer for you!
00:02:03Yay, Elmo!
00:02:05Ha ha ha!
00:02:06Zoe, what are you doing?
00:02:08What are those big, fancy, fluffy, puffy things?
00:02:11Oh, these are pom-poms!
00:02:14All cheerleaders have pom-poms, and I am a cheerleader!
00:02:18Yay, cheerleaders!
00:02:21Ha ha ha!
00:02:22A cheerleader!
00:02:23Yeah.
00:02:24Um, what's a, what's a cheerleader?
00:02:26Oh, oh, a cheerleader's a person who cheers for you and says yay when you're trying to do something.
00:02:33Yeah, like, like, well, what are you trying to do?
00:02:36Oh, Zoe, Elmo's trying to bounce this ball three times in a row.
00:02:39But Elmo's having trouble.
00:02:42Oh, okay, Elmo.
00:02:43Well, what you need is a cheerleader.
00:02:46You bounce, and I'll cheer!
00:02:48Ready?
00:02:49Okay.
00:02:50One bounce!
00:02:52Easy as can see!
00:02:54Two bounces!
00:02:55Yeah!
00:02:56Better than I can see!
00:02:57With one more bounce, you'll make it three!
00:03:01One, two, three!
00:03:03Oh!
00:03:04Yay, Elmo!
00:03:07Elmo did it!
00:03:08Elmo bounced the ball three times in a row!
00:03:11Yay, Elmo!
00:03:14Yay!
00:03:15Oh, thank you, Zoe.
00:03:16See?
00:03:17All you needed was a cheerleader.
00:03:20Yeah, you were right.
00:03:21Yep.
00:03:21Hey, hey, do you want me to cheer for you some more?
00:03:24Well, what would Elmo really like is to be a cheerleader, just like Zoe.
00:03:29Sure, Elmo.
00:03:31You just have to try out.
00:03:33Try out?
00:03:34Yeah, to see if you can do all the stuff we cheerleaders do.
00:03:38Huh?
00:03:38Like, um, can you yell really, really loud?
00:03:42Like this?
00:03:45Yay, Elmo!
00:03:48Whoa, great!
00:03:49That was really, really loud!
00:03:52Now, can you jump really high?
00:03:54Or Elmo will try.
00:03:56One, two, three.
00:03:58Whoa!
00:03:58Whoa!
00:03:58Whoa!
00:04:00Sorry, Zoe.
00:04:01That's okay.
00:04:02How was that?
00:04:03That was great!
00:04:04Oh, cool!
00:04:05That was really high!
00:04:06Congratulations!
00:04:08You are an official Sesame Street cheerleader!
00:04:11Oh, yay!
00:04:12Oh, wait, wait, wait a minute, Zoe.
00:04:14What?
00:04:14But Elmo doesn't have any pom-poms.
00:04:16Oh.
00:04:17Elmo really needs pom-poms.
00:04:19Yep.
00:04:19No problem.
00:04:21Okay.
00:04:22Here you go.
00:04:23Whoa!
00:04:23Yay!
00:04:24Elmo has pom-poms.
00:04:26Yeah!
00:04:27Elmo's a cheerleader.
00:04:28Right!
00:04:28Yay!
00:04:29Come on, cheerleader.
00:04:31Let's go find someone to cheer.
00:04:33Okay.
00:04:34Look in here, look in here.
00:04:36Look in for someone we can cheer.
00:04:38Yay!
00:04:39Cheerleaders!
00:04:40Yay!
00:04:42Sis, boom, ba!
00:04:44Sis, boom, ba!
00:04:45Sis, boom, ba!
00:04:47Sis, boom, ba!
00:04:48Jump, jump, jump, jump!
00:04:50Oh!
00:04:51Kelly!
00:04:52Hi, Kelly!
00:04:52Oh, hi, hi, hi, guys.
00:04:54What you doing?
00:04:55Oh, I'm trying a new trick.
00:04:57I'm trying to boing on my pogo stick three times while keeping a triangle on my head.
00:05:02Boy, that sounds hard.
00:05:03Oh, yeah, it is.
00:05:05Nobody's ever done this before.
00:05:06If I can do it, I'll be in the Guinness Book of Triangle Records.
00:05:11But I'm having a hard time keeping the triangle on my head.
00:05:15Watch this.
00:05:16All right.
00:05:17Oh, see, it keeps falling off.
00:05:21Oh, oh, oh, Kelly, Kelly, you know what you need?
00:05:24A flatter head?
00:05:26No!
00:05:27I don't think so.
00:05:29You need a cheerleader.
00:05:32A what?
00:05:33Somebody to cheer for you.
00:05:34You think so?
00:05:35But gosh, where in the world am I going to find a cheerleader?
00:05:39Ta-da!
00:05:40Oh, Elmo and Zoe can cheer for Kenny.
00:05:43Really?
00:05:44Yeah.
00:05:45As soon as we think up a cheer.
00:05:47Okay.
00:05:47Yeah, that's a good idea.
00:05:49Okay.
00:05:50Okay, okay, okay, okay, we're ready.
00:05:53Ready.
00:05:54Going away, Tully!
00:05:57Get up in the morning, get out of your bed.
00:06:00Coco stick with a triangle on your head.
00:06:05It's all for one, on for two, on for three, we're going to go.
00:06:08Yay, Tully!
00:06:11Whoa, thanks, I did it.
00:06:13That's great.
00:06:13Cheerleading made all the difference.
00:06:16And now I'll be in the Guinness Book of Triangle Records.
00:06:19Thanks.
00:06:20Oh, you're welcome, Tully.
00:06:23Hey, come on, Elmo.
00:06:24Let's find somebody else to cheer.
00:06:26Oh, okay.
00:06:27Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait.
00:06:28That cheerleading looks like so much fun.
00:06:30Do you think maybe I could be a cheerleader too?
00:06:33Well, sure, why not?
00:06:35But first, Tully has to try out.
00:06:38Yeah.
00:06:39Can Tully yell really loud?
00:06:41You mean like this?
00:06:42Yay!
00:06:44Wow!
00:06:45Oh, yeah, that's loud all right.
00:06:47Yeah.
00:06:48And can you jump really high?
00:06:50Jump?
00:06:51Sure.
00:06:51How's this?
00:06:52Let's see.
00:06:53One, two.
00:06:54Yay!
00:06:55Oh, wow, wow.
00:06:57Oh, my goodness.
00:06:59Yes, boy.
00:07:02We're very, very jumpy, Tully.
00:07:04So, can I be a cheerleader?
00:07:05Uh...
00:07:06Elmo has one more question.
00:07:10Oh, oh.
00:07:11Okay.
00:07:12Tully, Monster, you are now an official Sesame Street cheerleader.
00:07:17I am?
00:07:18Oh, golly.
00:07:19I never dreamed.
00:07:20I...
00:07:21But wait, I don't have any pom-poms.
00:07:25Oh, coming right up.
00:07:29There you go.
00:07:31Whoa, pom-poms.
00:07:33Wow, now I really am a cheerleader.
00:07:37Yeah.
00:07:38Well, come on, cheerleaders.
00:07:39Let's go find someone to cheer.
00:07:42Right.
00:07:43Looking there.
00:07:44Looking there.
00:07:45Looking for someone we can cheer.
00:07:46Yay!
00:07:48Cheerleaders!
00:07:49Where are you?
00:07:50Tully, this way.
00:07:51Oh.
00:07:52You gonna move?
00:08:07Shh.
00:08:08I'm thinking.
00:08:10Alan and Gordon, they're the best.
00:08:17Playing in the tiny game of chess.
00:08:20Give me an A.
00:08:21A.
00:08:22Give me an L.
00:08:23A.
00:08:23Give me another A.
00:08:25A.
00:08:25Give me an N.
00:08:26A.
00:08:27What's that spell?
00:08:28I don't know.
00:08:29What was that?
00:08:30Oh, no, I forgot.
00:08:32Hey, hey, it spells Alan.
00:08:34What?
00:08:35Alan, my name.
00:08:37Oh.
00:08:37Oh, yes.
00:08:38Alan.
00:08:38Yes, that makes sense.
00:08:40Yeah, but what is this?
00:08:42What's going on?
00:08:43What are you guys doing?
00:08:44We are the official Sesame Street cheerleaders!
00:08:47Yeah!
00:08:48Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:08:49We saw you were playing a game,
00:08:51so we thought we'd come and cheer you up.
00:08:53Yay!
00:08:54That's very nice of you guys,
00:08:57but it's a little loud.
00:09:00Oh, no, no.
00:09:01You guys, chess is a quiet game.
00:09:03We have to be able to think and concentrate.
00:09:06Oh.
00:09:07We didn't know that!
00:09:10Right.
00:09:11We're sorry.
00:09:12Yeah, yeah.
00:09:12We won't do it again.
00:09:13No, we promise.
00:09:15Yeah.
00:09:15We promise.
00:09:16Yeah, yeah, I mean, we appreciate it,
00:09:18but thanks anyway.
00:09:21Okay.
00:09:22Okay.
00:09:22All right.
00:09:23Yeah.
00:09:24Alan and Gordon,
00:09:31they're the best
00:09:32playing exciting
00:09:34game of chess.
00:09:35Give me an A.
00:09:37A.
00:09:37Give me an L.
00:09:38A.
00:09:39Give me an A.
00:09:40What?
00:09:41What?
00:09:41What?
00:09:41What?
00:09:41No.
00:09:42No?
00:09:42No O?
00:09:43No, that's no good, you guys.
00:09:44But we were quiet that time.
00:09:45Yeah.
00:09:46We didn't cheer loud.
00:09:47We cheer quiet.
00:09:48Yeah.
00:09:48Right, right.
00:09:49But not quiet enough.
00:09:52Oh.
00:09:52You see, we have to be able to think.
00:09:55Yeah.
00:09:55Oh.
00:09:56What?
00:09:57Yeah, and for chess, you need it really, really quiet.
00:10:00Yeah.
00:10:00Like, no talking at all.
00:10:04Oh!
00:10:05Sorry!
00:10:06Sorry!
00:10:06Sorry!
00:10:07Sorry!
00:10:08You got it.
00:10:08We got it.
00:10:08We got it.
00:10:09Okay.
00:10:09All right.
00:10:11Shh.
00:10:11Shh.
00:10:11Shh.
00:10:12Shh.
00:10:12Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what would that be?
00:10:29Uh, no cheering at all, huh?
00:10:34No cheering at all.
00:10:35See, chess is not one of those games you cheer for.
00:10:42There are some things you cheer for and some things you don't.
00:10:46Yeah, that's right.
00:10:47Yeah, football?
00:10:48Yes.
00:10:49Okay.
00:10:50Chess?
00:10:51No.
00:10:52Okay.
00:10:53Okay, Sesame Street cheerleaders, let's just find something we can cheer for.
00:10:57Okay.
00:10:58Okay.
00:10:59Sounds great.
00:11:00Okay.
00:11:01Have a good game.
00:11:02Bye.
00:11:03Enjoy playing chess.
00:11:05Okay.
00:11:06Oh, boy.
00:11:07All right.
00:11:12Oh, they're gone.
00:11:13They're gone.
00:11:14Oh, boy.
00:11:15Oh, anybody need a cheerleader?
00:11:17Cheerleaders.
00:11:18Three cheerleaders.
00:11:19No waiting.
00:11:20Hey, hey, hey, hey.
00:11:21Maria, Maria, Maria.
00:11:22Do you need a cheerleader?
00:11:23Hey, there's Maria.
00:11:24She's the most when you need a piece of toast.
00:11:27Yay!
00:11:28Sorry, guys.
00:11:29Sorry, guys.
00:11:30Sorry, guys.
00:11:31No time for cheerleading.
00:11:32I got to work.
00:11:33Mrs. Zelnick needs her toast to fix right away.
00:11:34Oh, too bad.
00:11:35Oh, a chicken.
00:11:36It's a chicken.
00:11:37Chicken.
00:11:38Do you need cheerleaders?
00:11:39Yeah, yeah.
00:11:40Hey, there, chicken full of feathers.
00:11:41We can cheer in any weather.
00:11:42Yay!
00:11:43Chicken!
00:11:44Yay!
00:11:45Chicken!
00:11:46It's a chicken!
00:11:47Chicken, do you need cheerleading?
00:11:48Yeah, yeah.
00:11:49Hey, there, chicken full of feathers.
00:11:52We can cheer in any weather.
00:11:55Yay!
00:11:56Chicken!
00:11:57Oh, you're late to your violin lesson?
00:11:59Okay, sure, sure, never mind.
00:12:00Go on, go on.
00:12:01See ya.
00:12:02Bye, little chicken.
00:12:03Bye, chicken.
00:12:04Aw.
00:12:05Now what are we gonna do?
00:12:06We can't find anybody to cheer for.
00:12:07I guess we can't be cheerleaders anymore.
00:12:08I really like cheering.
00:12:09I'll make you.
00:12:10Now we won't be able to say, give me an A.
00:12:26A.
00:12:27Then we won't be able to say, hip, hip.
00:12:30Hooray.
00:12:31Hooray.
00:12:32Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:12:33Just because there's no one to cheer for,
00:12:35Doesn't mean we have to stop cheering.
00:12:38Yeah, but, Elmo, we're cheerleaders.
00:12:41We gotta cheer for something.
00:12:43Well, we could cheer for ourselves.
00:12:46Huh?
00:12:47Cheer for ourselves?
00:12:48Yeah.
00:12:48Oh, sure, sure, he's right.
00:12:50For the Sesame Street cheerleaders.
00:12:53That's so crazy.
00:12:54It just might work.
00:12:56Yeah, let's do it.
00:12:57Yeah.
00:13:00We're the Sesame Street cheerleaders.
00:13:03No one trust me, powder.
00:13:04And if you can not hear us, we'll cheer a little louder.
00:13:07Yay!
00:13:09Let's do it again.
00:13:10We're the Sesame Street cheerleaders.
00:13:12No one trust me, powder.
00:13:14And if you can not hear us, we'll cheer a little louder.
00:13:17Yay!
00:13:20Whoa.
00:13:20Hello.
00:13:21Hey.
00:13:21Whoa.
00:13:22We could use someone to cheer for us.
00:13:24Yeah, let's go.
00:13:25We're playing football.
00:13:27Well, we'll cheer for you.
00:13:28Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:13:29It's what we do.
00:13:31Yeah.
00:13:32Chesno, football, yes.
00:13:33Oh, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:13:35Who are you going to cheer for, the penguins?
00:13:37Or the sheep?
00:13:40The penguins?
00:13:41Or the ambush sheep?
00:13:45Huh?
00:13:46That's right.
00:13:47The Sesame Street cheerleaders cheer for everybody.
00:13:50Yay!
00:13:51Here we go.
00:13:53Cheer for sheep.
00:13:55Cheer for penguins.
00:13:57Cheer for six, eight, nine, and penguins.
00:14:00Yay, penguins.
00:14:01Yay, sheep.
00:14:03Six, two, three, four.
00:14:12Break it down, right?
00:14:18Let's take it up.
00:14:20Up.
00:14:22Up.
00:14:23Up.
00:14:24Let's take it down.
00:14:26Down.
00:14:27Down.
00:14:28Down.
00:14:29Let's take it slow.
00:14:32Slow.
00:14:34Slow.
00:14:36Let's take it fast.
00:14:39Back.
00:14:40Back.
00:14:42Back.
00:14:43Back.
00:14:44Back.
00:14:46Switch it all around now.
00:14:47Switch it all around now.
00:14:48Switch it all around now.
00:14:49Switch it all around now.
00:14:50Switch.
00:14:51Switch.
00:14:52Switch.
00:14:53Switch.
00:14:54Switch.
00:14:55Switch.
00:14:56Switch.
00:14:57Switch.
00:14:58And jump!
00:15:01To the plate!
00:15:04Take it back!
00:15:20Noodles and eggs!
00:15:28To the plate!
00:15:31Let's go!
00:15:34In the water!
00:15:37To the plate!
00:15:40To the plate!
00:15:41To the plate!
00:15:46To the plate!
00:15:49To the plate!
00:15:53On the plate!
00:15:56Hmm.
00:15:57Uh-uh-uh.
00:15:59Hmm-hmm.
00:16:03Hmm.
00:16:07Uh-uh-uh-uh.
00:16:09Hmm-hmm.
00:16:10Hey, Dante, guess what else I'm learning?
00:16:33I am learning my alphabet.
00:16:37Yes, I am.
00:16:38Do you know it?
00:16:39No.
00:16:39You don't?
00:16:41That's so exciting.
00:16:43I know it.
00:16:44Oh, you do?
00:16:45Okay.
00:16:46Well, you want to teach it to each other?
00:16:48Okay, you start.
00:16:50A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z.
00:17:07Now I know my A, B, C, next time won't you sing with me?
00:17:15I'm gonna.
00:17:17That was fun.
00:17:18That was fun learning the alphabet with my new friend.
00:17:21A is for antelope.
00:17:31A is for antelope.
00:17:31A.
00:17:31And B is for baboon.
00:17:35B, baboon.
00:17:37C is for cheetah running underneath the moon.
00:17:44D is for duck and don't forget.
00:17:46D is for duck and don't forget.
00:17:48E is for elephant.
00:17:49Get set.
00:17:51Elephant, get set.
00:17:52It's the African animal alphabet.
00:17:59F is frequently for frog.
00:18:02F for frog.
00:18:03And G is for giraffe.
00:18:06G, giraffe.
00:18:08H is hippopotamus.
00:18:10Here's a laugh.
00:18:13I is for ibis.
00:18:15That's a bird.
00:18:16Ibis, that's a bird.
00:18:18J is gerboa.
00:18:19Grand new words.
00:18:20Gerboa, brand new words.
00:18:22In the African animal alphabet.
00:18:28Then there's King Fisher.
00:18:30That starts with K.
00:18:32K.
00:18:33M is for lizard.
00:18:35L.
00:18:35Now we're halfway.
00:18:37M is for monkey.
00:18:40M-a-m-monkey.
00:18:41N is for newt.
00:18:44M-a-newt.
00:18:46O is for mocapi.
00:18:48Mocapi.
00:18:50P is for peacock.
00:18:52Peacock.
00:18:53He's a beaut.
00:18:54Q is for queen bee.
00:18:56Queen bee.
00:18:58And R is nice for rabbit.
00:19:01R, rabbit.
00:19:02And for salamander, S is still the habit.
00:19:06S, salamander.
00:19:07T is for tiger.
00:19:09T is for tiger, what a cat.
00:19:11T, tiger, what a cat.
00:19:12U is for umberbird, what's that?
00:19:15Umberbird, what's that?
00:19:17It's the African animal alphabet.
00:19:20Vipers starts with V.
00:19:23B-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b.
00:19:25And warthog W.
00:19:28Warthog W.
00:19:30And for xeris only letter x will do.
00:19:33X for xeris.
00:19:35Y is for yak and yes my friend.
00:19:39Yak, yes my friend.
00:19:40C is for zebra at the end.
00:19:43G at the end.
00:19:44Of the African animal alphabet.
00:19:48Yes.
00:19:49The African animal alphabet.
00:19:55Hello, Prairie Dawn here.
00:19:58And it is time once again for the letter of the day.
00:20:01Cookie, cookie.
00:20:04Hello, Cookie Monster.
00:20:05Cookie, cookie, cookie.
00:20:06Stop, stop, stop.
00:20:07This is not a cookie.
00:20:08It is the letter of the day.
00:20:10That look like cookie.
00:20:13No, no, no.
00:20:14It doesn't look anything like a cookie.
00:20:16It is the letter E.
00:20:18See, look, Cookie Monster.
00:20:19Look, it has one line going down and three short lines going across.
00:20:25The letter E.
00:20:26Oh, but that smell like cookie.
00:20:29It does?
00:20:30Oh, that's terrific.
00:20:32No, no, no, no, no.
00:20:34It doesn't smell.
00:20:35In fact, it has no smell at all.
00:20:37Because it is not a cookie.
00:20:39It is the letter E.
00:20:42Okay?
00:20:42The letter E.
00:20:43Prairie.
00:20:44What?
00:20:45Me know.
00:20:47What?
00:20:47You know?
00:20:48Me know that not cookie.
00:20:50Really?
00:20:52Me just pretending.
00:20:54Oh, you're just pretending.
00:20:56Yeah.
00:20:57He, he, he, he, he.
00:20:58So you know it's not a cookie.
00:21:01Of course me know it's not real cookie.
00:21:03What do you think?
00:21:04Oh, well, you know, I thought I thought you'd...
00:21:05Me know it's letter E.
00:21:07Right.
00:21:07Yeah, and that's start words like, uh, oh, me take, uh, oh, eat.
00:21:11Eat.
00:21:12Yeah, and, uh, egg.
00:21:14Egg.
00:21:14Yeah, and elephant.
00:21:16Oh, an elephant.
00:21:18Excellent, excellent cookie monster.
00:21:20Me just pretending it's cookie.
00:21:23Okay.
00:21:24Yeah, with, uh, yummy chocolate jippies on it.
00:21:29Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:21:30Oh, and delicious sprinkles.
00:21:33Wait a minute.
00:21:34And delectable vanilla icing.
00:21:37Cookie, cookie, no, no, no, no, no.
00:21:39Cookie monster.
00:21:41Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:21:43That is not a cookie.
00:21:45It was the letter of the day.
00:21:47E, remember?
00:21:49What can me say?
00:21:50Me have, uh, me have great imagination.
00:21:55I'm going to imagine this never happened.
00:21:59Mm.
00:22:04E.
00:22:12E.
00:22:18Oh, no, no, no.
00:22:21Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:22:22What?
00:22:27E.
00:22:27E.
00:22:29E.
00:22:30E.
00:22:31E.
00:22:32E.
00:22:33ヽ ノ
00:22:39ヽ ノ
00:22:46ノ
00:22:51ヽ ノ
00:23:03Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
00:23:12Hey, hey, hey, where did everybody go?
00:23:15Oh, hello there.
00:23:17It is I, your very cute and furry pal Grover.
00:23:20I just danced all the way back from Russia.
00:23:23And believe me, that calls for some very fancy footwork.
00:23:30I will have to soak those later.
00:23:31Now, some of you may be asking, why?
00:23:35Why did Grover dance all the way back from Russia?
00:23:38After all, Russia is a very long, long way from Sesame Street.
00:23:43Why dance when you can take a taxi?
00:23:44Well, I will tell you.
00:23:47On second thought, why tell you when I can show you.
00:23:51You know what they say, a picture is worth 1,000 dance steps.
00:23:55Whatever that means.
00:23:56Rothy film.
00:23:59Oh, that is my friend Misha.
00:24:01Hello, Misha.
00:24:03In Russia, my friend Misha went to dance class.
00:24:06The dance class is filled with Russian boys and girls, all
00:24:10learning how to do a very spiffy Russian dance.
00:24:15First, they learned how to move their feet.
00:24:18Heel toe, heel toe.
00:24:20Hop, hop, hop.
00:24:22Step lively, everybody.
00:24:23Hop, hop.
00:24:24Oh, what a workout.
00:24:25Go, Misha.
00:24:26Go, Misha.
00:24:27Go, Misha.
00:24:28My mommy says.
00:24:29That is called choreography.
00:24:31My mommy says.
00:24:32That is called choreography.
00:24:40The teacher helped Misha learn how to twirl in time to the music.
00:24:43Then, Misha put all the steps he learned together into a dance.
00:25:01Dance, Misha.
00:25:02Dance, Misha.
00:25:03Dance.
00:25:04Dance.
00:25:05Dance.
00:25:08Misha also made up his own dance step.
00:25:13Finally, Misha was ready to dance with a partner.
00:25:21with a partner.
00:25:22Are they not adorable?
00:25:28Eat your heart out, Fred and Ginger!
00:25:31Everybody loved Misha's dance!
00:25:53Dasvidanya, Misha!
00:25:56And there you have it!
00:25:58From Russia with love.
00:26:01And now you know why your furry pal Grover danced
00:26:04all the way back home from Russia.
00:26:07Because I wanted to practice the dance that Misha taught me.
00:26:11In fact, I think I will practice some more right now.
00:26:13Care to join me?
00:26:14Let us dance!
00:26:16Step, hop, step, hop!
00:26:19Whirly twirly twirly twirl!
00:26:21Hey, hey, hey, hey!
00:26:23Oh, look!
00:26:24Some dancing friends from Russia!
00:26:26Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!
00:26:29Whirly!
00:26:30Ah!
00:26:31Ah!
00:26:32Ah!
00:26:33Ah!
00:26:34Ah!
00:26:35Ah!
00:26:36Ah!
00:26:37Ah!
00:26:38Ah!
00:26:39Dasvidanya!
00:26:40Ah!
00:26:41Ah!
00:26:42Ah!
00:26:43Ah!
00:26:44Ah!
00:26:45Ah!
00:26:46Ah!
00:26:47Ah!
00:26:48Ah!
00:26:49Ah!
00:26:50Ah!
00:26:51Ah!
00:26:52Ah!
00:26:53Ah!
00:26:54Ah!
00:26:55Ah!
00:26:56Ah!
00:26:57Ah!
00:26:58Ah!
00:26:59Ah!
00:27:00Ah!
00:27:01Ah!
00:27:02Ah!
00:27:03Ah!
00:27:04Ah!
00:27:05Ah!
00:27:06Ah!
00:27:07Ah!
00:27:08Ah!
00:27:09Ah!
00:27:10I am totally pumped to go to school today.
00:27:13But where's my little lamb?
00:27:17Hi, Ovahita.
00:27:19Hola, Mary.
00:27:20What school are we going to today?
00:27:24Ta-da!
00:27:26Look at this.
00:27:27What is it?
00:27:29Violin.
00:27:29Yeah, a violin.
00:27:32But what school do you need a violin for?
00:27:35Wait, I know.
00:27:37We're going to...
00:27:38Music School!
00:27:42Escuela de Musica!
00:27:44Yay!
00:27:51Hey, Madden?
00:27:52Yes.
00:27:53Can I ask you a question?
00:27:54Of course.
00:27:54What happens here at music school?
00:27:56Kids learn to sing and they learn to play instruments.
00:27:59Wait a minute.
00:27:59Is singing music?
00:28:00Sure it is.
00:28:01What kind of instrument do you use to sing?
00:28:04Your voice.
00:28:04There was a boy who had a dog
00:28:07Bingo, what's his name?
00:28:09O-B-I-N-G-O
00:28:11B-I-N-G-O
00:28:14B-I-N-G-O
00:28:16Bingo, what's his name?
00:28:17What else can you make music with?
00:28:19Well, you can make music with all the instruments of the orchestra.
00:28:21How do you make sound?
00:28:28You go in here, it comes out down here.
00:28:31Good.
00:28:32Oh man, there's so much to learn here at music school.
00:28:40What kind of instrument is a violin?
00:28:42It's a stringed instrument.
00:28:44String?
00:28:44There are strings on that thing?
00:28:46Let me see the strings, Dominique.
00:28:48Whoa, look at that.
00:28:51There are strings.
00:28:52How do you play it?
00:28:54Well, you have to learn how to hold the instrument.
00:28:56Okay, how's that?
00:28:57That looks very good.
00:28:59Then we learn how to maneuver your fingers on the strings.
00:29:05Hey Marcus?
00:29:06Yeah?
00:29:06What do you teach here at music school?
00:29:08I teach piano.
00:29:09How do you teach piano?
00:29:14I have to teach the students first how to use their fingers, because that's how we make
00:29:17the sound.
00:29:18I know how to use my fingers.
00:29:19Look.
00:29:20Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:29:22What, is that not right?
00:29:23Well, you're making the sound, but we want to make it musical.
00:29:28So this is what note?
00:29:30A.
00:29:30Okay, and this is A.
00:29:32And then we go B, right?
00:29:34C, D, E, F, G.
00:29:37Hey, Kamani, what do you play at music school?
00:29:44Well, I play the flute.
00:29:45It's a wind instrument.
00:30:02Wow, Kamani, that was the most beautiful flute playing I ever heard.
00:30:07I made music on my first day.
00:30:16Oh, thank you, Minnit.
00:30:18You're welcome.
00:30:22I love music school.
00:30:26Wow, that sheep sure can play music.
00:30:31Musica.
00:30:32See you next time at school.
00:30:34Escuela.
00:30:36Bye-bye.
00:30:36Adios.
00:30:37Hee-hee-hee.
00:30:38Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:31:08Oh, oh, oh.
00:31:38Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:32:08Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:32:38It was 7.30 a.m., a sunny day like all the rest.
00:32:48I was getting ready for school.
00:32:50Suddenly, I noticed three things missing.
00:32:53Three things.
00:32:55One, my bag.
00:32:56Two, my magnifying glass.
00:33:00And three, my clipboard.
00:33:02I had to be sure.
00:33:04I counted slowly.
00:33:05One, two, three.
00:33:07Three pretty important things I can tell you.
00:33:10I have to get to the bottom of it.
00:33:13As usual, my brother wasn't helping.
00:33:16The three bears took my stuff.
00:33:19Impossible.
00:33:20This guy wasn't talking and I didn't buy it one bit.
00:33:24Let's see.
00:33:25The three bears.
00:33:26Hmm.
00:33:27The three blind mice.
00:33:29I had it.
00:33:31My missing stuff had something to do with three.
00:33:36And I knew where to find three doors.
00:33:39I was close.
00:33:41One, two, three.
00:33:45It's gotta be that one.
00:33:47My missing things were behind door number three.
00:33:51This is Jane Tuesday signing off.
00:33:52Three animals come into view.
00:33:53A cow is first.
00:33:54Just hear her move.
00:33:55A moose is second.
00:33:56And who's third?
00:33:57You're right.
00:33:58If you said it's a bird.
00:33:59The animals leave.
00:34:04But then look out.
00:34:06Here they come again.
00:34:07And now in front of you.
00:34:08The animals leave.
00:34:09Look out.
00:34:10Here they come again.
00:34:11And now in front of you.
00:34:12You're right.
00:34:13You're right.
00:34:14If you said it's a bird.
00:34:16The animals leave.
00:34:17But then look out.
00:34:19Here they come again.
00:34:20And now in first place.
00:34:21It's the third.
00:34:22The cow is second.
00:34:23And the moose is third.
00:34:25That's right.
00:34:26First, second, and third.
00:34:28But the moose puts on a sudden burst.
00:34:31Look, he's moved from third to first.
00:34:33The cow is falling back the third.
00:34:35And now in second.
00:34:36It's the third.
00:34:39We have learned all about first, second, and third.
00:34:42And you did it with the help of the cow, moose, and bird.
00:34:44Let's ask them all to take a bow.
00:34:46The moose first.
00:34:47The bird's second.
00:34:48And third.
00:34:49The cow.
00:34:50Uh-huh.
00:34:51That's right.
00:34:52Uh-huh.
00:34:53That's right.
00:34:54Uh-huh.
00:34:55That's right.
00:35:03Every night when I lie in bed.
00:35:04Oh, no.
00:35:05I see pictures dancing in my head.
00:35:07Pictures sleep.
00:35:08Buddy bird.
00:35:09What?
00:35:10Buckle up and we'll fly away.
00:35:11Whoa!
00:35:12Yeah!
00:35:13We're adventuring.
00:35:14Every time the bed starts dampin'.
00:35:17Something special's gonna happen.
00:35:20This is kind of kicky.
00:35:22My favorite kind of traveling.
00:35:25Yeah!
00:35:26We're adventuring.
00:35:27Come along with Bert and Ernie.
00:35:30We're gonna take a little journey.
00:35:34Bert and Ernie's great adventures.
00:35:41Okay, Ernie.
00:35:43One.
00:35:44Two.
00:35:45Three.
00:35:46Where are we?
00:35:47We're in tiny town, Bert.
00:35:48Shouldn't it be called a great big huge town, Ernie?
00:36:01I mean, look at the size of this banana.
00:36:03It's not called tiny town because bananas in tiny town are tiny.
00:36:07It's called tiny town because we are tiny.
00:36:10Huh?
00:36:15Huh.
00:36:16My hand is tiny.
00:36:17My foot is tiny.
00:36:19My stripes are tiny.
00:36:25Now what?
00:36:28Now we go exploring.
00:36:31Whee!
00:36:33Okay.
00:36:34Whoa!
00:36:35Whoa!
00:36:38Ah, nifty.
00:36:45Wow.
00:36:46Hey, Bert, you gotta come look.
00:36:47What?
00:36:50Vroom, vroom, vroom.
00:36:52Cool-a-rooney.
00:36:56Oh, look, a remote.
00:36:57I bet it goes with the car.
00:36:59Oh, Bert.
00:37:00Hey, could you work the remote so I can take a ride?
00:37:02Uh, nah.
00:37:03You know, I...
00:37:04Oh, please, oh, please, Bert.
00:37:05Come on, help me out, Bert.
00:37:06All right, all right, all right.
00:37:07Oh, boy.
00:37:10Oh!
00:37:11Whoops!
00:37:12Yo-ch —
00:37:22Wow!
00:37:23That was fantastic, Bert.
00:37:25Ah-ha-ha-ha.
00:37:26C'mon, Bert, your turn.
00:37:27Oh, gee, I don't know, Ernie.
00:37:28Gee, I don't know, Ernie.
00:37:29Don't worry, Bert. You'll see how much fun it is.
00:37:32Come on.
00:37:35Let's see.
00:37:36That's forward, I think.
00:37:39No, no, no. That's backwards, Ernie.
00:37:40That's backwards.
00:37:44Got a turn, Ernie.
00:37:47Watch the nose.
00:37:50You're heading straight for the sippy cup.
00:37:52Watch out for the sippy cup.
00:37:55Ernie.
00:37:56Careful of the crayons.
00:37:59Ernie, Ernie, stop!
00:38:01Ah!
00:38:04Ah!
00:38:06Are you okay?
00:38:11So far, so good.
00:38:13But that may be about to change.
00:38:18Ah, puppy.
00:38:20Ah, you landed on her little bed.
00:38:22Oh, she's so cute.
00:38:24And frisky.
00:38:25Maybe a little too frisky.
00:38:27Aw, she wants to play.
00:38:31Here, throw her this.
00:38:34Watch it!
00:38:42Ernie, get me out of here.
00:38:45Don't worry, buddy, Bert.
00:38:46I'll find a way to help you.
00:38:51Aha!
00:38:52Rubber bands.
00:38:54Let's see.
00:38:56Okay.
00:38:58Aha.
00:39:01I love you, too.
00:39:02Good puppy.
00:39:03Good puppy.
00:39:04Nice puppy.
00:39:05Here you go, Bert.
00:39:07Grab a hold.
00:39:08Oh, yeah.
00:39:12An egg!
00:39:14Uh-oh.
00:39:15Bert!
00:39:15Bert!
00:39:17Talk to me, Bert!
00:39:19Bert, are you all right?
00:39:22Sure.
00:39:23Mmm.
00:39:24This strawberry's tasty.
00:39:26Have a bite, Ernie.
00:39:26Oh, sounds like she's hungry.
00:39:37I never knew puppies like strawberries.
00:39:39Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
00:39:50Good night, Bert.
00:39:51Good night, Ernie.
00:39:57Uh-oh.
00:39:58Hi, my name's Mike Rowe, and this is my job.
00:40:05I explore the country, looking for people who aren't afraid to get dirty.
00:40:08People with the world's dirtiest jobs.
00:40:12Today, I'm looking for the dirtiest job on Sesame Street.
00:40:14Hey, I'll show you the dirtiest job on Sesame Street.
00:40:18Yeah? Who are you?
00:40:20Well, if you must know, Mr. Dirty, I'm Oscar the Grouch.
00:40:25Well, you certainly appear to be living up to your name, Oscar the Grouch.
00:40:30Tell me, what kind of dirty job do you do exactly?
00:40:33Well, I'm in trash. I collect it, I sort it, I count it, and I throw it in my trash can.
00:40:41Well, I have to say, at first glance, that does qualify as a dirty job.
00:40:45Yeah, it's the dirtiest. You'll never be able to do it.
00:40:48Oh, I could do that.
00:40:49No, you can't.
00:40:50No, I'm pretty sure I could.
00:40:51No, you won't.
00:40:51I'm almost certain I could. Confidence is high.
00:40:53Listen, I've had a lot of dirty jobs.
00:40:54No, you can't do it.
00:40:55I would like to try.
00:40:57All right, all right.
00:40:59But to do the job, you've got to get in the trash can.
00:41:04Oh, inside the trash can?
00:41:07Yeah, I work from home.
00:41:09Well, I've got to tell you, it smells just awful.
00:41:13Yeah, I know. That's one of the job perks.
00:41:16So just come around to the back door.
00:41:18The back door?
00:41:19Yeah.
00:41:20Oh, I always wanted to go in the back.
00:41:22Hey, Oscar, where am I?
00:41:23Uh-huh. Now, into the back door.
00:41:26You'll see something hanging on the wall to the right.
00:41:28Uh-huh.
00:41:28Yeah, there are coveralls.
00:41:30You're going to need them.
00:41:30All right.
00:41:31Watch out for the mud puddle on the living room floor.
00:41:33I think I stepped in it.
00:41:36Well, I told you it was a dirty job, so I guess you want to give up.
00:41:40No, no, no, no, no, no. I like it. I like what I'm seeing.
00:41:43I like what you've done with the place.
00:41:44Uh, well, uh, I don't think you're going to like the next one quite so much.
00:41:49What do you got?
00:41:49Here's some gloves.
00:41:51All right. Thank you.
00:41:52Okay. Now, you're going to need them because you have to find the stinky cheese, pull it out of the trash can, and count it.
00:41:59Find the stinky cheese? That's the job?
00:42:02Yeah, in the dark.
00:42:03In the dark of the trash can?
00:42:04Yeah.
00:42:05Find the stinky cheese?
00:42:06Yeah.
00:42:06And count it?
00:42:07Count it.
00:42:08I can do that?
00:42:09You'll never do it.
00:42:10Oh, I can do it. I can smell it, that's for sure. This is, that feels like cheese. Smells like cheese?
00:42:16Yeah.
00:42:17One.
00:42:17You know it's great cheese when you smell it. It snaps your head back.
00:42:21Oh, then this is great cheese, Oscar. And that's two.
00:42:26Yeah, it smells terrible, doesn't it?
00:42:27It doesn't smell good, but I can't say I hate it.
00:42:31Oh, yeah, well.
00:42:32Nice. That's three right there.
00:42:33When you get to the next piece, you'll probably want to quit then. Yeah.
00:42:36Oh, I doubt it. I'm not much of a quitter.
00:42:38This is so delightfully bad. And four. This one's way down here. Oh, I can't reach it.
00:42:49Nope. Got it.
00:42:53Ugh. Five. Five pieces of stinky cheese.
00:42:58Yeah. Five.
00:42:59Piece of cake. What else you got?
00:43:01Yeah, well, you know, I don't think you're going to like the next thing anywhere near as much as you seem to like this chore.
00:43:07I hear a lot of chatter, Oscar. A lot of talk. What do you got?
00:43:10Oh, yeah? Well, take a look at that pile of trash. You've got to sort it and pile it up in the right order.
00:43:18It's beautiful. It's beautiful. I'm on my way.
00:43:20Okay, Mike, here's what you've got to do.
00:43:24Yes.
00:43:25Now, you're going to make three piles of trash.
00:43:27Right.
00:43:27Yeah. One is all the rotten banana peels in one pile.
00:43:30Rotten bananas? Uh-huh.
00:43:30All the smelly sardine cans in another pile.
00:43:32Sardine cans.
00:43:33And all the moldy meatballs make another pile.
00:43:35Moldy meatballs, sardines, and banana peels.
00:43:40You got it. I'll get to work.
00:43:42I can do that.
00:43:43Yeah.
00:43:43Let's take our meatballs, and we'll put those over here, and we'll take our banana peels, put those over here like that.
00:43:51And then I think we'll take the sardine cans, put those over here.
00:43:54And I've got to tell you, Oscar, this is going pretty well.
00:43:57Ah, well, it has to be one of the dirtiest jobs you ever done, right?
00:44:01One of the dirtiest jobs you ever done, right?
00:44:02Are you kidding me? As jobs go, I would say this one is kind of a, uh, dream job.
00:44:08Yeah, I'm afraid you'd say that.
00:44:10Wait a minute. You're not going to like this next one. I know that.
00:44:13What do you got?
00:44:13The dirtiest job of them all.
00:44:15Yeah?
00:44:15You got to give my pig spot his mud bath.
00:44:19What does giving a pig a mud bath have to do with trash?
00:44:22Nothing. It's a fringe benefit.
00:44:24Of course, if it's too dirty for you.
00:44:27No, no, no, no, no. I love pigs. And if you've got a dirty one, I want to meet him.
00:44:32Bring me a dirty pig.
00:44:34Time for your mud bath spot. You ready?
00:44:36What?
00:44:37Okay. You ready, Mike?
00:44:38Ready.
00:44:39Mud bath time. Go for it.
00:44:41Okay, spot. Go for it.
00:44:43Go for it around.
00:44:44Over here, over here.
00:44:44We're in the mud.
00:44:45Would you hold it, Phil?
00:44:47It only might get worse.
00:44:48It's zero one slippery swine.
00:44:50Yeah.
00:44:51Hold on a second, here.
00:44:53That's a good thing.
00:44:54Come here.
00:44:55Get up, get up, get up.
00:44:57Get up, get up.
00:44:58There you go.
00:44:59Ah.
00:45:00Now, there's a muddy pig.
00:45:04This is great.
00:45:06Okay.
00:45:09Holy smokes, Oscar. I gotta hand it to you.
00:45:12Yeah, well, I told you.
00:45:14It's the dirtiest job.
00:45:15You know, it's a job only a grouch could love, so I guess you're gonna quit now, huh?
00:45:18Quit? Are you kidding me? I haven't had this much fun in ages.
00:45:21What?
00:45:22Look, I love this job.
00:45:24Just because it's dirty doesn't mean you can't have a good time.
00:45:27Come here, spot.
00:45:28I'm not done with you.
00:45:29Hey, wait.
00:45:30That's my dirty job.
00:45:31Get your own dirty job.
00:45:32Oh, well.
00:45:33I guess I can't blame it.
00:45:34An opportunity like this only comes around once in a lifetime.
00:45:36That's my foot.
00:45:37No.
00:45:38Oh.
00:45:39Oh.
00:45:40Heh.
00:45:41Don't need to have a tub or even soapy bubble.
00:45:44A sparkling waterfall will get you cleaned up with no trouble.
00:45:49Yeah, all around the world.
00:45:51This is how we take a bath.
00:45:57Yeah, all around the world.
00:46:00This is how we take a bath.
00:46:06Yeah, you can use a spun, but no one says you gotta.
00:46:11The splashing in the stream will get you cleaned as mountain water.
00:46:15Yeah, all around the world.
00:46:18This is how we take a bath.
00:46:24The slippery little babies are washing with their mums.
00:46:29And there's somebody's daddy who's rinsing from a drum.
00:46:33They're scrubbing and shampooing in ways you'll never see.
00:46:38What's everybody doing?
00:46:40Even Ernie's getting clean.
00:46:42Some do it with a pump.
00:46:45Some do it with a pail.
00:46:47Wherever we got water, gonna find that with our bail.
00:46:51There we're getting wet around the world.
00:46:54This is how we take a bath.
00:47:03La, la, la, la.
00:47:04La, la, la, la.
00:47:05Elmo's World.
00:47:07La, la, la, la.
00:47:09La, la, la, la.
00:47:10Elmo's World.
00:47:12Ha, ha, ha.
00:47:13Elmo loves his goldfish.
00:47:15His crayon, too.
00:47:16Ooh.
00:47:17Yeah.
00:47:18That's Elmo's World.
00:47:20Hi.
00:47:21Welcome to Elmo's World.
00:47:22Elmo's so happy to see you.
00:47:24Oh, and so is Dorothy.
00:47:25Say hello, Dorothy.
00:47:26Guess what Elmo's thinking about today.
00:47:28Elmo's so happy to see you.
00:47:29Oh, and so is Dorothy.
00:47:30Say hello, Dorothy.
00:47:31Guess what Elmo's thinking about today.
00:47:32Da, da, da, da.
00:47:33There's a clue.
00:47:34Ooh.
00:47:35Another clue.
00:47:36Ha, ha.
00:47:37Oh.
00:47:38Oh.
00:47:39Oh.
00:47:40Oh.
00:47:41Oh.
00:47:42Oh.
00:47:43Oh.
00:47:44Oh.
00:47:45Oh.
00:47:46Oh.
00:47:47Oh.
00:47:48Oh.
00:47:49Oh.
00:47:50Oh.
00:47:51Oh.
00:47:52Oh.
00:47:53Oh.
00:47:54Oh.
00:47:55Oh.
00:47:56Oh.
00:47:57Oh.
00:47:58Oh.
00:47:59Oh.
00:48:00Oh.
00:48:02Oh.
00:48:03Oh.
00:48:04Oh.
00:48:05Oh.
00:48:06Oh.
00:48:07Oh.
00:48:08Oh.
00:48:09Oh, did you guess yet?
00:48:10Hi.
00:48:12That's right, jumping.
00:48:14Yay.
00:48:16You know, jumping.
00:48:18Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:48:30Oh, look at that.
00:48:55Dorothy's been thinking about jumping, too.
00:48:58What's that, Dorothy?
00:49:00Oh, Dorothy has a question.
00:49:03How do you jump over something?
00:49:05Oh, great question, Dorothy.
00:49:07Hmm.
00:49:08Let's ask Mr. Noodle.
00:49:11And...
00:49:12Jump, jump, jump, jump.
00:49:14Oh, great jumping, Shade.
00:49:17Oh, Shade can go up now.
00:49:19Oh, thank you, Shade.
00:49:20Oh, hi, Mr. Noodle.
00:49:22Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump.
00:49:28Oh, Elmo and Mr. Noodle are jumping together.
00:49:33Jump, jump.
00:49:35Oh, but Dorothy has a question, Mr. Noodle.
00:49:39Are you ready?
00:49:40Good.
00:49:41How do you jump over something, Mr. Noodle?
00:49:43Yeah, how do you jump over something?
00:49:46Whoa, what's that?
00:49:48A hurdle.
00:49:49That's for jumping.
00:49:50Go ahead, Mr. Noodle.
00:49:51Jump over the hurdle.
00:49:53He's warming up.
00:49:54He's getting ready.
00:49:56No.
00:49:57Not that way.
00:49:58Not under the hurdle.
00:50:01That's under, Mr. Noodle.
00:50:03You gotta go over the hurdle.
00:50:05Yeah, over.
00:50:07Mr. Noodle needs to jump.
00:50:09The way you did it with Elmo.
00:50:11Yeah, Mr. Noodle, he loved it.
00:50:14Try it again.
00:50:15Now he's got it.
00:50:17Yeah, just jump over.
00:50:19No.
00:50:20That's not it.
00:50:21You didn't jump over.
00:50:22You jumped around, Mr. Noodle.
00:50:25To jump over, Mr. Noodle's feet and body have to go above the hurdle.
00:50:30Above the hurdle.
00:50:32That's right, Mr. Noodle.
00:50:34Over the hurdle.
00:50:35Now jump over it.
00:50:37Okay, now he's got it.
00:50:39Warming up again.
00:50:40He's getting ready.
00:50:42Noodle.
00:50:43Noodle.
00:50:44Noodle.
00:50:45Noodle.
00:50:46Noodle.
00:50:47Noodle.
00:50:48Oh.
00:50:49It's a flip.
00:50:50Yay.
00:50:51He did it.
00:50:52Yup, he jumped over.
00:50:53Good job, Mr. Noodle.
00:50:54What's he doing now?
00:50:57He's going back over.
00:51:00Whoa, you see that?
00:51:02You go, Mr. Noodle.
00:51:05Wow, Mr. Noodle must love jumping over.
00:51:09Oh, boy.
00:51:11Mr. Noodle got over that hurdle.
00:51:14What's that, Dorothy?
00:51:16Oh, Dorothy wants to ask someone else.
00:51:19How do you jump over something?
00:51:22See, Dorothy?
00:51:23This is how I jump over a rock.
00:51:24See, Dorothy?
00:51:25Dorothy, I use my legs to jump over this crack on the sidewalk.
00:51:37Dorothy, I can bend my knees and push my legs to jump over this puddle.
00:51:43Like this.
00:51:44Oh, thanks, everybody.
00:51:45Oh, and thank you, too, Dorothy.
00:51:46Now, Elmo will ask a baby.
00:51:47Oh, hello, baby.
00:51:48Baby, how do you jump over something?
00:51:50Oh, thank you, baby.
00:51:52Kiss, kiss.
00:51:53Kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss.
00:51:54Kiss, kiss.
00:51:55Kiss, kiss, kiss.
00:51:56Kiss, kiss, kiss.
00:51:57Kiss, kiss.
00:51:58And now, Elmo has a question for you.
00:52:02Yeah, you.
00:52:03How many jumping beings are jumping?
00:52:05Let's count them and see.
00:52:06One.
00:52:07Two.
00:52:08Three.
00:52:09Four.
00:52:10Five.
00:52:11Five.
00:52:12Six.
00:52:13Six.
00:52:14Six.
00:52:15Six.
00:52:16Six.
00:52:17Six.
00:52:18Five.
00:52:19Six.
00:52:20Six.
00:52:21Six.
00:52:22Six.
00:52:23Six.
00:52:24Six.
00:52:25Six.
00:52:26Six.
00:52:27Six.
00:52:28Six.
00:52:29Six.
00:52:30Six.
00:52:31Four.
00:52:32Five.
00:52:33Six.
00:52:34Six.
00:52:35Five.
00:52:36Five.
00:52:37Six.
00:52:38Seven.
00:52:39Eight.
00:52:40Nine.
00:52:41Ten.
00:52:42Eleven.
00:52:43Twelve.
00:52:44Thirteen.
00:52:45Thirteen.
00:52:46Oh, 13.
00:52:47Thirteen.
00:52:48Thirteen.
00:52:49Thirteen jumping beings.
00:52:50Yes!
00:52:51And one leaping lizard.
00:52:52Wow.
00:52:53Oh, five.
00:52:55Five.
00:52:56Five.
00:52:57Five.
00:52:58Five.
00:52:59Six.
00:53:00Seven.
00:53:01Hi, Lizard.
00:53:02Great counting, everybody.
00:53:05That makes Elmo wonder.
00:53:07What can jump and what can't jump?
00:53:10Let's find out.
00:53:11A draw.
00:53:13Oh, a jumping draw.
00:53:17We can jump with draw.
00:53:19Let's do it.
00:53:20Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump.
00:53:26Can a rope jump?
00:53:28No, but you can jump, Rolf.
00:53:30Yeah!
00:53:33Can Jacks jump?
00:53:36No, but you can do jumping Jacks.
00:53:39That's right.
00:53:41Can the count jump?
00:53:43Yes!
00:53:45I jump at a chance because I love to count my jumps.
00:53:51One jump.
00:53:54Two jumps.
00:53:56Three jumps.
00:53:58Four jumps.
00:53:59Uh-uh-uh.
00:54:00What?
00:54:01Oh, thanks, draw.
00:54:03Elmo's for...
00:54:04Elmo has mail.
00:54:05Elmo has mail.
00:54:06Elmo has mail.
00:54:07Elmo has mail.
00:54:08Boy, everybody's jumping today.
00:54:09Oh, hold still, computer.
00:54:10Elmo wants his email.
00:54:11Elmo has mail.
00:54:12Elmo has mail.
00:54:13Thank you, computer.
00:54:14Oh, no.
00:54:15A jumping mouse.
00:54:16Oh, come on, mouse.
00:54:17Elmo wants his email.
00:54:18Thanks, mouse.
00:54:19Elmo has mail.
00:54:21Thank you, computer.
00:54:24Oh, Mouse.
00:54:25Oh, no.
00:54:26A jumping mouse.
00:54:28Oh, come on, Mouse.
00:54:29Elmo wants his email.
00:54:31Oh, thanks, Mouse.
00:54:35Oh, oh, boy.
00:54:37Elmo's got email from Zoe.
00:54:41Hey, Elmo.
00:54:42Ballet dancers, like me, do a lot of jumping.
00:54:47Look, I'll show you.
00:54:48Here's one kind of jump, and jump, and jump, and jump.
00:54:57That makes my legs really strong.
00:55:01And look, here's another kind of leaping jump.
00:55:04It's called a jeté, and it's really fun.
00:55:08Oh, stay right there.
00:55:14Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
00:55:18Whoa, I guess it's a good idea to look before you leap.
00:55:25Bye, Elmo.
00:55:27Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump.
00:55:31Boy, Elmo loves belly jumps, don't you?
00:55:34Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump.
00:55:38Computer loves it, too.
00:55:40Bye, computer.
00:55:41Bye.
00:55:42Bye.
00:55:43Bye.
00:55:44Elmo's friend, CJ, likes all kinds of jumping.
00:55:48He was jumping in a jumping race, and he told Elmo all about it.
00:55:56The other day at school, we had a sack race.
00:55:59I ran to the sacks and put one on.
00:56:02You had to do a lot of jumping in a sack race.
00:56:09Then we lined up and waited for our teacher to say go.
00:56:15On your mark, get set, go!
00:56:18Then we jumped as fast as we could.
00:56:21You can't let go of the sack or let it fall below your knees.
00:56:27And you have to keep both feet in the sack.
00:56:31Those are the rules.
00:56:33I'm a pretty fast jumper.
00:56:37And I run.
00:56:40Jumping is fun.
00:56:45So it's rolling down.
00:56:49I love jumping.
00:56:54Boy, CJ is a great jumper.
00:56:59But Elmo wants to learn even more about jumping.
00:57:02Don't you?
00:57:03How can we find out even more?
00:57:06Hmm.
00:57:07Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:57:10We can watch the jumping channel on TV.
00:57:13Yeah.
00:57:14TV.
00:57:15TV.
00:57:16TV.
00:57:17TV.
00:57:18TV.
00:57:19Jump to a TV.
00:57:20Put yourself on.
00:57:22Hi.
00:57:23Hi.
00:57:24Welcome to the Jumping Channel.
00:57:26We've got the jump on everybody.
00:57:28Now jump with the jumping lady who's here with a hip hop and a jump song.
00:57:37I'm jumping, I'm jumping, I'm jumping.
00:57:43I'm jumping here and there.
00:57:44I'm jumping up a stair.
00:57:45I'm jumping, board and back.
00:57:46It's time for jumping jacks.
00:57:47I'm jumping, I'm jumping, I'm jumping.
00:57:52I'm jumping.
00:57:54I'm jumping into bed.
00:57:55Staying one jump ahead.
00:57:56I'm jumping near and far.
00:57:57Time to jump.
00:57:58Stop my car.
00:57:59I'm jumping, I'm jumping, I'm jumping.
00:58:04There's a high jump, the long jump.
00:58:08To make your legs strong jump.
00:58:11Jump and roll, the jumping ship.
00:58:14I love to hop, I love to skip.
00:58:16I love to jump shot in basketball.
00:58:19And even jumping checkers you all.
00:58:22I'm jumping, I'm jumping, I'm jumping.
00:58:26Feel that zing in your step, that little spring in your step.
00:58:30It's lots of fun to do, and jumping's good for you too.
00:58:34I'm jumping, I'm jumping.
00:58:36They're jumping.
00:58:37We're jumping, you're jumping.
00:58:40They're jumping.
00:58:42Stay tuned for the Jump Along Cassidy Show.
00:58:46Wait, wait, wait, TV.
00:58:48Elmo wants to learn even more about jumping.
00:58:51Oh, boy.
00:58:52How can we find out even more?
00:58:55Elmo wonders who that could be.
00:58:58Go on.
00:59:03Want to talk to a pogo stick?
00:59:05Oh, boy.
00:59:06We can talk to a pogo stick.
00:59:08Boy, it must be fun being a pogo stick.
00:59:11You're jumping to conclusions.
00:59:13But yes, it is fun.
00:59:16And it's fun to jump on one too.
00:59:19Get a helmet and some pads and jump on.
00:59:22Okay.
00:59:23Yeah.
00:59:25Now what?
00:59:26Just hold on to my handles up here at the top of me.
00:59:29Oh, okay.
00:59:30Right here?
00:59:31Uh-huh.
00:59:32And put your feet on my foot pads that are almost at the bottom of me.
00:59:37Like that?
00:59:38You got it.
00:59:39Then all you have to do is bend your knees and use your leg muscles and jump, almost like you're on the ground.
00:59:46Ah.
00:59:47My spring will help you.
00:59:48Oh.
00:59:49Is that the spring?
00:59:50That's it.
00:59:51What are you waiting for?
00:59:52Let's jump.
00:59:53Yeah.
00:59:54Oh, boy.
00:59:55This is fun pogo stick.
00:59:56I told you.
00:59:57Oh-ho-ho-ho.
00:59:58Boy, I would love this.
00:59:59Then you'd probably like some other jumping sports.
01:00:00Really?
01:00:01Like what?
01:00:02Well, how about skydiving?
01:00:03You jump out of a plane wearing a parachute.
01:00:04How great is that?
01:00:05Oh, look, look, look.
01:00:06Look, look.
01:00:07Dorothy's imagining Elmo jumping out of a plane skydiving.
01:00:10Ha-ha-ha!
01:00:12Ah-ha-ha-ha!
01:00:13Hooray!
01:00:14Ha-ha-ha-ha!
01:00:15Yeah!
01:00:16Hooray!
01:00:17Whoa!
01:00:18Ya!
01:00:19Hey!
01:00:20Dieu!
01:00:21We'll help you.
01:00:22Oh.
01:00:23Oh.
01:00:24Why are you doing that?
01:00:25Why are you doing that?
01:00:27Oh.
01:00:28Why are you doing that?
01:00:30Well, how about skydiving?
01:00:33You jump out of a plane wearing a parachute.
01:00:35How great is that?
01:00:36Oh, look, look, look!
01:00:37And the ski jumping is great, too.
01:00:43Yeah, baby!
01:00:48Elmo doesn't know how to stay!
01:00:53Elmo's okay! Elmo's okay!
01:00:58Oh, yay!
01:01:02Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!
01:01:06That makes me want to jump for joy!
01:01:11Yippee!
01:01:12Yippee!
01:01:13Boy, that was some jump!
01:01:18Glad you liked it!
01:01:20Now I think I'll go jump in the lake!
01:01:22Oh, no, no, Puggestick!
01:01:24Elmo loves jumping!
01:01:26So does Dorothy!
01:01:28That's why Dorothy wants us to sing that jumping song!
01:01:32Yay!
01:01:34There's piano!
01:01:36Piano!
01:01:37Where are you?
01:01:39Oh, cool jumping piano!
01:01:46Do-da-do-do-do!
01:01:48Jumping, jumping, jumping, jumping, jumping, jumping, jump!
01:01:52Oh, boy, the jumping song!
01:01:53May I sing, too?
01:01:54Sure!
01:01:55Jump in any time!
01:01:56You, too!
01:01:57Jumping, jumping, jumping, jumping, jumping, jumping, jumping, jumping!
01:02:02Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping, Jumping,
01:02:32Do do do do do do do do do!
01:02:37Bye bye! Keep on shopping!
01:02:43Weed! Weed!
01:02:45Okay, okay, Slimy.
01:02:47Although I do enjoy your pestering.
01:02:49I'll read your book.
01:02:51Yay!
01:02:53Alright, here we go.
01:02:55Chapter 269 in The Adventures of Trash Gordon.
01:03:02When we last left our hero, he was stranded on the planet of the Stinky Sock.
01:03:07His heroic nose was being assaulted by the planet's lone inhabitant, the Stinky Sock.
01:03:13Smell me!
01:03:15Smell me!
01:03:17Trash couldn't take the smell a moment longer, so he had an idea.
01:03:22He quickly and heroically took off his shoe and gave up one of his own heroic socks.
01:03:29Trash knew that socks came in pairs.
01:03:32You had to have two of them.
01:03:37It was a mismatch made in space.
01:03:40And they lived smellily ever after.
01:03:43Trash, proud that he had socked it to him, smiled heroically and said...
01:03:49Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter O and by the number seven.
01:04:00Yay!
01:04:01More, more, more!
01:04:03No, no, no more, Slimy.
01:04:05That was a lot of excitement for Little Worm.
01:04:07You get some rest and we'll read some more tomorrow.
01:04:11You're still here?
01:04:17Hey, why don't you go read a book or something?
01:04:19That was swerving.
01:04:20That was swerving.
01:04:21The slot is not working, only a stairway or something.
01:04:22We don't talk about anything wrong.
01:04:24That will be your own, or something.
01:04:29I'll forget how some rest and a lot ofуля Belmont are ready.
01:04:34You bombers are ready for the next step.
01:04:38You manage to be damned, but somebody got years to wall.
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