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00:00Hi, I'm Murray from Sesame Street,
00:02and I'm looking for the word on the street.
00:05What's the word on the street?
00:06Inflate.
00:07What does the word inflate mean?
00:09It's when you fill something with air.
00:11What kind of things do you inflate?
00:13A balloon.
00:15Bubble.
00:16Bubble.
00:16You can inflate a bubble.
00:18What else can you inflate?
00:19A tire.
00:21Keep listening for the word inflate today on Sesame Street.
00:24Inflate.
00:26That's the word on the street.
00:28Wow!
00:33I need a sweep it up,
00:37Laraway.
00:40On my way to where the air is free.
00:45And you know we don't forget,
00:48how to get to where the air is free.
00:51On my way to where the air is free.
00:56On my way to where the air is free.
01:05I need a sweep it up.
01:08On my way to where the air is free.
01:11And you know we don't forget,
01:13when you're in the air is free.
01:15Oh, hey, Chris, can I get a little more water?
01:31Oh, yeah, sure.
01:32Oh, that's great. Thanks.
01:38Oh, hello, and welcome to another peaceful day here on Sesame Street.
01:45What in the world is going on?
01:57Well, Mr. Nosey Pants, if you must know, it's time for the big Grouch Parade.
02:05Grouch Parade? Why are Grouches having a parade?
02:08Oh, why are Grouches having a parade? Don't you know what day this is?
02:13Who's that?
02:15No. Today happens to be the Grouches holiday of the year, Trash Giving Day.
02:22Oscar, I have never heard of Trash Giving.
02:26Never heard of Trash Giving?
02:29On Trash Giving, we decorate bear sticks with stinky old garbage.
02:35Yeah, and we eat steaming hot bowls of black.
02:40Then we gather with our families and complain about each other all day long.
02:46And we sing our least favorite songs like this, Moldy's just nuts.
02:51Over the garbage and through the month, through Grandmothers, can we splash?
02:57Brick smelly socks, we're wrapping our bowls, let's feel each other trash.
03:03Over the garbage and through the month, through Grandmothers, can we splash?
03:09Hoorah for the rockin' day for the night, hoorah for the holy night.
03:17Sweet!
03:18Sweet!
03:19Weren't you listening?
03:21It's a Grouch holiday.
03:22There's nothing sweet about it.
03:24Now stop bothering me.
03:26I've got a parade to run here.
03:28Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
03:29You are in charge of the parade?
03:30Yeah, and I'm going to make it the grouchiest Trash Giving Day parade you've ever seen.
03:35It'll be the only one I've ever seen.
03:39How can you have never seen a Trash Giving Day parade?
03:42Boy, it's only the biggest holiday of the year.
03:45Yeah!
03:46Uh, Oscar, I'm pretty sure only grouches celebrate Trash Giving.
03:51Uh, happy Trash Giving, everybody!
03:55No, Gordon, it's rotten Trash Giving.
03:58Oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah.
03:59Rotten Trash Giving!
04:02Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
04:04What?
04:04Uncle Gordon?
04:05Uh-huh?
04:06heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh!
04:10ky-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh!
04:10Pretty damn fine.
04:11But we don't love a parade!
04:13Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh...
04:16Oh, well, if I'm holding through the mutt-
04:19Oh, dressed in shabby gray
04:21Come or pasar and brown the law
04:25Oo!
04:26Oo!
04:27Oo!
04:27Oo!
04:28Oo!
04:29Oo!
04:29Oo!
04:30Oo!
04:30Oo!
04:31Oo.
04:32Oo!
04:33Oo!
04:34Oo!
04:34Oo!
04:35Okay, okay, all right. Now, scram you, grouchy.
04:39Now, I better get this parade started, or Mr. Disgracy is going to be a bigger grouch than ever.
04:45Wait, wait, who's Mr. Disgracy?
04:48Ah, Mr. Disgracy, owner of Disgracy's disgusting department store, and sponsor of this here grouch parade.
04:56And you don't know who I am?
04:59Well, then you're fired.
05:01Fired? Um, I...
05:02Actually, I don't work for you.
05:04Oh.
05:05Well, then you're hired.
05:07Okay.
05:08And now you're fired.
05:10Yeah, I should have seen that coming.
05:11Now, Oscar, why isn't this parade moving along? Don't tell me I have to fire you, too.
05:16No, no, no, no, no, no.
05:17No, I'm just about to get the parade started, Mr. Disgracy, sir.
05:20Well, let me tell you something. It better get going, and it better be grouchy enough to warm my sour, dyspeptic spleen, or you're fired.
05:29Of course, Mr. Disgracy. Anything you say, Mr. Disgracy?
05:32All right, you heard the grouch. Let's get this parade marching. Come on, parade, spread it out.
05:38Oh, war, war.
05:40It goes, Candy, it's shrubby the clowns.
05:43Next up is the marching band. Okay, marching band. Where's the marching band?
05:47All right. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
05:54Why? What? What's wrong? What's wrong? What's wrong? They sound amazing.
05:58That's just what's wrong.
06:00This is a grouch parade. It's supposed to sound terrible.
06:03I just hope Mr. Disgracy didn't hear that.
06:06Oscar, Oscar, Oscar, what is that I hear?
06:10Melody? Rhythm?
06:12This is supposed to be a grouch band.
06:14Am I going to have to fire you?
06:16No, no, no, no, no, no, of course not, Mr. Disgracy.
06:18I got this all in control.
06:20I'll make sure that you do.
06:22Because nothing, and I mean nothing,
06:26had better do anything but rain on my parade.
06:30Yeah, okay, now you heard the grouch.
06:32Play it again.
06:34At this time, make it sound awful.
06:40No, no, no, no.
06:42No, stop the music.
06:45You sound too good.
06:47Oh, what can I do to make this band sound terrible?
06:50I have an idea.
06:52What, what?
06:53Ah, water.
06:54Water?
06:55Water cleans.
06:57Water refreshes.
06:59No grouch probably could be solved with water.
07:02Well, maybe this one can.
07:04Oh, yeah?
07:05Well, how can water help with marching band?
07:07Sound terrible.
07:08Well, when you blow into a horn, the sound travels through the air in the horn, and it sounds good, right?
07:14So?
07:15So, the sound will move differently through water, and I'm pretty sure it'll sound horrible.
07:20Oh, what are we supposed to do, genius?
07:23Fill the whole street up with water?
07:26Uh, no, but we can fill the horns up with water.
07:29Oh, well, it's a terrible idea, but it's all I got.
07:33What are you waiting for, Chris?
07:35Fill those horns with water.
07:37Okay, let's get some water for this trumpet.
07:40Good.
07:41And some more for this horn here.
07:44And some water for the tuba.
07:47Excellent.
07:48There we go.
07:49All right, rope band, play something.
07:52Oh, great idea, Chris.
08:03I was just trying to help.
08:05Those parents sound terrible.
08:07And they wet people.
08:10Impressive work, Oscar, my boy.
08:12Impressive work.
08:14Thanks, Mr. Disgracy.
08:15Thanks.
08:16I aim to annoy Mr. Disgracy.
08:19Who knew that water could be so useful?
08:22Okay, what's next?
08:24All right.
08:25A real crowd displeaser.
08:28It's a float of the trash ship that the Spilgrim sailed on, the May Sour.
08:34Over the garbage and through the mud.
08:37Oh, what a merry song.
08:40The slips and the worms are in very high terms.
08:44In the swamp, we stand.
08:46Not the parade.
08:48Off that float, Miles.
08:49Can't stand it.
08:50Now what's wrong?
08:53What's wrong?
08:54Look at that boat.
08:56It's covered with flowers and ribbons and brightly colored paints.
09:01Yeah, so?
09:02So, this is a grouch parade.
09:05I just hope I can fix this before Mr. Disgracy.
09:08I can't believe what I'm seeing.
09:10Ribbons, flowers, brightly colored paints.
09:14My nerves.
09:15They're getting all jangly.
09:16Just give me another chance, Mr. Disgracy.
09:18I know I can fix this in no time.
09:21You'd better, Oscar.
09:22Because my firing finger is getting awfully jittery.
09:29What am I going to do?
09:31I need something to make that float groggy.
09:35I got it!
09:35What?
09:36Water.
09:37Water?
09:38Again?
09:39So, how can disgustingly fresh and clear water help this fun?
09:43Well, water can be very powerful, Oscar.
09:46Oh, yeah?
09:46Well, how is that, Mr. H2O?
09:48No.
09:49Well, when you spray different kinds of material with water, it can change how they look.
09:54Your point is?
09:55Well, my point is that water can take all of this beautiful, non-grouchy stuff and turn
10:03it into a big, wet mess.
10:06Ah, sold.
10:07Hey, let's soak that float.
10:10Hey, Chris!
10:11Hey, I'm on it!
10:12I'm on it!
10:13All right!
10:14Oh!
10:15Oh!
10:17Oh!
10:19Yeah, the flowers are drooping.
10:22The ribbons are gripping.
10:23The paint is running.
10:24Who knew water should make such a fine mess?
10:28Oscar!
10:29Oscar, this boat is horrible!
10:31Horrible!
10:31Just terrible!
10:32Now, let's get this waterlogged mess moving!
10:36Terrible!
10:37Terrible, I tell you!
10:38Horrible!
10:39Just horrible!
10:39Wait a minute!
10:40That's my throat!
10:42Heh heh!
10:43Looks like I'm not getting fired today!
10:45All right, what's next?
10:47Ah!
10:48It looks like it's time for the Trash Giving Day Parade Balloon!
10:53Ah!
10:55That's going to be a balloon!
10:57Hey, and not just any balloon.
10:59It's Stinchy the Steak Bug, the smelliest cartoon character ever made.
11:05Look at that!
11:07Look at that!
11:08Oh, hold it!
11:10Hold it!
11:11Stop the parade!
11:12Wait, what's wrong now, Oscar?
11:14That balloon is perfect!
11:16My arm?
11:17Look at it float in the sky!
11:19Yeah, but growth balloons aren't supposed to float in the sky!
11:24They're supposed to say, droop, and drag along the growth!
11:28Oh, I probably should have guessed that!
11:31That floating balloon is too much, Oscar!
11:34Commence firing sequence!
11:35You are fired!
11:37No, no, no, no!
11:37Hold it, Mr. Disgracy!
11:39I'll sink this balloon if it's the last thing I ever do!
11:43All right, Oscar!
11:44One more chance!
11:46Get that balloon down!
11:47Oh, you are fine!
11:49Oh, who am I kidding?
11:54What can I do to weigh that balloon down?
11:58Well, think, Oscar!
11:59What makes a balloon float?
12:01What do I know?
12:03I'm a crotch!
12:04I don't inflate balloons!
12:06I deflate them!
12:08Oh, shoot!
12:09Hey!
12:11Hey, Oscar!
12:13Balloons float because they're filled with helium!
12:16Helium?
12:17Schmelium!
12:18Get to the point!
12:19Well, the point is that helium is lighter than air!
12:23You see, when you put helium into a balloon, it makes the balloon float!
12:27So?
12:28So, if you want the balloon to sink, you need to fill it with something that's heavier than air!
12:33Ah!
12:34And what's heavier than air?
12:36Uh, is it water?
12:38Yes!
12:39Water is definitely heavier than air!
12:41Mm-hmm!
12:42So you think water will solve this crotch problem, too?
12:46I do!
12:47Me too!
12:48Well, okay, then, what are we waiting for?
12:51Get that balloon over here, will you?
12:52We need to fill it with water!
12:54All right, fill it up, Chris!
12:58All right!
12:59Look at this!
13:00All right!
13:00Right there!
13:02Okay!
13:03Uh-huh!
13:04Uh-huh!
13:04Uh-huh!
13:05Uh-huh!
13:06Whoa!
13:06Whoa!
13:06This is getting heavy!
13:07Oh!
13:08So heavy!
13:08Oh!
13:09Oh!
13:09Oh!
13:09Oh!
13:10Oh!
13:10Oh!
13:10It's working!
13:11The sink bug is filling, and it's not floating!
13:15It's sinking!
13:17Oh!
13:18Oh!
13:18Oh!
13:18Oh!
13:19Oh!
13:19Oh!
13:19Oh my!
13:19Oh!
13:20Oh!
13:20Oh!
13:20Oh!
13:20Oh!
13:20Oh!
13:21Oh!
13:21Oh!
13:21Oh!
13:21Oh!
13:22Oh!
13:22Oh!
13:23Oh!
13:23Oh!
13:24Oh!
13:24Oh!
13:25Oh!
13:26Oh!
13:27Oh!
13:28Oh!
13:29Oh!
13:30Oh!
13:31Oh!
13:31Oh!
13:31Oh!
13:32Oh!
13:32Soggy, saggy balloon!
13:35This is, without a doubt, the worst trash-giving day parade ever.
13:41And it's all because of him, Oscar.
13:45Wait a minute!
13:46Wait a minute!
13:47Oscar's done his best!
13:48Please don't fire Oscar!
13:49He's worked so hard!
13:51Fire him!
13:52Are you kidding?
13:53I'm going to promote him!
13:55Worst parade ever!
13:58Thanks, Mr. DeSuecy!
14:00Ha ha!
14:01This has been almost a perfect trash-giving day.
14:05Almost perfect?
14:06Why almost perfect?
14:08Going down!
14:09Going down!
14:11Oh!
14:17There!
14:18Now it's perfect!
14:20All thanks to water!
14:22Heh heh heh heh.
14:24Alan?
14:25Uh?
14:26Next year?
14:27I am taking trash-giving day off!
14:30Me too!
14:31Me too!
14:37Hi, I'm Don.
14:38Oh, and Elmo's Elmo.
14:39And we're here to tell you all about the word inflate.
14:41Inflate, baby!
14:42Now the word inflate means to fill something up with air, and Elmo and I each have something
14:47we can inflate.
14:48Oh, well what is Mr. Don going to inflate?
14:51Ta-da!
14:52Oh, cool!
14:53Beach ball!
14:54Oh, oh!
14:55So Mr. Don is going to fill that beach ball with air?
14:57That's right, I'm going to inflate it.
14:58Now watch.
14:59Okay.
15:00Okay.
15:01Shhh!
15:02Shhh!
15:03Shhh!
15:04Wow!
15:05Look at that!
15:06Mr. Don is flying air into the ball!
15:08And the ball is getting bigger!
15:10Ha ha ha!
15:11Cool!
15:12Boom!
15:13There you go!
15:14The beach ball is now inflated!
15:16Wow!
15:17Look at that!
15:18Oh, Mr. Don is a great inflater!
15:20Thank you, Elmo.
15:21Now, did you bring something to inflate?
15:23Oh, Herbie!
15:24Herbie?
15:25Who's Herbie?
15:26Inflate!
15:27Whoa!
15:28This must be Herbie!
15:29Yeah, yeah, yeah!
15:30Inflate!
15:31Whoa!
15:32Whoa!
15:33Whoa!
15:34Whoa!
15:35Whoa!
15:36Whoa!
15:37Whoa!
15:38Whoa!
15:39Whoa!
15:40Whoa!
15:41Whoa!
15:42Whoa!
15:43Inflate!
15:44Inflate!
15:45Inflate!
15:46Inflate!
15:48Inflate!
15:49Rした!
15:50Uh-uh-nah!
15:51Cah!
15:52Hope you're Tr ізzz!
16:01Bum!
16:09Tactic!
16:10強数 salaris!
16:11Wa-uh-uh!
17:42And to play the game, all you have to do is find three things that begin with the letter
17:49of the day.
17:51And you only have one minute.
17:55And if you do, you'll win a whole lot of cookies.
18:00Cookies!
18:01Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
18:03Here we go.
18:04Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
18:04Wait, wait, Cookie Monster.
18:05Wait, wait.
18:06Yeah, yeah, yeah.
18:06What, what, what?
18:06You don't know the letter of the day yet.
18:08Oh, yeah.
18:08That might be helpful.
18:09The letter of the day is J.
18:12Oh, J.
18:13Yeah, that's a horrific letter.
18:15Cookie Monster.
18:16Yes, sir.
18:16The clock has started.
18:17You only have one minute.
18:19Yeah, yeah, yeah.
18:20Here we go.
18:20We got ideas.
18:23Jelly beans start with J.
18:26That's right, Cookie Monster.
18:30Cookie Monster, the clock is ticking away.
18:34You still have to find two more things that start with the letter J.
18:38Two more things.
18:39Two more things.
18:40Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
18:41Okay.
18:42Oh, oh, oh.
18:42Oh, me got idea.
18:47Jack Hammer start with J.
18:50Yes, Cookie Monster.
18:51Jack Hammer begins with the letter J.
18:55Oh, boy.
18:56Cookie Monster.
18:57You only have a few seconds left to find one more thing that starts with the letter J.
19:03I know.
19:03You can't hear me so big.
19:05Cookie Monster, a few more seconds.
19:10No, no, no, no.
19:11What are you doing?
19:13I'm eating my breakfast.
19:15Ta-da.
19:16Oh, I'm sorry, Cookie Monster.
19:18Time is up.
19:19And that is a girl.
19:21Girl doesn't start with the letter J.
19:24What am I doing here?
19:25But she's eating toast with jam.
19:30And jam starts with J.
19:32Yeah, don't start with the letter J.
19:38Congratulations, Cookie Monster.
19:39You just won a whole lot of cookies.
19:42Oh, boy, oh, boy.
19:44Hey, I didn't know what to get some breakfast.
19:47Ow.
19:48Oh, boy.
20:02J.
20:03Joey!
20:10Joey!
20:24Come on!
20:33Ready for jumping!
20:44Jump!
20:47Jump!
20:51Yay!
20:53Lanternet
20:57Leader J is taking us to a world that starts with a sound
21:00J
21:02Jack!
21:03Jacket
21:05Filipino!
21:06Letter J, come back!
21:08Jacket
21:11Jacket
21:15Jacket is a word that starts with J!
21:19Jacket-can you say Jacket?
21:22Jack-Jack-Jack-Jack-Jack.
21:23Jacket!
21:25Now, sing with Elmo.
21:27Ha, ha, ha, ha.
21:28Come on, everybody.
21:30Jacket, j-j-j-jacket, j-j-jacket, j-j-jacket.
21:36Jacket is a word that stops with J.
21:40Jacket.
21:41Can you say, Jacket?
21:42Jacket.
21:42Jacket.
21:43Jacket.
21:43Jacket.
21:44Jacket.
21:45Look up high in the sky, if it's cool, it can fly.
21:55Let's all hurry to the Flying Fairy School.
21:59Wrap your wings.
22:01Bring your wings.
22:03We will learn magic in wood.
22:05Let's all hurry to the Flying Fairy School.
22:08How to make us grow.
22:12And how to make us shrink.
22:14Whoa!
22:16How to solve a problem with a single twinkle thing.
22:19This school is really magic, and that is really cool.
22:23Let's go in.
22:24Let's begin at Flying Fairy School.
22:29Hee hee hee hee hee.
22:31Ha, ha, ha!
22:39Miss Fairy Mac, Mac, Mac likes doing whack, whack, whack
22:43With the fairy wings, wings, wings.
22:45I'll pound her whack, whack, whack.
22:47Ha, ha!
22:49Welcome to Flying Fairy School.
22:51Do you know what today is, class?
22:54Hanking, Hanking, Hanking.
22:55Hey!
22:56Hanking, Hanking, Hanking.
22:57Ho!
22:57Hanking, Hanking, Hanking.
22:58Hey!
22:59Hanking, Hanking, Hanking.
23:00Whoa!
23:02Oh!
23:03Is it Hanking Day?
23:05That's right, Abby.
23:06What's Hanking Day?
23:08It's a troll holiday, Gunnigan.
23:10Once a year, when the sun is its sunniest, the trolls come out of their trees and dance
23:16the Hanking till they fall over.
23:18Hanking, Hanking, Hanking.
23:20Whoa!
23:21Ha, ha, ha!
23:22You're really good at that, Blogg.
23:24Yeah, I've been practicing all year, and today I'm going to dance the Hanking with my
23:28Grandpa, Blogg.
23:30Yes, we have to get to the Enchanted Forest fast.
23:33The troll leaves the tree at 10.03.
23:35Fasten your seatbelts, class!
23:44Hold on to your wogs!
24:00Wow!
24:01That was fast!
24:02We don't have a minute to spare.
24:05Whoa!
24:06Look at all the beautiful trees!
24:12Oh, which one's your Grandpa's, Blogg?
24:14Oh, I'd know his tree anywhere.
24:16It's got a blue trunk and orange leaves.
24:19Uh, there's lots of trees with blue trunks and orange leaves.
24:25Yeah, but Grandpa Blogg's tree has a red door.
24:28See?
24:30Hmm.
24:31I don't see any red doors.
24:33Do you?
24:34Just follow the troll trail.
24:37Oh, there's a red door!
24:44Wait, Blogg, let's check the picture.
24:48Oh, okay.
24:49Well, this tree has the red door.
24:52Oh, and a blue trunk.
24:54Oh, and a blue trunk.
24:57It must be Grandpa Blogg's tree.
25:00Oh, but wait!
25:02The leaves on that tree are purple!
25:04Yeah, they're orange in the picture.
25:06You heard the leaves changing color, haven't you?
25:09Blogg, wait!
25:11Oh, Grandpa Blogg!
25:18I love you, man.
25:20Whoa!
25:22Hey!
25:24You're not my Grandpa's tree.
25:27No, I'm just pretending.
25:30I'm a tree snuffler.
25:32I love trees.
25:33I love everything about them.
25:35Their leaves.
25:36Oh, I love you, man.
25:38Their bark.
25:39Oh, I love you, man.
25:41The way they smell.
25:42Snaffle!
25:43Snaffle!
25:44Snaffle!
25:49The pollen count must be high today.
25:52Love you.
25:53Hey!
25:55Do I look like a tree to you?
25:58Eh, maybe a nutty pine?
26:00We're looking for Grandpa Blogg's tree, Mr. Snuffler.
26:05Have you seen it?
26:06Show them the picture, Blogg.
26:08Oh, sure.
26:11Grandpa Blogg's tree.
26:13I could hug that tree.
26:15Snaffle!
26:16Snaffle!
26:17Snaffle!
26:18Snaffle!
26:19Look!
26:22Grandpa Blogg's tree!
26:28Wait, Blogg, check your photo.
26:31See?
26:33Blue trunk.
26:36Orange leaves.
26:38Wait, Blogg, Grandpa's tree has a red door.
26:42Yeah, and that tree has a yellow door.
26:44So, maybe Grandpa Blogg painted it.
26:47You know how trolls love to redecorate.
26:49Hey, what's so funny?
26:59Whoa!
27:00Hey!
27:01Put me down!
27:02Oh, I dropped my wine!
27:02Me too!
27:03How are we gonna get down?
27:04Mrs. Sparklenose!
27:05Help!
27:06I'm afraid I'm tied up right now.
27:13We better twinkle think.
27:15Aw, I was afraid of that.
27:17What can we do to make the tree let us go?
27:21Twinkle think!
27:22Twinkle think!
27:23Twinkle think!
27:24Twinkle think!
27:25I'm not sure, but can't we just fly back down?
27:30Oh, right.
27:31What are fairy wings for?
27:33Twinkle think!
27:34Twinkle think!
27:35Twinkle think!
27:36Twinkle think!
27:37Twinkle think!
27:38Twinkle think!
27:39Twinkle think!
27:40Now what?
27:41Oh, we better twinkle think some more.
27:42Aw, it's a holiday.
27:43Twinkle think!
27:44Twinkle think!
27:45Twinkle think!
27:46Twinkle think!
27:47Twinkle think!
27:48Twinkle think!
27:49Oh, hey!
27:50I just remembered something.
27:51Blogg, when you knocked on the door, I think the tree giggled.
27:56So, maybe it was happy to see me.
27:58Or maybe...
27:59Or maybe...
28:02This tree's ticklish.
28:04And if we tickle the tree, maybe we'll laugh so hard it'll let us go?
28:08There's only one way to find out.
28:13Twinkle tickle tickle him.
28:15Twinkle tickle tickle!
28:16Twinkle tickle tickle!
28:17Twinkle!
28:21Wow...
28:22Ah-ah!
28:23It worked!
28:24Great job, fairyys!
28:26Of fairies, now let's find the trail.
28:29I think it was this way.
28:36Why'd you stop?
28:39That smell.
28:42Oh, it's not so bad.
28:44Pew, what is that?
28:49Grandpa!
28:51I'd know that smell anywhere.
28:53It's Grandpa's aftershave.
28:54Oh, the belly button.
28:57Come on, follow that smell.
28:59Ew.
29:03Look, there it is.
29:05Grandpa's tree.
29:08Wait, Blot, check the picture to be sure.
29:11Yeah, it could be another ticklish tree.
29:14Or worse.
29:17Okay, there we go.
29:19It's got a blue trunk,
29:21orange leaves,
29:23and a red door.
29:26That's Grandpa's tree.
29:29Just in time.
29:31It's 10.03 on the nose.
29:37Grandpa!
29:38Blah, blah, blah.
29:40Happy Hanking Day.
29:42Oh, happy Hanking Day.
29:44Do I have a surprise for you, Grandpa?
29:47Sunglasses.
29:48Hide the glare.
29:49No, I'm going to dance the Hanking with you.
29:54I've been practicing everything you taught me.
29:57So, what are we waiting for?
29:58You don't have to be a troll to dance the Hanking.
30:07You too, dance!
30:11On this Hanking holiday,
30:13come and join us one and all.
30:15Whether you're a troll or nay,
30:16dance the Hanking till you fall.
30:18Hanking, Hanking, Hanking, Hanking, hey!
30:27Hanking, Hanking, Hanking, ho!
30:29Hanking, Hanking, Hanking, in!
30:31Hanking, Hanking, Hanking, whoa!
30:37It's even better in the mud!
30:40Happy Hanking Day!
30:42Ah, Countess, my little sucker-tot.
30:53It is now time for us to reveal
30:56the number of the day.
30:59Ah, yes.
31:01You will count, mein Schnitzel,
31:03until I shout,
31:05STUART!
31:06STUART!
31:06Oh, be still my heart!
31:14And that will be the number of the day.
31:18Hit it, Mike!
31:20Number of the day.
31:22Number of the day.
31:24Number of the day of the day of the day.
31:27Hey, hey, hey!
31:30Is it one?
31:31Is it two?
31:33Is it three?
31:34Is it four?
31:35Is it five?
31:35Is it six?
31:37Is it seven?
31:39It will be great
31:39if it's eight and divine.
31:42If it's nine or ten
31:43or even a rare one.
31:47Could it be twelve
31:49or maybe thirteen?
31:51STUART!
31:55Yes, thirteen
31:57is the number of the day.
31:59Ah, ah, ah.
32:01Oh, yes.
32:03Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
32:05Hey, hey, hey.
32:06Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
32:12Hey, hey.
32:14Are you ready?
32:16We've got thirteen water-skating hippos.
32:20Let's check it out.
32:23Thirteen hippos.
32:26Cool.
32:27What's next?
32:29Thirteen hippos.
32:31Thirteen hippos.
32:32Awesome.
32:35And what's this?
32:37Still thirteen hippos.
32:41Nice hippos.
32:48Thirteen's not so lucky.
32:50Lucky's not thirteen.
32:52Took thirteen dogs out walking.
32:54Now there's thirteen dogs to clean.
32:56One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen.
33:04Thirteen's not so lucky.
33:06Lucky's not thirteen.
33:08I wanted thirteen flowers.
33:10Gotcha, it's my thirteen bees.
33:12One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen.
33:21Thirteen can be lucky.
33:23Lucky as can be.
33:24I collected thirteen buttons.
33:26Made thirteen friends for teens.
33:29One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen.
33:37One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen.
33:44Thirteen.
33:44Thirteen.
33:44Thirteen.
33:50Thirteen.
33:51He observes.
33:53Oh, fuck.
33:55No, no, no.
33:56He questions.
34:02How about what?
34:05He investigates.
34:07What does this button do?
34:10Super Grover.
34:12Two point of.
34:13He shows up.
34:15At a lemonade stand in the middle of a snowy forest, these woodland creatures are in for a chilling surprise.
34:27I got the lemonade.
34:28Oh, great. Now we can set it in.
34:32Lemonade! Lemonade for sale!
34:35I will buy a cup of your finest pink lemonade.
34:38One lemonade coming right up.
34:41Okay, here we go. Nice and tasty.
34:45What? What the? Oh, no. Oh, no. The lemonade. The lemonade won't pour out.
34:53What are we going to do?
35:02Oh, Super Grover 2.0. We're so glad you showed up.
35:08Did someone order a tall glass of Super Hero?
35:12Oh, we did. We did. We can't pour this lemonade out of the pitcher.
35:17It is now time to unleash the powers of observation.
35:22Hmm. My super eyes tell me that this looks like pink lemonade.
35:33But my super fingers tell me that this does not feel like pink lemonade.
35:37It feels hard and cold.
35:39Why is this hard and cold?
35:41Because it's frozen solid.
35:42It needs to be melted.
35:44It is time to unleash the power of investigation.
35:55What are you doing there?
35:57I am shaking the lemonade so that it will melt.
36:02Oh, there. It is melted.
36:05Yay!
36:05I hate to burst your bubble, but it's still frozen solid.
36:13Oh.
36:14Do not fret, little woodland creatures.
36:16For I will now unleash the power of technology.
36:22Let me check my utility sack.
36:23Voila!
36:26A jackhammer?
36:27Yes.
36:28With this tool, I will be able to melt that frozen lemonade.
36:31Hold still.
36:32Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait.
36:33Wait.
36:33Let me just put it over here on the ground, Super Grover 2.0.
36:40Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
36:42I hate to interrupt your investigating, Super Grover, but I don't think it's working, eh?
36:48Of course it is.
36:50Look, pieces of lemonade are flying everywhere.
36:52But you know, they're still frozen.
36:55Yeah, see?
36:57Yeah, the jackhammer is just breaking the lemonade up into smaller pieces.
37:01Huh?
37:04Hmm.
37:05I'd better do some super thinking.
37:08Super brain, activate.
37:11Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
37:13I accidentally activated my super jackhammer.
37:17Hey, guys.
37:18The lemonade's frozen.
37:20It changed from a liquid into a solid because it's really cold, right?
37:24Super jackhammer!
37:26So, I wonder if it would melt and turn back into a liquid if we warmed it up.
37:35Hey, yeah.
37:37Maybe heat will melt it.
37:39Yeah, great idea.
37:40Let's kill Super Grover.
37:43Super Grover!
37:44Oh, Super Grover, we think the frozen lemonade will melt if we make it warm.
37:55Warm, eh?
37:57Say no more.
37:58I know just what to do.
38:02These earmuffs will melt the lemonade.
38:05Yeah, I don't think the earmuffs will make the lemonade warm enough to melt it, Super Grover.
38:11That is why I'm giving the lemonade my scarf as well.
38:15There, toasty warm.
38:16Now melt.
38:18Um, I think we're going to need something more than a scarf and earmuffs to melt that frozen lemonade.
38:25Hey, guys, look, what other tools can we use to heat up the frozen lemonade and make it melt?
38:32Oh, well, my hairdryer blows hot air.
38:36You use a hairdryer?
38:37Only when I move.
38:39Be right back, eh?
38:41Ooh.
38:42I know what will make you warm.
38:44Uh-huh.
38:46Mittens!
38:47He-he-he.
38:48Da-da-da.
38:50Oh.
38:51Now I am getting cold.
38:53Ha-ha.
38:54Oh.
38:54Cold.
38:56Cold.
38:57Very cold.
38:58Okay, here's my hairdryer.
39:01Oh.
39:01Oh, great.
39:03Turn it on and point the hot air at the frozen lemonade.
39:06Okey-dokey.
39:07Oh, it's working.
39:11The lemonade is melting.
39:13Yeah, turn up the heat.
39:14The lemonade is becoming a liquid again.
39:20Ooh.
39:21Ooh.
39:24Oh, it melted.
39:26It melted.
39:27Oh, yay.
39:28Look, Super Grover.
39:30Look, Super Grover.
39:33Do you mind pointing that blow dryer in this direction?
39:36Oh, oh, okay.
39:37And so Super Grover learned that cold changes liquids into solids, and heat can change solids
39:43back into liquids.
39:44Oh, I'm starting to warm up to this idea.
39:46Ha-ha.
39:47Ha-ha.
39:47Ha-ha.
39:48I said D-flat.
40:09What's he doing playing D-sharp?
40:12Hey, Hoots, you're looking kind of down in the feathers, man.
40:15Hey, what's up, John?
40:16Boy, it's just one of those days where you're trying to have a jam session, and just nothing
40:20seems to go right.
40:21I guess this bird's feeling a little blue.
40:24Oh, yeah.
40:24I've been there.
40:25You know how I cheer myself up?
40:27I sing a song.
40:28Oh.
40:29You're going to sing one right now?
40:30It'll make you feel good.
40:31All right.
40:32Sing a song about sunshine.
40:38Sing a song about taking a walk in the rain.
40:41Uh-huh.
40:42Sing a song about daytime.
40:45Why not sing about taking a ride on the train?
40:48I hear you.
40:48You can't go wrong when you sing a song.
40:52You can say that again.
40:54Sing it loud, sing it strong.
40:56It feels good when you sing a song.
40:59You're on Hoots.
41:00Sing a song about new friends.
41:03Sing about tomorrow and yesterday.
41:06Sing a song about old friends.
41:09Why not sing about having a sax to play?
41:12It can't be bad, even if it's sad.
41:18Sing it loud, sing it strong.
41:20It feels good when you sing a song.
41:22All right.
41:24Sing a song about pickles or plants or birds or ants or anything that comes along.
41:30Sing a song about laughing or crying, a banana or a lion.
41:34Sing a song about the short and the tall, the big and the small, or anything at all.
41:39Sing a song about movies.
41:41Yeah!
41:42Sing a song about something that's in your head.
41:45Sing a song about daydreams.
41:48Sing a song about orange, yellow, blue or red.
41:51You'll never lose.
41:53Yeah!
41:53When you're singing the blues.
41:55Oh!
41:57Sing it high, sing it low, sing it fast, sing it slow.
42:00It feels good when you sing a song.
42:02Here we go!
42:02Sing it high, sing it low, sing it fast, sing it slow.
42:24Sing it happy, sing it sad.
42:26Sing it good, sing it bad.
42:27Sing it all day long.
42:29Yeah!
42:29It feels good when you sing a song.
42:32Oh, yeah!
42:39Woohoo!
42:40Boy, you got away with those Ivories, my man.
42:42Thanks, Hoots.
42:46Yeah!
42:46Ha, ha, ha, ha.
43:16Oh, boy, Elmo's so excited to imagine a musical with you.
43:22Oh, and I'm excited to find out what today's story will be.
43:27OK, Velvet.
43:28Well, let's think of something good.
43:30Ha, ha, ha.
43:31Oh, uh, what if?
43:32What if?
43:33What if?
43:34Oh, what if Elmo was the president?
43:37Ha, ha, ha, ha, snazzy.
43:40Oh, way to dream big, Elmo.
43:43And you can help President Elmo by being the vice president.
43:48Oh, and let's imagine that we're at work in, uh, oh, I know, the White House.
43:54Nah.
43:55If Elmo was president, Elmo would imagine he would work in the Red House.
44:01Ha, ha, ha, ha.
44:02What a great imagination you have.
44:05Ah, thank you.
44:06Now, let's get started and imagine.
44:09Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
44:10Whoa.
44:11Ha, ha, ha, ha.
44:12Whoa.
44:13Ha, ha, ha.
44:14Yeah.
44:15President Elmo the Musical.
44:18Elmo the – the President is ready for his first day.
44:34I'm so happy that he gets to be the first monster president in history.
44:42He's the youngest one ever, not even age four, uh-oh.
44:47No one's ever seen a president like this before, no, no.
44:52No one's ever seen a president like this before.
44:56Elmo's ready to lead.
44:58Yeah.
44:59And he won't get nervous.
45:00No.
45:01Cause he's got the help of his sheep with service.
45:05The First Lady just walked through that door, Elmo Betts.
45:14She's never seen a president like this before, no.
45:18No, I've never seen a president like this.
45:21No one's ever seen a president like this before.
45:29The First Lady?
45:31Who are you?
45:33Elmo, I didn't know you were married in this story.
45:37Velvet, Elmo's not married.
45:40She's just the First Lady to walk through the door.
45:43And that's the Second Lady.
45:45Oh, and the Third Lady.
45:48First, second, third, you see.
45:51It's as easy as one, two, three.
45:53One, two, three.
45:54When things are in order, it makes counting them easy.
45:59Woo!
46:01Well, a president does need to take them easy.
46:04Like these three guys are first three presidents.
46:06First, second, third, you see.
46:07It's as simple as one, two, three.
46:08One, two, three.
46:09Or these guys, the presidents ship with seven.
46:11Bam, bam, bam.
46:13First, second, third, you see.
46:15It's as simple as one, two, three.
46:16One, two, three.
46:17When things are in order, it makes counting them easy.
46:26Well, a president does need to keep the country in order.
46:31Carry on, President Elmo.
46:33So now, what should President Elmo do first?
46:36What do you think, First Lady?
46:41The First Lady is gone!
46:44Well, and so is the picture of the First President.
46:47Oh, did you see where they went, sheep would show this?
46:49Hey, where did the First Sheep go?
46:52What's going on here?
46:56Yes?
46:57Sir, it's the Pentagon.
46:59The Pentagon? What is it?
47:00It's a shape with five sides and five angles, but that's not important right now.
47:06Hello?
47:06Mr. President, this is the Pentagon.
47:09It seems that we have a problem of the First Order.
47:12Well, what's the problem?
47:14The First Order, sir.
47:16Someone is stealing all the Firsts everywhere.
47:19Well, who would do such a thing?
47:21We have no clues yet, sir.
47:22But when we do, you'll be the first to know.
47:25Oh, boy.
47:27We have to figure this out.
47:28There's no time now, sir.
47:30You have to get to the baseball game and throw out the first pitch.
47:33Oh, yeah.
47:33We have to deal with this later.
47:35We better take air for this one.
47:36Let's go.
47:36Hmm.
47:37What a wonderful first act.
47:41I can't wait to see what happens in the second and third.
47:45Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
47:45Thank you, thank you.
47:47President Elmo is here to throw the first pitch of the game.
47:50Let's play ball.
47:51Just a minute, sir.
47:53Someone just stole first base.
47:55So?
47:56In baseball, players steal bases all the time.
47:58No, sir.
47:59Someone really stole first base.
48:01What?
48:01And the first baseman.
48:05Oh, no.
48:07President Elmo better throw the first pitch fast.
48:11Oh, it's gone.
48:13This is it.
48:14We can't let all our firsts be stolen.
48:16Someone has to do something.
48:18Who's in charge here?
48:19Well, sir, you're the president.
48:21Oh, right.
48:23Elmo's in charge.
48:24Look, so President Elmo is going to solve this problem for the good of the country.
48:31Oh, the second act was even more thrilling than the first.
48:35Act three coming up.
48:38Chief of service.
48:39Yes, sir.
48:40Okay.
48:41Now, President Elmo is ready to catch whoever's taking all the firsts.
48:45By dressing like the number one, sir?
48:48Yes.
48:50One is the first of all the numbers.
48:52So, when the thief comes for number one, you jump out and get him.
48:55Yes, sir.
48:56Now, send in the other numbers and go high.
48:59You got it, Mr. President.
49:00Good.
49:01Move, move, move, move, move.
49:02Oh.
49:03First, second, third, you'll see.
49:08It's as simple as one, two, three.
49:10Now, to put Elmo's presidential plan into action, well, as anyone can see, number one is the first number.
49:20Got it?
49:20One is first.
49:22First, first, first.
49:24Not for long.
49:26What?
49:26You're coming with me.
49:27Hey, hey.
49:28That's what you think.
49:29Get it.
49:30Get it.
49:31Get it.
49:32Get it.
49:33Get it.
49:35Get it.
49:35Very good.
49:37Hey.
49:38You're President Elmo, not the number one.
49:42Yeah, and you're number two.
49:44You were the thief all along.
49:46That's right.
49:47I stole the first lady.
49:49I stole the first baseman.
49:51I stole all the firsts.
49:54But why?
49:55I'll never tell you.
49:57Oh.
49:58But I'll sing it to you.
50:00Oh, yay.
50:02It is never any fun when you can't be number one.
50:07Always being a second best.
50:11Always being second guest.
50:14And in every single race, two is always second place.
50:20And as long as one is first, I'll be second.
50:25It's the worst.
50:27That's it for me.
50:29I'm not.
50:29I will be second to none.
50:33Goodbye, first.
50:34You've had your day.
50:36This is a game that two can play.
50:40Hey, you think being second is bad?
50:46Try being third or fourth or 5,167.
50:52But it's still second best.
50:54For once in my life, I want to come in first.
50:59Well, OK.
51:01Excuse me?
51:02Well, two can be first.
51:04You can do that?
51:07Elmo's the president.
51:08Let's try it.
51:09Yes.
51:10Finally, my chance has come.
51:15First, second, third.
51:17You see, it's as simple as one, three.
51:21Wait a minute.
51:22What?
51:23That doesn't sound right.
51:25Two, one, three.
51:27That's just confusing.
51:29Well, because you're out of order to.
51:31It mixes everything up.
51:33I see what you mean.
51:35Now I'm having second thoughts.
51:38Well, as president, Elmo needs to keep the country in order.
51:43And there can't be order without two in second place.
51:47You're right.
51:48Switch back.
51:51First, second, third.
51:53You see, it's as simple as one, two, three.
51:57One, two, three.
52:01This feels better.
52:03I see now that second place is where I belong.
52:07Yeah.
52:08I'm sorry.
52:10I promised to give back all the firsts I stole.
52:14Well, OK.
52:15Then President Elmo will give to a presidential pardon.
52:19You mean I get a second chance?
52:22Yeah.
52:22Thank you, sir.
52:25And if there's ever anything I can do for you.
52:29You can dance with President Elmo.
52:30What?
52:31Dance?
52:32Me?
52:33Well, sure.
52:34After all, it takes two to tango.
52:37I made trouble.
52:43Double trouble.
52:45But you gave me some good advice.
52:50Then two could be.
52:52Where two should be.
52:54Now second place is twice as night.
52:57Da-da-da-da-da.
52:58As a leader, you were sweeter.
53:01A second term, I would vote for you.
53:07We are number one.
53:09Elmo had fun.
53:11No one's ever seen a president like this before.
53:20Bravo, bravo.
53:22That was a commanding performance, President Elmo.
53:26Thank you, Velvet.
53:27Oh, and thank you, Vice President.
53:31Elmo couldn't imagine this story without you.
53:35Curtain call.
53:36That's Elmo the Musical.
53:38Elmo the Musical.
53:40That's the end of our show.
53:46Oh, bye-bye.
53:51Trims, trims, trims.
53:54I could listen to you say trash all night, Slimey.
53:58But I'm curious to find out what's up with Trash Gordon myself.
54:02So I'll read.
54:04Yay, weeeed.
54:06Hold on to yourself there, because here we go.
54:10The Adventures of Trash Gordon, Chapter 648.
54:14When last we left our hero, Trash Gordon, he was on the planet's screechy violins, surrounded
54:23by grouches playing screechy violins.
54:27It was not music to trash his ears.
54:30But before you can say music, maestro, our hero held up a conductor's baton, and the violins
54:37screeched to a halt.
54:39Oh, no!
54:44A conductor's baton!
54:47Trash Gordon then conducted the grouches to play their violins beautifully, saving the
54:52day and his ears once again.
54:57This actually sounds good.
55:00I know.
55:01It's terrible.
55:04Trash Gordon smiled heretically and said,
55:07Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter J, and by the number 9!
55:21Uh-uh.
55:23Sorry, Slimey.
55:24Time to sleep now.
55:26So close your eyes and dream of all the wonderful trash that's yet to come.
55:31You too.
55:38There'll be more trash tomorrow.
55:40See you next week.
55:40Take care.
55:42Bye-bye.
55:44...
55:56Bye-bye.
55:57Bye-bye.
55:58Bye-bye.
56:02Bye-bye.
56:03Bye-bye.
56:05Bye-bye.
56:07I'll see you next time.
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