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00:00down now and put lots of glue on it so that I can make the puppet I've already
00:07attached the ears to a paper bag and all I do is I stick this face right in the
00:15center of my paper bag so that the teeth are at the bottom there's the tongue
00:23underneath and now I'm going to put my hand into the paper bag and the paper bag
00:31can talk to us hello hello oh I like you thank you I think I'm going to call you
00:40Peter Cottontail yeah because of your cotton tail oh that's nice is that your
00:48name no oh what's your name said
01:08hush puppy yes Brian why does a duck's roof leak when it rains oh I didn't know the
01:15duck's roof leak but oh it's a joke right yeah okay why does the duck's roof leak
01:22when it rains because of all the quacks in it because of all the quacks in it uh I
01:29don't get it you know like quacks and cracks oh yeah quacks and cracks I still
01:38don't get it oh don't worry they get it
01:45funny funny funny that's a funny joke
01:53hey why so glum chum oh it's my brothers
02:03others, Buster. Again? Still. What's the problem? They're boys. I can dig it. Yeah, you know what that mean Charlie
02:12looked into me while we were watching television? Let me guess, Tess. He wouldn't let me hold the channel
02:20changer. That lad's a cad. Yeah, a cad. I was in the middle of watching Sesame Street, which happens to be
02:28my favorite program, when Big Bird, who by the way I think sings beautifully, was about to do a duet
02:36with the Cookie Monster, when what do you think happened? Oh, I don't know. What? How should I know?
02:43Charlie grabbed the channel changer and switched to a hockey game. What was the score? Charlie was one
02:51lamb chop nothing. Boy, that would certainly strip my gears. Yeah, strip my gears.
02:58No. We are going to do a very simple song. Oh, so simple. All about the parts of your head and face.
03:05This is your head. These are your eyes. This is your... No. Your nose. I thought for a minute she didn't
03:12know what her nose was. So after we sing this very simple song, we're going to make it a little more
03:17fun. So let's all sing the same song together. Is this okay? Okay. Okay. Thank you, Dean. Here we go.
03:23Head and eyes. Nose and ears. Nose and ears. Nose and ears. Head and eyes. Nose and ears. Mouth and teeth. Now you.
03:41Okay. Now we're going to do the song the way they sing it in Israel. What language do they speak in
04:01Israel? Hebrew. And Talia, how do you say head in Hebrew? Rosh. Rosh. Poke your head and say Rosh. Rosh. And now
04:11your eyes are Anayim. Anayim. Can you say Anayim? Good. Rosh. Anayim. Say it. Rosh. Anayim. You know what your
04:21nose is? Rosh. Rosh. Rosh. Rosh. Rosh. Poke your nose and say Rosh. Rosh. Rosh. And your ears are
04:27Osayim. Let me hear. Osayim. So let's do it. Rosh. Anayim. Off. Osayim. Good. And now your mouth is
04:36peh. Peh. Peh. Peh. Peh. And your teeth are Shayim. Shayim. Listen, if you don't get it the first
04:44time, they rerun these shows a lot. You'll get it on one of the reruns. All right. Sing along with us. Okay.
04:50OK!
05:20English
05:26Head and eyes, nose and ears, nose and ears, nose and ears, head and eyes, nose and ears, mouth and teeth.
05:43Head and eyes, nose and ears, mouth and teeth.
05:52Oh Lambchop, you're gonna love this one.
05:54Oh good, read it to me.
05:56OK.
05:57Shari has a little lamb, little lamb, little lamb.
06:02Shari has a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow.
06:06And everywhere that Shari went, Shari went, Shari went...
06:10Hold on there, just one big fat second.
06:15What's the matter with you?
06:17There's something wrong with the poem.
06:18That's what's the matter with me.
06:20Look, there's nothing wrong with the poem.
06:21There is still, there is not, there is still.
06:23All right, you tell me, what's the matter with the poem?
06:26Read that part again.
06:27What part? Shari had...
06:29No, no, no.
06:30The other part.
06:31Its fleece was white as snow.
06:33Yeah, that's the part.
06:34That's what's the matter right there.
06:36What's the matter with it?
06:37Its fleece was white as snow.
06:39You can't say its fleece was white as snow.
06:41You have to say its fleece were white as snow.
06:45Fleece, lamb chop.
06:46Fleece.
06:47And I will have you know that Shari's little lamb does not have fleas.
06:52Not one single flea.
06:54No, not even one itsy bitsy flea.
06:57Not even a three baby flea.
06:59This is one flea-free little lamb you're looking at, Buster.
07:02Yeah, it's only a poem lamb chop.
07:04Yeah.
07:05How would you like it if somebody went around reciting yucky poems about you?
07:09Oh, that shows how much you know.
07:11Huh.
07:12Just so happens that Mother Goose never wrote any yucky poems about a horse.
07:17Well, maybe Mother Goose didn't, but I did.
07:20Would you like to hear it?
07:22Do I have a choice?
07:23No.
07:24In that case, I'd love to hear it.
07:26Good.
07:27Shari has a jolly horse, jolly horse, jolly horse.
07:31Shari has a jolly horse whose hair is in his eyes.
07:35Hey.
07:36And, and Charlie's followed everywhere, everywhere, everywhere.
07:41Charlie's followed everywhere by dozens of horse flies.
07:45Now, wait a second.
07:46That's not true.
07:47It is so.
07:48It is not.
07:49It is so.
07:50It is not.
07:51I have never had horse flies in my entire life.
07:54Not even once.
07:55If there's one thing you can count on, lamb chop, it's that you won't see a horse fly around here.
08:01Never, never, never.
08:05Well, hardly ever.
08:07It's betcha time.
08:08It's betcha time.
08:09It's betcha time.
08:10And though I've never met ya, I know some things you can't do.
08:14I betcha, betcha, betcha.
08:16I'll teach ya how to do what I propose.
08:19Ready?
08:20Set.
08:21Here goes.
08:24I was just telling Elliot that I learned most of my betchas from my papa.
08:27And let me tell you pretty soon, I'm going to run out of betchas.
08:31So if you know any betchas, send them in to me.
08:34Now, Elliot knows some betchas that I don't know.
08:37Um, you have one for today?
08:38Yeah, I do.
08:39Please.
08:40I betcha I can take away four from four and leave eight.
08:43No.
08:44No.
08:45You have four and you take away four, you leave nothing.
08:49No, I can take away four from four and leave eight.
08:52Show me, show me, show me, show me, show me.
08:54Okay.
08:55This is a piece of paper and it has four corners.
08:58One, two, three, four.
09:02Yes.
09:03But, if I cut off one, two, three, four corners.
09:13Yes.
09:14I have eight corners.
09:15Show me.
09:16One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
09:22So you took away four and you were left with eight.
09:25Mm-hmm.
09:26Good trick.
09:27Good idea.
09:28Try it on a good friend.
09:30You'll get a lot of laughter, I've no doubt.
09:33I betcha if you'll only try it out.
09:34Charlie Horse.
09:35What?
09:36How come you've got so many sevens?
09:46Oh, Lanchop, Lanchop.
09:48Hey, you guys.
09:50What's going on here?
09:52Fun is what's going on because it is Sunday.
09:55Yes.
09:56It is Sunday and Sunday is fun day.
10:00Yeah.
10:01Well, not for people who haven't done their chores.
10:03Oh, I feel sorry for them.
10:06You are them.
10:07Mm-hmm.
10:08Oh, I feel sorry for us.
10:10Yeah, well, get to it, guys, Lanchop.
10:12There's dishes in the kitchen.
10:14Oh.
10:15And, Hush Puppy, there's a pile of laundry with your name on it.
10:18Charlie Horse, the lawn is waiting for you.
10:21Oh, so are the guys.
10:24Hush Puppy and me, we have to go play a game of hockey.
10:28Oh, you really gonna let me play, Charlie Horse?
10:31Yeah, sure, you can be the puck.
10:33Sherry, could I have my allowance?
10:36Lollipinkus and I, we're going to the mall.
10:40Huh?
10:41Lanchop, the mall will be there.
10:43After you've done your chores.
10:45And so will your allowance.
10:47Oh, Sherry, Sherry, don't be a meanie.
10:49Hey, you guys, don't make me into the bad guy.
10:51No fair.
10:52You know the rules in this house.
10:54You get your allowance after you do your chores.
10:57Yeah, but there's more and more chores and the same measly allowance.
11:02Yeah, there he is.
11:03All in favor of fun now.
11:05Say aye.
11:06Aye.
11:07Aye.
11:08Oh, three against one.
11:10The ayes have it.
11:11You lose.
11:12Hey, guys.
11:14This is not a democracy.
11:16You forget I'm in charge here.
11:18And what I say goes.
11:20Now, get to work.
11:22Oh.
11:23Oh, silly.
11:24Well, we better get to work.
11:29Not me.
11:30She's not going to have this horse to kick around anymore.
11:33What are you going to do, jelly horse?
11:35I am going to strike.
11:37Can I go to strike, too?
11:39Sure, Hush Thuffy.
11:41Oh, goody.
11:42Where is strike?
11:43Should I pack a lunch?
11:44No, no.
11:45Strike is when we stop doing our chores and we try to get more allowance.
11:49Woo-wee.
11:50Hey, hey, hey.
11:51Going on strike sounds like even more fun than being a hockey puck.
11:56Oh, goody.
11:57I'll cut the wings.
11:58Hey.
11:59I'm a U.
12:00And I'm a U, too.
12:01So what do you get when two U's crash?
12:03A headache?
12:04No.
12:05No.
12:06A double U.
12:07Hey, you're right.
12:08Sherry is unfair.
12:09Sherry doesn't care.
12:10So she can take a hike.
12:11Cause we're on strike.
12:12Strike is unfair.
12:13No.
12:14No.
12:15No.
12:16No.
12:17No.
12:18No.
12:19No.
12:20No.
12:21No.
12:22No.
12:23No.
12:24No.
12:25No.
12:26No.
12:27No.
12:28No.
12:29No.
12:30No.
12:31No.
12:32No.
12:33No.
12:34No.
12:35We're on strike.
12:36Strike.
12:37Strike.
12:38Strike.
12:39Strike.
12:40Strike.
12:41Strike.
12:42Strike.
12:43My fellow workers.
12:45Ah.
12:46That's us.
12:47Right, Charlie?
12:48Yeah, right, right, right.
12:49My fellow workers let us unite against Sherry.
12:52Yay!
12:53Oh, yay!
12:54We will make our demands known.
12:56Yay!
12:57Oh, yay.
12:58No more chores.
12:59More free time.
13:01allowances for everyone united we stand divided we're punished strike strike
13:11strike hey hey hey hey hey what's going on here huh oh he is on strike sherry
13:19would you care to join us now you nincompoopy puppy we're striking against
13:24sherry oh sorry sherry maybe you can strike with us next time thank you very
13:31much what is this about a strike oh it's very complicated complicated yeah i'll talk slow so
13:38you can understand it all right i'd appreciate that yeah you see there is two groups of people
13:43here two groups of people here yeah there is the employees who does the work that is us yes and
13:51then there is the boss who pays the money that is you yes all right now the employees that is us we
13:59feel that not getting enough money from the boss who is you yes and we're doing too much work so we
14:05is struck you is struck and from the look on your face we is grounded no no no if you are really
14:16striking why then we have to get involved in some collective bargaining oh what kind of bargains are
14:22we gonna collect no no collective bargaining is where people who don't agree sit down and they
14:28meet and they talk out their problems oh well then we have this meeting as soon as you guys finish your
14:35chores hey i've just been doing a magic trick it's a magic trick called wandering water you may wonder
14:45why the water wanders well if you watch you'll find out i have three paper cups one two three paper cups
14:51you notice they are labeled cup a cup b cup c you probably have three cups just like these except
14:57they don't have labels on them yet so if you like the trick you can label your cups and do the trick
15:03wandering water and now i'm going to do it for you again i've just done it for myself um the first
15:08thing i'm going to do is pour some water into cup a this is a very heavy pitcher okay there's water in
15:14cup a now i'm going to put cup b into cup c there we go now i'm going to pour the water from cup a into
15:22cup b and now i'm going to take cup b and put it right in between cup a and cup c okay now we have cup
15:34a cup b cup c my question is where's the water the water's in cup b no the water wandered from b
15:43to c see would you like to know how that's done you want to see all right i'll show you but it's not
15:53c it's b that's what i have to show you take a look at the bottom of cup a i cut a hole actually i cut
16:00out the whole bottom and so when i put cup b into cup c and then i filled it full of water
16:09by the way you have to hold it down because if you don't watch what happens it rises up so i filled
16:16it full of water what happened to the water that i poured into cup b you know it went right through
16:23the hole into cup c so there was nothing in cup b at all except a hole and then the water was in c
16:30and i poured it into this cup to show everybody and that's the end of the trick do you like it
16:35you don't like it oh you're all wet
16:37so so what's going on uh sherry we have something we'd like to discuss with you
16:46that's fine yes we have made a list of all of our rights your rights yes we cut out all our wrongs
16:55well i'd love to hear it uh why don't you read it i got it and then there's a rise
17:00less work more pay you and charles more time to play stay up late every night extra ice cream
17:09that's all right no more dishes more tv later bedtimes yes siree weekends at the shopping mall
17:17is that is yep that's all woo that's quite a list oh well then it's settled right no no don't you guys
17:27realize i have to do what i think is best for all of us i am the grown-up around here see i told you
17:35she wasn't gonna listen lammy i listened i really listened darling and now i have a list of my own
17:41what is it no more whining talking back right on time you hit the sack do the dishes make your bed
17:51take the time to plan ahead do your homework math and spelling no more fighting no more yelling
17:59that's my list you'll find it pays you might even get a raise
18:04yeah yay the strike is over we won yeah yay oh my goodness negotiating is hungry work
18:18when's din din din din din yeah dinner dinner dinner you remember dinner that's one of your chores
18:27oh it used to be but not anymore i'm on strike less work more play shari needs a holiday
18:36less work more play shari needs a holiday
18:40if you are into silly games here's a game for you and if you watch me closely and do everything i do
18:51i'll bet you make the simple statement i have often made hey that's about the silliest game
18:57i have ever played put your hands in front of you and move them just like me if a friend should
19:04ask you hey what's that supposed to be tell them that it's something that they do in paris france
19:10you're very busy teaching some ants how to dance step kick step kick spin around and do a split
19:17isn't this the nuttiest game that you have ever played put your hands in front of you and move
19:23them just like me if a friend should ask you hey what's that supposed to be tell her that you're
19:30explain you're in the middle and you really shouldn't stop you're very busy teaching a worm how to hop
19:41hip hip hip hop hop hop oh sorry isn't this the nuttiest game that you have ever played put your hands in front of you and move them just like me
19:48put your hands in front of you and move them just like me if a friend should ask you hey what's that supposed to be
19:52tell them what you're doing might sound very weird to him you're very busy teaching a fly how to swim
19:59Hip, hip, hop, hop, oh, oh, sorry, isn't this the nuttiest game that you have ever played?
20:06Put your hands in front of you and move them just like me.
20:10If a friend should ask you, hey, what's that supposed to be?
20:14Tell them what you're doing might sound very weird to him.
20:17You're very busy teaching a fly how to swim.
20:21Kick, glide, kick, glide.
20:25Isn't this the nuttiest game that you have ever played?
20:29Raise your hands and wiggle your fingers just the same as me.
20:33If a friend should ask you, hey, what's that supposed to be?
20:36Keep your fingers moving and just watch the way she'll stare.
20:40When you explain you're having fun tickling the air.
20:44Koochie, koochie, koo. Koochie, koochie, koo.
20:47Isn't this the nuttiest game that you have ever played?
20:51Tilt your head, start blowing up just the same as me.
20:55If a friend should ask you, hey, what's that supposed to be?
20:58Say it's hard, but if he'd like to join in, well, he may.
21:02Tell him that you're trying to blow the clouds away.
21:06If you like these silly games, I'll tell you honestly.
21:13You're the weirdest person that I know.
21:16After me.
21:19Knock, knock.
21:21Who's there?
21:22Mice.
21:23What do you mean, mice?
21:24No, you're supposed to say, mice who?
21:26Oh yeah, mice who?
21:28Mice to meet ya.
21:29Thanks, Charles.
21:34Get your teddy ready, get your teddy ready.
21:37Though he may be sleeping on your bed, he should be in your lap and stay and got and ready.
21:40Like I say, he should be got and ready.
21:41Hold your teddy steady for a teddy bear's tail.
21:44Hold his tail.
21:44Okay, okay, okay.
21:49A story about a teddy bear.
21:51And this one, Mr. Barely, is for you.
21:56Now, this story is called The Growing of Jamie.
22:00Jamie was small for his age, which at the time was two.
22:04He doesn't eat at all, his mother complained.
22:09Let's sit his teddy bear at the table with him.
22:12Maybe the boy needs company.
22:14They tried it.
22:15But Jamie didn't eat his bowl of cereal.
22:17His father said, let's put a bowl of cereal in front of the teddy bear.
22:22Did your mother or daddy ever do that for you?
22:24No.
22:25Um, they tried it, but do you think Jamie ate?
22:29No.
22:30You can't fool him, Jamie's mother murmured.
22:32He can see that the bear's not eating.
22:34So next, Jamie's father got another teddy bear, like Jamie's, but only a little bigger.
22:39And that night at supper, he sat the bigger bear next to the child.
22:45I do believe that the bear has grown since this morning's meal, he said to his son.
22:51And Jamie could see.
22:53This bear was bigger.
22:55And he thought it was the same bear, didn't he?
22:57He thought the bear had grown.
22:58Once again, the parents put food in front of both.
23:01And then, without Jamie seeing, they dumped out the teddy bear's food, slipped the empty bowl back in front of the bear, and told Teddy what a good eater he was, patting him on his head.
23:12Still, Jamie ate nothing.
23:13And now they found the teddy bear that was even as big as Jamie's father, a bigger one.
23:19And they sat it next to the boy at lunchtime.
23:22Well, Jamie was more than amazed.
23:23He was terrified.
23:24And he gobbled up his food.
23:26So at dinner time, you know what they did?
23:29This enormous teddy bear was replaced by a slightly smaller teddy bear.
23:34Jamie noticed it right away.
23:35Look at that, Jamie's father commented.
23:38One meal, and my boy is catching up to the bear.
23:42Jamie ate his food in nothing flat.
23:44And now with each meal, the child sat next to an even smaller bear, and a smaller bear.
23:49And because the little boy was only two, he believed that he was just growing and growing and growing.
23:56Well, Jamie never lost his habit of being a good eater.
24:00Now he is the biggest man you ever saw.
24:03And on his dresser, there sits the teemiest little teddy bear.
24:07The end.
24:10Oh, that was delightful, de lovely, delicious, de whole thing.
24:16I liked it.
24:19This is the song that doesn't end.
24:24Yes, it goes on and on, my friend.
24:28Some people started singing it not knowing what it was.
24:32And they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end.
24:39Oh, no.
24:40Shining Time Station is next, here on CPTV.
24:44Some people started singing it not knowing what it was.
24:48And they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end.
24:55How do I turn you off?
24:56Because on and on, my friend.
24:59Some people started singing it not knowing what it was.
25:05And they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end.
25:11Yes, it goes on and on, my friend.
25:15What are you doing?
25:16Some people started singing it not knowing what it was.
25:20And they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that doesn't end.
25:26This is it. This is not fun.
25:33Okay, if you guys are going to keep that up, I want you to go far, far away.
25:37Go, go, go.
25:39No, no, no. Keep on going.
25:41Woo!
25:45Woo!
25:48This is the song that...
25:50Charlie, horse! No, no, stop, stop, stop.
25:53Charlie, stop. I want you to go away. Go away.
25:56And don't slam the...
25:58Door.
26:02Funding for this program was provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and by viewers like you.
26:12This is PBS.
26:15Next.
26:20Shining Time Station.
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