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00:01Hi, I'm Murray from Sesame Street, and I'm looking for the word on the street.
00:06What's the word on the street?
00:08Disguise.
00:09What does the word disguise mean?
00:12It means you dress up as something you're not.
00:16You put like a costume on.
00:18You put a hat on, you put glasses.
00:20Come on, let's try a disguise.
00:22Keep listening for the word disguise today on Sesame Street.
00:26Disguise.
00:27That's the word on the street.
00:29Can you tell me how to get?
00:36Can you tell me how to get?
00:38Can you tell me how to get?
00:40Sunny, can you speak in the clouds away?
00:45On my way to where the air is sweet?
00:50Can you tell me how to get?
00:52How to get to Sesame Street?
00:55Can you tell me how to get?
00:58What?
00:59I can go upstairs and eat.
01:00Can you tell me how to get?
01:01I can't go upstairs and eat.
01:03Can you tell me how to get?
01:04Can you tell me how to get?
01:05Can you tell me how to get?
01:06Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:13Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?
01:36Great story, right Chris?
01:38Okay, go on, go on, go on. You'll love it.
01:40So, the green frog told the princess,
01:44Please help me. I used to be a prince, but I was turned into a frog.
01:50Oh, oh, by a wicked fairy, I bet.
01:53Yep. Let's see.
01:55But, said the enchanted frog, if you kiss me, I'll turn back into a prince.
02:02Oh, I kiss him, I kiss him.
02:05Let's see, he was green with warts, but the princess liked him.
02:09Oh. That's sweet of her.
02:10Mm-hmm. Let's see.
02:12So, she kissed the frog and...
02:16Yeah. And...
02:18And she kissed the frog and what?
02:20What turned the page, Chris? Turned the page.
02:22I'm sorry, Abby, it's stuck.
02:24But it's stuck. What the... I'm sticking.
02:26What happened to suspense? Please!
02:28Okay, okay, okay, okay.
02:30So, she kissed the frog and...
02:33Presto!
02:35He was a prince!
02:37And they lived happily ever after.
02:40That's right. Look, it says it.
02:42And they became friends and lived happily ever after.
02:46Oh, thanks, Chris.
02:48Oh, you're welcome, Abby.
02:49Hey, listen, you better take your trash to Oscar.
02:51Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
02:52See you later.
02:53All right.
02:54Thanks a lot.
02:56What a story!
02:59I mean, a princess kisses a frog and turns him back into an enchanted prince.
03:05A frog, of all people.
03:08He's an enchanted prince.
03:10Well, I tell you, it just goes to show you.
03:14You never know who is a prince.
03:18Never say thank you to a grouch.
03:21Never, never, never, ever, ever, never.
03:23You know, someone on Sesame Street could be a prince.
03:28I'm sorry?
03:29Don't give me I'm sorry.
03:32It's too late.
03:34I just...
03:35You already said thank you.
03:36I just...
03:37I'm just gonna quit while I'm ahead.
03:39Take a long hike, too.
03:42It could be Oscar.
03:46Oh, wow.
03:49He's green.
03:50Just like the frog in the story.
03:53And I reject your trash, too.
03:59Wow.
04:04And no one could really be that grouchy.
04:08Unless he was a prince who was turned into a grouchy.
04:18Once upon a time, in a story,
04:21Handsome Prince Oscar lived in a golden trash can.
04:26And people brought him the finest trash.
04:29Worn out gold and jewels.
04:32And he was nice.
04:35Your Highness!
04:36Oh, my Highness says thank you.
04:39You know, you're not so low yourself.
04:41Oh, Prince.
04:43There you are.
04:44My offering.
04:45Oh, thank you, beautiful peasant girl.
04:48No, thank you.
04:51No, thank you.
04:52Appreciate it.
04:53It's lovely trash.
04:54A fairy grouch mother saw Prince Oscar being nice.
04:59And she didn't like it.
05:02Well, Eric, give my regards to Mary.
05:05Have a nice day.
05:06And hurry back.
05:08La-dee-da.
05:09Oh, yuck.
05:11He's saying thank you and please and la-dee-da.
05:17This has got to stop.
05:22She waved her wand and turned him into a grouch.
05:29I have brought you more trash, Prince Oscar.
05:34No, Oscar.
05:35A grouch formerly known as Prince.
05:39What kind of trash is this?
05:41Beautiful jewels?
05:43Pearls?
05:44Pearls?
05:45Beautiful pearls?
05:46What can I do with these?
05:48I'm a grouch.
05:49I know.
05:50My pig will love them.
05:52Piggy, piggy.
05:53Pearls before swine.
05:56Just like in the story, Oscar is a grouch until someone kisses him and turns him into a prince.
06:13And guess who's gonna kiss him?
06:16Me.
06:19Oh, Oscar.
06:20Oh, Oscar, Oscar, Oscar, Oscar.
06:23What do you want, Wand Face?
06:28I...
06:29I want to kiss you.
06:31Huh?
06:32No, no, no, no.
06:33No, no, no, no.
06:34Please desist.
06:36Never kiss a grouch.
06:38But you're not a grouch.
06:41You're a prince.
06:42Don't call me that.
06:43I'm a grouch.
06:44Prince.
06:45A grouch.
06:46Prince.
06:47Grouch.
06:48Prince.
06:49Grouch, grouch, grouch.
06:50Until I kiss you.
06:53Prince.
06:54Hey.
06:55Yes.
06:56No fair flying.
06:57No fair flying.
06:58Yes.
06:59No fair flying.
07:00Oh, boy.
07:01Oh.
07:02Ah.
07:03Didn't lay a lip on me.
07:06Now buzz away, fairy wings.
07:08Oh, but Oscar, I'm just trying to help you.
07:11To kiss you and to turn you back into a prince.
07:14But I'm a grouch.
07:15Oh, golly.
07:16Oh.
07:17He went down again.
07:18Oh, I can't kiss him.
07:19Well, I'll just have to wait until he comes back.
07:21Whoa.
07:22What is that?
07:23A sign.
07:24No kissing.
07:25What?
07:26He's up.
07:27Now hear this.
07:28Huh?
07:29This is a no kissing zone.
07:30All kissers leave immediately.
07:34Whoa.
07:35Oh, he's down.
07:36He's up.
07:37To say I'm going down.
07:38Forever.
07:39I'll be ordering in from Szechuan Grouch.
07:40Goodbye.
07:41Oh, dear.
07:42If he stays down there forever, I'll never be able to kiss him.
07:44Oh, no kissing.
07:45No kissing.
07:46No kissing.
07:47What?
07:48He's up.
07:49Now hear this.
07:50This is a no kissing zone.
07:51All kissers leave immediately.
07:52Whoa.
07:53Oh, he's down.
07:54He's up.
07:55To say I'm going down.
07:56Forever.
07:57I'll be ordering in from Szechuan Grouch.
07:59Goodbye.
08:00Oh, dear.
08:01If he stays down there forever, I'll never be able to kiss him.
08:06Unless I go down there, too.
08:11Ha-ha!
08:12Ilya Kazoo!
08:13Ilya Kazan!
08:14Into the top of Oscar's can!
08:17Ha-ha!
08:18Going down!
08:23She can't kiss me down here.
08:28Hi, Oscar.
08:29It's Abby.
08:30Oh, she's going to kiss me.
08:33Missed me.
08:34Ha-ha-ha!
08:35You kissed my billy goat, Lassie.
08:36Ha-ha-ha!
08:37Oscar!
08:38Oh, she's one persistent pixie.
08:39Where are you?
08:40Ha-ha-ha!
08:41Oh, you just kissed Spot, my pig.
08:42Ha-ha-ha!
08:43She never gives up.
08:44Ha-ha!
08:45Ha-ha!
08:46Ha-ha!
08:47Ha-ha!
08:48She's kissing the piano!
08:49Ha-ha-ha!
08:50Ha-ha-ha!
08:51Ha-ha!
08:52Ha-ha!
08:53Ha-ha!
08:54Ha-ha!
08:55Ha-ha!
08:56Ha-ha!
08:57Ha-ha!
08:58Ha-ha!
08:59Ha-ha!
09:00Ha-ha!
09:01Kiss kissing everything.
09:04Ha-ha-ha!
09:05Ha-ha-ha!
09:06Ha-ha-ha!
09:07Ha-ha-ha!
09:08Ha-ha-ha!
09:09Ha-ha-ha!
09:10Ha-ha-ha!
09:11What are you doing?
09:12Leaving.
09:13Whoa!
09:14Whoa!
09:17Whoa!
09:21Ha-ha!
09:22?
09:23Ha-ha-ha!
09:24Hey, Oscar, whoo, well, oh, hey!
09:26You, you're just the guy I wanna see!
09:27You sell everything, Chris!
09:28Yeah?
09:29sell everything Chris yeah so you gotta give me a disguise so Abby won't know
09:34it's me and she'll stop trying to kiss me kiss me she wants to kiss me and turn
09:39me into a prince like the frog in the story
09:43where is Oscar Oh Hooper's door hey you look terrible yeah hey thanks look at
10:02this now she'll never know it's me what a perfect disguise then she'll leave me
10:06alone too Bones the name James Bond oh no she knows it's me oh Chris Chris you
10:23gotta help me protect me she wants to kiss me I just am trying to make you a
10:28prince again I'm not a prince I'm not friends I think I can fix this you say
10:42you're not a prince I am NOT a prince okay then let Abby kiss you kiss a grouch yeah
10:50you see if she kisses you and you don't turn into a prince she'll know it's not
10:55like the frog story and she'll leave you alone won't you Abby well all right if
11:03he doesn't turn into a prince after I kiss him I'll leave him alone okay oh he'll
11:10turn into a prince all right Oscar well all right just one teeny tiny short kiss I
11:20prefer a near miss hey get ready for the kiss oh wait wait wait wait okay
11:27okay good okay ready set wait wait wait you better stand back because when he
11:33turns into a prince there's gonna be a loud bang and probably a lot of smoke yeah
11:38okay okay uh I'll move back a little ready set oh wait you better put your fingers in
11:45your ears uh don't know why but okay okay yeah oh and uh you too good good okay ready
11:54set I wonder what'll happen keep it quick kiss
12:06hey this I'm still me I'm here me Oscar the Grouch no prince well Abby I guess he's not a prince
12:23after all boy what a let down it was more fun when the frog became a prince well that was an
12:32enchanted fairy tale frog Abby one in a million most frogs are just frogs and if you kiss them
12:39they stay frogs and they like it a frog is what they want to be yeah like I want to be a grouch
12:45I don't wanna be a prince sitting on the throne rather be a grouch here in my can alone reading trashy
13:00papers full of yesterday's papers full of yesterday's news or doing a grouchy dance with worn out shoes
13:09I don't wanna wear a crown with diamonds that flash cause I got a better hat I found in the trash
13:23a hat for a grouchy and shaggy fella standing in the rain with a broken umbrella
13:30I don't wanna be a prince no siree or some marquee or maitre d I need to be I gotta be I wanna be
13:44me Oscar the Grouch oh Oscar I don't care if you're not a prince I love you just the way you are
13:58no no don't get the idea yes I'm gonna get you no no hey hey no she's hugging me oh some days you
14:04can't make a nickel no get away from me cease desist I'm out of here hey see you guys hi I'm Jack
14:15yeah it's Elmo's Elmo and we're here to tell you about the most awesome word in the whole wide world
14:19oh what's the word mr. Jack what's the word okay the word is disguise disguise disguise is when you
14:29change the way something looks yeah to make it hard to tell what it is you know what Elmo I happen
14:36to be a master of disguise yeah oh yeah in fact I can totally disguise myself and you would never
14:43ever ever even know it was me yeah oh yeah check out my disguise expertise in action oh okay let's see
14:51get it wait a minute what you knew it was me yeah then you saw through my disguise oh yeah okay all
15:05right I just have to dig a little deeper in my treasure trove of disguises excuse me
15:09you know it was me again yes but what about my disguise oh sorry that's it I'm done I guess my
15:32powers of disguise are no longer potent I give up oh mr. Jack where are you going oh oh mr. chicken
15:41have you seen mr. Jack Black aha my disguise worked mr. Jack Black that's right it's me I totally
15:50disguised myself as a chicken wow nice disguise I think I just laid an egg mr. Jack is good yes I am
16:09oh boy it's almost time for Abby's flying fairy school but first let's talk about the letter B
16:17B that's why we're gonna play what's on me that starts with B what sound does the letter B make
16:28can you find anything on me that starts with the letter B
16:32B
16:48a badge
16:48yes badge
16:49I love this game now let's check out more about the letter B
16:56Telly monster here to show you the letter of the day the letter B
17:09That's right Oscar a beat starts with the letter B
17:13Yeah, say bye-bye fuchsia face cuz you're crowding my trash can
17:18Wow bye-bye starts with a letter B to you really do know your B words Oscar
17:26Blah blah blah enough already and
17:30Blah blah blah starts with B. Would you stop bothering me?
17:35Bother bother starts with B got any more B words?
17:39We're like a B team Oscar coming up with B words for all of our friends out there
17:45If you won't beat it I will
17:50Black also starts with the letter B
17:53Oscar Oscar go away Oscar more B words, please
18:03Oscar
18:06Hey Jake what's coming up next?
18:09Abby's flying fairy school
18:11Oh boy!
18:12HA HA HA HA
18:18Look up high in the sky
18:20If it's cool, it can fly
18:22Let's go
18:23Hurry to the flying fairy school
18:25Wrap your line
18:26Wee
18:27Bring your wings
18:28Mama
18:29We will learn magic and work
18:31Come hurry to the flying fairy school
18:35How to make us grow
18:38And how to make us shrink
18:42How to solve a problem with a single twinkle thing
18:46This school is really magic, it's magic, it's really cool
18:50Let's go in, let's begin, it's Flying Fairy School
18:56Hello, welcome to Flying Fairy School
19:06Today we're on a field trip to Colonial Trolliumsburg
19:11We're going to play real troll games and hear true troll stories
19:17And listen to authentic troll music
19:21You're half troll bug, tell us what it's like, tell us what it's like
19:25Yeah, yeah
19:27Trolliumsburg, Schmoliumsburg
19:29Oh, well, I wouldn't call it Schmoliumsburg blog
19:32In fact, a trip to Colonial Trolliumsburg can be quite smashing
19:37Now please discontinue use of all wands and return your desks to their full and upright position
19:43The school is coming in for a landing
19:55All right, class, follow me
19:57All right, class, follow me
20:01Halt
20:03You cannot cross the bridge into Colonial Trolliumsburg until you answer a riddle
20:09Oh no, a riddle is tricky enough, but a troll riddle? We'll never be able to figure this out
20:15Oh sure we will
20:17Oh sure we will
20:18Blog knows everything there is to know about being a troll
20:21Hm? What do you know? A troll with wings
20:24Wings? Oh no, these aren't wings
20:27Huh?
20:28They're on my, uh, oh, armpit coolers
20:31Yeah, haha, see?
20:34Oh, how curiously refreshing
20:37You mind sprucing up your pits somewhere else, kid? It's burning my retinas
20:43Well, it looks like Blog isn't up for any riddles
20:49Why don't you fairies try to figure it out yourselves?
20:52Oh, great idea
20:54What's the riddle, Mr. Bridge Troll, sir?
20:58What has one line down and one line across?
21:03And you need it to tickle and tie and toss
21:07Boy, this is a tough riddle
21:09I wonder what's the same about tickle and tie and toss
21:13Looks like we can use some help to spot the solution
21:17Oh, spot, spot
21:20Hey, spot, what has one line down and one line across and you need it to tickle and tie and toss?
21:30Fetch, spot, fetch
21:32A, 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
21:49What does the alphabet have to do with solving our problem?
21:54Let's twinkle think
21:56Twinkle think, twinkle think, twinkle think, twinkle think
21:59I got it!
22:01The alphabet has letters
22:03Maybe the answer is a letter
22:06Let's think this through
22:08One line down and one line across
22:12T-t-t-tickle, t-t-t-tie
22:15Hey, T begins the words, tickle and tie and toss
22:19The answer has to be the letter T
22:21Yeah!
22:22Ryan & T also begins, ticket
22:27And that answer is your ticket to Troreamsburg
22:31Trolliumsburg
22:43No flash photography
22:50Why did you say your wings aren't wings no reason
22:53Come one come all estimate how many trolls it takes to make an earwax candle
23:04Estimate it's a thoughtful guess. Oh, I can't guess something like that. That's blog. He's a troll. He'll know
23:14Whoa a troll with wings wings no these aren't wings there. Oh, hey, it's a backpack
23:21See nothing out of the ordinary here. No siree
23:29Looks like blog isn't in an estimating mood anyone else care to take a guess
23:34Okay, I'll give it a shot
23:36The candle holders kind of big and trolls have kind of big ears with quite a lot of earwax. So I'll guess six
23:44And I estimate
23:47three
23:49Now let's find out how many trolls it takes
23:52coming to the earwax candle
24:00One
24:02Two
24:04Three
24:06Four
24:08Five
24:10Six
24:12Whoa
24:13Six trolls it is
24:15You estimated right, Garnigan
24:18Oh
24:19And you win
24:20The candle
24:21The candle
24:23Oh
24:24Oh
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24:41Oh
24:42Holy parsley, seeds, rosemary and thyme
24:45We're going to see Garfunkel
24:47Wahoo!
24:48Come on, Bug!
24:51Okay, let me slip into something more comfortable first
24:55So cozy
24:58Ah
25:00Ladies and gentlemen
25:03The art of Garfunkel
25:06Ooh
25:08Oof
25:09Nip time
25:12Like
25:14Oof
25:14A
25:15Thor
25:16Desmond
25:16Whoa
25:17Little
25:17Little
25:18I pool
25:19大概
25:20Twelve
25:20There's a
25:21Emma
25:21Dehe
25:22H
25:23Don't panic everyone. A troll just needs to whisper the words nap time in his ear and all we will hear are the sounds of silence from Garfunkel.
25:36Nap time. Nap time.
25:44Okay, whispering from down here is not doing the job.
25:48Maybe I can solve this problem.
25:51Nap time.
25:57Sorry, little fairy Leapshunt, but it has to be a troll who whispers the words.
26:04Blog, is there anyone you know who might be able to help in a situation like this?
26:10But they'll see my wings. They'll see that I'm different.
26:14Sometimes differences make the difference.
26:17Huh?
26:21You can do it, Black. You're the troll.
26:26And the fairy.
26:33Nap time.
26:35Wow, look at those wings.
26:46You're the coolest guy I've ever seen.
26:49Oh, let's hear it was a troll with the wings.
26:53Yeah!
26:54Boy, I love being a troll.
26:58And I love being a fairy.
27:01No flash photography!
27:08It's almost time for Murray has a little lamb, but first, we're going to check out...
27:20The number zero!
27:22How many is zero?
27:25None!
27:25Oh, yeah! It's none!
27:27Zero bicycles!
27:29Zero baseball gloves!
27:33Zero kids!
27:37Zero cards!
27:39What are you drawing, Jada?
27:40A zero.
27:41Oh, zero.
27:42Come on, let's see some more about the number zero.
27:46Zero.
27:47Zero.
27:48Come on, let's see some more about the number zero.
28:01Zero dancer.
28:13Zero dancer.
28:14Zero dancer.
28:25Zero dancer.
28:27Oh, no! I'm late for...
28:29Murray has a little lamb!
28:33Murray has a little lamb.
28:35Murray has a little lamb.
28:37Murray has a little lamb.
28:38Who wears a little bow?
28:39Go, Murray!
28:40Together they go everywhere.
28:42Amigos like to go.
28:43But, Murray!
28:44He follows her to school each day.
28:46They run, they spin, they leap.
28:47Hello, Murray!
28:48Yo!
28:49Everybody loves to see a monster and his sheep, and they all say...
28:53Murray!
28:54Murray!
28:55Murray has a little lamb.
28:56Murray has a little lamb.
28:57Go, Murray!
28:58Murray has a little lamb.
28:59Murray has a little lamb!
29:00Murray has a little lamb!
29:02Are you ready for some school time fun?
29:05Great!
29:06But where's Ovejita?
29:07Yay!
29:10Hi, Ovejita!
29:11Hola, Murray!
29:12What school are we going to today?
29:15Ta-da!
29:16Oh, a pig!
29:18Where does a pig live?
29:20A farm!
29:21A farm?
29:23Wait a minute.
29:24I know where we're going!
29:26We're going to...
29:27Farm school!
29:28Escuela de GranjerÃa!
29:29Yay!
29:30What kind of stuff happens here at farm school?
29:31Oh, at this school, all the kids that come here want to be the veterinarians, or they
29:44want to be landscape architects, they want to work with plants or animals.
29:46Oh, what is a veterinarian?
29:47That's an animal doctor, Murray.
29:48An animal doctor?
29:49It is.
29:50There are special doctors just for animals?
29:51Just to take care of animals.
29:52All animals need doctors.
29:53What kind of animals do they have on the farm?
29:54Um, ducks, cows, turkeys.
29:55What else do you do at farm school?
29:56We get to, um, feed the animals.
29:57Well, what do you feed them?
29:58Is it like pizza and, uh, sandwiches and stuff?
29:59No, not human food.
30:00They don't eat human food?
30:01What other kind of food is there?
30:02Um, animal food.
30:03Steve, what are you feeding the alpaca?
30:04They eat all sorts of grain.
30:05It has some corn in it and some oil in it.
30:06Oh, what is it?
30:07Oh, what is it?
30:08What do you feed them?
30:09What are you feeding them?
30:10What are you feeding them?
30:11What are you feeding them?
30:12What's the farm school?
30:13We get to, um, feed the animals.
30:14Well, what do you feed them?
30:15Is it like pizza and, uh, sandwiches and stuff?
30:16No, not human food.
30:17They don't eat human food?
30:18What other kind of food is there?
30:19Um, animal food.
30:20What are you feeding the alpaca?
30:21They eat all sorts of grain.
30:22It has some corn in it and some oats.
30:23Mmm.
30:24Can, can I try feeding them?
30:25Sure.
30:26Here you go.
30:27Hola, que tal, ovejas?
30:28Como estan?
30:29Yo estoy muy bien.
30:30Estoy con mi amigo Fari aquÃ.
30:31Ovejita, ovejita.
30:32I don't think they speak Spanish.
30:33No?
30:34No.
30:35Oh.
30:36What is this?
30:37I don't think they speak Spanish.
30:38No?
30:39No.
30:40Oh.
30:41What is this?
30:42I don't think they speak Spanish.
30:43I don't think they speak Spanish.
30:46No?
30:47No.
30:48Oh.
30:49What is this place?
30:50This is our poultry coop, Murray.
30:52This is where all of our hens lay their eggs.
30:54So when we collect the eggs, we're very careful.
30:56We put them in really gently, right?
30:58And we don't put too many eggs in one basket so that this way they don't all break.
31:02Oh, look.
31:04I found an egg.
31:06What else do they do here at farm school?
31:08They learn about farming.
31:09They plant crops in the fields, corn and carrots, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant.
31:15All that stuff comes from a farm?
31:17All from the farm.
31:18Hey, Karina.
31:19Uh-huh.
31:20Do you ever get to plant anything?
31:21Uh-huh.
31:22What do you do when you're going to plant?
31:24You dig a big hole.
31:25Uh-huh.
31:26And then you put some seeds in and then you cover it and then you water it.
31:30Oh, my goodness.
31:31That sounds awesome.
31:32I want to plant.
31:33One of the tools we use is called a hoe.
31:36We have to loosen the soil so air and water and nutrients can reach the roots.
31:41What you're going to do is just take the hoe.
31:44Yeah.
31:45Approach the soil.
31:46Yeah.
31:47And you're just going to chop it a little bit.
31:48Here I go.
31:49Tell me how I do.
31:50All right.
31:51Go ahead.
31:52Excellent.
31:54What do you plant here?
31:55Um, carrots.
31:56Oh, boy.
31:57What else do you plant?
31:58We plant beans.
31:59Are these the same kind of beans that you can eat?
32:02Uh-huh.
32:03What else?
32:04What else?
32:05Um...
32:06Can you plant peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
32:07No.
32:08No.
32:09That looks good.
32:12Yeah.
32:13Yeah.
32:14I love farm school.
32:16Yeah.
32:19Goodbye.
32:20Adios.
32:21That was a nice jump.
32:22Gracias.
32:33Oh, what a joy watching life passing by and being a pig.
32:39What could compare to a home in a stall I am?
32:42Being a pig.
32:44Days are sunny and rosy.
32:47Things are comfy and cozy.
32:50When all the piggies are bound.
32:53What greater joy could be found?
32:56Walk a while in the mud.
32:58That's my style.
32:59Being a pig.
33:01Carping that slop.
33:03Hey, to me.
33:04That's the top.
33:05Being a pig.
33:07And when mama is able.
33:11She sets a fine table.
33:14We gather round for a treat.
33:16And what a week.
33:21And when the night has come creeping.
33:25In the barn we go sleeping.
33:29Who would know that pleasure gets this pig.
33:34Being a pig.
33:36Be a pig.
33:37Be a pig.
33:38Be a pig.
33:39Be a pig.
33:40Be a pig.
33:41Come on.
33:42Elmo's World is coming soon.
33:43But right now, I'd like to show you outside and inside.
33:45Right now, I'm outside.
33:46Now, I'm inside.
33:47Now, I'm outside.
33:48Inside.
33:49What am I now?
33:50Outside.
33:51And now, I'm outside.
33:52Now, I'm inside.
33:53Now, I'm inside.
33:54Now, I'm outside.
33:55Inside.
33:56Inside.
33:57What am I now?
33:58Outside.
33:59And now?
34:00Inside.
34:01How about now?
34:02Outside.
34:03Now, here's the inside and outside scoop.
34:05Elmo's World is on the way.
34:06And now, Sesame Street Dinner Theater proudly presents the great musical, South Potato.
34:23Sonny, your mama makes the best baked potatoes in the entire state of Alabama.
34:32You said it, daddy.
34:34Oh, shucks.
34:36You make the best potatoes every which way, mama.
34:39Well, we do love our potatoes.
34:45They're good boiled, fried, or mashed.
34:47Or roasted baked or hash.
34:48You can even bake them twice.
34:50With some broccoli, cheese, and spice.
34:52They're good with chicken, fish, and vegetables.
34:54And eggs and burgers, too.
34:56We love potatoes.
34:58And potatoes love you.
35:01We love peas, rice, and squash.
35:04And sometimes a goober.
35:07But what we love most in the whole wide world is our favorite tuba.
35:17There is nothing like potato.
35:20Nothing on your plate.
35:24Not a corn or a tomato.
35:27I'm potato and I'm great.
35:31There is nothing like potato.
35:34Nothing on our plate.
35:38Not a corn or a tomato.
35:41It's potato and it's great.
35:45Nothing flakes like potato.
35:49Or makes pancakes like potato.
35:51No dish like potato.
35:53Or knish like potato.
35:54No carbohydrate like potato.
35:56Tastes great like potato.
35:57Tastes great as potato.
35:59It's naturally high in potassium.
36:02And underground is where it's from.
36:06The red skin and brown skins.
36:08And don't forget the sweet potato.
36:11I love you potato.
36:12And I only get eyes for you.
36:13I thought I was a potato.
36:14You are a funny potato.
36:15You are a funny potato.
36:16You are a funny potato.
36:17You are a funny potato.
36:18You are a funny potato.
36:19You are a funny potato.
36:20You are a funny potato.
36:21Hey, Rachel.
36:22What's next?
36:23Elmo's world.
36:24Oh, boy.
36:25This is gonna be great!
36:41GREAT!
37:11Hi!
37:13Welcome to Elmo's World!
37:17Oh, Elmo's so happy to see you.
37:19Oh, and so is Dorothy.
37:21Say hello, Dorothy.
37:23Oh, guess what Elmo's thinking about today?
37:27Ah!
37:31Skin.
37:35Covered all over with beautiful skin.
37:39Ah! Did you guess yet?
37:41Skin.
37:43Covered all over from ankles to chin.
37:47Yes! That's it! Elmo's thinking about skin.
37:51You know, skin.
37:53Skin is ever so lovely.
37:55No matter the color you're in,
37:57let's hear it for skin.
37:59Beautiful skin!
38:01Oh, that looks like fun.
38:03Wait for Elmo.
38:09I'm the one!
38:11I'm the one!
38:13We'll see you next time.
38:15I'm the one!
38:17Oh!
38:19I'm the one!
38:21Oh!
38:23Oh!
38:25Oh!
38:27Oh!
38:29Oh!
38:31Oh!
38:33Yeah.
38:42Oh, see?
38:44Elmo has skin.
38:45It's right under his fur.
38:48Yeah.
38:49Oh, and sometimes Elmo's skin itches.
38:54Oh, dear.
38:57Better.
38:58Oh, what's that, Dorothy?
39:00Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
39:01Dorothy wants to know,
39:03what do you do when the skin on your back itches?
39:06Oh, good question, Dorothy.
39:08Let's ask Mr. Noodle.
39:09Mr. Noodle!
39:11Oh, hey, Shade, a little help, please.
39:14Oh, thank you, Shade.
39:16Oh, oh, there you are, Mr. Noodle.
39:20Oh, hey, Mr. Noodle, slap Elmo some skin.
39:24Oh, hey, hey, guess what, Mr. Noodle?
39:33Dorothy has a question for you.
39:35Yeah, you.
39:37What do you do when the skin on your back itches, Mr. Noodle?
39:43Yeah, what do you do?
39:45No, that's your head.
39:47On your back.
39:48Your back, you know.
39:49Mr. Noodle has to itch his back on his back.
39:54Yeah, back there.
39:55Mr. Noodle can't reach his back.
39:58You can't reach your back on your back.
40:00Be careful, Mr. Noodle.
40:02Now he's dizzy.
40:03See, now he's itchy and dizzy.
40:06Don't give up.
40:08He needs something.
40:10Maybe there's something you can use to scratch your back, Mr. Noodle.
40:14He's on the floor.
40:16He's scratching his back on the floor.
40:18Look at him go.
40:20I don't think it's working.
40:22You need help.
40:23Get somebody to help you.
40:26Elmo can help you.
40:28Yeah, Elmo will scratch Mr. Noodle's back.
40:31Okay, yeah, turn around.
40:33Okay.
40:34How's that, right there?
40:36That's it.
40:37Right between the shoulder blades?
40:39Right there.
40:40Aw.
40:41Yay, Mr. Noodle.
40:43Elmo helped Mr. Noodle.
40:45Elmo helped Mr. Noodle and Elmo scratched his back.
40:49Oh, huh?
40:50Okay.
40:52He's scratching Elmo's back.
40:54Mr. Noodle.
40:58Wait, now what?
41:00Mr. Noodle.
41:02Oh, poor itchy, itchy Mr. Noodle.
41:05What's that, Dorothy?
41:07Oh, okay.
41:08Dorothy wants to ask someone else.
41:11What do you do when the skin on your back itches?
41:17Dorothy, when my back itches, I scratch with this.
41:20A back scratcher.
41:22Ah.
41:25When the skin on my back itches, I like to rub it against a tree, Dorothy, like this.
41:32That feels good.
41:33Dorothy, when any eyeballs have itchy backs, we take turns scratching each other's back.
41:44You scratch my back, and I scratch yours.
41:47Thanks, everybody.
41:48Oh, and thank you too, Dorothy.
41:49Now, Elmo will ask a baby.
41:51Do-do-do-do.
41:52Oh, hello, baby.
41:53Ha-ha-ha.
41:54Baby, what do you do when the skin on your back itches?
41:58Ha-ha-ha-ha.
41:59Oh, thank you, baby.
42:00Kiss, kiss.
42:01Kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss.
42:02Kiss, kiss, kiss.
42:03Kiss, kiss.
42:04Mm-mm.
42:05Mwah.
42:06Ha-ha-ha.
42:07Aw.
42:08That baby was so cute.
42:09And now, Elmo has a question for, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-you.
42:16Yeah, you.
42:17How many goosebumps are on this chili hippo's skin?
42:22Let's count them and find out.
42:23One.
42:24Two.
42:25Three.
42:26Four.
42:27Five.
42:28Two.
42:29Three.
42:30Four.
42:31Five.
42:32Five.
42:33Five.
42:34Five.
42:35Five.
42:36Five.
42:37Five.
42:38Five.
42:39Five.
42:40Five.
42:41Six.
42:42Seven.
42:43Eight.
42:44Nine.
42:45Nine goosebumps.
42:46Oh, and one, one chili goose.
42:51Oh, that tickles Elmo's skin.
42:54Boy, you silly chili goose.
42:56Bye, goose.
42:58Bye, hippo.
42:59Hmm.
43:00That makes Elmo wonder.
43:02What else tickles your skin?
43:04Let's find out.
43:05Oh, draw.
43:06Tickle, draw.
43:07Open that drawer, please.
43:09Oh, maybe Elmo can tickle drawer to open.
43:11Is drawer ticklish?
43:12Tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle.
43:13Can a cupcake tickle your skin?
43:15No.
43:16But it can make your skin messy.
43:17Yum, yum.
43:18Can a ladybug tickle your skin?
43:19Yes.
43:20It tickles when it crawls on your skin.
43:21That's right.
43:22Can a feather tickle your skin?
43:23That's right.
43:24Can a feather tickle your skin?
43:25Yes.
43:26Feathers tickle your skin.
43:27Yes.
43:28Feathers tickle your skin.
43:29Unless you're a bird.
43:30My skin is covered with feathers.
43:31And they don't know what to do.
43:32Can a cupcake tickle your skin?
43:33Can a cupcake tickle your skin?
43:34No.
43:35But it can make your skin messy.
43:36Yum, yum.
43:37Can a ladybug tickle your skin?
43:38Yes.
43:39It tickles when it crawls on your skin.
43:41That's right.
43:42Can a feather tickle your skin?
43:43Yes.
43:44Feathers tickle your skin.
43:45Unless you're a bird.
43:46My skin is covered with feathers.
43:47And they don't tickle me at all.
43:48They just need to be fluff now and then.
43:49Fluff.
43:50Fluff.
43:51Fluff.
43:52Fluff.
43:53Fluff.
43:54Fluff.
43:55Fluff.
43:56Fluff.
43:57Fluff.
43:58Fluff.
43:59Fluff.
44:00Fluff.
44:01Fluff.
44:02Fluff.
44:03Fluff.
44:04Fluff.
44:05Fluff.
44:06That's cool.
44:07Elmo has mail.
44:08Oh!
44:09Elmo has email.
44:10Yay!
44:11Computer, come back here.
44:12Elmo has mail.
44:13Computer, stop.
44:14Elmo has mail.
44:15Elmo has mail.
44:16Elmo has mail.
44:17Elmo has mail.
44:21Oh!
44:22It's Elmo's friend Ernie.
44:27Hi there, Elmo.
44:28Hey, Elmo.
44:29Did you know that your skin helps you feel things?
44:32Well, that's why I'm wearing this blindfold.
44:34You see, I'm going to feel something with the skin on my hands,
44:37and then I'm going to guess what that is without even looking.
44:41Now, watch this.
44:42Let me see.
44:45Oh, wait a second.
44:46Wait a second.
44:47There's something now.
44:48Gee, I wonder what this could be.
44:49Ernie.
44:50No, no, no.
44:51Don't tell me, Bird.
44:52Don't tell me.
44:53This feels kind of soft and fluffy-like, and it's sticking straight up like a shaggy rug.
44:59No, Ernie.
45:00You're touching.
45:01No, no, no.
45:02Don't tell me, Bird.
45:03Don't tell me.
45:04I want to guess this.
45:05Now, let's see.
45:06Moving down.
45:07Oh, wait, wait, wait.
45:08There's more.
45:09There's so much more.
45:10Look at this.
45:11And this kind of feels roundish, and it's sort of squishy-like, and it's like a bath sponge.
45:16Yes, yes.
45:17I don't believe this.
45:18And let's see.
45:19Moving on down.
45:21Oh, wait.
45:22This is interesting.
45:23Look at this.
45:24And this part's kind of smooth, and it feels sort of thin, and wow, it's floppy.
45:31It's floppy like a garden hose.
45:33Gee, that's interesting.
45:35Wait a second.
45:36Hmm.
45:37Let me see here.
45:38Now, wait a minute.
45:39This right here is sort of fluffy and shaggy like a rug, and this is sort of squishy, sort
45:44of squishy like a bath sponge, and it's kind of floppy like a garden hose.
45:47I know what this is.
45:48This is Bert.
45:49Ah!
45:50It's you, Bert, is it?
45:51Bert?
45:52Yes, it's me, Artie.
45:53Bert?
45:54Who do you think it is?
45:55Oh, I knew it, Bert.
45:56I could tell because I could tell by feeling with my skin.
45:59Isn't that amazing, Bert?
46:00Isn't that amazing?
46:01Yeah, yeah, yeah.
46:02Great.
46:03Whatever.
46:04Yes.
46:05I'm going to go read in the bathroom.
46:06Well, but...
46:07Well, uh, uh, uh, so long, Elmo.
46:10Uh, hey, Bert.
46:12I didn't even know you wore a rug.
46:14Bert?
46:15Oh, Bert.
46:16Thanks, computer.
46:17Boy.
46:18Elmo loves finding out about skin.
46:19Elmo's friend, Elaine, learned all about skin in school, and she told Elmo all about
46:28it.
46:29One day at school, my teacher, Mrs. Michelson, asked our class what we could learn by looking
46:38at her skin.
46:42So we started to investigate.
46:44We could see that everybody's skin looked different.
46:49There was dark skin, light skin, and all different shades in between.
46:58My skin was dark.
46:59My skin was dark, and Cassie had light skin with rosy cheeks.
47:05Then we looked at her skin through a magnifying glass.
47:11It makes things look bigger.
47:12It makes things look bigger.
47:13We could see all sorts of things we never noticed before.
47:18There was hair growing out of our skin.
47:23And the front of our arms had more hair than the back of our arms.
47:28But the palms of our hands didn't have any hair at all.
47:33But they had lots of lines.
47:36So did the tips of our fingers.
47:39Some parts of our skin were smooth, like our cheeks.
47:43Some parts were real wrinkly, like our knuckles and elbows.
47:53Then we ran some water on our arms to see what our skin looked like when it was wet.
48:00The water didn't soak in.
48:02It just rolled right off.
48:04We could see how our skin protects our bodies.
48:11So even though everybody's skin looked different up close,
48:16our skin wasn't really, very different at all.
48:22Wow!
48:23Elaine learned a lot about skin.
48:25But Elmo still wants to find out more, don't you?
48:28How can we find out even more?
48:31Hmm.
48:33Boy, Elmo almost jumped out of his skin TV.
48:37Oh, good idea.
48:38We can watch the All About Skin channel on TV.
48:43Yeah, turn yourself on TV.
48:45Welcome to the All About Skin channel.
48:50When it comes to skin, we've got you covered.
48:53And now the story of the girl who loved her skin.
48:57Once upon a time, there was a girl who loved her skin.
49:04I love my skin.
49:05Mwah, mwah, mwah, mwah, mwah.
49:07She loved it so much that she took very good care of it.
49:11When her skin got dirty, she washed it.
49:14Scrub-a-dub-dub.
49:16When her skin was out in the sun, she put sunscreen on to protect it.
49:20Rub-a-rub-rub.
49:21Huh?
49:22When her skin was cold, it got goosebumps.
49:27So she put on more clothes to warm her skin.
49:30Ah.
49:31And when her skin got hot, it sweated to help cool her off.
49:36Whew.
49:37Ah.
49:38When she went roller skating, she protected her skin with special padding.
49:44But one day, she fell down and hurt her skin anyway.
49:50Oh, no.
49:51I got a boo-boo on my skin.
49:53Mwah.
49:54The girl's mother loved her skin, too, and knew just what to do.
50:01She washed the boo-boo, put ointment on it, and covered it up with a bandage to keep it clean.
50:07Thanks, Mom.
50:09My skin feels better already.
50:11And every day, the girl's skin felt better and better.
50:16Until one day, the boo-boo was gone.
50:19Her skin had healed itself.
50:21Whoa.
50:22Now I really, really love my skin.
50:26And from then on, the girl who loved her skin.
50:29Really, really loved.
50:31The girl who really, really loved her skin took really, really good care of it.
50:37Especially when roller skating.
50:40Hey, you're gonna love the skin you're in.
50:46I'm okay.
50:47And so is my skin.
50:49Whew.
50:50The end.
50:52Coming up next on the All About Skin channel, that's Skincredible, followed by Skinny the Boo and Rumble Stilt Skin.
51:04Thanks, Stevie.
51:05Wow.
51:06Skin is amazing.
51:08But Elmo still wants to learn even more about skin.
51:11Don't you?
51:12How can we find out even more?
51:15Why don't you look in a book?
51:17Hey, yeah.
51:18Can book help Elmo find out more about skin?
51:21Sure.
51:22I'll give you the skinny on skin.
51:25My title is, Even Animals Have Skin.
51:28Whoa.
51:29They do?
51:30Sure.
51:32Oh.
51:33Oh, look.
51:34There's a puppy and a kitten.
51:36Aw.
51:38Like my title says, Even Animals Have Skin.
51:42Sometimes you can't see the skin because it's covered by fur.
51:46Oh.
51:47Like Elmo.
51:48Or by feathers.
51:49Oh.
51:50Pretty.
51:54Hey.
51:55Come back here.
51:56I just lost my pictures.
51:58Well, not that one.
51:59Is that a snake?
52:01Yeah.
52:02As snakes grow, they shed their skin and have new skin underneath.
52:10Oh, cool.
52:11No.
52:12Not you, too.
52:13I don't believe this.
52:14Oh.
52:15What's that?
52:16A chameleon.
52:17Chameleons have skin that can change color.
52:20Aw.
52:21Get out of town.
52:22Don't give him any ideas.
52:27Aha.
52:28Look.
52:29Dorothy's imagining Elmo as a chameleon.
52:32Sometimes a chameleon's skin changes color when its feelings change.
52:37Oh, boy.
52:38No one's around to play with.
52:40Elmo chameleon is feeling a little sad and blue.
52:44Surprise.
52:45Wow.
52:46Elmo chameleon is polka dotted with surprise.
52:47Yeah.
52:48Oh, boy.
52:49Those bees tickle.
52:50Now Elmo chameleon is tickled pink.
52:51Oh, thank you, Dorothy.
52:52And thank you, too, Book.
52:53Don't mention it.
52:54No.
52:55Come back.
52:56Oh, that really gets under my skin.
52:57Oh, boy.
52:58Elmo loves skin.
52:59And so does Dorothy.
53:00That's why Dorothy wants us to sing.
53:01That really gets under my skin.
53:02Oh, boy.
53:03Elmo loves skin.
53:04And so does Dorothy.
53:05That's why Dorothy wants us to sing the skin song.
53:07Oh, boy.
53:08The skin song.
53:09Oh, boy.
53:10The skin song.
53:11May I join in?
53:12Sure.
53:13You can sing, too, if you want.
53:14Skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin skin
53:44чер fır
53:4810
53:50d
53:5110
53:53ces
53:54done
53:56c
54:10saying
54:13Spin, akin, akin,Ü nationalry
54:20Do you know Rainbow Connection?
54:26Sesame Street was brought to you today by the letter...
54:29by the letter...
54:31I can't remember.
54:32Let's rethink the day.
54:37Look!
54:38There it is!
54:39What letter is that?
54:40V!
54:41Right!
54:42B is the letter of the day.
54:44But what's today's number?
54:48There it is.
54:49What number?
54:50Zero!
54:51Right!
54:53Zero is the number of the day.
54:55So Sesame Street was brought to you today by the letter B
54:59and by the number zero.
55:03This is Murray saying see you next time on the street.
55:06Peace.
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