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00:01Hi, I'm Murray from Sesame Street, and I'm looking for the word on the street.
00:05What's the word on the street?
00:07Reinforce.
00:08What does it mean to reinforce?
00:10To make something stronger.
00:12You make sure that something is supported well.
00:14So it won't fall down.
00:16Wood can reinforce things.
00:18Uh-huh.
00:18You can put a beam.
00:20You can use cement, steel.
00:22Steel would reinforce it.
00:24Keep listening for the word reinforce today on Sesame Street.
00:28Reinforce.
00:29That's the word on the street.
00:34I need a sweep it up.
00:38Let the way.
00:41I'm on my way.
00:43Where is it?
00:44Hello, Dorothy.
00:46And you know me how to get out of it.
00:50Let the way.
00:52I'm not a cop.
00:54I'm not a cop.
00:54I'm not a cop.
00:55I'm not a cop.
00:56I'm not a cop.
00:56I'm not a cop.
00:57I'm not a cop.
00:57I'm not a cop.
00:58I'm not a cop.
00:59I'm not a cop.
01:00I'm not a cop.
01:01I'm not a cop.
01:02I'm not a cop.
01:03I'm not a cop.
01:04I'm not a cop.
01:05I'm not a cop.
01:06When you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street!
01:11When you tell me how to get, how to get, how to get, how to get, how to get, how to get, how to get!
01:26Whoa!
01:28Oh, hey, welcome to Sesame Street!
01:30Oh, Elmo's so glad to see you!
01:32Ole!
01:33Rosita and Elmo are helping me make a basket of goodies for a very special customer.
01:37Can Elmo and Rosita tell who that special customer is?
01:41Sure.
01:42She is the star of her very own story.
01:46And her name is...
01:47Caperucita Roja.
01:49It's not cappuccino ho-ha.
01:52Caperucita Roja.
01:53It isn't her either.
01:55Alan is making the basket of goodies for Little Red Riding Hood.
01:58I know, you know, Caperucita Roja is how we say Little Red Riding Hood in Spanish.
02:05Oh, that makes sense.
02:06Tell them! Tell them about Caperucita Roja!
02:09Okay, Little Red Riding Hood has a story where she delivers a basket of goodies to her grandmas.
02:15And today, she ordered that basket of goodies from Hooper's store.
02:18Can you believe it?
02:20Oh, oh, oh, oh! Here she comes, Alan! Here she comes!
02:23Quick! Quick, hand me the sourdough pretzel!
02:25Wait, wait, wait, wait!
02:30Hey there, Hooper!
02:32Uh, actually, it's Alan.
02:34Oh, well, I'm looking for Hooper's store, not Alan's store, so, uh, I must be in the wrong place.
02:40No, wait, wait! This is Hooper's store, and I have your basket.
02:44Oh, that's great, Hooper!
02:47Actually, it's Alan.
02:49Oh, well, that makes no sense. If this is Hooper's store, then we should call you Hooper.
02:53It doesn't matter. The important thing is, I have your basket.
02:58Right, the basket. Where's the basket of goodies for Grandma?
03:03Right here. Voila!
03:06Ooh, does it have the mentholated cough drops? Grammy loves her mentholated cough drops.
03:12Mentholated cough drops? Right here.
03:14Ah, great work, Hooper!
03:17Alan.
03:17Hmm, I prefer Hooper. Now, tell me, Hoop, did you test the basket?
03:22Test the basket? What do you mean?
03:25Well, you do know my story, don't you, Hoopy?
03:28Of course. Uh, you have to deliver a basket of goodies to Grandmother's house.
03:33And?
03:34And?
03:34Oh, oh, oh, oh, I know, I know. There's a big bad lobo in Caperucita's Roja story that won the basket of goodies.
03:43Oh, I thought it was the big bad wolf that won the basket of goodies.
03:47Uh, lobo means wolf in Spanish.
03:51Oh, big bad lobo. Elmo gets it.
03:54Ah, yeah, I know about the big bad wolf. But so what?
03:57So what? Hooper, if I'm going to get that basket of goodies to Granny's house, it's got to be strong enough to stand up to the big bad wolf.
04:07Oh, is it Alan? Is it? Is it? Is it? Is it? Is it? Is the basket strong enough to stand up to the big bad lobo?
04:14Oh, I have no idea. How could I possibly know if it could stand up to the big bad wolf?
04:20Well, you need to put it through the big bad wolf test.
04:23What's the big bad wolf test?
04:25Oh, well, you just hold up the basket and say, I've got a basket of goodies for your grandma.
04:33Wow. Alan wants to do the big bad wolf test.
04:37See, hold up the basket and say that, Alan.
04:39I don't think so, you guys.
04:41Oh, come on, come on. Don't you stand behind everything you sell at Hooper's store. Hooper?
04:48Of course.
04:48Well, then stand behind the basket and say, I've got a basket of goodies for your grandma.
04:55Okay, fine.
05:02I've got a basket of goodies for you, grandma.
05:07Oh, goodie!
05:09Those were good goodies!
05:22Oh!
05:23You really should say, excuse me, big bad wolf.
05:27Excuse me, big bad wolf!
05:29Well, Hoop, how did your basket do against the powerful jaws of the wolf?
05:37Oh, um, not so good.
05:40Oh, no, now Grandma won't get our goodies.
05:43What are we going to do?
05:44I know what to do.
05:47What?
05:47This.
05:50You gotta make that basket stronger.
05:53Make it last much longer.
05:55I am telling you the truth.
05:59Don't make those goodies suffer.
06:01Make that basket tougher.
06:03So it can stand up to a wolf's tooth.
06:08You know that basket is broken.
06:11The wolf crushed it to smithereens.
06:17And now the goodies are eaten.
06:20Granny's pecans and jelly beans.
06:23And that old lady will be snackless.
06:28And I tell you that's not good.
06:32I must deliver those munchies.
06:36So listen to Red Riding Hood.
06:42You gotta make that basket stronger.
06:45Make it last much longer.
06:47Listen closely because.
06:51You gotta think the smarter.
06:53Take that basket harder.
06:55So it can stand up to a wolf's jaws.
06:58You gotta make that basket stronger.
07:02Stronger.
07:05But how am I going to make the basket stronger?
07:07It's like in a hundred pieces.
07:09I just deliver the goodies, Hooper.
07:12I don't package them.
07:14Does Almond have any more baskets?
07:17A few.
07:18Maybe we can make one of those baskets stronger.
07:21I'm not so sure, you guys.
07:23We have to.
07:24Almond for Caperucita Rojas, Abuela.
07:26Por favor.
07:27Yeah, yeah.
07:28Come on.
07:28Come on.
07:28Come on.
07:29Let's make the basket stronger for Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother.
07:32All right.
07:33All right.
07:34We can try.
07:35Let me get another basket.
07:37And now we just need to reinforce it.
07:41Yes.
07:42We need to reinforce it.
07:44Let's reinforce it.
07:45Yes.
07:45What does reinforce mean?
07:48It means to make it stronger.
07:50Right.
07:51What can Almond, Rosita, and Alan use to reinforce the basket?
07:55Well, what is the basket made of?
07:57Wicker.
07:58Wicker?
07:59Almond thought the basket was made of twigs.
08:01Wicker is a twig, Almond.
08:03Well, that is the problem.
08:05Almond, twigs are thin and they break easily.
08:09Hey.
08:10What if Almond, Rosita, and Alan put something harder than twigs around the basket to make it stronger?
08:16Hey.
08:17That's a great idea.
08:18All right.
08:18Let's think.
08:19What's something hard that we can put around the basket?
08:22All right.
08:23Let's see.
08:24Oh, look, look, look, look.
08:26How about a sponge?
08:27Oh.
08:28Does a sponge feel hard, Almond?
08:31Well, let Almond see.
08:32Now, Almond feels that the sponge is softer.
08:36Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.
08:38But this dish, it's hard.
08:42Oh, yeah.
08:43That's it.
08:44That's it.
08:45Almond, Rosita, and Alan can put the hard dishes around the basket to make it stronger.
08:49All right, well, dishes are hard, but do you think that this dish will really protect the basket?
08:56Well, there's one way to find out.
08:59Put the dishes on and do another big bad wolf test.
09:02Right.
09:03Come on, guys.
09:04We're going to make that basket stronger.
09:08Make it last part stronger.
09:10Granny's going to get a goodie with shades.
09:14Going to make that basket harder.
09:16Because we're thinking smarter.
09:18Going to cover up that basket with these dishes.
09:22Going to make that basket stronger, stronger.
09:28Ooh.
09:28That basket is covered in dishes.
09:31And the goodies are all ready for Grandma.
09:34Aren't you forgetting something, Hooper?
09:38You know what I'm not forgetting?
09:39That my name is Alette.
09:41You're also forgetting the big bad wolf test, Hooper.
09:45Oh, all right, all right.
09:51I got a basket of goodies for you, Grandma.
09:55Oh, goodie!
09:58I'm a horse.
09:58The basket is strong enough.
10:02Hey.
10:02It's swirky.
10:05Let me try that again.
10:07Goody!
10:08What in the world?
10:11This basket must be stronger.
10:13Come here, basket.
10:15Goody!
10:16Oh, you really should say, excuse me again, big bad wolf.
10:32Excuse me again, big bad wolf.
10:34Oh, no.
10:35Oh, no.
10:38It didn't work.
10:40Oh, yay, yay.
10:41The basket broke again.
10:44You know what that means.
10:47What?
10:47What?
10:47You've got to make that basket stronger, stronger, stronger, think it's stronger than a rock or a stone.
10:58Gotta make that basket harder, harder, harder for my grammy heads to Boca Raton.
11:08Boca Raton?
11:09Yeah.
11:11Grandma goes to Florida every year at this time.
11:14So hurry, Hooper.
11:17I need that basket of goodies.
11:19Alan.
11:20Okay.
11:21Let's reinforce another basket.
11:23All right.
11:24Okay, let's think.
11:27What are dishes made of?
11:30It's a kind of dried clay called ceramic, which is hard but fragile.
11:35Okay, so we need something hard but not fragile to make the basket stronger.
11:41Right.
11:42How about a juice bottle?
11:45See?
11:45This is hard, but bottles are glass.
11:49And glass is fragile.
11:52Like the dishes.
11:53That's right.
11:53Okay, so what's something stronger and harder than ceramic dishes?
11:59Oh, look.
12:02How about this, you know, pie plate?
12:06Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
12:08This pie plate is made of metal.
12:10See?
12:12Metal is definitely not fragile, and Elmo doesn't think it will break.
12:16I don't think so either.
12:18Come on.
12:20We're going to make that basket stronger.
12:22Make it last much stronger.
12:25We're building it while Granny sits and waits.
12:29It's going to make that basket harder, because we're thinking smarter.
12:33We're going to cover it with metal pie plates.
12:37It's going to make that basket stronger, stronger.
12:44Boy, that basket sure does look strong.
12:47But is it strong enough to stop a lubble?
12:50Oh, well, you know what to do, Hooper.
12:54Yeah, Alan knows what to do, too.
12:57All right.
12:58Here we go, guys.
12:58I've got a basket of goodies for you, Grandma.
13:05Oh, goody!
13:06Ha, ha, ha, ha!
13:08Oh!
13:08Oh!
13:09Ow!
13:10Oh!
13:11Oh!
13:12Oh!
13:12Oh!
13:12Oh!
13:13Oh!
13:13Oh!
13:14Oh!
13:15Oh!
13:15Oh!
13:16Oh!
13:16Oh!
13:17This goody basket is not goody for my teeth.
13:20Oh!
13:20Oh!
13:21I give up!
13:21Oh!
13:22Oh!
13:22Oh!
13:23Oh!
13:23Oh!
13:24Oh!
13:24It worked!
13:24It worked!
13:25It worked!
13:25The metal is hard and didn't break!
13:27Yes!
13:28The metal reinforced the basket!
13:31And the goodies are safe.
13:32Now you can deliver this basket to your grandmas.
13:35Yay!
13:37No, I can't.
13:38No.
13:39What do you mean?
13:40Oh, I didn't realize this would take so long.
13:43I have ballet this afternoon.
13:46So we did all of this work for nothing?
13:48Well, unless you can deliver it.
13:52Oh.
13:53Well, why not?
13:55Hooper delivers all the time.
13:57Yeah.
13:57I will deliver this basket to Granny's.
13:59Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
14:01If you're going to deliver to Grandma,
14:04there's one other thing you'll need.
14:06I have the basket of goodies.
14:08What else could I possibly need?
14:12There.
14:13Now you're all ready.
14:15Good luck, Little Red Riding Hooper.
14:18That's Little Red Riding Alan.
14:21Nah, Little Red Riding Hooper sounds better.
14:33Hi, I'm Joe.
14:34And I'm Murray.
14:35And we're here to tell you all about the word reinforced.
14:38Reinforced.
14:38Oh, yeah, Joe, Joe, Joe.
14:40Reinforced.
14:41Tell them what reinforced means, Murray.
14:43I have no idea.
14:44It means to make something stronger.
14:46Oh, yeah.
14:46Thanks, Joe.
14:47Tell them.
14:48Oh, wait, wait.
14:48Reinforced means to make something stronger.
14:51Great job, Murray.
14:52Thank you, Joe.
14:53Now, to reinforce the definition of reinforce,
14:55we're going to do a little experiment.
14:57Oh, is this where I get to use the hammer?
15:00In a minute, all right?
15:01Now, my friend Murray here is going to take that hammer.
15:04That one.
15:04And hit my watch with it.
15:06That watch.
15:07There we go.
15:08Here I go, Joe.
15:09All right.
15:10Wait, wait.
15:10What?
15:11Well, I think I should protect my watch.
15:12Oh, OK.
15:14OK, so I'm going to take this padded envelope.
15:16OK.
15:16And put my watch in it.
15:18Mm-hmm.
15:19There.
15:19Now, go ahead.
15:20Now, it's hammer time.
15:23Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what?
15:24I really like this watch.
15:25So?
15:25So I think I should make it a little stronger.
15:28Oh, you want to reinforce it.
15:30I do.
15:31OK, reinforce away, Joe.
15:32Reinforce away.
15:34I'm going to take this bubble wrap, put my watch in it.
15:37OK.
15:38And then put the whole thing back inside the padded envelope.
15:41All right.
15:41There.
15:42Now it's reinforced.
15:43And here comes the hammer.
15:45Whoa!
15:47What now?
15:48My grandma gave me this watch.
15:49And?
15:50So I think I should make it a little bit stronger,
15:52just in case something happens.
15:53OK.
15:54Make it stronger.
15:55All right.
15:55So I will take the bubble wrapped watch and place it
15:58inside this box.
16:01OK.
16:01Then I'll put the whole thing back inside the padded
16:04envelope, like so.
16:06Uh-huh.
16:07There.
16:09Now it's totally reinforced.
16:10Perfect.
16:11Here comes the hammer.
16:12All right.
16:13What now?
16:14No, go ahead.
16:14Go ahead.
16:15I can't look.
16:16All right.
16:17Hammer away!
16:19Is it OK?
16:22Is my watch OK?
16:23Sorry, Grandma.
16:24It's OK.
16:27It's all right.
16:28My watch is fine.
16:30Hooray!
16:31I just should have reinforced my shoe.
16:36Reinforce!
16:37Reinforce!
16:37Good job, Murray.
16:38That was good.
16:39Thanks.
16:40You did a good job, too, Joe.
16:43Hello, there.
16:45Ha-ha-ha.
16:46It's time once again for letter of day.
16:49Oh, boy, oh, boy.
16:50Me love reaching in cookie jar and wondering what letter of
16:54day going to be.
16:55Let's see.
16:55That, that, me take a chance on this.
16:59Oh, wow.
17:01Look at that.
17:03That, me think, is, uh, well, look like letter L.
17:08Let's see.
17:10Yeah.
17:11Smell like letter L.
17:13L, L, L, L.
17:16Sound like letter L.
17:18Yeah, yeah.
17:21Oh, me know what you're thinking.
17:23Cookie Monster going to eat letter of day, right?
17:27No.
17:28No, today, me different.
17:30Me go through sea change.
17:32Me going to have willpower.
17:34Me know eat cookie with letter L.
17:37Yeah.
17:38And you know what me going to do?
17:39Me going to sing.
17:41Sing, la, la, la.
17:43And that start with L.
17:44And the more me sing, the more music in me mouth.
17:48No cookie in me mouth.
17:49Yeah.
17:50So, me not going to eat cookie.
17:51Here we go.
17:52You're going to try hard.
17:54Mm.
17:54Oh, so delicious.
17:57La, la, la, la, la.
18:02La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.
18:05La, la, la, la.
18:08La, la, la, la.
18:10La, la, la, la, la.
18:17La, la, la.
18:19Well now that music to me ears was lovely
18:49Let it all come back.
18:52La, la, la, la, la.
18:56La, la, la, la.
18:59Lemon is our world that starts with all.
19:03Lemon.
19:04Did you say lemon?
19:05La, la, la, la, la.
19:07Lemon.
19:09Now sing with our mouth.
19:12Come on, everybody.
19:13La, la, la, la, la.
19:15La, la, la, la.
19:16La, la, la, la.
19:17La, la, la, la.
19:19La, la, la, la.
19:20Lemon is our world that starts with all.
19:24Lemon.
19:25Did you say lemon?
19:26La, la, la, la.
19:28Lemon.
19:47Oh!
19:48Hey, Maureen.
19:49Tell them what's coming up next.
19:50Abby's Flying Fairy School.
19:51Oh, boy.
19:52Look up high in the sky.
19:54It's a school.
19:55It can fly.
19:56What's up?
19:57Hurry to the Flying Fairy School.
19:58Wrap your eyes.
19:59Wee-haw!
20:00Bring your wings.
20:01Wee-haw!
20:02Wee-haw!
20:03Wee-haw!
20:04Wee-haw!
20:05Wee-haw!
20:06Wee-haw!
20:07Wee-haw!
20:08Wee-haw!
20:09Wee-haw!
20:10Wee-haw!
20:11Hurry to the Flying Fairy School.
20:13How to make us grow.
20:14And how to make us shrink.
20:15Whoa!
20:16Wee-haw!
20:17Wee-haw!
20:18How to solve the problem when a single twinkle-winkle.
20:21This school is really magic.
20:22And magic's really cruel.
20:23Let's go in.
20:24Let's begin at Flying Fairy School.
20:25grow. And how to make a shrink. How to solve a problem with a single twinkle wink. This
20:35school is really magic and magic is really cool. Let's go in, let's begin a flying fairy
20:42school. Welcome to Flying Fairy School. You're just in time for... Reset! To the playground!
21:03Woohoo! Last one on the slide is a rotten egg. I'm right here if you need me.
21:12Guess no rotten egg. Except for this one.
21:19That rotten egg didn't agree with me. My stomach is going up and down. We're all going up and
21:32down. What is wrong with the slide? Giggle, giggle, giggle. Excuse me, can you put the slide
21:40down please? Gladly. Hee hee.
21:47Have a nice trip. See you next fall. Hee hee.
21:52Yeah! It's a playground troll.
21:55Ha! What's a playground troll? I'm a playground troll. And I love playgrounds. Hee hee ho ho.
22:02Oh, so do we. Come on, let's play in the playground. I don't play in the playground. I take over the
22:10playground and I don't let anyone play in it anymore. Chuckle, chuckle. You mean we can't slide on the slide?
22:17Never! Unless it can solve one of my impossible playground problems. Giggle, giggle.
22:24No! No troll has ever figured out how to solve an impossible playground problem.
22:30Goodbye, slidey. I will miss the cool way your metal feels on my tushy.
22:36Wait. We're great at solving problems. Come on, Miss Playground Troll. Give us your impossible
22:43playground problem. Okay. Name four things in the playground that start with the letter S.
22:51That's easy. No! It's impossible. Well, I see one already. Slide starts with S.
23:01And swing. Oh, that's two. And sand. Three. And...
23:12And... Looks like no one slides today. Chortle, chortle.
23:20Not so fast. We just need to think some more. What else is in the playground that starts with S?
23:26There are no other things in the playground that start with S.
23:30Maybe not. But we're in the playground.
23:33What? Concern, concern?
23:35Hey, yeah. Maybe there's something on us that starts with the letter S.
23:39Um... Oh, like my socks! Oh, that's four!
23:44Yay!
23:46All right, all right, you did it. I can't believe I'm saying this, but the slide is all yours. Grumble, grumble.
23:53Woo-hee!
23:55Woo-hoo!
23:56Woo-hoo!
23:57Yeah!
23:58Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
23:59Now let's go to the swings!
24:04Yay!
24:05You will never swing again unless you solve another of my impossible playground problems.
24:12Ha-ha!
24:13Ha-ha!
24:14Ho-ho-ho!
24:15Gafor!
24:16Oh, no!
24:17Goodbye, swingy!
24:19Don't kiss the swing, vlog! We can do this!
24:22Now what's the problem, Miss Playground Troll?
24:25You must build a castle using only things you find in the playground.
24:31Titter-titter.
24:32Ha-ha!
24:33That's easy, swans up!
24:36Ah-ah-ah-ah!
24:38No words this time!
24:40Tickle-tickle!
24:41Build a castle with no magic?
24:44That's impossible!
24:45No, it's not.
24:47We just need to twinkle think.
24:49Dying recess!
24:50Oh, what can we use to build a castle in the playground?
24:54Twinkle think!
24:55Twinkle think!
24:56Twinkle think!
24:57Twinkle think!
24:58Twinkle think!
24:59Leaves!
25:01Nah, they may blow away.
25:06Oh, squirrels!
25:09Oh, hide the balance.
25:13Nuts.
25:14How about sand?
25:17Yes!
25:18A sand castle!
25:20What?
25:21Concern, concern.
25:22Ooh!
25:23What do we need to build a sand castle?
25:26Uh, a bucket!
25:27Oh, got it!
25:28And sand!
25:29Got that too!
25:30And here's a castle!
25:33Huh?
25:34Oh!
25:35Forget it!
25:36It's impossible!
25:37No, we just have to keep thinking.
25:40What else do we need to add to the sand to make it a castle?
25:43Well, you make sand castles at the beach!
25:44Oh!
25:45So maybe you need water!
25:46Yes!
25:47Water may make the sand stick together!
25:48Got the water!
25:49Let's make a castle!
25:50Oh, here!
25:51It worked!
25:52Yay!
25:53Yay!
25:54Okay!
25:55Okay!
25:56Okay!
25:57The swings are yours!
25:58Grumble, grumble, grumble!
25:59Ooh!
26:00Ooh!
26:01Let's play on the jungle gym!
26:02Stop!
26:03You...
26:04I know, I know.
26:05We can't play on the jungle gym unless we solve one of your impossibles.
26:07Playground problems!
26:08Correct!
26:09Giggle, giggle!
26:10Listen, this is really wearing me out!
26:11How about if we solve this puzzle?
26:12It worked!
26:13It worked!
26:14Yay!
26:15Yay!
26:16Okay, okay, the swings are yours!
26:17Grumble, grumble, grumble!
26:18Ooh!
26:19Let's play on the jungle gym!
26:21Stop!
26:22You...
26:23I know, I know.
26:24We can't play on the jungle gym unless we solve one of your impossible playground problems.
26:29Correct!
26:30Giggle, giggle!
26:31Listen, this is really wearing me out!
26:35How about if we solve this problem, you leave our playground alone?
26:40Deal!
26:41But it's going to be a problem so difficult, you will never be able to solve it!
26:46Hee hee, ho ho, ha ha!
26:49Then just give us the problem!
26:52You must find an octagon in the playground!
26:56Snicker, snicker!
26:57Okay guys, we totally got this!
27:00We need to find a shape with eight sides!
27:03Let's go find that octagon!
27:06Hmm, that's a square!
27:08Rectangle!
27:10That's a circle!
27:12You'll never find it!
27:14Hee hee, ho ho!
27:16Oh, maybe she's right!
27:18Yeah, maybe this problem is impossible!
27:23Wait!
27:24We can't give up!
27:25This is our playground!
27:27We need to twinkle think!
27:29Who said that?
27:30You did, Blog!
27:32Really?
27:33But what should we think about?
27:35Well, we're looking at everything down here on the ground and we can't find it!
27:40So what's another way to look at things?
27:43Twinkle think!
27:44Twinkle think!
27:45Twinkle think!
27:46Oh, ah, we can look at it upside down!
27:51Nah, that won't help!
27:54Woo!
27:55We can fly!
27:56Maybe we can look at things from up above!
27:59What?
28:00Anxiety, anxiety!
28:02Yes!
28:03Maybe we can only see the octagon from above!
28:06Come on, fairies!
28:07Let's fly!
28:08Now, find that octagon!
28:13Look!
28:14Down there!
28:15That's a jungle gem!
28:16How many sides does it have?
28:17One!
28:18Two!
28:19Three!
28:20Four!
28:21Five!
28:22Six!
28:23Seven!
28:24Eight!
28:25Eight!
28:26Eight!
28:27Eight!
28:28Eight!
28:29Eight!
28:30Eight!
28:31Eight!
28:32Eight!
28:33Eight!
28:34Eight!
28:35Eight!
28:36Eight!
28:37Eight!
28:38Eight!
28:39Eight!
28:40Eight!
28:41Eight!
28:42Eight!
28:43Eight!
28:44Eight!
28:45Eight!
28:46Eight!
28:47Eight!
28:48Eight!
28:49Eight!
28:50Eight!
28:51Eight!
28:52Eight!
28:53Eight!
28:54Eight!
28:55Eight!
28:56Eight!
28:57Eight!
28:58Eight!
28:59Eight!
29:00Eight!
29:01Eight!
29:02Eight!
29:03Eight!
29:04Eight!
29:05Eight!
29:06Eight!
29:07Eight!
29:08Eight!
29:09Eight!
29:10Eight!
29:11Eight!
29:12Eight!
29:13wonder why. What makes a falling star go by? Why does it fall? And where does it go? And
29:23how does it make that glittery glow? I'm gonna find out, cause I want to know. And I wonder,
29:32I wonder. Sometimes I watch a bumblebee fly from rose to rose on a day in July. And I
29:42wonder how, and I wonder why. What makes a bumblebee go by? How does he fly? All
29:52covered in fuzz. And why does he make that buzz that he does? I'm sure it's more
29:59than just because. And I wonder, I wonder. How does a bunny hop, hop, hop? And what
30:09makes popcorn pop, pop, pop? Why does the rainfall drop by drop? And the lightning
30:17always come before the thunder? I wonder. Do you ever wonder as you walk along, what makes a tiny
30:33little ant so strong? Does every bird sing a different song? Do you wonder why? Well,
30:43so do I. So do I. Hmm, I wonder why.
30:55Ah, Countess, my little sucker-tot. It is now time for us to reveal the number of the day. Ah, yes. You will count, my schnitzel, until I shout, stop!
31:23Oh, be still my heart. And that will be the number of the day. Hit it, Mike.
31:35Number of the day. Number of the day. Number of the day of the day of the day. Hey, hey, hey!
31:45Is it one? Is it two? Is it three? Is it four? Is it five? Is it six? Is it seven?
31:53It will be great if it's eight and divine. If it's nine or ten or even eleven. Could it be twelve or maybe thirteen or even fourteen? Can begin a begin?
32:11Stop!
32:15Yes! Fourteen is the number of the day.
32:19Ah, ah, ah.
32:21Oh, yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
32:33Wow, what a beautiful day for a walk. Good morning, Mrs. Johnson. I'm here to walk your dog.
32:41You mean my dogs? They're all ready for you, Regina. Here they come.
32:46Okay. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, and fourteen.
33:02Wow! Fourteen dogs? Wait! Fourteen!
33:12All aboard!
33:14All aboard!
33:15One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, twelve, twelve, twelve,
33:41Fourteen! Fourteen!
33:42Fourteen!
33:43Fourteen!
33:44Fourteen!
33:45Fourteen!
33:46Fourteen!
33:47Two, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen,
34:01Fourteen.
34:02Fourteen.
34:03Fourteen.
34:10Fourteen.
34:13Hey, Jordan, what's up next?
34:15Super Grover 2.0.
34:17Oh, yeah.
34:22He observes.
34:24Oh, fuck.
34:26No, no.
34:27Ah!
34:29He questions.
34:31Hop-a-wah.
34:33Hop-a-wah.
34:35He investigates.
34:37Hm.
34:38What does this button do?
34:39Ah!
34:40Super Grover 2.0.
34:43He shows up.
34:49Somewhere deep in the woods,
34:52one squirrel is in for some heavy trouble.
34:56Now, everyone can see my most prized possession,
34:59the biggest acorn in the world.
35:04Oh.
35:05He fell.
35:06Oh, no.
35:07Help.
35:08Help.
35:09Somebody help.
35:10Help.
35:11Help.
35:12Help.
35:17Super Grover 2.0.
35:18I can't believe you showed up.
35:20I can't believe you showed up.
35:21Well, believe it, my fluffy-tailed friend.
35:24Now, how can I help you?
35:26Well, I had to put up this shelf
35:28so I could display my prized acorn,
35:30the biggest one ever found.
35:31Ooh.
35:32But it fell.
35:33So, the question is, how do you keep a shelf from falling down?
35:39Oh.
35:40Stand back.
35:41It is time to unleash the powers of observation.
35:50Aha!
35:51I have just observed something.
35:53The shelf moves.
35:58Behold.
35:59Your shelf is back up again.
36:01My super work is done.
36:04Whoa!
36:06Super Grover, I think maybe you need something to attach the shelf to the tree.
36:12Or, perhaps I need something to attach the shelf to the tree.
36:19It is time to unleash my power of technology.
36:25Let me just check my utility, Sergeant.
36:28Aha!
36:29We can attach the shelf with this.
36:31A roll of tape?
36:33Do you really think that'll be strong enough to hold up a heavy shelf?
36:36Of course it will.
36:37Tape has got me out of stickier situations than this.
36:41There it is.
36:43Help me with the shelf.
36:52Voila!
36:53The shelf is now attached to the tree and ready for your acorn.
37:01I am now observing that that tape was not strong enough.
37:05Perhaps we should just shelve this whole shelf idea, huh?
37:07Wait!
37:08Super Grover!
37:09I just observed something with my powers of observation.
37:12Look at this.
37:14Oh, what a cute little hole!
37:18Maybe something is supposed to go through this hole to attach the shelf to the tree.
37:23Of course!
37:24We need something that fits in the hole.
37:27Let me check my utility sock for some more technology.
37:30Oh.
37:31Aha!
37:32I got it!
37:33A carrot?
37:34I think it will fit in the hole.
37:35Here, hold up the shelf.
37:36Oh.
37:37All right.
37:39I don't know, Super Grover 2.0.
37:42There!
37:43The shelf is now ready for your prize decor.
37:46Oh!
37:47Ow!
37:48Why did the carrot not work?
37:51Ah!
37:52Super Grover!
37:53Check this out!
37:54Huh?
37:55This hole has ridges in it!
37:57Ridges?
37:58Yeah!
37:59Feel them!
38:00Maybe whatever goes in there has ridges, too!
38:04What do you suppose has ridges?
38:06Huh!
38:07What else?
38:08A potato chip!
38:09Quick, hold up the shelf!
38:10Oh!
38:11Oh!
38:12Oh!
38:13Oh!
38:14Oh!
38:15Oh!
38:16Okay!
38:17Maybe not the potato chip.
38:20Let's see what other tools I have.
38:23All right.
38:24What is this doing in my utility sock?
38:26This little thing couldn't be useful for anything.
38:29Ugh!
38:31Wait!
38:32Super Grover, look!
38:33This thing has ridges and the hole has ridges.
38:37I know what this is!
38:39What?
38:40This is a screw!
38:42A screw?
38:43Ah!
38:44That's a screwy!
38:45Forget it!
38:46Super Grover, could you lift up the shelf, please?
38:48Well, of course I can, but why?
38:50Because I want to unleash the power of technology!
38:55Oh, brother!
38:56Where's my screwdriver?
38:57Screwdriver?
38:58I've never heard of such a tool.
39:00I think we should try the carrot again, if you ask me.
39:03No!
39:04No!
39:05Super Grover, look!
39:06When I turn the screw with the screwdriver, it makes it go through the hole and into the tree!
39:13Ugh!
39:14Now we just need to get my acorn and put it up on the shelf!
39:17I do not think this is such a good idea!
39:19Ah!
39:20Mr. Super Grover, I believe you can let go of that shelf now.
39:23Can I get bonked on my brainy super head again?
39:26Ooh, thank you!
39:27No, I do not think you will get bonked on the head this time.
39:30I think the shelf is attached to the tree!
39:33All right, all right.
39:34I will demonstrate that you are absolutely correct!
39:38The shelf is attached!
39:40Yay!
39:41The screw worked!
39:42Wow!
39:43It did work!
39:44The shelf is attached!
39:45Really, really attached!
39:48And so Super Grover learned that a screw is a tool that can help hold two things together.
39:55Whoa!
39:56Whoa!
39:57An even bigger acorn!
40:01Now, thanks to that screw, I'll bet this shelf can hold both of them!
40:07Yay, screw!
40:08In a few moments, the curtain will rise on Elmo the Musical!
40:24But right now, it's time for another trip to the Museum of Modern Remembering!
40:30Behind these three colorful doors are three animals!
40:34Animals!
40:35Show yourselves!
40:37Bird!
40:38Okay.
40:39Shrimp!
40:40Squirrel!
40:41We have a bird!
40:42Bird!
40:43We have a shrimp!
40:44Shrimp!
40:45We have a squirrel!
40:46Squirrel!
40:47We have to remember what door the bird is behind!
40:49Bird!
40:50Okay, it's time to focus in!
40:51Let's see!
40:52The bird is behind the red door!
40:54Bird!
40:55The bird is behind the red door!
40:57Bird!
40:58Gotta remember that, Murray!
40:59Okay!
41:00Animals!
41:01Close your doors!
41:02Bird!
41:03Now, it's time to...
41:05Contar hasta diez!
41:07Ovejita says it's time to count to ten!
41:10Okay, Ovejita!
41:11Let's count!
41:12One!
41:13Uno!
41:14Two!
41:15Dos!
41:16Three!
41:17Tres!
41:18Four!
41:19Cuatro!
41:20Five!
41:21Cinco!
41:22Six!
41:23Seven!
41:24Ten!
41:25Ten!
41:26Thanks, Ovejita!
41:27Okay!
41:28Now, let's remember!
41:30Which door is the bird behind?
41:34Is it behind the red door?
41:36Is the bird behind the green door?
41:39Or is the bird behind the blue door?
41:42Bird!
41:43Show yourself!
41:45Bird!
41:46The bird!
41:47The bird is behind the red door!
41:49Bird!
41:50Great remembering!
41:51Now, remember this!
41:52Elmo the Musical is coming soon!
41:55Bird!
41:56Hi!
41:57You're just in time, because Elmo's going to sing the alphabet song with Elmo's good friend,
42:03Mr. Jamie Foxx!
42:04You ready?
42:05Yeah, what are we waiting on?
42:06Let's sing this one!
42:07Okay!
42:08Let's do it!
42:09I'm here!
42:10No worries!
42:11I made it!
42:12Everyone can breathe a little easier!
42:14But I'm serious, Elmo!
42:15But who are you?
42:16I'm Jamie Foxx!
42:17What about what?
42:18I'm here to sing the alphabet with a guy named Elmo!
42:21Uh, are you Elmo?
42:23Uh, no.
42:24I'm Jamie Foxx!
42:25Oh, that's a good one, kid!
42:28Nice joke!
42:29But I got no time for levity!
42:31I'm here to sing the alphabet!
42:32So let's get singing!
42:34Uh, uh, uh, excuse Elmo, Mr. Foxx, but Elmo thinks there was some sort of mix-up!
42:39Uh, no mix-up!
42:40Someone told me that a guy named Elmo wants to sing the alphabet with Jamie Foxx!
42:44So I ran right over!
42:45Yes!
42:46I'm Jamie Foxx!
42:47Come on!
42:48Stop pulling my leg!
42:49You're not Jamie Foxx!
42:51Yes!
42:52Jamie Foxx is Jamie Foxx!
42:54It's true!
42:55I really am!
42:56If you're Jamie Foxx, then let's see, uh, your bushy tail!
42:59Uh, ah!
43:00I don't have a bushy tail!
43:01Okay, then, uh, perhaps we can see your pointy ears?
43:04You see my ears?
43:05They don't point!
43:06Ah, that proves that you, my friend, are not a fox!
43:09Ah!
43:10No!
43:11No, I'm not a fox!
43:12Aha!
43:13He admits it!
43:14He's a fraud!
43:15A poseur!
43:16A charlatan!
43:17Pump your brakes!
43:18I'm not a real fox!
43:19My name is Jamie Foxx!
43:20Look, you can see it right here on my driver's license!
43:22Oh, oh!
43:23Jamie Foxx!
43:24Ha!
43:25Oh!
43:26I see ya!
43:27I'm sorry I called you a fraud, a poseur, and a charlatan!
43:32Mm-hmm!
43:33Don't worry about it!
43:34Well, I guess you don't need me, then.
43:36I'll just slink on back into the forest and chase my own bushy tail!
43:41Well, see ya!
43:42Oh, no, no, wait a second!
43:44Huh?
43:45You know what?
43:46You could sing the alphabet with us.
43:48Yeah, yeah, yeah!
43:49Jamie Foxx can sing with Elmo and Jamie Foxx!
43:52Really?
43:53You want me to sing the alphabet with you?
43:56Sure, why not?
43:57Yeah, yeah, yeah!
43:58The more Jamie Foxx, the better!
44:01Oh, boy!
44:02Let's sing!
44:03Yeah!
44:04Here we go!
44:05A, B, C, D, E, F, G!
44:09H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P!
44:13Q, R, S, T, U, V!
44:16W, X, Y, and Z!
44:20Now we know our ABCs!
44:23Next time won't you sing with me!
44:27Wow!
44:28Nice singing, Jamie Foxx!
44:29Thank you!
44:30OK, everybody!
44:31I'm here to sing the alphabet!
44:34Wait, wait, wait, wait!
44:35Who are you?
44:36The name's Jamie Foxx!
44:38Oh, what?
44:39Oh, I know, I know.
44:41It's a family name, Fox.
44:43It causes a lot of confusion.
44:45It's not easy being a duck named Fox.
44:49But come on, let's sing!
44:51Yeah!
44:52O, B, C, D, E, F, G!
44:55H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P!
44:58Q, R, S, T, U, V!
45:01W, X, Y, and Z!
45:05Now we know our ABCs!
45:09Next time won't you sing with me!
45:12Oh!
45:13Nice singing, Jamie Foxx!
45:14Where?
45:15Nice singing, Jamie Foxx!
45:16Thank you!
45:17Nice singing to you, Jamie Foxx!
45:18Nice singing, Jamie Foxx!
45:19Nice singing, Jamie Foxx!
45:20Hey, Jamie Foxx!
45:21Great job!
45:22Hey, guys!
45:23What's coming up next?
45:25Elmo the musical!
45:28You heard him!
45:29Do-dee-dee-doo!
45:31Imagine a story!
45:32It's dwee-dee-dee-a-cha!
45:33Imagine a song!
45:35Woo-dee-dee-doo!
45:36Can't have his lips!
45:37You'll never know!
45:39It's Elmo the musical!
45:41Elmo the musical!
45:43Let's get on with the show!
45:46Oh, come on!
45:48Elmo needs help making up a musical!
45:51Ooh!
45:52What's today's spellbinding story about Elmo?
45:55Well, Elmo doesn't know yet, Velvet.
45:57Ooh, let's think!
45:58What if...
45:59Ooh, what if...
46:00What if...
46:01What if Elmo was a detective?
46:03And...
46:04Ooh!
46:05Ooh!
46:06That's it!
46:07Today's story is called Detective the Musical!
46:10Ooh!
46:11Who done it!
46:12I love detective stories!
46:14Oh, Elmo too, Velvet!
46:16That's why Elmo's a detective!
46:17Ooh!
46:18And you can...
46:19You can help Elmo, and be Elmo's detective assistant!
46:22Now, come on, detective assistant!
46:24Let's imagine our detective office!
46:27Hey!
46:28No!
46:32Great imagination!
46:34Okay, Detective Elmo has a detective pad,
46:39a detective magnifying glass,
46:42and detective blocks!
46:44Why would a detective need blocks?
46:47Whoa, whoa, whoa!
46:48So, uh, Detective Elmo has something to play with
46:50while he waits for his first case!
46:52Oh!
46:53Oh!
46:54And there it is!
46:55Hello!
46:56Ah!
46:57Choo!
46:58Detective Elmo!
46:59Yeah?
47:00You gotta help me!
47:01Ah!
47:02Ah!
47:03Choo!
47:04Number 6, 6th Street!
47:05Come right away!
47:06Ah!
47:07Choo!
47:08Oh!
47:09Oh!
47:10Detective Elmo has to go to number 6, 6th Street right away!
47:13Perhaps I could help with that!
47:15Ah!
47:16Achoo!
47:17Oh!
47:18Oh!
47:19Finally!
47:20Where you been?
47:21Achoo!
47:22Well, tell Detective Elmo and his detective assistant,
47:24what's wrong?
47:25Well...
47:26I was feeling kinda hungry!
47:29I ordered pizza with cheese!
47:33But when the pizza got here, I started to sneeze!
47:37Sneeze!
47:38Sneeze!
47:39Sneeze!
47:40You said sneeze!
47:41Sneeze!
47:42Sneeze!
47:43Sneeze!
47:44The sneezing hasn't stopped!
47:46I couldn't figure what to do!
47:50So I dropped my pepperoni slice, grabbed the bone, and called...
47:54Achoo!
47:55Achoo!
47:56Achoo!
47:57Achoo!
47:58Achoo!
47:59Achoo!
48:00Achoo!
48:01Achoo!
48:02Achoo!
48:03I gotta tell you though, I'm still pretty hungry!
48:05Wait!
48:06Oop!
48:07There's not just pepperoni on that pizza!
48:09It's pepper too!
48:10Pepper!
48:11Get out of here!
48:13Achoo!
48:14Achoo!
48:15Achoo!
48:16Does the man in the sleeve this undershirt?
48:18Remember who delivered pepper pizza?
48:20Achoo!
48:21Achoo!
48:22Achoo!
48:23Well he was shaped sort of like a box.
48:24A solid object with six identical square sides.
48:27What you might call a cube.
48:29A cube?
48:30Like this?
48:32Yeah!
48:33Hmm.
48:34This is a real mystery.
48:36Detective Elmo could use a lead.
48:38Oh, maybe this is it.
48:40Hello?
48:41Detective Elmo!
48:42Yes?
48:43I need your help!
48:45Yes?
48:46Sixty-six-sixth Avenue!
48:48Suite number six!
48:49Ah!
48:50Ah!
48:51Oh, David!
48:52Do your stuff!
48:53I'm on it!
48:54Yes!
48:55Yes!
48:56Yes!
48:57You're sneezing!
48:58Tell Detective Elmo what happened.
49:00Well...
49:02I was feeling glum and gloomy.
49:05My mood was down to my knees.
49:08So I ordered this bouquet and then I started to sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze.
49:15Sing with Elmo this time to help him remember the clues.
49:18Sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze.
49:21The sneezing hasn't stopped.
49:23I had no idea what to do.
49:27So I put down the bouquet, picked up the phone and called Achoo!
49:31Achoo!
49:32Achoo!
49:33Achoo!
49:34Achoo!
49:35Achoo!
49:36Achoo!
49:37Achoo!
49:38Achoo!
49:39Achoo!
49:40Achoo!
49:41Achoo!
49:42Achoo!
49:43Achoo!
49:44Achoo!
49:45Achoo!
49:46Achoo!
49:47Achoo!
49:48Achoo!
49:49Achoo!
49:50Achoo!
49:51Achoo!
49:52Achoo!
49:53Achoo!
49:54Achoo!
49:55Achoo!
49:56Achoo!
49:57Achoo!
49:58Achoo!
49:59Achoo!
50:00Achoo!
50:01Achoo!
50:02Achoo!
50:03Achoo!
50:04Achoo!
50:05Achoo!
50:06Achoo!
50:07before it does it again hello detective elmo come to the sixth street theater dressing room number
50:17six at once
50:25blast man what kept you
50:30the pig is sneezing too detective elmo must be getting closer
50:34oh how can i perform in this condition oh oh oh well calm down mr hand doctor tell detective elmo
50:46and his assistant what happened well my old salt and pepper mustache became infested with fleas
50:58so i ordered a replacement then i started to sneeze sneeze sneeze sneeze sneeze sneeze
51:04sneeze
51:04sing the clues with detective elmo here we go
51:08sneeze sneeze sneeze sneeze sneeze sneeze sneeze sneeze
51:11the sneezing hasn't stopped i've no notion what to do
51:19a critic's in the house tonight can you just imagine her achoo
51:23oh well i've had a good career it had to end sometime
51:35uh
51:44what and disappoint my public never the show must go
51:50oh
51:59who would do such a dastardly thing
52:01well who delivered mr ham out his mustache oh well my dresser of course
52:07he manages my makeup and my underweight come to think of it it wasn't my dresser it was some
52:16other chap
52:26a boxy fellow with six identical square sides
52:30where did the boxy fellow go mr ham actor
52:32actually he was on his way out as you were coming in he must still be here
52:41well come on detective assistant let's investigate
52:54keep looking for a cube
53:04oh okay i am but i'm not behind the drapes
53:06going out nuts it's the cube oh and look look look mr cube has a pepper shaker
53:17well why did mr cube use pepper to make all those people sneeze
53:21oh because i wanted to be needed nobody needs a cube
53:26balderdash why cubes are needed everywhere maestro
53:34the cube the cube the cube the cube a shape to sing above
53:39the cube the cube the cube the cube let's have your voice sing out
53:46i'm a nice cube i should say i cool off drinks you make my day
53:51a sugar cube is what i am i make things sleep like tea and jam
53:57a pair of dice two cubes not one give us a roll and have some fun
54:03the cube the cube the cube the cube a shape to sing about
54:17yeah
54:32The cube, the cube, with every voice, say yes!
54:48Okay, okay, I get it now.
54:51Cubes can be needed.
54:53Ice cubes, sugar cubes, but not this cube.
54:57Not me.
55:02Oh, poor unhappy land, whose bitter tears fall like acid rain upon the finger legs which are mine heart.
55:12Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
55:14Oh, Elmo sees something. Detective Elmo sees something.
55:17Oh, Mr. Cube, isn't an ice cube or an ice sugar cube?
55:21Oh, nice. Rub it in. Thanks.
55:24Mr. Cube is a cube shaped box of tissue.
55:27Tissues? The very thing I need the most.
55:32You see, Mr. Cube is needed.
55:38It's true. You like me. You really like me.
55:42Yes, the cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
55:47A shape to sing about.
55:49Ya-da-da-da-da-da.
55:50The cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
55:54Let every voice sing out.
56:04Oh, well, Elmo. I love the shape of that ending.
56:07Oh, oh, thank you, Velvet. Oh, and thank you, Detective Assistant. Elmo couldn't imagine that musical without you.
56:15Oh, curtain call.
56:17The Jumbo the Musical.
56:19Jumbo the Musical.
56:21That's the end of our show.
56:25Whoa!
56:27Bye-bye!
56:29Okay, okay, Slimy. I'll read to you. Just don't say please, okay?
56:39Alright, little guy. Here we go.
56:42Chapter 453 in The Adventures of Trash Gordon.
56:48When we last left our hero, Trash Gordon, he was trapped in the front of Very Hairy, where the Very Hairians kept bumping into them.
56:56They couldn't see, because they had hair in their eyes.
56:59It was a very hairy situation for Gordon.
57:02You might even say he was having a bad hair day.
57:06Luckily, he brought along something he never needed until now.
57:12A comb and a brush.
57:17Without a second to spare, Trash brushed the hair out of the Very Hairian's eyes.
57:24And they shrieked and ran away.
57:26Yeah!
57:29Trash announced heroically.
57:31Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter L.
57:36And by the number 11.
57:47Now, no more now, Slimy. That's all for now.
57:51It's time for you to get some shut-eye, little guy.
57:53We'll read some more trash tomorrow.
58:01Hey, are you still here?
58:02I told you.
58:03No more trash, Gordon.
58:05Until tomorrow.
58:06Yeah.
58:23Sorry to interrupt.
58:24Thanks for joining us.
58:26Cheers to Bien-Gre Kain!
58:30Cheers!
58:32Cheers!
58:39Cheers!
58:45Are you still at work?
58:47Cheers!
58:48Cheers!
58:49Cheers!
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