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00:00Hi, I'm Murray from Sesame Street, and I'm looking for the word on the street.
00:04What's the word on the street?
00:06Author.
00:07What does the word author mean?
00:10Someone who writes a story.
00:12An author writes books.
00:14Or plays, or poetry.
00:16Have you ever been an author of anything?
00:18In school we make stories.
00:20I wonder if I could write a book.
00:22You could.
00:23Author. That's the word on the street.
00:27The end.
00:29Hmm.
00:59Family, that's where we meet.
01:05Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:09Welcome to Sesame Groover!
01:11Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:16Oh, hey. Welcome to Sesame Street. So good to see you. My buddy Mondo and I are about to play some basketball. Hey, Mondo, you ready?
01:30Almost ready.
01:31Okay.
01:32And there. I'm working on a new short story, and I think it's going to be a good one.
01:40Okay. Well, I can't wait to read it, but for now, let's go shoot some hoops, man.
01:43Let's do that.
01:44Hola, Chris. Hola, Mando.
01:46Hey. Hola, Rosita.
01:47Hey.
01:48You look excited.
01:50Super excited. I'm expecting a special package today. Have there been any deliveries yet, huh?
01:57Deliveries? Not that I know of.
01:59Delivery for Miss Rosita Monster. Is there a Miss Rosita Monster here?
02:04I'm Rosita Monster.
02:05Then here's your package from Amazon.com. Thank you very much for your business.
02:11Oh, thank you very much.
02:13What have you ordered, Rosita?
02:15A brand new book. Let me show you.
02:18Oh.
02:19Ta-da.
02:20Oh, let me see.
02:21Oh, check it out. Hola, Lola.
02:24Si. It's about Lola, a little Mexican girl like me.
02:28Oh, very nice.
02:30Yeah, very nice.
02:32You know, there are not a lot of books about little Mexican kids, so I'm really looking forward to reading it.
02:38Okay, so what are we waiting for? Let's go check it out.
02:40Yes.
02:41Oh, I can't wait.
02:44Ah.
02:45All right, let's see.
02:47Hola, Lola.
02:49Lola lives in Mexico, where she was born.
02:52Just like me?
02:53I was born in Mexico.
02:55Keep reading, por favor.
02:57Okay, let's see.
02:59And after the fiesta, Lola takes a siesta by the cactus near her burro.
03:06Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
03:09That is not like me.
03:11I don't wear a sombrero, and I never take a siesta by a cactus. Ouchie.
03:18Where would you even find a cactus on Sesame Street?
03:21Not to mention I have never, ever, on a burro. Have I, Chris? Have I?
03:27I've never seen you with a donkey.
03:29Ay, no lo puedo creer que haya pasado otra vez. I can't believe it happened again.
03:35What happened?
03:36Every time I find a book about little Mexican kids, the stories are all the same.
03:43Un momento, por favor.
03:45Yeah.
03:46Look at this one.
03:48Buenos dias, Rodriguez.
03:50Aha.
03:51Oh, yeah.
03:52Rodriguez is wearing a sombrero, taking a siesta next to a burro.
03:58Aha.
03:59And how about this one? Buenas noches, Lopez.
04:03Mmm. Sombrero, siesta, burro.
04:08Mmm.
04:09There's so much more to being Mexican than sombreros, siestas, and burros.
04:15You know, sometimes I wish there was a book that showed how I really live.
04:21I know exactly how you feel, Rosita.
04:23When I was a little kid, there weren't many books about being Puerto Rican.
04:27So you know what I did?
04:28What?
04:29I wrote my own book.
04:30Oh, that's a great idea.
04:33Do you think you can write a book about a little Mexican girl, Mando?
04:37Oh, probably I could, but I think I know somebody who could do it better.
04:42Oh, who?
04:43You.
04:44Me?
04:45Uh, write a book?
04:47Hey, that's a fantastic idea.
04:49Rosita, you can be the author of your own book.
04:51But I'm not a writer.
04:53Oh, anyone can write a book, Rosita.
04:56Just write about your life here in Sesame Street.
04:58Yeah, you can write about what being Mexican means to you.
05:01Hmm.
05:02What being Mexican means to me?
05:07Oh, I would really love to write my own book, but what would I write about?
05:13Just write about anything.
05:15I'll bet it'll come to you when you least suspect it, my amiguita Rosita.
05:21Mi amiguita Rosita, that's it?
05:24What's it?
05:25What's it?
05:26The title of my book.
05:27Mi amiguita Rosita.
05:32My little friend Rosita.
05:34I like it.
05:35Yeah.
05:36Now I have a title.
05:37Oh, but I have no idea what comes next.
05:40Rosita!
05:41Rosita!
05:42Oh, Rosita!
05:43Hey, everybody!
05:44Oh, Elmo and Zoe were looking all over for Rosita.
05:48Yeah, yeah.
05:49We wanted to dance with you just like they danced in Ballet Folklorico.
05:56Ballet Folklorico?
05:57Yeah.
05:58What's that?
05:59Ballet Folklorico is a Mexican dance company.
06:02Mi tia took Elmo, Zoe and me to see them last week.
06:05I love Ballet Folklorico.
06:07Oh, Zoe and Elmo love it, too.
06:10Yeah.
06:11Come on, Rosita.
06:12Let's dance.
06:13Yes.
06:14Hit it, Elmo.
06:15Okay.
06:16Nice.
06:17Orlando!
06:18Oh!
06:19You did.
06:20Oh, dance again.
06:21Let's dance again.
06:22Oh, sorry, Elmo.
06:23I would love to, but right now I have to work on my book.
06:26Oh, you're writing a book?
06:27Si.
06:28It's all about what it means to be a little Mexican girl living in the world.
06:31Oh, I'm sorry, Elmo.
06:32I would love to, but right now I have to work on my book.
06:34Oh, you're writing a book?
06:36Si.
06:37It's all about what it means to be a little Mexican girl living in the world.
06:40Mexican girl living on Sesame Street.
06:42It's called Mi Amiguita Rosita.
06:45Wow.
06:46That sounds like a really good book.
06:48Well, I don't know.
06:50I'm having a hard time writing it.
06:52Elmo thinks whatever Rosita writes will be muy, muy bueno.
06:56That means really, really good, right?
06:59That's right, Elmo.
07:00Yeah, well, good luck with your book, Rosita.
07:03Bye-bye.
07:04Bye, Rosita.
07:05Bye-bye.
07:06Now, what should I write about?
07:07Hey, Rosita, what about Ballet Folklorico?
07:11Oh, I'm sorry, Chris.
07:12I cannot think about dancing right now.
07:14I have some writing to do.
07:15Ay, but Rosita...
07:16No, buts.
07:17I need to concentrate.
07:19I cannot have any more interruptions.
07:22Rosita!
07:23Rosita!
07:24Hi, Mama.
07:26Guess what you left at my house last night?
07:29I did it.
07:30Oh, gracias, Abby.
07:31You're welcome.
07:32Hey, I really love those Mexican folk songs you played at our sleepover.
07:36Oh, you did?
07:37Really?
07:38Oh, sure.
07:39You taught me a whole bunch of new songs that I never even heard before.
07:41Hey, will you play one now?
07:43I really shouldn't play right now.
07:44I'm very busy.
07:45Oh, please, please, please, please, please.
07:46I just love the one.
07:47Oh, the one I really like.
07:48Uh-huh.
07:49This is the one about the little chick.
07:50Ay, Los Pollitos.
07:51Yes.
07:52Los Pollitos.
07:53Please play Los Pollitos.
07:54Okay, I will play one song.
07:56Here we go.
07:57Los Pollitos dicen, piau, piau, piau.
07:59Cuando tienen hambre, cuando tienen frío.
08:00La gallina busca, piau, piau.
08:01Oh, yes.
08:02Oh, yes.
08:03I just love the one.
08:04Oh, the one I really like.
08:05Uh-huh.
08:06The one about the little chick.
08:07Ay, Los Pollitos.
08:08Yes.
08:09Los Pollitos.
08:10Yes.
08:11Los Pollitos.
08:12Please play Los Pollitos.
08:13Okay, I will play one song.
08:14Here we go.
08:15Los Pollitos dicen, piau, piau, piau.
08:20Cuando tienen hambre, cuando tienen frío.
08:25La gallina busca, el maíz y el trigo.
08:30Les da la comida, y les brinda abrigo.
08:35Bajo sus dos alas, se están quietecitos.
08:40Y hasta el otro día, duermen los Pollitos.
08:49Yay, Rosita.
08:51That was an awesome song.
08:52Ay, qué bonita esa canción, Rosita.
08:55Gracias.
08:56Uh, can you play another one?
08:58Oh, I could play my guitar all day long, Abby.
09:00But right now, I have to go back to writing.
09:03You're writing?
09:05Yeah, I'm writing a book.
09:06It's all about what it's like to be a little Mexican girl living on Sesame Street.
09:11And it's called Mi Amigita Rosita.
09:14Rosita.
09:15Wow.
09:16That sounds great.
09:17I can't wait to read your book.
09:19Well, then I better get back to writing.
09:21Okay.
09:22Well, good luck, Rosita.
09:23Thank you, Abby.
09:24Okay, now, what should I write about?
09:29Yeah, what do I do here on Sesame Street?
09:32What about the songs, Rosita?
09:34I know more songs, Mando.
09:35I need to write right now.
09:37But, Rosita, I think what he's trying to say...
09:39No, buts.
09:40No, buts.
09:41I know Mexican songs are really nice and catchy.
09:44But right now, I have some writing to do and I don't need more interruptions.
09:49Rosita!
09:50Oh, I'm never going to get this book written.
09:54Hey, everybody.
09:55Rosita, there you are.
09:56Hey, guess what we're playing.
09:57I can't right now.
09:58I'm kind of busy.
09:59Oh, but this is really exciting.
10:00Yeah, I'm sure it is, but I need to consider...
10:01Lucha Libre!
10:02Lucha Libre!
10:03Yeah, I know about that.
10:04That's Lucha Libre.
10:05It's Mexican wrestling.
10:06Rosita, Mexican wrestling.
10:07Yes, Chris, Lucha Libre is Mexican wrestling.
10:08Uh-huh.
10:09I love Lucha Libre.
10:10I do too.
10:11Lucha Libre is one of my favorite things in the whole wild world.
10:25Well, then you're going to love this.
10:27Look, we dressed our stuffed animals as wrestlers.
10:31Yeah, come on, Rosita.
10:32Come and play Lucha Libre with us.
10:35It's going to be so fun.
10:36It's going to be fun.
10:37It's going to be fun.
10:39Yes.
10:40It's going to be so awesome.
10:41Yeah, Rosita.
10:42Let's be luchadores.
10:43Yeah.
10:44Woo!
10:45That will be so much fun.
10:46Oh, but I'm afraid I cannot.
10:48I have to concentrate right now.
10:51On what?
10:52I'm trying to write a book about a little Mexican girl called Amiguita Rosita.
10:57Oh, that's cool.
10:58Yeah, yeah.
10:59Well, you know, you go back to writing your book.
11:01We can play Lucha Libre stuffed animals another time.
11:04Yeah, we'll do that.
11:05Come on, baby.
11:06Okay.
11:07Yay!
11:08Cheers.
11:09Adios!
11:10Ah.
11:11Okay, now back to my book.
11:13Um, what kind of Mexican things do I do here on Sesame Street?
11:18What about Lucha Libre?
11:20Now you guys wanna play Lucha Libre too?
11:24I know it's fun but I have work to do.
11:25Now, what should I write about, um...
11:27What should I write about?
11:30Oh, who am I kidding? I'm not a writer!
11:33I will never think of any Mexican things I can write about!
11:36Rosita!
11:37Oh, this is terrible!
11:38Rosita!
11:39What am I going to do?
11:40Rosita!
11:41Yes?
11:42The answer is right under your nose, Rosita.
11:46Oh!
11:47Oh, but there's nothing under my nose except my mouth.
11:51No, Rosita, what I mean is that the answer is right in front of you.
11:55Just think for a second.
11:56What did you do with your friends today?
11:58Let me see.
11:59Well, with Zoe and Elmo, I did a Mexican folk dance.
12:03Uh-huh.
12:04What else?
12:05And I played a Mexican song for Abby.
12:08Bien, bien.
12:09And what else?
12:10Oh, and Telly and Baby Bear wanted me to play Lucha Libre.
12:13Hey, I just realized something.
12:16What?
12:17Those are all Mexican things I love, but they're also part of my life right here on Sesame Street,
12:25and that's...
12:27That's what being Mexican means to me.
12:32Hey!
12:33Now you're talking, Rosita.
12:35Oh, I finally know what to write about.
12:37Ay, muchas gracias, amigos.
12:39Ah, no, no.
12:40De nada, de nada.
12:41Mira, un besito.
12:42Ay!
12:43Wait, wait, wait.
12:44What about me?
12:45Un beso.
12:46Now it's time to write my book.
12:48Adios!
12:49See ya!
12:52Hey!
12:53All right!
12:54Mando!
12:55Hey!
12:56Rosita, how'd the writing go?
12:57Well, I finished it.
12:59Woo!
13:00Hey, cool.
13:01Yeah, and there is not a burro or a siesta or a sombrero on any page.
13:06Congratulations, Rosita.
13:07Gracias.
13:08I just hope people like reading about a little Mexican girl like me.
13:12Hey, everybody!
13:13Rosita, finish your book!
13:14Come on!
13:15Hey!
13:16Here's your chance to find out, Rosita.
13:18What?
13:19Read us your book, Rosita.
13:20Yeah!
13:21I'm sorry, I cannot read you the book.
13:23Aww.
13:24But why not, Rosita?
13:26Because my book was meant to be sung.
13:29Hey!
13:30Please, will you turn the pages, por favor?
13:33Absolutely.
13:34Okay.
13:35Here we go.
13:36Mi amiguita Rosita.
13:38By me, Rosita.
13:41I am your amiguita.
13:44Your amiguita Rosita.
13:47Here's what being Mexican means to me.
13:53Oh, how I love to dance if I get half a chance.
13:57And my bailout is magnífico.
14:00I can move with my friends and the fun never ends.
14:03When we dance ballet folklorico.
14:06And I'm no near and far away from my guitar.
14:10I play and put on a music show.
14:13And I love to sing all the songs that I bring.
14:16From where I'm from in old Mexico.
14:20Amiguita.
14:21Amiguita.
14:22Amiguita.
14:23Amiguita Rosita.
14:26Amiguita.
14:28Amiguita.
14:29Amiguita Rosita.
14:32Amiguita.
14:33Amiguita.
14:34Amiguita.
14:35Amiguita.
14:36Amiguita.
14:37Amiguita.
14:38Amiguita.
14:39Amiguita.
14:40Amiguita.
14:41Amiguita.
14:42Amiguita.
14:43Amiguita.
14:44Amiguita.
14:45Amiguita.
14:46Amiguita.
14:47Amiguita.
14:48Amiguita.
14:49Rosita.
14:50Amiguita.
14:51Amiguita.
14:52Amiguita.
14:53Amiguita.
14:54Amiguita.
14:55Amiguita.
14:56Amiguita.
14:57Amiguita.
14:58Amiguita.
14:59Amiguita.
15:00Amiguita.
15:01Amiguita.
15:02Amiguita.
15:03Rosita.
15:04Amiguita.
15:05Amiguita.
15:06Amiguita.
15:07Amiguita.
15:08Mi amiguita.
15:10Rosita.
15:11Amiguita.
15:12Amiguita.
15:13Amiguita.
15:14Amiguita.
15:15Rosita.
15:16Amiguita.
15:17Amiguita.
15:18Amiguita.
15:19Amiguita.
15:20Amiguita.
15:21Amiguita.
15:22We are the gitarrosnita
15:24Looks like everyone liked hearing a story about a little Mexican girl just like you
15:33They did! They really did!
15:36Okay, here we go!
15:40Hi, I'm Lauren
15:41And I am Grover
15:43And we're here to tell you all about the word author
15:45Yes, the word author
15:48Tell them what it means, Lauren
15:49Well, an author is someone who writes books
15:52and stories. And my smart and cute friend Lauren here writes books and stories. Is that
15:58not right, Lauren? It's true. I love to write books and stories. And that makes you an author.
16:04It does. And today, my cute and furry friend Grover is going to be an author too. Yes! Wait,
16:11what? How am I going to be an author? You and I are going to write a book together. But I have
16:16never written a book before. Well, don't worry, Grover. I will help. Now, how should
16:22our story begin? Um, let me think. Oh, perhaps it can begin like this. Once upon a time, there
16:30was a dill pickle. I love it. I've always wanted to write a book about a pickle. I love it.
16:36Oh, what should happen next in our story, Lauren? Oh, I know. The pickle's pickle jar is broken
16:44in a terrible deli accident. Oh, yes, perfect. All right, now what happens in our book? Um, uh,
16:50the pickle winds up living in a tropical fish tank. Oh. And, oh, becomes best friends with
16:56a clownfish. Oh, boy, oh, boy. This book is practically writing itself. Wait, wait. If I'm
17:05doing the writing, that makes me the author. Author. I'm going to imagine that it's a rocket
17:15ship. Blast off. Blast moon. Blast stars. That is two, two wonderful times that Forrest used
17:25his imagination. Now, I'm going to pretend. Hello there. Me here. Where everybody go? Oh,
17:36hi. Ha, ha. Me here today to show you letter of day. Yeah. Ta-da. The letter P. Yeah. At
17:50least me take it letter P. Oh, well, it sure look like letter P. Oh, me smell. Oh, yeah.
17:59Yeah, that smell like letter P. P, p, p. Yeah, sound like letter P. Me better taste to make
18:09sure. Mm-hmm. Nom, nom, nom, nom. Cookie Monster! Wait, wait. Please, please do not eat that letter
18:15P, cookie. I need the letter P. P is the first letter of my name. Prairie.
18:22Oh, yeah, yeah. That terrific, Prairie. But, um, oh, me so hungry. Oh, me want to eat
18:31letter of day. Hold me back. Hold me back. Hold me back. I'm going to eat it.
18:35Cookie, cookie, cookie. Put the letter cookie down. Come on.
18:39Down? Down.
18:40Okay. Good. Now, come with me. I know exactly what to do.
18:47Yeah, lead the way. Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom. Ha.
18:51Whoa. Oh. Yeah, this, this blindfold. Good idea, Prairie.
19:00Yeah. Yeah. Yes, it is. Because if you cannot see the letter P, cookie, then you will not eat it.
19:05Yeah. Out of sight. Out of mind.
19:09Exactly. Well, see you later, cookie. Bye-bye, Prairie.
19:17What that? Me smell letter P, cookie.
19:27Nom, nom, nom, nom. Oh, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom.
19:31Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom. Yep. That letter P, all right.
19:35Mwah. Pecant.
19:38Just checking.
19:40It's gone. Oh, cookie monster.
19:44Did somebody eat the letter P, cookie?
19:48Oh, well, um, me no see anybody eat letter P, cookie.
19:53Me blindfolded, remember? Yeah.
19:57Oh.
19:59Pathetic.
20:03Here come some foods that start with P.
20:09One, two, three, play it.
20:12One, two, three, play it.
20:17Go, header, eat.
20:19Potatoes.
20:22Potatoes.
20:26Plantees.
20:30Pineapples.
20:32Peppers.
20:35Peppers.
20:38Peppers.
20:38Peckles! Peaks! Papayas! Pears! Peaks!
20:57Nails start with the letter P!
21:02Peckles! Peaks!
21:05Nail! Nail starts with N!
21:10Nut! Nose! Noodle!
21:17P is for Princess!
21:24Pistle!
21:29Pearl!
21:36Peas! Peas!
21:40Peas! Peas!
21:44Peas! Peas! Peas!
21:48Peas! Peas! Peas! Peas! Peas! Peas!
22:11Look up high in the sky
22:18It's a school, it can fly
22:20Let's all hurry to the Flying Fairy School
22:23Wrap your eyes
22:25Bring your wings
22:26We will learn magic in wood
22:29Let's all hurry to the Flying Fairy School
22:32How to make us grow
22:34And how to make us shrink
22:38How to solve a problem with a single twinkle thing
22:43This school is really magic
22:45It's magic, it's really cool
22:47Let's go in, let's begin
22:49It's Flying Fairy School
22:52Now I will show you my fabulous ball and cup
23:05And I will tell you that I am the world's greatest ball and cupper
23:08For my age group
23:09In the eastern fairy region
23:10Now watch as the ball goes directly into the cup
23:14Aw, come on, ball
23:16Get in the cup already
23:19Thank you, blog
23:21It's Abby's turn now
23:22Oh, hello
23:23Welcome to Flying Fairy School
23:26We're having show and tell today
23:28Everybody please pay attention to Abby
23:31You're gonna love this
23:34It's totally magical
23:35Okay, my babysitter, Snow White
23:38Said I could bring this in
23:39Look
23:41Ooh, a shiny apple
23:43Oh, careful, Donnigan
23:44Careful, why?
23:46This is the apple
23:48The enchanted apple from Snow White's fairy tale
23:52Take one bite and
23:54You fall into a magical sleep
23:57Booyah!
23:59It's all in the wrist, people
24:01Well, thank you, Abby
24:04I'll put that enchanted apple on my desk
24:07For safekeeping
24:08It's snack time, everyone
24:10Pixie booty, my favorite
24:22Aw, man, not again
24:24We just tried that yesterday
24:26I crave something sweeter
24:27Crunchy
24:28Nutritious, sure
24:30But delicious, too
24:32Something like
24:33Wait a minute
24:34Like that
24:35Shiny red apple
24:37Oh, it's snack time, dear
24:45Oh, blog
24:57It's snack time, dear
24:59Nap time comes later
25:01After story time
25:01And before choice time
25:02Oops
25:03Blog took a bite from the enchanted apple, didn't he?
25:06Yes, Mrs. Sparklenose
25:08How can we wake him back up?
25:10Otherwise he'll be asleep forever and ever
25:12Well, let's figure out how to solve this problem together, shall we?
25:17Okay
25:17How do people wake up?
25:20Oh, I get woken up by my fairy alarm clock every morning
25:24Ding-a-ling
25:25Like this
25:26Ding-a-ling-a-ling
25:27An alarm clock is a great idea
25:29Mrs. Sparklenose, can we borrow an alarm clock?
25:32Certainly
25:33Look in my file cabinet under clocks
25:35Back when I was a pocket watch
25:49We used to visit Westminster
25:52Just to hear the chimes
25:55Oh, this clock is gonna put the rest of us to sleep
26:00Well, that's a grandfather clock
26:02It goes
26:02Gong
26:03Gong
26:04Gong
26:05My alarm clock ding-a-lings
26:07Like this
26:08Ding-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling
26:10Cuckoo
26:13I'm totally meshugging up
26:14Cuckoo
26:15Wacky
26:16Cuckoo
26:17Nutty
26:18Cuckoo
26:18Cuckoo
26:19Cuckoo
26:20Oh, this clock is pretty alarming
26:23Nope
26:24That's a cuckoo clock
26:25It goes
26:26Cuckoo
26:27Cuckoo
26:27Cuckoo
26:28My alarm clock goes ding-a-ling
26:31Like this
26:32Ding-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling
26:34Yeah, all right
26:35Enough ding-a-lings
26:37I get it
26:37I get it
26:38Oh, that's it
26:40An alarm clock
26:41It'll ding-a-ling
26:42Oh, like this
26:43Ding-a-ling-a-ling
26:44Garnigan
26:44Sorry
26:45Okay, fairies
26:52Now press the button on top
26:54Five
26:57Four
26:58Three
26:59Two
27:00One
27:00It didn't work
27:14Why didn't it work?
27:15Well, Block is under an enchanted sleep
27:18Oh, an enchanted sleep
27:21Oh, I think we need some help to spot the solution
27:25Spot
27:26Here, spot
27:27Here, spot
27:28Down, spot, down
27:32How do you wake someone from an enchanted sleep?
27:37Fetch, spot, fetch
27:38Mouths, what can mouths do to wake someone up from an enchanted sleep?
28:03Let's twinkle think
28:04Let's twinkle think
28:04Twinkle think, twinkle think, twinkle think
28:07I got it
28:08I know what mouths can do
28:10Mouths can yell
28:12Wake up, blog
28:15What else can mouths do?
28:20What else can mouths do?
28:20This
28:21Oh, that's cool
28:29But blogs slept right through it
28:31Let's keep thinking
28:33Wait, mouths can kiss
28:36Kiss?
28:37Yeah
28:38Somebody kissed Snow White and she woke up
28:41One of us should try kissing blog
28:43Ew
28:45All right
28:48I brought in the apple
28:49So I'll do it
28:51Wait, who kissed Snow White?
28:57I can't remember
28:59Well, if you can't remember how the story goes
29:02We can check the book
29:04Once upon a time, there were seven dwarves
29:14Dozy, meany, blushy, obsequious
29:18Skip a few pages
29:19The kiss is at the end
29:21And when the prince kissed her
29:25Snow White finally awakened from her slumber
29:29A prince!
29:30That's it!
29:31We need a prince!
29:32A prince's kiss will wake anybody up!
29:35Oh, it's still gone again
29:38Twiggy Twig and Liggy Log
29:40Turned its fairy into a frog
29:43Wait, don't turn me into a
29:45Ribbit
29:46Oh, a frog!
29:48Clever thinking, Abby!
29:50How does...
29:50Ribbit
29:51Being a frog help!
29:52Ribbit
29:53Don't think of yourself as a frog, Donnigan
29:56Rib...huh?
29:57Think of yourself as almost a prince
30:01Ribbit
30:02How is a frog almost a prince?
30:04Didn't you ever hear about the fairy tale of the frog prince?
30:08The princess kissed him and...
30:11Mwah!
30:13Ribbit
30:13I mean, royal greetings, my fairies
30:17Now, Prince Gonnigan, if it is your royal will, please kiss Blok!
30:22Ah!
30:25Now, I just made prince
30:27Can't I go to a bowl or something first?
30:29Prince Gonnigan, please!
30:31Okay
30:32Ah, what?
30:33Why is my forehead wet?
30:34Ah!
30:35Yay!
30:36Blocks awake!
30:37We did it!
30:38Great solution, fairies!
30:39You figured it out for yourselves!
30:42Goddigan, what's the matter?
30:43Oh, I kind of liked being Prince Goddigan
30:44Well, you'll always be the fairy formerly known as a prince
30:45Oh, all that sleeping made me hungry!
30:47Hey, anybody gonna eat that apple?
30:48No!
30:49One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, eight, ten, five, eight..
30:52Mike Des Ride
30:53of
31:06Wine
31:06Are you going to eat that apple?
31:08No!
31:131, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
31:2210, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
31:271, 2, 2.
31:36Oh, I want to count to ten now.
31:52But it's something I can do.
31:55Cause I don't have all the numbers.
31:59No, I'm a monster when I hit my root too.
32:02And when I heard him shout cowabunga.
32:06That's when I knew that my counting was through.
32:09And I can't count anyhow.
32:11Now the monster went and ate my root too.
32:16Oh!
32:17He was watching while I counted to one.
32:21I was smiling because counting's so much fun.
32:24Cowabunga!
32:25He took my two and then he ate it for his lunch.
32:28Now my counting's over before it's begun.
32:32Oh, I'm feeling so sad now.
32:35Hey, why is that?
32:36Cause my number got chewed.
32:38Got too bad.
32:39There are tears in my eyes.
32:41Mr. Elvis was sad.
32:43Now I'm crying, boo.
32:46Will I ever count to ten now that a monster went and met my root too?
32:52Oh!
32:53Elmo said.
32:54Don't worry, Elmo knows what to do.
32:57He ran right out and came back with another two.
33:00Elmo's ready, Mr. Elvis can start counting once again.
33:04And with this menu too, I can count up to ten.
33:08Now I'm feeling so happy.
33:11I feel like shouting yahoo.
33:14And me still feeling hungry.
33:17Cowabunga!
33:18Cookie Monster went and ate the new root too.
33:21Oh!
33:22When I heard him shouting cowabunga.
33:25That's when I knew that my counting was through.
33:28And I can't count anyhow.
33:31Now the monster went and ate my root too.
33:37Red too!
33:38A monster went and ate my root too.
33:40Red too!
33:41A monster went and ate my root too.
33:44Red too!
33:45A monster went and ate my root too.
33:47Red too!
33:48A monster went and ate my root too.
33:49Red too!
33:50A monster went and ate my root too.
33:52And now, the adventures of Salty and Pierre.
34:01Adventure is the spice of life.
34:04What is there?
34:06Is it time for another number safari?
34:09Yes, Salty.
34:10It is said that just behind this mountain is the number two.
34:14Let's go find it, shall we?
34:17What?
34:18There is no two here.
34:20Just a swan and a lake.
34:23Did you say swan lake?
34:25I love that ballet.
34:27This is high adventure.
34:29It is no time for dancing.
34:34Look here at the swan.
34:36It is the number two.
34:38What is this?
34:40There are one, two swans.
34:43It is like there are two twos.
34:46Two twos?
34:48That is what I forgot.
34:50Not again.
35:01He observes.
35:03Oh!
35:04What?
35:05No!
35:06No!
35:07No!
35:08He questions.
35:12How about what?
35:15He investigates.
35:17Hey!
35:18What does this button do?
35:19Super Grover 2.0.
35:20He shows up!
35:21Super Grover 2.0.
35:22He shows up!
35:24At a beauty parlor, in a bustling metropolis, one cow has gone a step too far.
35:43Oh no!
35:44I can't get down!
35:45Help!
35:46Help!
35:47Help!
35:48Help!
35:49Help!
35:50Help!
35:51Help!
35:52Help!
35:54What was that?
35:55Get this eye!
35:56Super Grover 2.0 at your service ma'am!
36:02Oh thank goodness!
36:03I just had my hair done and now I've got a big problem!
36:08Wait!
36:09Do not tell me!
36:10You wanted to be a brunette instead of a blonde.
36:12Uh, no.
36:13Unhappy with your highlights?
36:15No!
36:16The problem is, I can't get down from here.
36:19You see I'm a cow and cows can't walk downstairs.
36:23That is no problem!
36:26If you cannot walk down, then do what we superheroes do!
36:31Huh?
36:32What's that?
36:33We dance down!
36:35Hit it!
36:40Follow me!
36:46This way!
36:50Okay, stop, stop, stop!
36:52What?
36:53What?
36:54Is something wrong, my little Dairy Queen?
36:56Cows can't dance either.
36:58Oh, I see.
36:59You are a heifer, not a hoover.
37:01But no worries, for I will find a solution to your problem!
37:05Stay back as I unleash my power of observation!
37:17I see that you are up there and you want to get down there.
37:21But!
37:22The stairs are in the way!
37:23Hmm.
37:24Right!
37:25So!
37:26The question is, how do we get the cow down without using the stairs?
37:31That's the question, Super Grover!
37:33It is time to unleash the power of investigation!
37:40What are you gonna do?
37:41I'm gonna get rid of the stairs.
37:42What?
37:43How?
37:44By using my super stair eradicating hand chop!
37:52Ow!
37:53Oh!
37:54I am now observing that these stairs are very hard!
38:00Oh!
38:01Oh my poor hand!
38:02Oh no!
38:03How will I ever get down from here?
38:06If I cannot get rid of these stairs, perhaps you can jump over these stairs!
38:12But the ground, it's so hard, will ruin my pedicure!
38:16Do not despair, my bovine beauty!
38:18For it is time to unleash the power of technology!
38:23And voila!
38:24Uh, trampolines?
38:25Yes!
38:26Something soft and springy for you to land on!
38:29Now jump over the stairs!
38:30Okay!
38:31Here goes!
38:32Well, that was quite the milkshake!
38:33Oh no!
38:34I'm right back where I started!
38:35Oh!
38:36This is hopeless!
38:37I soup!
38:38Brr-brr-brr!
38:39Brr-brr!
38:40Brr!
38:41Brr!
38:42Brr!
38:43Brr!
38:44Brr!
38:45Brr!
38:46Brr!
38:47Brr!
38:48Brr!
38:49Brr!
38:50Brr!
38:51Brr!
38:52Brr!
38:53Brr!
38:54Brr!
38:55Brr!
38:56Brr!
38:57Brr!
38:58Brr!
38:59Brr!
39:00Brr!
39:01Brr!
39:02Brr!
39:03Brr!
39:04Brr!
39:05Brr!
39:06Brr!
39:07Brr!
39:08Brr!
39:09Brr!
39:10Brr!
39:11Brr!
39:12Brr!
39:13Brr!
39:14Brr!
39:15Brr!
39:16Brr!
39:17Brr!
39:18Brr!
39:19Brr!
39:20Brr!
39:21Brr!
39:22Brr!
39:23Brr!
39:24Brr!
39:25Brr!
39:26Brr!
39:27Brr!
39:28Brr!
39:29Brr!
39:30Brr!
39:31Then we must de-bumpify the stairs.
39:35Let me just check my utility sock.
39:40Luckily, I have brought my super stair de-bumpifier.
39:45You mean that board?
39:46Yes, it is perfectly smooth and straight.
39:49Not the bump on it.
39:51There.
39:53Just put one de-de-hoof in front of the other.
39:58I'll try.
39:59You will be home on the range in no time.
40:05Oh, no.
40:06I still can't get down from here.
40:09You are heavier than I thought.
40:12Back up, back up, back up.
40:13Ah!
40:14Oh!
40:15Oh!
40:16Oh!
40:16I think you just made a ramp, Super Grover.
40:19What?
40:20A ramp.
40:21It's a sloping surface that goes from high to low.
40:25Oh!
40:26I think I could go down the ramp.
40:28Really?
40:29Well, let me give it a try.
40:31Uh-huh.
40:32Oh!
40:33Oh!
40:33Ah!
40:34Ah!
40:35Ah!
40:35Ah!
40:36Ah!
40:36Ah!
40:37It's working.
40:38I'm walking down the ramp.
40:40Oh, thank you, Super Grover.
40:42Ouch!
40:43Ah!
40:44Do not mention it.
40:45Oh!
40:45Ow!
40:47And so our superhero learned that you can use a ramp instead of going downstairs.
40:52Watch it.
40:53Talk about learning the hard way.
40:57Ow!
40:58Oof.
40:59Maybe there just isn't a ball that a cactus can play with.
41:02Aw!
41:03There, there.
41:04Ow!
41:05You've got to stop doing that!
41:07Uh!
41:08I don't suppose you've got anything in that utility-
41:11Excuse me, Elmo.
41:12Elmo would like...
41:13Elmo would...
41:14Oh boy.
41:15What's wrong, Elmo?
41:16Elmo...
41:17Excuse me, Elmo.
41:18Elmo would like...
41:19Elmo would...
41:20Oh boy.
41:21What's wrong, Elmo?
41:22Elmo...
41:23Mr. Romeo, there's someone Elmo wants to play with, but Elmo doesn't know him yet.
41:25Don't worry.
41:26I know something you can say to make new friends.
41:27Really?
41:28When you see somebody you'd like to get to know, why not just walk up to the door?
41:32With an hola, or hello.
41:53I want to be your friend.
42:00I want to be your friend.
42:03Quiero ser tu amigo.
42:06Yeah!
42:07Quiero ser tu amigo.
42:10Quiero ser tu amigo.
42:13I want to be your friend.
42:17When you see somebody
42:21With whom you like to play
42:25Just look up to them and smile.
42:29And this is what you say.
42:31Do you wanna play?
42:33You might even need somebody.
42:36Wish I am bashful too.
42:40Why not give them a welcome
42:43And ask them to play with you.
42:45Quiero ser tu amigo.
42:48Quiero ser tu amigo.
42:52Queremos ser tu amigo.
42:55I want to be your friend.
42:59Quiero ser tu amigo.
43:02Quiero ser tu amigo.
43:05Queremos ser tu amigo.
43:09We want to be your friend.
43:11We want to be your friend.
43:13Queremos ser tu amigo.
43:15We want to be your friend.
43:17We want to be your friend.
43:21Hey guys, a new friend.
43:23Quiero ser tu amigo.
43:26Quiero ser tu amigo.
43:27Yeah, sure.
43:28I'll be your friend.
43:29All right.
43:30Let's do it.
43:31Clap your hands.
43:32The alphabet.
43:33They're your ABCs.
43:34They can help you move.
43:35So get up and dance with me.
43:36A.
43:37Move your arm.
43:38B.
43:39Sounds like a ball.
43:40C.
43:41Do-de-dee-doo.
43:42Imagine a story.
43:43Steakenity accept.
43:44Imagine a song.
43:45Wootly woo.
43:46We'll make it up.
43:47Boom shaka-waka.
43:48As we go along.
43:49Do-dee-dee-doo.
43:50Womp-Map is nuts.
43:51Womp-Womp.
43:52You'll never know.
43:53It's Supply the Blood.
43:54Womp-Womp.
43:55It's편able musicals.
43:56Boom with the music.
43:58Womp-Womp.
43:59The music.
44:00Womp-Womp Mal.
44:01How did you do?
44:02Womp-Womp is nuts.
44:03Womp-Womp.
44:04You'll never know.
44:05Womp-Womp-Womp.
44:06Your mama-Womp-Womp.
44:07It's Elmo the Musical!
44:09Elmo the Musical!
44:11Let's get on with our show!
44:15Ready, Velvet?
44:16Ready, Elmo!
44:17Curtain up!
44:18OK, are you ready?
44:20Yeah!
44:21Let's make up a musical!
44:24Oh, what's today's story about?
44:28Oh, Velvet, Elmo doesn't know yet.
44:30Oh, come on!
44:31Let's think!
44:32What if, what if, what if?
44:35Oh, Elmo's got him!
44:38Yay!
44:39Oh, today's story is about a sea captain.
44:43Oh, we'll call it Sea Captain the Musical.
44:47Oh, where do you get your ideas, Elmo?
44:50Oh, well, they just pop into Elmo's head and on Elmo's body.
44:54Oh, Elmo's the sea captain, and you'll be first mate.
44:58Say aye aye, Captain.
45:00Good!
45:01Now, come on, first mate.
45:03Let's imagine a ship on the sea.
45:06Whoa!
45:11Look!
45:12Wow!
45:13You have a big imagination, first mate!
45:17Elmo is the captain of the deep, new sea.
45:20A captain, the captain is he.
45:22He's on his ship and he's going to sail.
45:25Captain Elmo's looking for the giant pink whale.
45:29A giant pink whale?
45:31Yes!
45:32Captain Elmo is looking for Moby Pink.
45:34She's the hardest creature to find in all of the seven seas.
45:38Elmo is the captain on the ocean blue.
45:40A captain who knows what he has to do.
45:43He won't give up his swim or sink.
45:46Until Captain Elmo finds Moby Pink.
45:53Now, let's set sail!
45:56Anchors away!
46:01Oh, boy.
46:03This anchor weighs too much.
46:05Elmo needs help.
46:06Well, traditionally, Elmo, a sea captain gets help from a crew.
46:10Right!
46:11Right!
46:12Oh, come on, first mate.
46:13Let's imagine some sailors.
46:15Hey!
46:22Elmo, those are chickens.
46:25Oh!
46:26Chicken sailors!
46:27Look out!
46:28Okay, chickens!
46:29Lift that anchor!
46:32And we'll sing,
46:33Heave ho, heave ho!
46:35Lift that anchor!
46:36Here we go!
46:37Heave ho, heave ho!
46:39It's too heavy!
46:40Oh, no, no!
46:41Heave ho, heave ho!
46:42We're just four chickens in this show!
46:44Heave ho, heave ho!
46:46Let's add four more.
46:47That's apropos!
46:48Heave ho, heave ho!
46:50How many chickens on the deck?
46:52Should we count them?
46:53What the heck?
46:54One!
46:55Two!
46:56Three!
46:57Four!
46:58Five!
46:59Six!
47:00Seven!
47:01Eight!
47:02It's eight enough!
47:03We'll soon know!
47:04Heave ho, heave ho!
47:05The chickens did it!
47:06Way to go!
47:07Heave ho, heave ho!
47:09Ow!
47:10That anchor's on my toe!
47:13Heave ho, heave ho!
47:17We're off to look for the great pink whale!
47:20That means it's time for the ol' looking slab!
47:23Yeah, yeah, yeah!
47:24Oh, come on, first mate!
47:25Let's do it!
47:26Look, look here!
47:27Look, look, look there!
47:28Look, look, look, look everywhere!
47:29Got that?
47:30Let's do it!
47:31Come on!
47:32Look, look here!
47:33Look, look, look there!
47:34Look, look, look everywhere!
47:35Oh, nowhere yet!
47:36Look, look here!
47:37Look, look, look there!
47:38Look, look, look everywhere!
47:39Oh, nowhere yet.
47:41Look, look here.
47:42Look, look there.
47:43Look, look, look, look everywhere.
47:48Elmo still doesn't see it.
47:49How are we ever going to find the Great Pink Whale?
47:54Hey.
47:55Ah, a message in a bottle.
47:58Uh, no, just a bottle.
48:00But I do have a message.
48:02Hmm?
48:03If you really want to find the Great Pink Whale,
48:05you must sail to...
48:07Who?
48:09The Bermuda Octagon.
48:11Huh.
48:12Not the...
48:14Bermuda Octagon?
48:17Yep.
48:18Good luck!
48:20Ah!
48:22Calm down!
48:23Calm down, chickens.
48:24An octagon's just a shape with eight sides
48:27and eight orders.
48:29Shape ahoy!
48:31Is it the...
48:33Bermuda Octagon?
48:36Oh, come on, first mate.
48:38Let's count the sides and angles.
48:40One, two, three sides.
48:44And...
48:45One, two, three...
48:47Angles!
48:48Now, it looks like it's the...
48:51Bermuda Triangle.
48:53Ooh!
48:54Let's keep looking and flapping!
48:57Look, look here!
48:58Look, look, look there!
48:59Flop, flop, flop, flop!
49:00Look everywhere!
49:01Oh!
49:02Nowhere yet!
49:03Look, look here!
49:04Look, look, look there!
49:05Flop, flop, flop, flop!
49:06Look everywhere!
49:07Shape ahoy!
49:08Is it the...
49:09Bermuda Octagon?
49:10Come on!
49:11Let's count the sides and angles!
49:12One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight...
49:14Sides!
49:15And...
49:16One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight...
49:19Angles!
49:20Oh!
49:21Yeah!
49:22See?
49:23That's it!
49:24See?
49:25Captain Elmo told you there was nothing to worry about.
49:28Except that giant octopus!
49:29A giant octopus!
49:30Oh!
49:31Oh!
49:32Oh!
49:33Oh!
49:34Oh!
49:35Oh!
49:36Oh!
49:37Oh!
49:38Oh!
49:39Oh!
49:40Oh!
49:41Oh!
49:42Oh!
49:43Oh!
49:44Oh!
49:45Oh!
49:46Oh!
49:47Oh!
49:48Oh!
49:49Oh!
49:50Yep!
49:51Oh!
49:52Oh!
49:53Can giant octopus scooch over so we can get by and find Moby Pink?
49:54Never!
49:55Never ever?
49:56Never ever!
49:57Oh!
49:58Oh!
49:59Oh!
50:00Unless you could beat me at a game of ping pong!
50:01Ooh!
50:02Captain Elmo is really good at ping pong!
50:03Ready!
50:05Huh!
50:06But you'll never beat me!
50:07Unless you could beat me at a game of ping-pong.
50:11Oh, Captain Elmo is really good at ping-pong.
50:14Ready?
50:17But you'll never beat me.
50:20There's no beating eight.
50:25Cause eight is so darn great.
50:29You can play really well.
50:33Yeah!
50:34But I tell you, losing is your fate.
50:38What does he mean by that?
50:40Which is great.
50:43One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
50:49Now save!
50:51Okay.
50:57I guess sometimes eight is not so great.
51:01Oh, boy.
51:02That might go down.
51:05Oh, Captain Elmo wins!
51:07Yay!
51:09Oh, let's go find Moby Pink.
51:12Oh, keep an eye out first, mate.
51:14And if you see something pink, yell out, go she blows!
51:24Go she blows!
51:26Oh!
51:27We found Moby Pink!
51:29Whoa!
51:30Whoa!
51:31Whoa!
51:32Whoa!
51:33Whoa!
51:34Whoa!
51:35Whoa!
51:36Whoa!
51:37Whoa!
51:38Oh, no!
51:39I can't look.
51:41What's the matter, Velvet?
51:44That whale might sink your ship, and then you'd be sunk.
51:47Don't worry, Velvet.
51:49It's just a story we're making up.
51:52Remember?
51:53Oh, right.
51:54Ha!
51:55On with the show.
51:57Oh, please stop.
51:58There's no repute just back in the clouds.
52:02I can't stop.
52:04I'm too itchy.
52:05There's like a million barnacles on my back.
52:08Nah.
52:09Just eight.
52:10How am I ever gonna get them all?
52:14Elmo loves subtraction!
52:16Whee!
52:18Eight little barnacles on the whale all day.
52:21Why are you sticky sticking their bed up in play?
52:24Yeah, we need some action.
52:26Wanna try subtraction?
52:29Eight little barnacles.
52:30One, two, get their kits.
52:32Two jumped off.
52:33Then there were six.
52:35One, two, three, four, five, six.
52:37Six little barnacles doing what they do.
52:41Four jumped off.
52:42Yippee!
52:43Then there were two.
52:44One, two, one.
52:46Two little barnacles.
52:47One, two, join the fun.
52:49Two jumped off.
52:50Then there were none.
52:54Two little barnacles sitting on beware.
52:56Now I've stepped it in from head to tail.
53:01Yay!
53:03I'm so happy!
53:05I feel like dancing.
53:07Well, why don't you?
53:09Whales don't dance.
53:11Oh, this is Elmo's story.
53:13Anything can happen.
53:14Oh, just imagine.
53:21Jump riding and join the pod.
53:24If you're a monster or a squad, shake your tail.
53:29Dancing with a whale.
53:32Every fish and every clamow.
53:35Wish they could dance with its mammals.
53:37Or we'll help.
53:40Dancing with a whale.
53:43Slap and lap and tap, tap, tap your flipper.
53:48It's more fun than dancing with a kipper.
53:53Oh, aye, aye.
53:54Skip it.
53:56Flip your fluk.
53:58Undip your door sound.
54:00Spray your spout and stay the course you'll never fail.
54:05Dancing with a whale.
54:08Dancing with a whale.
54:13Well, that was a whale of a tale, Elmo.
54:28Ah, thank you, Velvet.
54:29Oh, and thank you, first mate.
54:31Elmo couldn't have imagined this story without you.
54:35Curtain call.
54:36Oh, good.
54:37That's Elmo the Musical.
54:38Elmo the Musical.
54:40That's the end of our show.
54:46Oh, bye-bye.
54:50Story time, story time.
54:53Yeah, slimy, it is story time.
54:55So which grouchy bedtime story will it be tonight?
54:59We got the brat in the hat.
55:02No.
55:02No?
55:03No.
55:04All right, all right, let's try get lost, Moon.
55:08No.
55:09No.
55:09No.
55:10Okay, then we got the very angry caterpillar.
55:14No, no, no, no, no.
55:15Right?
55:16Trash Gordon.
55:17Oh, Trash Gordon.
55:18Trash Gordon.
55:19He always goes for Trash Gordon.
55:20Yeah.
55:21All right, if that's what you want.
55:22Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
55:23Well, let's see what adventures we have in store for us tonight.
55:27Okay, chapter 241 in The Adventures of Trash Gordon.
55:37We last left our hero Trash Gordon.
55:39He had landed on the noisiest planet in the galaxy.
55:43The planet Pots and Pans, where the Pots and Pansians were banging on Pots and Pans.
55:50Man, what a racket.
55:52Luckily, our hero was prepared.
55:54He took out the biggest tops of the biggest pots under the sun and banged them together.
56:00It was the pot burned round the world.
56:05The Pots and Pansians dropped everything, covered their ears, and scrammed.
56:11That's what our hero heroically said.
56:14Ha, ha, ha.
56:15Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter P, by the number 15.
56:20Hooray!
56:24Another story, please.
56:26Please.
56:27Oh, sorry there, Slimester.
56:30It's time for you to go to sleep.
56:32Now, we'll read some more trash tomorrow, or whatever else you want to read.
56:36Okay.
56:37Okay, now.
56:38Okay, now.
56:39Okay, now.
56:40Okay, now.
56:41Okay, now.
56:42Okay, get comfy.
56:43Drift off the greenland.
56:45Ah, so many books.
56:52So little time.
56:54Okay.
57:08See ya.
57:10unserplay the giver came.
57:13Oh, sky the giver's bathroom broken in place.
57:21We will never jump again for sure.
57:25Come try and do the DNC Open.
57:27It's otherwise convenient to see you to go to sleep.
57:30Okay etc.
57:31Oh.
57:32Okay, now.
57:32Okay, now.
57:34Okay.
57:35We've made this all fun.
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