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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?
00:06Reporter.
00:07What is a reporter?
00:08A reporter is someone who talks about and writes about major events going on in the world.
00:12They might talk about the news, what happened that day.
00:15Where do these reporters report these stories?
00:17On TV.
00:18On the Internet.
00:19Or a newspaper.
00:20Keep listening for the word reporter today on Sesame Street.
00:23Reporter.
00:24That's the word on the street.
00:26This is Murray signing off.
00:27Back to you.
00:30I need a sweep it up, let the way.
00:40On my way to where the air is free.
00:45And you tell me how to get, how to get to the country.
00:51On my way to where the air is free.
00:57Come on Lightbulb, light up, yes, come on.
01:26Hey guys.
01:28Ooh, look at that.
01:31Wow.
01:32Yes.
01:33Nice job.
01:35Hello, science lovers.
01:37This is Tully, your monster on the spot reporter.
01:40And Bebe Bell, your cub reporter.
01:43Reporting to you from the Sesame Street Fairytale Science Fair.
01:47It's so exciting.
01:48All your favorite fairytale characters are here today, Tully.
01:52And each one is going to solve a problem with science.
01:56Mm-hmm.
01:57Our first fairytale scientist is Little Red Whiting Hood.
02:02Yes.
02:03Tell us, Red.
02:04Excuse us.
02:05What?
02:06What is your problem?
02:07Oh.
02:08Oh, hello.
02:09Well, I can't tell the difference between my granny and the wolf.
02:14That's a problem.
02:16Sure is.
02:17Mm-hmm.
02:18You see these two grannies?
02:19Who?
02:20Well, one of them is my real granny.
02:23And one is the wolf pretending to be granny.
02:26But I don't know which is which.
02:29Oh, I am your granny, Red Deer.
02:32Don't listen to her.
02:34I'm your granny.
02:36Oh, nuts.
02:37See my problem?
02:38So, how are you going to solve this problem with science?
02:42Ah.
02:43Well, I'm going to observe and compare.
02:47Ah!
02:48Huh?
02:49Well, I'm going to look closely and carefully at these two grannies and see what's the same and what's different.
02:58Hmm.
02:59Sounds like science to me, folks.
03:00Yes.
03:01Right.
03:02So, I will start by observing things that are the same.
03:06Now, um, ah, they are both wearing the same cap.
03:11Oh, yes.
03:12And, oh, they're both wearing the same nightie.
03:17And, oh, they both have the same glasses.
03:23But, but, I'm your granny.
03:26What, what?
03:27You back off, whippersnapper.
03:29I am her granny.
03:30Oh.
03:31You better keep observing.
03:32All right.
03:33All right.
03:34Um, well, they both have two eyes.
03:36Mm-hmm.
03:37And, um, yep, they both have two ears.
03:41Oh, for Pete's sake, everything's the same.
03:45Wait.
03:46Look closer.
03:48Do you notice how much bigger these eyes are?
03:53Who asked you?
03:54Oh, he's right.
03:57What big eyes you have.
03:59That's different.
04:00Mm-hmm.
04:01Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
04:02And, look.
04:03Look, his ears are much bigger, too.
04:05Mm-hmm.
04:06Oh.
04:07What big ears you have.
04:09That's different.
04:10Mm-hmm.
04:11And, wait a minute.
04:13Now that I look closely, you're covered in fur.
04:18Oh.
04:19Oh.
04:20My granny's not covered in fur.
04:22That's different.
04:23That's different.
04:24So, you, you must be the wolf.
04:28Oh.
04:29You got it.
04:30Woo-hoo.
04:31I can tell the difference now.
04:33Oh.
04:34Oh.
04:35Oh.
04:36Oh.
04:37I am so proud of you, Little Red.
04:40Crack.
04:41Foiled by science.
04:42Arrgh.
04:43Arrgh.
04:44Arrgh.
04:45Remember, folks.
04:46Just look closely and carefully, and you, too, can solve your problem with science.
04:51Hmm.
04:52Oh.
04:53I couldn't have done it without you.
04:55Thanks so much, guys.
04:57Oh.
04:58You're welcome.
04:59Anything for science.
05:00Oh, look over here.
05:01Let's go.
05:02Hmm.
05:03Hmm.
05:04Hmm.
05:05Hmm.
05:06Our next fairy tale scientist is Cinderella.
05:08Hmm.
05:09Hmm.
05:10Hi, Cinderella.
05:11Uh, what's your problem?
05:12I wonder if this pumpkin will float or sink.
05:15That's a problem?
05:17No, I don't have a problem.
05:19I just love science.
05:21I love everything about it.
05:23The questions.
05:24The experiments.
05:25I love science.
05:27Hmm.
05:28Oh.
05:29Hmm.
05:30What do you think?
05:31Will this pumpkin float or sink?
05:33Well, um, I happen to have a wee little hypothesis, and I say it will sink.
05:37Yeah, look at how big it is.
05:39Oh, yeah.
05:40It looks very heavy.
05:41I say it will sink, too.
05:42Mm-hmm.
05:43Well, let's find out.
05:45A one, a two, a three.
05:49Hmm.
05:50Oh.
05:51Oh.
05:52Oh.
05:53It floats.
05:54Wow.
05:55That's amazing.
05:56It is.
05:57Oh, I love science.
06:00Hmm.
06:01Oh.
06:02Excuse me, but did you lose this glass slipper?
06:07Hmm.
06:08Glass slipper?
06:09Oh, yes.
06:10If it fits you, then you can marry me, Prince Charming, and we can live happily ever after.
06:19Here.
06:20Try it.
06:21Don't mind if I do.
06:23Float or sink?
06:24Uh, float.
06:25Yeah, yeah, yeah.
06:26Float.
06:27Um, uh, excuse me, what are you doing?
06:30Science!
06:31Ah!
06:32It's...
06:33It's...
06:34It's...
06:35It's...
06:36It's...
06:37It's sinking!
06:38It's sinking!
06:39It's sinking!
06:40Fascinating!
06:41Oh!
06:42I like her.
06:43She's a scientist.
06:45I think I'm in love.
06:47I wonder why it sinks.
06:49Marry me, and we'll find out together!
06:52Deal!
06:53Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
06:54Wow!
06:55That Cinderella really loves her some science.
06:57I'll say.
06:58Mmm.
06:59Come on, let's see what our next fairy tale scientists are up to!
07:02Yes.
07:03Come on!
07:05Oh, hey, look.
07:06It's the three little piggies!
07:08Hey, what's up, you little pigs?
07:10Ahh!
07:11The big bad wolf is coming!
07:13The big bad wolf is coming!
07:15This doesn't look really scientific.
07:17Whoa, piggies, stop!
07:19The big bad wolf is coming!
07:21Where's your science project?
07:23We don't have time for science!
07:25We've got a problem!
07:27The big bad wolf is coming!
07:29The big bad wolf is coming!
07:31The big bad wolf is coming!
07:33Tell the old science pal,
07:35I think the piggies need our help!
07:37I think they're right, baby bear,
07:39the old science friend!
07:41The big bad wolf is coming!
07:43Maybe you can solve
07:45your problem with science!
07:47How?
07:49First, you ask a question.
07:51Yeah, yeah, yeah. For instance,
07:53um, what do you already know about
07:55this big bad wolf?
07:57We know he's coming!
07:59Uh, who's coming?
08:01The big bad wolf!
08:03The big bad wolf is coming!
08:05The big bad wolf is coming!
08:07The big bad wolf is coming!
08:09The big bad wolf is coming!
08:11All right, what else do you know about the big bad wolf?
08:15Uh, we know he can huff and puff!
08:19And blow us away!
08:21We don't like it when he blows us away!
08:25Ah, okay, okay, next question.
08:27How can you protect yourselves from the big bad wolf's huffing and puffing?
08:31Say, now that's a good question!
08:35We never thought of that!
08:37Oh!
08:39Oh, maybe we could build something!
08:41Like a house!
08:43I want to build it out of straw!
08:47I want to build it out of sticks!
08:53And I want to build it out of pineapples!
08:59Pineapples?
09:01Just kidding!
09:03I want to build it out of bricks!
09:07I say straw!
09:09I say sticks!
09:11I say bricks!
09:13Aww, what do we do now?
09:15Yeah, we each want to build with something different!
09:19You can experiment!
09:21Oh, that's it!
09:22We'll experiment!
09:23Experiment!
09:24Experiment!
09:25What's experiment?
09:27It's when you test your ideas to see which one is best!
09:33Cool!
09:35If we're going to test our ideas...
09:38We need something that blows air like the big bad wolf!
09:42Hey!
09:43Good thinking, piggies!
09:44I got it!
09:45Come on, you guys!
09:46Okay, let's go!
09:47Come on!
09:48I'm very excited about your idea!
09:50Let's put it down right over!
09:52Right there, okay!
09:54A fan!
09:55Brilliant!
09:56The fans make air move!
09:57Mm-hmm!
09:58So, we'll turn on the fan!
10:00And let it blow on the straw, the sticks, and the bricks!
10:03Uh-huh!
10:04Hey!
10:05I wonder what'll happen!
10:07Ooh!
10:08Let's think about what we know and make a guess!
10:11Oh, good idea!
10:12Yeah, let's think!
10:13These piggies are thinking like scientists now!
10:15They're forming a hypothesis!
10:17Let's watch!
10:18Let's see...
10:20Well, the straw is very easy to lift because it's light!
10:25Oh, yes, yes!
10:26These sticks are easy to lift!
10:28They're light as well!
10:29The brick is hard to lift!
10:31It's heavy!
10:32Hmmm...
10:35I predict that the air from the fan will blow the straw and the sticks, but not the heavy bricks!
10:44Me too!
10:45Me too!
10:46Come on!
10:47Let's turn on the fan and see what happens!
10:49Yes!
10:50I got it, fellas!
10:51Here you go!
10:53Okay!
10:54Well, this is fairy tale history in the making, folks!
10:57The fan is blowing!
10:59Mm-hmm!
11:00Oh, look!
11:01Look!
11:02And the air from the fan is moving the straw!
11:05Oh!
11:06There goes the straw!
11:07Oh!
11:08Oh!
11:09Now, look!
11:10The air from the fan is moving the sticks!
11:13Oh!
11:14There go the sticks!
11:15Oh!
11:16Hey!
11:17But look!
11:18The bricks are not moving!
11:21The air from the fan can't blow the bricks away!
11:25Oh!
11:26The bricks are the strongest!
11:28It must be the best!
11:29Yay!
11:30Yay!
11:31Hey!
11:32Let's build our house out of bricks!
11:34Quick!
11:35Before the big bad wolf gets here!
11:36Come on!
11:37Let's go!
11:38Let's go!
11:39Oh!
11:40They're building!
11:41Look!
11:42Look at it!
11:43And they're done!
11:44It's all done!
11:45Yoo-hoo!
11:46Whoa!
11:47Whoa!
11:48You guys are fast!
11:49Yes!
11:50Whoa!
11:51Hello, biggies!
11:53The big bad wolf!
11:54The big bad wolf!
11:55That's right!
11:56And I'm here to huff and puff and blow you away!
12:01Huff!
12:06The big bad wolf is huffing and puffing!
12:09Will he be able to blow the brick house away?
12:12Huff and puff!
12:17No!
12:18He can't blow it away!
12:19It's too strong!
12:20What's going on here?
12:22Science!
12:23Science!
12:24Science!
12:25Again?
12:26Oh!
12:27Argan blog!
12:28Hey!
12:29You science guys foiled my granny disguise, too!
12:32Ha!
12:33Ha!
12:34Ha!
12:35Ha!
12:36Ha!
12:37Ha!
12:38Ha!
12:39Ha!
12:40Ha!
12:41Ha!
12:42Ha!
12:43Oh!
12:44Ah!
12:45Ha!
12:48Ha-ha!
12:49Ha!
12:55Aaaaaa!
12:56Anyone can be a scientist!
12:59Uh-uh!
13:00Ugh!
13:01Urgh!
13:02This is Telly, your monster-on-the-spot reporter.
13:07And Baby Bear, your cub reporter.
13:09Saying that's all for now from the Fairytale Science Fair.
13:15Bye!
13:16Bye!
13:17Bye!
13:17Hi, I'm Samantha.
13:21Oh, and Elmo's Elmo.
13:23And we're here to tell you about the word reporter.
13:26Oh, I mean, Samantha?
13:28What's a reporter?
13:29Well, Elmo, a reporter is someone who writes or tells about things that are happening.
13:34Wow, that sounds like fun.
13:36Elmo wants to be a reporter.
13:37Right.
13:38Well, what does a reporter do?
13:39Well, remember, to be a reporter, you have to write or tell about what's happening.
13:43Oh, okay, Elmo can do that.
13:45Here Elmo goes.
13:47This is Elmo Reporter Live, and this is what's happening.
13:54Um, Miss Samantha, nothing is happening.
13:57Yeah, I guess you're right.
14:00It's hard to tell about what's happening when nothing's happening.
14:03Boy, Elmo guesses he can't be a reporter then.
14:05Aw.
14:06Wait, I have an idea.
14:08Really?
14:11Hit it!
14:12Oh, boy, something to report on.
14:18Whoa, this is Elmo Reporter Live.
14:21And here is what's happening.
14:23Elmo's friend Samantha is dancing with a penguin.
14:31And now, Samantha is spinning the penguin.
14:36And now, the penguin is spinning towards reporter Elmo.
14:42Are you okay?
14:43Oh.
14:44Oh.
14:44You make a great reporter, Elmo.
14:51Reporter.
14:53Hit it!
14:59Hello there.
15:01Today's letter of day is, ha ha, Q.
15:07That right.
15:08Yeah.
15:08It start words like, queen, and quiet.
15:13Shh.
15:14Yeah.
15:15But, um, me better make sure this definitely letter Q.
15:20Yeah.
15:20Me listen.
15:21Qua, qua, qua.
15:23Yeah.
15:24Yeah.
15:24Yeah.
15:24That sound like Q.
15:26Oh.
15:26Me taste.
15:27Ha ha.
15:28Nom, nom, nom.
15:29Om, nom, nom, nom.
15:30Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom.
15:33Yeah.
15:33Yeah.
15:34This definitely letter Q.
15:36La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.
15:38Hello, Cookie Monster.
15:40Hello, Prairie.
15:41Oh.
15:42Let me guess.
15:43Today's letter of the day is O.
15:47Oh.
15:47No.
15:47No, Prairie.
15:48No.
15:48No.
15:48Letter of day Q.
15:50Yeah.
15:51No.
15:51No.
15:52But, Cookie, that is an O.
15:53No.
15:54It Q'd.
15:55Oh, no.
15:56Oh, no.
15:57Me eat little stemmy part so it look like O.
16:02Oh, Cookie Monster.
16:03You eat a little stemmy part.
16:06Oh, dear.
16:08People are going to be so confused.
16:11Me, you said the letter of the day is Q, but that looks like an O.
16:15You better do something quickly.
16:18Me got it.
16:19Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, nom.
16:23Oh, no.
16:26Oh, Q.
16:29Excuse me.
16:30Bye-bye.
16:31I quit.
16:33This is a story about the letter Q and a kid named Quincy who knew just what to do.
16:43One day, Quincy set out on a quest to find a rare bird who lived in a nest.
16:49See, Quincy had patience, a wonderful trait, since good things come to those who wait.
16:54In quite a while, he did discover a bird with quills unlike any other.
17:04An incredible quail like a queen in a nest.
17:07We can tough the chicks.
17:09But suddenly, right before Quincy's eyes, the river by the nest began to swell and rise.
17:17To save the chickies and the mama quail, he fetched a quilt, a rope, and a purple pail.
17:22Yeah.
17:22He tied the rope to the big plastic bucket, and over a quenched tree branch, he did chuck it.
17:28Hop in, quail family, it's time to go.
17:31Then he pulled on the rope with a good heave-ho.
17:34Quails went up higher and higher, chirping together in a happy bird choir.
17:43Quincy spread the quilt on a patch of dry land, to give the quail family a soft place to land.
17:51Hip, hip, quick, quail family saved, thanks to Engineering and Quincy the Brave.
17:58Q.
18:04The letter Q.
18:13Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q.
18:43Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q.
18:59A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, Q.
19:18Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q, Q.
19:22Look up high in the sky, if you will let the fly.
19:27Let's all hurry to the Flying Fairy School.
19:30Wrap your eyes.
19:32Bring your wings.
19:34We will learn magically.
19:36Let's all hurry to the Flying Fairy School.
19:39How to make us grow.
19:43And how to make us shrink.
19:46How to solve the problem with a single twinkle twinkle.
19:50This school is really magic.
19:52It's magic and really cool.
19:54Let's go in. Let's begin it. Flying Fairy School.
20:17That's going to cause some major delays.
20:20Why, hello. Welcome to Flying Fairy School.
20:25You're just in time for...
20:27Clean-up time!
20:28Time to put everything back where it belongs, fairies.
20:40Um, Blog, it's clean-up time.
20:43We're supposed to put everything away.
20:44No big deal. I'll just sweep them all under this magic carpet here.
21:00Wouldn't it just be easier to put them away?
21:02Stop talking crazy!
21:07Whoa!
21:08Oh, I think I see the problem.
21:11Look.
21:12It's locked.
21:14No prob.
21:15Nibble it!
21:17Whoa!
21:22Blog, don't unlock that...
21:24Carpet!
21:26Oh, my.
21:29If the magic carpet you unlock, the fairy dust bunnies, they will flock.
21:33Fairy dust bunnies?
21:34What's a fairy dust bunny?
21:37Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow.
21:39Those are fairy dust bunnies.
21:41Oh, dear.
21:42I'm quite allergic to fairy dust bunnies, you know.
21:45Uh, allergic?
21:46Yes, they make me sneeze.
21:48And if I sneeze, you never know what could happen.
21:51Whoa!
21:52Oh, that was a close one.
21:59Ow.
22:02Um, Mrs. Sparklenose, why is her nose sparkling?
22:08It means I'm going to sneeze.
22:10Oh, no, this is going to get messy. I just know it.
22:13Come on, it's just a sneeze.
22:15What's the worst that can happen to them?
22:19Sneeze!
22:20Oh, no!
22:22I'm a frog!
22:23And Blog's a frog, and...
22:25Connigan, are you a frog?
22:27I don't know.
22:29Am I?
22:29Oh, I am!
22:31All right, calm down, calm down.
22:34Eww.
22:37Eww.
22:38I just swallowed a bug.
22:40Oh, Blizzy Sparklenose, how do we change back?
22:44You have to...
22:45You have to...
22:45We'll never find out what to do this way.
22:54Let's think.
22:56What do you do when somebody sneezes?
22:59Um, I usually say,
23:01uh, bless you.
23:03Oh, oh, I know!
23:04My great aunt Smogus says,
23:06Gesundheit!
23:07Buh!
23:07Buh!
23:08Buh!
23:08Buh!
23:08Buh!
23:08Buh!
23:09Buh!
23:09Buh!
23:09Buh!
23:10Buh!
23:10Buh!
23:10Buh!
23:11Buh!
23:11Why is that frog clucking?
23:13Oh, that's Peck, and she says maybe we need a magic sneeze word.
23:18Oh, good idea!
23:19How about Abraka Booger?
23:21Or, uh, Hocus Mucous!
23:27Or, uh, Gazundan Schnipple!
23:31Oh, we're not frogs anymore!
23:33Ha ha!
23:34Yeah!
23:35Uh-oh!
23:36Our schnoz is lighting up again!
23:38But not just one time, it's sparkling two times!
23:42What does that mean?
23:43Eww!
23:44Eww!
23:46Two sneezes.
23:48Peck, is that you?
23:50I'm not Peck, you're Peck!
23:52Oh, I'm Abby, that's Peck!
23:54Nope, gone again!
23:58Peck's right!
23:58We're all chickens!
24:00Okay, we better say the magic sneeze word so we're not chickens anymore!
24:04Huh?
24:05Ha ha ha!
24:06No, no, no, don't worry, Peck!
24:08You could still be a chicken!
24:10Come on, let's say the magic sneeze word!
24:13Gazundan Schnipple!
24:15Oh, we're not chickens anymore!
24:17Hooray!
24:18Oh, yeah?
24:20Then why did you just lay an egg?
24:22Oh, oh, no!
24:23Why didn't it work?
24:24We said the magic sneeze word when Mrs. Sparklenose sneezed.
24:27We should have turned back!
24:29Maybe because Mrs. Sparklenose sneezed two times!
24:32And her nose lit up twice!
24:34So maybe we have to say it two times!
24:37Great idea!
24:38Come on, let's try!
24:40Gazundan Schniffel!
24:42Gazundan Schniffel!
24:43Woo-hoo!
24:44It worked!
24:45Great job, Barry!
24:47Ha ha ha!
24:47Ha ha ha!
24:48Wing whack!
24:49Ooh!
24:49Woo-hoo!
24:52Uh-oh!
24:53Mrs. Sparklenose's nose is sparkling again!
24:56Let's count how many times it sparkles!
24:59One, two, three...
25:02She's gonna sneeze three times!
25:05Ha ha ha ha!
25:07Ha ha ha ha!
25:08Ha ha ha ha!
25:09Cheese!
25:11Oh, is somebody taking a picture?
25:13No, weird cheese!
25:15No, weird cheese!
25:18Ooh!
25:19No!
25:20I think Nibble wants to make us his afternoon snack!
25:23Oh!
25:24Oh!
25:25Quick!
25:26Say Gazundan Schniffel three times!
25:27Gazundan Schniffel!
25:28Gazundan Schniffel!
25:29Gazundan Schniffel!
25:30Gazundan Schniffel!
25:31Gazundan Schniffel!
25:32Whoa!
25:33Uh-oh!
25:34Uh-oh!
25:35Uh-oh!
25:36Uh-oh?
25:37Uh-oh?
25:38Blech!
25:39We gotta get rid of these dust balls before they do any more damage!
25:42But how?
25:43Oh!
25:44We need help!
25:45Let's ask Spot!
25:46Oh!
25:47Spot!
25:48Spot!
25:49How do you get rid of fairy dust bunnies?
25:53Fetch Spot!
25:54Fetch!
25:55Spot!
25:56Fetch!
25:57Now where's the robot?
26:00Oh, look!
26:01He's under the bed!
26:03He's under the bench!
26:05Oh, look!
26:06Now he's under the camel!
26:08He's under the umbrella!
26:10The robot is under the dog!
26:15What does under have to do with our dust bunny problem?
26:19Let's twinkle think!
26:20Twinkle think!
26:21Twinkle think!
26:22Twinkle think!
26:23Twinkle think!
26:24Twinkle think!
26:25I got it!
26:26Ah!
26:27What?
26:28What?
26:29Fairy dust bunnies came from under the magic carpet!
26:32So we just have to get them back under!
26:35That makes total sense!
26:36Come on!
26:37Best bunnies!
26:38Under!
26:39The bunnies are over the carpet!
26:40We gotta try something else!
26:41Come on, Nibs!
26:42I can't even think about eating right now!
26:44Wait a minute!
26:45I think Niblet is telling us to use food to get the dust bunnies out!
26:49under the carpet!
26:50That is one smart gerbil corn!
26:51Whoop, whoop!
26:52Whoop!
26:53Whoop!
26:54Whoop!
26:55Whoop!
26:56Whoop!
26:57Whoop!
26:58Whoop!
26:59Whoop!
27:00Whoop!
27:01Whoop!
27:02Whoop!
27:03Whoop!
27:04Whoop!
27:05Whoop!
27:06Whoop!
27:07Whoop!
27:08Whoop!
27:09Whoop!
27:10Whoop!
27:11Whoop!
27:12Whoop!
27:13Whoop!
27:14Whoop!
27:15Whoop!
27:16Whoop!
27:17Whoop!
27:18Whoop!
27:19Whoop!
27:20Whoop!
27:21Whoop!
27:22Whoop!
27:23Whoop!
27:24What do regular bunnies eat?
27:27Carrots.
27:28Well, if regular bunnies eat carrots,
27:31then Fairy Dust Bunnies must eat...
27:34Fairy Dust Carrots!
27:39Whoa-ho! It's working!
27:42Here, Dust Bunnies.
27:44The carrots are under here.
27:48The bunnies are under the carpet.
27:54Oh, thank you, fairies! You did it!
28:04Now it's time to celebrate!
28:07No plug. Now it's time to clean up.
28:12Oh, man!
28:13One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
28:30Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
28:33One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, nine!
28:48Hello there. The name's Smidgen.
28:53Well, I'm a pigeon on a wire.
28:55I'm wondering to see how many other birdies you can sit with me.
28:59It's an answer to a question that I'd really like to know,
29:01so I'll have some friends to help me out.
29:03Now here we go.
29:05Well, here's your first friend.
29:07Yes, hello, buddy, this is him.
29:08Hey, me and you. Well, I guess that makes two.
29:10Wait a second. Here I come to all start without me.
29:13Well, that brings the birdies on this wire up to three.
29:17Here comes another that brings us to forming that five,
29:20no, six, after adding in two more.
29:22Hey, we're sure to get an answer adding birdies at this rate.
29:24Big loss.
29:25That makes seven and eight.
29:29Oh, I don't know.
29:31Squeeze them together. We can add another more.
29:33How many birds is that?
29:35Nine pittons galore.
29:36I should really reconsider adding all this birdie weight
29:38because there's so many birds that think this wire is wet.
29:43Break.
29:46One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.
29:54He observes.
29:56Oh, fuck.
29:57No, fuck, no.
29:59No, fuck, no.
29:59No, fuck, no.
30:00No, fuck, no.
30:01No, fuck, no.
30:02He questions.
30:05Hubba, what?
30:08He investigates.
30:10What does this button do?
30:13Super Grover 2.0.
30:16He shows up.
30:18Somewhere along the pretty good wall of China,
30:28a chicken is attempting to do the unthinkable.
30:31Oh, my gosh.
30:38I just gotta get over this wall.
30:41I just gotta.
30:42Super Grover, is that you?
30:52No.
30:54It is I.
30:55Super Grover 2.0.
30:58I am even superer than ever and cuter, too.
31:02What seems to be the problem, my little fricassee?
31:05Oh, well, it's this wall.
31:07I just gotta climb over it, but it's too high.
31:10But why do you want to go over the wall?
31:13To get to the other side.
31:14It's a chicken thing.
31:16So, the question is, how does a chicken get over the wall?
31:21That's it in an eggshell.
31:22Do not despair, my fair-feathered fowl,
31:25for I will unleash the power of observation
31:30to help you get over the wall.
31:31Oh.
31:33Woo-hoo!
31:34Mm-hmm.
31:36Aha!
31:36Oh, aha!
31:38What aha?
31:38I observe with my super eyes that you have flappy flappers.
31:43Oh, you mean my wings?
31:44Yes, you can just flap those chicken wings
31:47and fly over the wall.
31:48Oh, but Super Grover 2.0, chickens can't fly.
31:54I will figure out another way to get you up and over the wall.
31:58I will now unleash!
32:00Whoa!
32:01The power of investigation!
32:04Oh.
32:06Excuse me, wall.
32:07Could you just scooch down a tad
32:09so that the chicken can get over you?
32:12Excuse me, wall.
32:13Wall?
32:14It's like talking to a brick wall.
32:16It is a brick wall!
32:18Listen, wall.
32:19Oh, boy.
32:19You'd be doing me a huge favor if you did this.
32:21I wonder if I could just jump over it.
32:23Yeah, yeah.
32:23No, just an inch.
32:24That's all I need.
32:25Just, you know, a sip of your ass.
32:27Oh, this wall is just too high.
32:34I'll never get over it.
32:36It is time to unleash the power of technology.
32:41I will just look into my utility sock.
32:44There must be a tool in here somewhere.
32:46Aha!
32:47Springs!
32:48Hmm.
32:48My super senses are telling me
32:50these springs are very springy.
32:53Come here, chicken.
32:54There, come.
32:56There.
32:58These should put the spring in your step.
33:00Now you can jump over the wall.
33:03Oh, I don't know, Super Grover 2.0.
33:06These springs are pretty wobbly.
33:08Jump, chicken, jump!
33:10All right.
33:11Whoa!
33:13Whoa!
33:13Yeah!
33:15Whoa!
33:16Whoa!
33:16Whoa!
33:16Whoa!
33:17Might I say that you're a no-spring chicken?
33:25That's right.
33:27These springs don't work.
33:30I still can't jump high enough,
33:32and I just gotta get over that wall.
33:34I just gotta!
33:35Now calm your giblets.
33:37I am Super Grover 2.0.
33:39I am all about the technology.
33:42Now, let me see what other highly advanced tools
33:45I have in my sock.
33:46Aha!
33:48A hole poker-ma-bob.
33:50That's a pole.
33:52Step aside, chicken.
33:53I, Super Grover 2.0,
33:55will poke a hole in this wall
33:57with this hole poker-ma-bob.
33:59But this wall,
34:01it's made out of brick.
34:02It's just too hard.
34:04Yes,
34:05but even the pretty good wall of China
34:08is no match
34:09for my pretty good muscles.
34:12Eh?
34:13Eh?
34:15Ha-ha!
34:16Ha-ha!
34:19Oh!
34:19Oh,
34:20I believe
34:21I've hit the wall.
34:22Whoa!
34:24Told you so.
34:25I just need to try this again.
34:27Yeah.
34:27Yeah, but...
34:29Super Grover!
34:30Super Grover!
34:30T-Way!
34:32Whoa!
34:34Whoa!
34:35Whoa!
34:35Whoa!
34:36Oh!
34:37Did you see that?
34:40I see stars.
34:41No, no, that pole.
34:42Look,
34:42it works like a lever.
34:44A what?
34:44A lever.
34:46A lever is a tool
34:47that helps you move heavy things.
34:49Look,
34:49it pivots on the ground.
34:50Watch this.
34:51Ready?
34:52Pivot!
34:54Pivot!
34:55Pivot!
34:55Pivot!
34:56Ha-ha!
34:56This is a pivotal moment.
34:58My super senses are telling me
35:00that this whole poker-ma-bob
35:02is in fact
35:03a lever-ma-bob.
35:05Yep.
35:06We just need a taller pole.
35:08Ha-ha!
35:11Wow!
35:12That is a mighty tall lever-ma-bob.
35:14It is even taller
35:15than this lever-ma-bob.
35:17Well,
35:18it's got to be tall
35:19to get over the wall.
35:20Ha!
35:21Whoa!
35:24Yeah!
35:25Woo-hoo!
35:26I'm kidding!
35:28And so,
35:29our superhero discovered
35:30that levers are tools
35:32that can help chickens
35:33go over walls.
35:35And me, too!
35:37Woo-hoo!
35:39Whoa!
35:39Whoa!
35:39Whoa!
35:42Ugh.
35:43Ugh.
35:44I think I need
35:47a longer lever.
35:49Or I short the wall.
35:54Pass it.
35:55Ah!
35:56Pass!
35:58You're over here to me!
35:59Pass it!
36:00Oh!
36:01I'm going to tell you
36:03about the greatest
36:03basketball shot ever!
36:05And it all started
36:06with the question,
36:08what if?
36:08Ah!
36:08What if I throw the ball
36:10in the basket
36:11of a moving bicycle
36:12and the wheels
36:14of the bicycle
36:14take it down the street?
36:16And what if the bicycle
36:17hits a giant manhole
36:19and the ball falls out?
36:21And it rolls really fast
36:23down the sidewalk
36:24and passes a cat
36:26and rolls all the way
36:27over a bridge?
36:28And what if it rolls
36:30up a big ramp
36:31up at the skate park?
36:38Then it travels
36:39all the way across town
36:41and lands in the water?
36:46And what if a fisherman
36:48uses a pulley
36:49to lift it out?
36:50And a ballerina
36:57in a pink tutu
36:58jumps on a lever
36:59and it flies
37:00way up high
37:01in the air
37:02then it travels
37:03over a big
37:04tall building
37:05where it lands
37:07right in the net.
37:08Wow!
37:09Is that the greatest
37:10shot ever
37:11or what?
37:12Great job!
37:15Thank you!
37:15It's time once again
37:23for America's
37:24fuckiest new game show
37:25Are You Smarter
37:27Than an Egg Blayer?
37:29And here's our host
37:30Mr. Jeff Boxworthy.
37:32Hey, hey, good evening.
37:34Thank you, thank you.
37:34Yes, I am Jeff Boxworthy
37:36and I would just like
37:38to say
37:38and that is chicken for
37:42let's bring out
37:42our first contestant.
37:44She is an accountant.
37:45From Pickles Gap,
37:46North Dakota
37:47let's hear it
37:48for Miriam Cheswick.
37:51All right.
37:52Hey, Miriam,
37:53you doing all right?
37:54What's that again?
37:55Woo!
37:56I take that as a yes.
37:58Woo!
37:58Well, you know
38:00you're a game show contestant
38:01when all you can say
38:02is woo.
38:02Woo!
38:03All right, well,
38:04now let's meet
38:05the rest of the class.
38:08There's Megan.
38:11Let's hear it
38:12for Jennifer.
38:13Ha!
38:13Put your hands
38:15and wings together
38:16for Kyle.
38:17Ha!
38:18And little Brittany.
38:20Ha!
38:20And of course,
38:22Tandoori.
38:23Clucks!
38:24All right, well,
38:26here are the subjects.
38:29Grade A eggs.
38:30Grade A eggs.
38:31Grade B eggs.
38:34And finally,
38:35advanced AP eggs.
38:38So, Miriam,
38:39what subject will it be?
38:41Well, you know,
38:42I think I'll try
38:43Grade A eggs, Jeff.
38:45Grade A eggs.
38:46All right, well,
38:47here is your question.
38:48You have two eggs.
38:51Two eggs.
38:52And you add
38:52one more egg.
38:54One more egg.
38:55How many eggs
38:56does that give you?
38:58Oh, that's a tough one.
39:00Oh, I don't know.
39:00Is it George Washington?
39:03Now, remember, Miriam,
39:04it is not a
39:05world history question.
39:06It is an egg question.
39:08You have two eggs.
39:10You add one more egg.
39:12How many eggs
39:13do you have
39:13all together?
39:19All right,
39:20well, the chickens
39:20have locked in
39:21their answers.
39:21What is your answer,
39:23Miriam?
39:23Oh, I have no idea, really.
39:25Would you like
39:25to ask a chicken?
39:27Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure.
39:28Um, alas, Megan?
39:30Megan?
39:30How much is two eggs
39:32plus one egg?
39:33She says three eggs
39:38all together.
39:40Miriam,
39:41will you go
39:42with that answer?
39:43Um, yeah, sure.
39:45You betcha.
39:47All right,
39:48that is correct.
39:50Two eggs
39:51plus one egg
39:52is one,
39:54two,
39:54three eggs.
39:55All right,
39:56well, good job there,
39:57Megan.
39:59All right,
40:00next subject,
40:02Miriam.
40:02Oh, um,
40:03I'll take
40:04grade B eggs.
40:06All right,
40:07here is your question.
40:08Yes.
40:08You have
40:09three eggs,
40:11and you add
40:12three more eggs.
40:15How many eggs
40:16do you have
40:17all together?
40:19Um,
40:19hmm.
40:20The chickens are locked in.
40:27How about you, Miriam?
40:29Oh, I remember this one
40:30from chemistry class.
40:32I think it has something
40:33to do with hydrogen.
40:36Not even close, Miriam.
40:38No.
40:38Why don't you just ask
40:39a chicken?
40:40Yeah,
40:40you betcha.
40:41Um,
40:42I'll ask Kyle.
40:43Kyle,
40:44how much is three eggs
40:45plus three eggs?
40:46Bop,
40:48bop,
40:48bop,
40:49bop,
40:50bop,
40:50bop.
40:52Kyle says
40:53six eggs.
40:55Hmm?
40:57Yeah,
40:57sure.
40:58You betcha.
40:59That's a good one.
40:59Six.
41:01And that is
41:02correct.
41:04Three eggs
41:04plus three eggs
41:05is one,
41:06two,
41:06three,
41:07four,
41:07five,
41:08six,
41:08six eggs
41:09all together.
41:10Smart answer there,
41:11Kyle.
41:12Well,
41:12what about me?
41:15I think without
41:16these chickens here,
41:17you'd have some
41:17serious egg on your
41:19face,
41:19Miriam.
41:20Now,
41:21here's your final
41:21question.
41:22Yes.
41:23The subject is
41:24advanced AP eggs.
41:27How many eggs
41:28are in
41:29a dozen?
41:30Hmm.
41:34Oh,
41:35a dozen.
41:36How many eggs
41:36are in a dozen?
41:38I think it's
41:39somewhere like
41:39kajillion.
41:41Miriam,
41:43do yourself a favor
41:44and just ask a chicken.
41:45Oh,
41:45all right.
41:46Um,
41:47I'll ask Tandoori.
41:48How many eggs
41:49are in a dozen
41:50Tandoori?
41:52Quack,
41:52quack,
41:53quack,
41:53quack,
41:53quack,
41:54quack,
41:54quack,
41:55quack,
41:55quack,
41:55quack,
41:56quack,
41:56quack.
41:58All right.
41:58Tandoori says
41:59there are
42:0012 eggs
42:01in a dozen.
42:03I'll go
42:04with that.
42:06And that
42:07is
42:08correct.
42:10A dozen
42:11is 12.
42:12One,
42:13two,
42:13three,
42:13four,
42:14five,
42:14six,
42:15seven,
42:15eight,
42:16nine,
42:16ten,
42:16eleven,
42:17twelve.
42:18Twelve eggs.
42:20Very smart
42:21Tandoori.
42:22Aw,
42:23quack.
42:24As for you,
42:25Miriam,
42:26you are not
42:28smarter than an egg
42:29layer,
42:29but you have
42:31won!
42:32Woo!
42:33Woo!
42:34Can I win?
42:35Can I win?
42:36Ha ha,
42:36Miriam,
42:37you have won
42:38a million
42:39box!
42:40A million
42:41box?
42:42I'm rich!
42:43I'm rich!
42:43No,
42:43no,
42:44no,
42:44no,
42:45no,
42:45no,
42:45no,
42:45not a million
42:46box,
42:47a million
42:48box!
42:49Chickens,
42:50give her a prize!
42:51Woo!
42:51Woo!
42:52Woo!
42:52Woo!
42:53Woo!
42:53Woo!
42:54Woo!
42:54What kind of
42:55prize is this?
42:57Woo!
42:57Woo!
42:58Woo!
42:58All right,
42:59folks,
42:59until next time,
43:00this is Jeff Foxworthy
43:01saying,
43:02bop,
43:02bop,
43:03bop,
43:03I need my
43:04for the birds!
43:19Imagine a song,
43:22you never know,
43:26let's go from the musical,
43:28come from the musical.
43:30Let's get on with the show!
43:32Oh,
43:33come on!
43:33Elmo needs help making up a musical.
43:36Ooh, what's today's spellbinding story about Elmo?
43:40Well, Elmo doesn't know yet, Velvet.
43:42Ooh, let's think.
43:43What if, what?
43:45Ooh, what if, what if Elmo was a detective?
43:50That's it.
43:51Today's story is called Detective the Musical.
43:55Ooh, whodunit.
43:57I love detective stories.
43:59Oh, Elmo too, Velvet.
44:01That's why Elmo's the detective.
44:02Oh, and you can, you can help Elmo,
44:04and be Elmo's detective assistant.
44:07Now, come on, detective assistant.
44:09Let's imagine our detective office.
44:12Hey.
44:13No!
44:17Great imagination!
44:20Okay, Detective Elmo has a detective pad,
44:24a detective magnifying glass,
44:27and detective blocks.
44:29Why would a detective need blocks?
44:32Well, so, uh, Detective Elmo has something to play with
44:35while he waits for his first case.
44:37Oh.
44:38Oh.
44:39And there it is.
44:41Hello?
44:42Ah!
44:43Choo!
44:44Detective Elmo.
44:45Yeah?
44:46You gotta help me.
44:47Ah!
44:48Choo!
44:49Number 6, 6th Street, come right away.
44:51Ah!
44:52Choo!
44:53Ah!
44:54Ah!
44:55Ah!
44:56Ah!
44:57Ah!
44:58Oh, finally!
44:59Where ya been?
45:00Ah!
45:01Ah!
45:02Ah!
45:03Ah!
45:04Ah!
45:05Ah!
45:06Ah!
45:07Ah!
45:08And as Detective Assistant, what's wrong?
45:11Well, I was feeling kind of hungry.
45:15I ordered pizza with cheese.
45:19But when the pizza got here, I started to sneeze, sneeze,
45:23sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze.
45:25You said sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze.
45:29The sneezing hasn't stopped.
45:32I couldn't figure what to do.
45:36So I dropped my pepperoni slice, grabbed the phone,
45:39and called achoo.
45:41Achoo.
45:42Achoo.
45:43Achoo.
45:44Achoo.
45:44Achoo.
45:45Achoo.
45:45Achoo.
45:46Achoo.
45:47Achoo.
45:48I've got to tell you, though, I'm still pretty hungry.
45:51Wait.
45:52Oh, there's not just pepperoni on that pizza.
45:55It's pepper, too.
45:56Peppa, get out of here.
46:00Achoo.
46:01Achoo.
46:02Does the man in the sleeve this undershirt remember who
46:05delivered pepper pizza?
46:07Well, he was shaped sort of like a box.
46:09A solid object with six identical square sides.
46:12What you might call a cube.
46:15A cube?
46:15Like this?
46:18Yeah.
46:19Hmm.
46:20This is a real mystery.
46:21Detective Elmo could use a lead.
46:24Oh, maybe this is it.
46:26Hello?
46:27Detective Elmo.
46:28Yes?
46:29I need your help.
46:31Yeah?
46:32Sixty-six-sixth Avenue, suite number six.
46:36Oh, got it.
46:37Do your stuff.
46:38I want it.
46:40Yes, yes, yes!
46:43You were sneezing.
46:44Tell Detective Elmo what happened.
46:46Well, I was feeling glum and gloomy.
46:51My mood was down to my knees.
46:54So I ordered this bouquet and then I started to sneeze,
46:57sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze.
47:00Sing with Elmo this time to help him remember the clues.
47:03Sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze.
47:07The sneezing hasn't stopped.
47:09I had no idea what to do.
47:13So I put down the bouquet, bit of the phone and called.
47:16Achoo!
47:17Achoo!
47:18Achoo!
47:18Achoo!
47:19Achoo!
47:19Achoo!
47:20Achoo!
47:20Achoo!
47:21Achoo!
47:21Achoo!
47:22Achoo!
47:23Achoo!
47:24Achoo!
47:25Achoo!
47:26I must say, though, they are lovely.
47:29Wait!
47:30Huh?
47:31Those flowers have pepper in them.
47:33Pepper?
47:34Don't be ridiculous.
47:35Achoo!
47:36Achoo!
47:37Achoo!
47:38Achoo!
47:39Achoo!
47:40Achoo!
47:41Achoo!
47:42Achoo!
47:43Achoo!
47:44Achoo!
47:45Achoo!
47:46Achoo!
47:47Achoo!
47:48Achoo!
47:49Achoo!
47:50Achoo!
47:51Achoo!
47:52Achoo!
47:53Achoo!
47:54Achoo!
47:55Achoo!
47:56Achoo!
47:57Achoo!
47:58Achoo!
47:59Achoo!
48:00Achoo!
48:01Achoo!
48:02Achoo!
48:03Achoo!
48:04Achoo!
48:05Achoo!
48:06Achoo!
48:07Achoo!
48:08Achoo!
48:09Achoo!
48:10Achoo!
48:11Achoo!
48:12Achoo!
48:13Oh, the pig is sneezing, too.
48:17Oh, Detective Elmo must be getting closer.
48:20Oh, how can I perform in this condition?
48:25Oh, how, how?
48:27Achoo!
48:28Oh, well, calm down, Mr. Handbacher.
48:31Tell Detective Elmo and his assistant what happened.
48:35Well, my old salt and pepper mustache
48:40became infested with fleas.
48:43So I ordered a replacement.
48:45Then I started to sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze.
48:50Seeing the clues with Detective Elmo.
48:52Here we go.
48:53Sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze.
48:57The sneezing hasn't stopped.
48:59I've no notion what to do.
49:04Our critics hit the house tonight.
49:06Can you just imagine her achoo?
49:09Achoo!
49:10Achoo!
49:11Achoo!
49:12Achoo!
49:13Achoo!
49:14Achoo!
49:15Achoo!
49:16Achoo!
49:17Oh, well.
49:18I've had a good career.
49:20It had to end sometime.
49:22Achoo!
49:23Achoo!
49:24Achoo!
49:25Achoo!
49:26Achoo!
49:27Mr. Handbacher, take off that mustache!
49:30What?
49:31And disappoint my public?
49:33Never!
49:34The show must go on!
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!
50:07Achoo!
50:08Achoo!
50:09Achoo!
50:10Achoo!
50:11Achoo!
50:12Achoo!
50:13Achoo!
50:14Achoo!
50:15Achoo!
50:16Achoo!
50:17Achoo!
50:18Achoo!
50:19Achoo!
50:20Achoo!
50:21Achoo!
50:22Achoo!
50:23Achoo!
50:24He must still be here.
50:27Ah! Well, come on, Detective Assistant, let's investigate.
50:34Look, look, look, look, keep looking for a cube.
50:37Keep looking for a cube.
50:39Keep looking for a cube.
50:41A box with six square sides that's shaped just like a...
50:46Aha! A cube!
50:48I'm not a cube.
50:49Yes, you are.
50:50Oh, OK, I am. But I'm not behind the drapes.
50:53Going out.
50:56Nuts.
50:57It's the cube.
50:59Oh, and look, look, look.
51:00Mr. Cube has a pepper shaker.
51:03Well, why did Mr. Cube use pepper to make all those people sneeze?
51:07Oh, because I want it to be needed.
51:10Nobody needs a cube.
51:12Balderdash.
51:14Why, cubes are needed everywhere.
51:17Maestro?
51:19The cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
51:22The cube, a shape to sing above.
51:24Da-da-da-da-da.
51:25The cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
51:28Let every voice sing out.
51:31I'm an ice cube.
51:33I should say.
51:34I cool off drinks.
51:35You make my day.
51:37A sugar cube is what I am.
51:40I make things sleep like tea and jam.
51:43A pair of dice.
51:44Two cubes, not one.
51:46Give us a roll and have some fun.
51:49The cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
51:52A shape to sing about.
51:54Da-da-da-da-da.
51:55The cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
51:58Let every voice sing out.
52:01A game.
52:02A box.
52:03A brownie square.
52:04Cube's one and all, the shape with flair.
52:07Take us home.
52:08The cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
52:12A shape to sing about.
52:14Da-da-da-da-da.
52:15The cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
52:20Let every voice sing out.
52:34Okay, okay, I get it now.
52:37Cubes can be needed.
52:39Ice cubes.
52:40Sugar cubes.
52:41But not this cube.
52:42Not me.
52:47Oh, poor unhappy land.
52:49Whose bitter tears fall like acid rain upon the finger legs which are mine heart.
52:57Wait a minute.
52:58Wait a minute.
52:59Wait a minute.
53:00Oh, Elmo sees something.
53:01Detective Elmo sees something.
53:02Oh, Mr. Cube, isn't an ice cube or an ice sugar cube?
53:07Oh, nice.
53:08Rub it in.
53:09Thanks.
53:10Mr. Cube is a cube shaped box of tissue.
53:12Tissues?
53:13Hey.
53:14The very thing I need the most.
53:20You see, Mr. Cube is needed.
53:24It's true.
53:25You like me.
53:26You like me.
53:27You really like me.
53:28Yes.
53:29The cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
53:33A shape to sing about.
53:35Da-da-da-da-da.
53:36The cube, the cube, the cube, the cube.
53:39Let every voice sing out.
53:42Well, well, Elmo.
53:43I love the shape of that head ring.
53:44Oh, oh, thank you, Velvet.
53:45Oh, and thank you, Detective Assistant.
53:46Elmo couldn't imagine that musical without you.
53:48Curtain call.
53:49The musical.
53:50The musical.
53:51The musical.
53:52The musical.
53:53That's the end of our show.
53:55I could listen to you say trash all night, Slimy.
53:58I could listen to you say trash all night, Slimy.
53:59Oh, and thank you, Detective Assistant.
54:00Oh, and thank you, Detective Assistant.
54:01Elmo couldn't imagine that musical without you.
54:02Curtain call.
54:03The musical.
54:04The musical.
54:05The musical.
54:06The musical.
54:07That's the end of our show.
54:10Whoah!
54:11Whoa!
54:12Whoa!
54:13Bye-bye!
54:15Trash!
54:16Trash!
54:17Trash!
54:18Trash!
54:19Trash!
54:20He he.
54:21I could listen to you say trash all night, Slimy.
54:24But I'm curious to find out what's up with Trash Gordon myself so I'll read.
54:31Yay, read!
54:33Hold on to yourself there, cause here we go.
54:36go. The Adventures of Trash Gordon, chapter 648. The last time we saw our hero Trash Gordon,
54:46he was on the planet of the giant ringing telephone, trapped by the giant ringing telephone.
54:57But before he could get totally hung up by the ringing in his heroic ears, our hero had an idea.
55:04He answered the phone. Trash Gordon was safe once again. He smiled heroically and said
55:15into the receiver, Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter Q and by the number
55:2310.
55:24Weep more! Weep more!
55:32Uh-uh. Sorry, Slimey. Time to sleep now. So close your eyes and dream of all the wonderful
55:40trash that's yet to come.
55:41You too. There'll be more trash tomorrow.
55:50Weep more!
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