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01:19Sunny day, sweepin' the clouds away.
01:25On my way to where the air is sweet.
01:30Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:38Come and play, everything should pay okay.
01:46Friendly neighbors there, that's where we meet.
01:50Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:57How to get to Sesame Street?
02:01How to get to Sesame Street?
02:03Wow, wow, wow.
02:04How to get to Sesame Street?
02:13Hi, welcome to Sesame Street.
02:17You're just in time for a bird-cateer meeting.
02:20Wave your wings.
02:21Hello, bird-cateers.
02:22Hello.
02:25Well, we're going to do some great stuff today.
02:27We're going to do the letter of the day, which is...
02:30K.
02:31K.
02:32And the number of the day, and it is...
02:3515.
02:3615.
02:36There is a 15.
02:38And we're going to count...
02:41Ah, did someone say count?
02:45Well, I did count.
02:47Ah, that is one.
02:49One big bird that said count.
02:52And that is why I, the count, am here to count bird-cateers.
02:57Oh, wow.
02:59What an honor.
03:00Ready?
03:00Here I go.
03:03One.
03:05Two.
03:05Two.
03:06Three.
03:08Four.
03:09Four.
03:10Four fantastic bird-cateers.
03:12Ah, ah, ah.
03:14That was great count.
03:16Now we'd like to count.
03:18Oh, go ahead.
03:20Be your guest.
03:21I'll watch.
03:22Okay.
03:23Here's one, two, three, four.
03:30Ah, ah.
03:33That was wonderful.
03:34Well, it was fun.
03:36We like counting.
03:38Hmm.
03:38Yes, counting is good.
03:40And now I am going to go count some more things, because I love to count things.
03:47Ah, ah.
03:47Oh, wait a minute, count.
03:50I just had an idea.
03:52What if instead of being bird-cateers, we could be count-cateers?
03:57We could count things all day long.
03:59Oh, that is one, one great idea.
04:03Ah, ah, ah.
04:04Okay.
04:05Well, we'll be right back.
04:06We're going to go make some count-cateer costumes.
04:09Ah.
04:09Come on, future count-cateers.
04:11Let's go.
04:11Ha, ha, ha.
04:12Hmm.
04:13I wonder what a count-cateer costume looks like.
04:19Oh, look.
04:20Some baby chicks.
04:22Do you know what sound a baby chick makes?
04:27That's not the sound a chick makes.
04:34That's not the sound a chick makes.
04:51There's a whooshing in the willow, there's a thunder from the sky.
04:56Now an engine blows a whistle as a freight train rumbles by.
05:01When a bush begins to pause, it means a bumblebee is near.
05:06Elmo loves to stop and listen to the sound that can be air.
05:13Hear the sound?
05:15Yeah.
05:18There's the barking of a dog and a chirping nest of birds.
05:23There's a crook of a big green bullfrog and the sound of Elmo's words.
05:27Hello, down there.
05:28Hello, down there.
05:29Someone's hammering a nail.
05:31Can you hear it loud and clear?
05:34Well, just stop and take a breath.
05:35Take a listen to the sound that's in the air.
05:41Oh, well, getting kind of late.
05:44Elmo has an idea.
05:46Why don't we go to a barn and hear new sounds?
05:49Yeah, come along with Elmo.
05:52There's the crying of a bell and a tweaking wooden door.
05:57There's a gurgle and a goggle as a pig begins to snore.
06:02When the sun sets in the west, if you're quiet, you may hear all the...
06:08And the...
06:09And the...
06:10And the...
06:11And the beauty and the magic of the sound that's in the air.
06:22Oh, horsey.
06:24Nice horsey.
06:26Nice horsey.
06:29Okay.
06:30Karate.
06:42Oh, okay.
06:45Oh, okay.
06:47K is for...
06:51Karate.
06:53K-K-K-K-K is for...
06:59Karate.
07:01Hello there, and how are you today?
07:03I'm here to show you the letter K.
07:07And this is the word kitten.
07:09Kitten begins with the letter K.
07:12This is a kitten.
07:14Do any of you have a kitten?
07:16Did you know that the kitten's mother carries her kitten by the scruff of the neck?
07:21Meow.
07:26When I watch the clouds go by, I start to see all kinds of things.
07:29What do you see?
07:33Cast.
07:46Bye-bye, Cast.
07:53Oh, greetings. Welcome back.
07:56I am waiting for that great new counting club, the Count Cateers.
08:02Oh, here they come now.
08:04Here we are. We're Count Cateers now.
08:08I must say, you look marvelous.
08:13Well, we want to be just like you.
08:15Right, Count Cateers?
08:17Oh, I love it. I've never had a club before.
08:23Well, we have a club song, too.
08:26Already?
08:27Mm-hmm. Okay, ready?
08:29Ready, Count Cateers, here we go.
08:30We're the Count Cateers.
08:34We love to count any amount.
08:38We love to count...
08:40We love to count...
09:00Now, along with us, too, if you want.
09:02Yes.
09:04One, two, three, four.
09:08Four.
09:08Four Count Cateers.
09:10Ah, ah, ah.
09:16Wow!
09:17Count Cateers!
09:18It looks like fun.
09:20Can I be a Count Cateer, too?
09:22Sure.
09:24Be right back.
09:29Now, I am a Count Cateer, too.
09:33Ah, that is one more Count Cateer.
09:36Let's count them.
09:38One, two, three, four, five.
09:43Five Count Cateers!
09:45All together.
09:47Ah, ah, ah, ah.
09:51I love this club.
09:54Ah, ah, ah.
09:57Sorry.
09:59Badunga-ding-a-ding, badunga-ding-a-ding, badunga-ding-a-ding, badunga-ding, badunga-ding.
10:05One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
10:248, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,
10:5520
11:08Let's talk about your eyes, you can roll them around
11:11They open close or cry, they're blue, green or brown
11:15Your ears can be real tiny or they might stick out
11:18No matter what they look like they can hear me shout
11:21Face it, face it, face it, face the music
11:25Face it, face it, face it, face it, face facts
11:28Face it, face it, face it, face the music
11:32Face it, face it, face it, face facts
11:35Your nose can be turned up, it can be big or small
11:38Without your nose you couldn't smell spaghetti at all
11:42Your mouth can smile and talk and eat and chew and kiss
11:45And just for laughs it helps you make a face like this
11:49Face it, face it, face it, face it, face the music
11:52Face it, face it, face it, face facts
11:56Face it, face it, face it, face it, face it
11:59Face the music, face it, face it, face it, face facts
12:02Eyes and ears and nose and mouth, it's easy to see
12:06They do more together than separately
12:10Eyes and ears and nose and mouth, make up a face
12:13Boy, it's great they wind up in the right place
12:19I can do a pen stand all by myself.
13:01Look how high you've climbed, and you did it all by yourself.
13:05If I were you, I know I would be very proud of myself.
13:15Welcome back to the Count Coutteers Club.
13:18Yeah, well, we've counted ourselves.
13:21What can we count now, Count?
13:22There are so many things to count, Telly.
13:25There's a whole world of counting.
13:27Oh, take those steps.
13:29Yeah?
13:30They're just waiting to be counted.
13:32Ooh, what a great idea.
13:34Say, Megan, why don't you climb up the stairs,
13:37and we'll count them as you go.
13:40Okay.
13:40You can count, too, if you want.
13:42Yes, please do.
13:44One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
13:51Seven steps.
13:53Ah, ah, ah.
13:58Hey, I wonder how many steps there are coming down.
14:02Let's find out.
14:04Megan, now it is time to come down the steps.
14:10One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
14:16Seven steps.
14:17Seven steps.
14:18Ah, ah, ah.
14:20And it's the same amount coming down.
14:23Hmm.
14:24One.
14:24This is one.
14:25One great club.
14:27Ah, ah, ah.
14:28Let's do the song, Concadeers.
14:31Oh, yeah.
14:33We're the Concadeers.
14:35We'd love to count.
14:37How much?
14:38Any amount.
14:39We'd love to count.
14:44Please.
14:45Please.
14:47Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:55Mmm.
14:56Ah, ah, ah, ah.
14:58Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.
15:07Ah, good texture.
15:15Excuse me.
15:19Cookies! Cookies!
15:34Oh, good evening. Alistair Cookie here.
15:38Me delighted to welcome you to Monsterpiece Theatre.
15:43Tonight, me happy to bring you suspenseful film,
15:46classic thriller, The 39 Stairs, by a guy named Alfred.
15:53And now, The 39 Stairs.
16:01My word, just look at all these stairs.
16:05I do wonder how many there are.
16:09I shall investigate.
16:13One, two stairs, three stairs, four stairs, five stairs,
16:19six, seven, eight, nine, ten stairs.
16:24Oh, I know there will be something exciting awaiting me at the top.
16:30Eleven, twelve, thirteen stairs, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty stairs.
16:43I am certain there will be something very exciting at the top, yes.
16:48I hope.
16:51Twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-four stairs, twenty-five stairs, twenty-six, twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine,
17:07thirty.
17:09There better be something exciting at the top.
17:13I shall tell you.
17:16Thirty-one, thirty-two, thirty-three, thirty-four, thirty-five, thirty-six, thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-six, thirty-seven,
17:38thirty-eight, thirty-six, thirty-seven, thirty-eight.
17:38Thirty-nine.
17:40At last, I am at the very top, and I have here the exciting brick wall?
17:49Do you mean to say that I have climbed all these thirty-nine steps, and all I have to show
17:55for it is this brick wall?
17:58Are you out of your mind?
18:03Wait a minute.
18:04There is one good thing about being all the way at the top.
18:09There are fun ways to get all the way to the bottom.
18:14Geronimo!
18:23And so end the thirty-nine stairs.
18:27You okay?
18:28I do not know.
18:30We're still on camera.
18:33You're done nice to work.
19:00I will own you.
19:02I'll never be.
19:03I will own you.
19:03Bye.
19:47I have to go feed my bats now.
19:51If there is one, one thing, you do not want, it is hungry bats.
19:56But what do we do without your count?
19:59You count things.
20:00You are the countcateers.
20:03I would see you later, but I will leave the thunder and lightning with you.
20:07I have a spare.
20:09But, but, what do we count?
20:13Well, let's look around.
20:15Hmm.
20:17All I see are Count Keteers.
20:20We've already counted Count Keteers.
20:22What if we can't find anything else to count?
20:25Oh, we will, Tully. Don't worry.
20:27Just look around.
20:29All I see are Count Keteers, like I said,
20:32and apples and oranges.
20:36Apples and oranges!
20:38Oh, let's go.
20:43Wow, this is great.
20:45Look at all those apples and oranges.
20:48You want one?
20:50One? No.
20:52We want to count them. All of them.
20:54Yeah, we're the Count Keteers.
20:57Right, kids?
20:59Yeah, I see that.
21:01Yes. Well, count away.
21:03Okay.
21:03Let's count the apples first.
21:05All right.
21:06Count with us if you want to.
21:08Ready?
21:09All right.
21:091, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.
21:2614.
21:2714 apples.
21:2914 apples.
21:29Ah, ah, ah, ah.
21:32Oh, there it is.
21:34It worked.
21:35Yes.
21:36We are good.
21:37We are excellent.
21:39Now, the oranges.
21:42Okay, here we go.
21:431, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
21:506, 6, 6 oranges.
21:52Ah, ah, ah, ah.
21:54Ah, ah, ah, ah.
21:55Ah, ah, yes.
21:57I better order some more oranges.
22:00Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait.
22:01Do you think that we could count the apples and oranges together?
22:06Why not?
22:08We're the count of tears.
22:09You, too.
22:131, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,
22:3320.
22:3420 apples and oranges all together.
22:39Ah, ah, ah, ah.
22:41Whoa.
22:43Hey, let's go look for more things to count.
22:46Let's do the song.
22:49We're the count-kateers.
22:52We love to count any amount.
22:55We love to count things.
23:04Now that is one interesting club.
23:10Good morning, McFay.
23:12Ooh, you look tired.
23:14How many hours of sleep did you get last night?
23:17Only three hours at night and two hours this morning?
23:24That's only three plus two makes five.
23:28Only five hours of sleep.
23:30That's not very much.
23:32You better take a nap.
23:39Here I go counting to 20.
23:421, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, uh...
23:51Well, go on.
23:53Who are you?
23:54Who am I?
23:56I'm the number that comes after 14.
23:58I'm 15.
24:00So that's what you look like.
24:03Every time I try to count to 20, I forget all about you.
24:08Oh, you're not alone.
24:09You probably don't realize this, but of all the numbers from 1 to 20,
24:13I'm the one that's hardest to remember.
24:15Please tell me why you passed me by.
24:22You remember every other team.
24:27Team, team.
24:29You always skip me.
24:32Why didn't they tip me?
24:40Oh, I had to learn the hard way what life is all about.
24:47Of all the teens, I had to be the one who gets left out.
24:53Oh, don't count me out yet.
24:58Cause from the outset, I've made an effort to be seen.
25:05Seen, see.
25:07Someday you'll need me.
25:10So learn how to read me.
25:13Then somehow life won't seem so mean.
25:18Hey, just take a look at 15.
25:26One, one film about the number 15.
25:3315.
25:41Fifteen.
25:46Fifteen.
25:50Two.
25:51Two! Two films about the number 15!
25:55Ah, ah, ah!
26:00One!
26:04Two!
26:08Three!
26:12Four!
26:16Five!
26:21Six!
26:25Seven!
26:29Eight!
26:33Nine!
26:37Ten!
26:41Eleven!
26:44Twelve!
26:49Thirteen!
26:53Fourteen!
26:57Fifteen!
27:00Fifteen!
27:02Three!
27:03Three!
27:03Three films about the number 15!
27:06Ah, ah, ah!
27:09Is this a great club or what?
27:11Hey, let's go look for other things to count.
27:14Yeah!
27:15Yeah!
27:15Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
27:20Ah, ah, ah!
27:22Yeah!
27:24Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
27:24Count me in!
27:27Count me in!
27:30I am special!
27:32I'm so special!
27:33I'm outstanding!
27:35I'm outstanding!
27:37I'm outstanding!
27:37I'm outstanding!
27:37I can win!
27:38I can win!
27:40I can win!
27:40So...
27:41Count me in!
27:43There is light and dark and freckled, lots of different kinds of skin!
27:50Some folks like to sit real quiet, others like to dance and spin!
27:56It doesn't matter where you come from!
28:00It doesn't matter where you've been!
28:04Everybody is important, so count me in!
28:10Count me in!
28:13Yeah!
28:14Count me in!
28:17I'm important!
28:19I'm outstanding!
28:22I'm outstanding!
28:23I can win, I can win, count me in
28:30Some have straight hair, some have curly
28:33Some have hair upon their chin
28:36Some have teeny little smiles
28:41Others have a great big grin
28:44Everybody's an original
28:46Even if you can have a twin
28:50Everybody isn't poisoned
28:54So count me in
28:56Count me in
28:59Count me in
29:03I am special
29:05I'm so special
29:06I'm outstanding
29:08I'm outstanding
29:10I can win
29:11Count me in
29:16Count me in
29:19Count me in
29:23Count me in
29:27Count me in
29:28Count me in
29:40Count me in
29:41Count me in
29:48Count me in
29:51Count me in
29:52Count me in
29:52Count me in
29:53Count me in
29:54Count me in
29:55Count me in
29:57Count me in
29:58Count me in
29:59Count me in
29:59Count me in
30:00Count me in
30:13Oh
31:00No
31:02No
31:03No
31:11No
31:12No
31:13No
31:13No
31:14No
31:14No
31:15No
31:16No
31:25No
31:27No
31:29No
31:46Look! One! One trashy trash can!
31:54Hey, look! One! One grouchy grouch!
32:01Hey, scram!
32:02But, Oscar, we're counting!
32:05Yeah, we're the count-cateers!
32:09Why don't you go count-cateer somewhere else?
32:11But, Oscar, there's so much to count here!
32:13Oh, yeah? Well, I'm doing the counting around here.
32:17I'm counting to ten, and you're gonna scram!
32:22We'll count with you, Oscar!
32:25Anything if it'll get you to scram.
32:27We'll scram. Won't we, count-cateers?
32:31Yeah!
32:33Hey, I didn't ask for a vote. Just count.
32:36One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten!
32:50Now scram!
32:53Thanks, Oscar! That was great!
32:55Yeah, we'll come back later!
32:57Ha-ha! Don't count on it!
33:00Why me?
33:02Oh!
33:04Oh!
33:09Oh!
33:09Oh!
33:10Oh!
33:10Oh!
33:10Oh, oh!
33:14Oh!
33:17Oh!
33:24Oh, oh, oh!
33:29Oh, oh!
33:33It comes in a box like this, see?
33:35And you know what?
33:36I love this empty oatmeal box almost as much as I love oatmeal itself.
33:41Here's why.
33:42I love an oatmeal box.
33:46Give me an oatmeal box.
33:49Because an oatmeal box makes pretty music.
33:55Chicka-boom!
33:56Just take an oatmeal box.
34:08Chicka-boom!
34:10Chicka-boom!
34:11And if you don't have an oatmeal box, then any old box will do.
34:17Just chicka.
34:19And chicka.
34:21And you'll make music, too.
34:24Oh, I love an oatmeal box.
34:27I love the oatmeal box.
34:32Because an oatmeal box makes pretty music.
34:37Chicka-boom!
34:38Instrumental!
34:40Nice, huh?
34:44Real happy.
34:47Now, watch this.
34:51Chicka-chicka-chicka-boom!
34:53And if you don't have an oatmeal box, then any old box will do.
35:00Just chicka.
35:01And chicka.
35:03And you'll make music, too.
35:06Oh, I love an oatmeal box.
35:09Oh, a lovely oatmeal box.
35:12Because an old mailbox makes pretty music.
35:20Because...
35:27Makes pretty music.
35:30Stand back!
35:33Chicka-boom!
35:34Boom!
35:34Boom!
35:35Boom!
35:38Boom!
35:41Boom!
35:42Boom!
35:43Boom!
35:46Boom!
35:46I've got a mind.
35:48And my mind helps me.
35:50With everything I do.
35:54Or...
35:55Boom!
35:56Boom!
35:56Boom!
35:57Boom!
35:58Boom!
36:00Boom!
36:01Boom!
36:02My mind tells me.
36:03This is a square.
36:05If I add another.
36:06It's a pair.
36:08Add four more.
36:10Boom!
36:11Stack like blocks.
36:12And I've got enough.
36:13Boom!
36:14To make a box.
36:15And now I use my mind to guide.
36:18Eep!
36:18My hands to find out.
36:20What's inside.
36:21Kew!
36:22It's soft, and wet, and sticky, too.
36:25My mind tells me.
36:26It is glue.
36:29Yuck!
36:30So I said, Bert.
36:31Oatmeal is oatmeal.
36:33How many different ways can you make it?
36:34He didn't like that at all.
36:36He loves his grub, doesn't he?
36:37That's right.
36:38Oh, hi there, everybody.
36:40Today, Liam Neeson, one of the world's finest actors, and I are going to say the alphabet.
36:45And Rubber Ducky, one of the finest duckies in the world, you're welcome, is going to direct.
36:52Uh, wait, wait, Ernie.
36:54Yeah?
36:55Rubber Ducky's going to direct?
36:56Mm-hmm.
36:58But, um, I've never worked with a ducky before.
37:02Oh, oh, don't worry, Liam.
37:03Relax, you'll be fine.
37:06Oh, Rubber Ducky says let's begin.
37:08Okay.
37:09Okay.
37:11A.
37:12Uh-oh, cut, cut, cut, cut.
37:13What's the matter?
37:15Well, Rubber Ducky's saying that that's my part.
37:17Oh, I'm sorry, Ernie.
37:19Forgive me.
37:20From the top?
37:21Okay, here we go.
37:23A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I.
37:31Cut, cut, cut, cut.
37:33What's the matter now?
37:34Rubber Ducky says that part's just not right for you.
37:37No?
37:38No.
37:39No.
37:39But I know I can do it, Rubber Ducky, if you just give me the chance.
37:43Sorry, Liam.
37:44He's the director.
37:45He wants me to do that part, too.
37:48Let's see.
37:50H, I, J, K.
37:52Oh, can I do the next part?
37:54I love the next part.
37:56No?
37:57Rubber Ducky says he has something else in mind for you.
38:00Really?
38:01Mm-hmm.
38:02L, M, N, O, P.
38:04No.
38:04Nope.
38:05Q, R, S, D, U, V.
38:07No.
38:08Not yet.
38:08W, X, Y, and...
38:14Y, and...
38:15Liam.
38:16Liam, you're on.
38:17This is your part.
38:18This is it.
38:19My part?
38:19Yes.
38:20W, X, Y, and...
38:22Z!
38:24Oh!
38:26Oh, wow!
38:27That was wonderful.
38:28That was some performance, wasn't it, Rubber Ducky?
38:32You know, a part like this comes along just once in a lifetime.
38:38Oh, wow!
38:39Those are beautiful!
38:40You did a great job.
38:43Oh, you're welcome.
38:44Oh, you're welcome.
39:29What can you tell me about this apple, Jasper?
39:31Well, Julius, it's round and red.
39:39Go on.
39:41And juicy.
39:46And sweet.
39:50And gone.
40:09A demonstration by the Pink Panther.
40:38Well, Countcateers, want to go look for something else to count?
40:41Well, I think I'm all counted out.
40:45Oh, come to think of it, I am too.
40:48What about you kids?
40:50Should we stop counting?
40:51Yeah.
40:52Ah, my little Countcateers.
40:55What are you counting?
40:57Well, nothing.
40:59We love counting.
41:00And we had a great day counting, but...
41:03But we don't feel like counting anymore.
41:05Is that okay?
41:06Is it count?
41:07Is it okay?
41:08Well, of course you should only count when you feel like it.
41:12I de-count, of course.
41:13Always feel like counting.
41:15Hmm.
41:16So we could be the Birdcateers again and do different things.
41:21Absolutely.
41:22Why not?
41:23And I will count all the things you do.
41:26Hey, you could be a Birdcateer too, Count.
41:29Count me in.
41:30Ha-ha.
41:31Okay, kids, let's go.
41:37Yay!
41:41I love being a Birdcateer, and I've discovered something I can count.
41:46What count?
41:47My feathers.
41:49One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
41:52This could be a very long Birdcateer meeting.
41:56La, la, la, la, la, la, la, Elmo's World.
42:00La, la, la, la, la, la, Elmo's World.
42:04Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
42:19That's Elmo's World.
42:24Hi, this is Elmo's World.
42:28Yeah, Elmo's very happy to see you.
42:31And so is Dorothy.
42:36Say hello, Dorothy.
42:39That's what Elmo's thinking about today.
42:43Oh, come on, door.
42:47Elmo needs to open you.
43:00That's right, Elmo is thinking about your hatch.
43:10Elmo thinks this hatch is too big for Elmo.
43:30Oh, come on.
43:50Dorothy's been thinking about hats, too.
43:53And Dorothy has a question.
43:55How do you put on a hat?
43:58Very good question, Dorothy.
44:01Let's go see someone put on a hat and find out.
44:05Mr. Noodle!
44:07Oh, shade.
44:09What are you doing?
44:19Hey, Mr. Noodle, how do you put on a hat?
44:25Not on your elbow, Mr. Noodle.
44:27Not on your elbow, Mr. Noodle.
44:29Yeah, on your head.
44:31No!
44:31No, not like that.
44:33Take it off your arm.
44:36Take the hat, yeah, off your elbow and put it on your head.
44:41No!
44:42Not upside down.
44:44Use the inside of the hat.
44:47Put your head in the hat.
44:50In the hat, Mr. Noodle.
44:51In the hat.
44:52In the hat.
44:53Try again, Mr. Noodle.
44:56Go ahead.
44:58No!
44:59No, no, no.
45:00You sat on your hat, Mr. Noodle.
45:02Put it on your hat.
45:03On your hat, Mr. Noodle.
45:08No, no, not like that.
45:10It's on your pants.
45:12The hat is on your pants.
45:15No!
45:15On your head.
45:16No, put it on your hat.
45:18Put it on your hat.
45:20Put it on your hat.
45:21Put it on your hat.
45:22Try again.
45:24What?
45:25How'd you do that?
45:28Wow!
45:29That was very cool.
45:30Yay, Mr. Noodle didn't like it.
45:33Now you gotta get back down.
45:35Uh-oh.
45:36Mr. Noodle can't get back down.
45:39Mr. Noodle.
45:41Mr. Noodle.
45:48Dorothy wants to ask someone else.
45:51How do you put on a hat?
46:02First, I cross it like this.
46:09Then next, I make a loop like this, then I put it around like that, then I put it through
46:19like this.
46:25These just snaps and they go like this.
46:47Now, Elmo's going to ask a baby.
46:53Hello, how do you put on a hat?
47:05Thank you, baby.
47:10Now, Elmo will ask you a question about hats.
47:13How many gallons of water fit into a 10-gallon hat?
47:17Let's count the gallons of water and see.
47:20Oh, hi, hats.
47:23One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
47:40Eleven!
47:42Wow, that's an 11-gallon hat.
47:47Wow, great counting, everybody.
47:51Elmo knows something else about hats, too.
47:55Who wears hats and who doesn't?
47:58Elmo will show you.
48:11As soon as Elmo opens his drawer...
48:14Oh, okay.
48:18Elmo will show you now!
48:24Mailboxes?
48:26Don't wear hats.
48:28Birthday kids don't wear hats.
48:32But kids at birthday parties do.
48:37Guinea pigs don't wear hats.
48:40But they should very snazzy.
48:45Grover doesn't wear hats.
48:49But Super Grover does.
48:55And it's a tight thing, too.
49:03Oh, Elmo knows something else about hats.
49:07You can make them yourself.
49:09Yeah, Elmo's friend, Nicole, made her very own hat.
49:13And I told Elmo how she did it.
49:20First, Nicole got everything she needed to make her hat.
49:28A big piece of construction paper,
49:32some glue,
49:34some very pretty glitter,
49:36and a feather.
49:39Then Nicole wrapped the construction paper
49:42around the top of her head
49:44in the shape of a cone.
49:48Nicole's mom helped a little.
49:51Then Nicole glued the hat together.
49:57It took a little while for the glue to dry.
50:01Then Nicole took the glue
50:03and made squiggly lines all over the hat.
50:10Then Nicole took the pretty glitter
50:12and poured it on the squiggly lines of glue.
50:17And they finished it with a feather.
50:21And that's how Nicole made her hat.
50:24Super hat, Nicole!
50:32Da-da, da-da-da-da-da-da!
50:35Da-da-da-da-da!
50:38Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
50:40Boy, Elmo liked Nicole's hat so much,
50:43Nicole gave it to Elmo.
50:45She's very nice.
50:47Now, Elmo wants to know more about hats.
50:50Good thing Elmo's wearing a speaking hat.
50:55Oh, oh, one second, television.
50:57Elmo's thinking how Elmo can learn more about hats.
51:00Yeah.
51:01Huh? Huh?
51:04Yeah!
51:05Elmo understands.
51:07Elmo can watch the Hat Channel!
51:09Yeah!
51:11The Hat Channel.
51:13All hats, all the time.
51:15And now, The Hat Channel presents
51:17Why People Wear Hats.
51:19Why people wear hats.
51:22People wear hats for many important reasons.
51:25To keep warm.
51:29To keep dry.
51:31Good thing I'm wearing my hat.
51:37To protect your head from acorn-throwing squirrels.
51:45And to protect squirrels.
51:49People also wear hats because they like them.
51:52Some people like them so much,
51:54they wear all their hats at the same time.
52:06Hats off to hats!
52:09Coming up on The Hat Channel,
52:11Bowlers for Dollars and Love Bowlers.
52:14Hats off, folks!
52:16Oh!
52:17Oh, thank you, Mr. Television.
52:20Now, Elmo wants to know even more about hats.
52:26Who could this be?
52:31Why not talk to a hat?
52:34Hey, yeah!
52:35Elmo would love to talk to a hat.
52:38Jolly good.
52:39I'm Mr. Hat.
52:41Hello, Mr. Hat.
52:43We hats are a simple lot.
52:45Actually, only a few parts.
52:48Hmm.
52:49The top of the hat is called the top.
52:53Wow!
52:55And this part...
52:57Yeah, what's that?
52:58That is called the brim.
53:01Rhymes with Tim.
53:03Brim, Tim.
53:04Brim, Tim.
53:05Brim, Tim.
53:07Brim, Tim.
53:08Brim, Tim.
53:09And what's this part called?
53:11Where you put your head in.
53:12Ah, that's called the place where you put your head in.
53:16Elmo should have guessed that.
53:17Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
53:19Yoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
53:22What was that?
53:24That's the crash helmet which you wear to protect your head.
53:29Crashing again!
53:31No batter.
53:31No batter.
53:32No batter.
53:33No batter.
53:34Ha, ha!
53:35What's that?
53:36That's the baseball hat.
53:38You wear a baseball hat for playing baseball.
53:41You call yourself a pitcher?
53:43You're nothing but a glass of water.
53:45No batter.
53:46No batter.
53:47No batter.
53:47No batter.
53:49Hey, look.
53:51Dorothy's imagining Elmo wearing a baseball hat.
53:58Elmo got it.
53:59Elmo got it.
54:00Elmo got it.
54:08Elmo got it.
54:14You wear a special hat for doing construction.
54:17A hard hat to protect your head.
54:25You need a magician's hat for doing magic.
54:30Abracadabra!
54:32Hey, hey, hey.
54:33Get off of me.
54:34Whoa!
54:35And you need a special hat for being shot out of a cannon.
54:39Whee!
54:44The old show on the curtain helmet.
54:54You really shouldn't do any of those things without a hat.
54:57No one should.
54:59Oh, okay, Mr. Hat.
55:00Thanks.
55:00Hmm.
55:01Actually, any time.
55:06What a crashing ball.
55:10Rim tin.
55:11Rim tin.
55:13Rim tin.
55:15Rim tin.
55:15Rim tin.
55:16Rim tin.
55:17Wow.
55:18Hats keep your head safe and warm.
55:21But, how do hats keep warm?
55:26Elmo made a video with this camera.
55:29It's called,
55:31How to keep your hat warm.
55:33By Elmo.
55:35Television.
55:36Oh, there you are.
55:40Where is it?
55:42There it is.
55:44See?
55:45You put a hat on your hat.
55:47That's how you keep it warm.
55:50See?
55:51Yeah.
55:55Thank you, Mr. Television.
55:59Oh, Elmo loves hats.
56:02Oh, so does Dorothy.
56:04So, Dorothy wants to sing the hat song.
56:11You can sing, too.
56:17Come on, sing everybody.
56:34Say goodbye, Dorothy.
56:38Bye, everybody.
56:51That's Vanessa. Bye.
57:014,722 feathers.
57:044,723 feathers.
57:074,724 feathers.
57:10Sesame Street was brought to you today by the letter K
57:14and the number 15.
57:1626 feathers.
57:184,000...
57:19Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.
57:234,728 feathers.
57:26That's 4...
57:264,728 feathers.
57:32Uh, uh, uh.
57:342,728 feathers.
57:36I love this Burketeer Club.
57:41That's one.
57:43One snore.
57:49Toodaloo.
57:515,000 wij,