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00:15Show number three.
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01:03ΒΆ Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away ΒΆΒΆ
01:10ΒΆ On my way to where the air is free ΒΆΒΆ
01:16ΒΆ Can you tell me how to get ΒΆΒΆ ΒΆ How to get to Sesame Street ΒΆΒΆ
01:23ΒΆ Call and play ΒΆΒΆ Everything's A-OK ΒΆΒΆ
01:31ΒΆ Friendly neighbors there ΒΆΒΆ That's where we meet ΒΆΒΆ
01:36ΒΆ Can you tell me how to get ΒΆΒΆ ΒΆΒΆ How to get to Sesame Street ΒΆΒΆ
01:42ΒΆΒΆ How to get to Sesame Street ΒΆΒΆ
01:45ΒΆΒΆ How to get to Sesame Street ΒΆΒΆ
02:00ΒΆΒΆ Hey, come on over ΒΆΒΆ
02:02ΒΆΒΆ Glad you could make it ΒΆΒΆ
02:04ΒΆΒΆ This is a swinging sunny day on Sesame Street ΒΆΒΆ
02:08ΒΆΒΆ And on a sunny day on Sesame Street ΒΆΒΆ
02:10ΒΆΒΆ We're brought to you by the letter S ΒΆΒΆ
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02:44with a letter S. Listen for them. Six silly sailors came skating down our street. They
02:55passed a smiling snowman wearing sneakers on his feet. Then they spied a schoolyard.
03:04Sully took turns on the slide. And all played on the seesaw. Three sailors on each side.
03:15Hey, great. Isn't S a swinging letter, though? Oh, you bet it is. Well, see you later. I'm
03:24gonna go have a sandwich. Another nifty S word? What's that? That's a something. Something
03:40starts with S. That's an S. And that's a snake. And snake starts with S. I am a snake. My
03:49name is Sam. And Sam starts with S. Looky there. The snake is smiling. Smiling starts
03:55with S. Sam the snake sees several skunks. Skunks start with S. I'm a skunk. My name is Sissy.
04:04Sissy starts with S. Sometimes skunks are sort of smelly. Smelly starts with S. Sam and
04:12Sissy see a seesaw. Seesaw starts with S. Sam and Sissy saw a seesaw. Saw starts with S. Sam
04:22and Sissy build a slide. Slide starts with S. Sam and Sissy see some soldiers. Soldiers start
04:30with S. I am a soldier. My name is Sanford. Sanford starts with S. The other soldiers make
04:37a snowman. Snowman starts with S. I am a snowman. My name's Hubert. Hubert? That doesn't start
04:47with S. That's absolutely right. Hubert does not start with S. However, I've got something
04:54to show you. A movie that is out of sight. You're really gonna love this movie. It's all
04:59about what kids are made of. Huh? What kids are made of? Hey, how come you never show
05:06any movies about what grouches are made of, huh? Uh, come here, Oscar. What? We all know
05:14you're a grouch, right? Well, yeah, of course. Yeah. And we know it's important to you.
05:19Of course I am. Okay that we see what grouches are made of. But believe it or not, Oscar, just
05:24between you and me. Nobody else cares. We don't care. We care what grouches are made
05:28of. No. We don't care. All right? So now, let me get back to this. Now this movie, which
05:34is really a great movie about... Hey! Lots of people care. Yeah, okay, Oscar, cool it. Will you
05:41please? Because I want to tell them about this movie. This is a very important, swinging, great
05:45movie. And they got to see it. Okay, but I'm not gonna watch. See? Okay, all right, just
05:51be quiet, okay? Don't watch. Now, here it is. I'm not watching. You're not watching. He's
05:57not gonna watch. You watch. See? I'm not watching. Here's the movie called What Kids Are Made Of.
06:02I wouldn't watch it with a ten-foot pro.
06:37Our heads are gardens that grow hair. Some hair is dark and some is fair. Some is yellow,
06:49some is brown. Some stands up and some hangs down. And some the wind blows in your eyes.
07:11Some eyes are brown and some are blue. But all are made for seeing through. Sometimes
07:20they shut, as this one did. For every eye has its eyelid. And every eyelid has its lashes. For
07:32keeping out the dust and ashes.
07:55your eyes are good friends, I suppose. But are divided by your nose. Then come the
08:05lips and underneath. Chewing and smiling are the teeth.
08:27a tongue is useful without doubt. For talking and for sticking out. Some tongues are long but don't come near.
08:40Reaching around.
08:42to touch the ear. The cheek is just in front of that. And when we smile it's round and fat.
08:52Faces all end up with a chin. Though some stick out and some stick in.
09:00The cheek is just in front of that. And when we smile it's in front of that. And when we
09:01smile it's in front of that. And when we smile it's in front of that.
09:29The cream will all tend to touch with the cheek. Then look round like a ring. The throat in front
09:33for swallowing. The neck is long but even more so is the part we call the torso.
09:50So from shoulders that we hang a gown on, going to what we all sit down on, the chest,
10:00the shoulders, and the back, and stomach, something like a sack.
10:15The arms come from the shoulders, and each has an elbow, wrist, and hand.
10:23Out of the hand the fingers come, first, second, third, fourth, and the thumb.
10:31The first is the index and the dinky, one on the end is called the pinky.
11:00Next to the last tall legs and these bend in the middle at the knees.
11:08And last of all, we find the feet with shoes to keep them off the street.
11:16Hey, those feet are running away. I guess we've sung enough today.
11:53All right, Oscar. Now, admit it.
11:54Wasn't that a great movie?
11:56How would I know? I didn't watch it.
11:58You didn't?
11:59I especially didn't watch the part where the kids were playing in the park.
12:02Okay.
12:02Yeah, and they didn't watch the part where they were playing around the fire engine either.
12:06He didn't watch it, right?
12:07The way they ran over the bridge. I didn't watch the part where they're all having fun.
12:10Okay, okay. I didn't watch.
12:12You didn't watch it. How would you like to play a game instead?
12:15I hate games. I hate games.
12:18You all like games. All right. How about drawing some pictures?
12:22Pictures are dumb.
12:24They're dumb.
12:26How about seeing a movie called What Grouches Are Made Of?
12:31Who would want to see a dumb movie like that?
12:33Okay, okay. How about watching Bob sing Good Morning Starshine?
12:39I hate music. Hey. Hey. Wait a minute. What'd you say about a movie?
12:45Oh, no. Forget it now. It's too late, Oscar. Don't worry about it.
12:48Wait a minute. A movie about the...
12:49No, that's too late. Here's Bob and a friend.
12:52Hey, wait a minute.
12:53I offered to show you the movie.
13:12Good Morning Starshine
13:17The Earth Says Hello
13:20You twinkle above us
13:25We twinkle below
13:28Good morning, starshine
13:33You lead us along
13:37My love and me as we sing
13:42Our early morning singing song
13:46Glitty glop gloopy, nitty nitty nitty nitty
13:50La la la la la
13:55Saba sibi saba, newbie ava nava
13:59La la la la
14:02Toobie oobie waba, newbie ava nava
14:06Early morning singing song
14:09Good morning, starshine
14:13With love in your scar
14:17Just watching the sunlight
14:21In my lover's eyes
14:24Good morning, starshine
14:28So happy to see
14:33My love and me as we sing
14:37Our early morning singing song
14:42Glitty glop gloopy, nitty nitty nitty nitty nitty nitty nitty nitty
14:46La la la la
14:50Saba sibi saba, newbie ava nava
14:54La la la la
14:58Toobie oobie waba, newbie ava nava
15:02Early morning singing song
15:06Singing a song
15:08Humming a song
15:10Singing a song
15:12Toobie oobie waba
15:14Loving a song
15:16Humming a song
15:18Singing a song
15:19La la la la la
15:21Sing a song
15:23Song the sing
15:25fewerν s
15:27Sing sing sing sing song
15:33La la la la la
15:39La la la la la
15:42La la la la
15:42La la la
15:43Saba sibi sjΓ€lva
15:47Shhh, it's getting light
15:51It's the sun. Morning. It's the beginning of a new day.
16:00This is one big, tough bird.
16:03He's a rooster, and every other chicken in the yard does what he says.
16:09But once the rooster was small, so small he lived in an egg, the way all chickens do, at the
16:18beginning.
16:41Every city, every town was once a grassy field or a forest, but then there was a beginning.
16:49Someone decided to build, and one block went on top of another block, and another, and another.
17:26A lake of water.
17:28Water stretches on and on, but way back at the start, the beginning, there was the first drop, which joined
17:37other drops, and splashed and dashed, wider and stronger, and became a stream, and then a river.
17:47And finally, held in by the hills and the land, it became a lake.
17:59And the cup, which holds your milk, also had a beginning.
18:05You'd say it was nothing more than a mud ball, and be right.
18:10But then someone made it grow, and take shape.
18:29A happy birthday cake didn't always look so good.
18:35Once, it looked pretty muddy itself.
18:46But into the oven, on with the icing.
18:53Light up the candles, and there it is.
18:57And whoops, there it goes.
19:05A tall, strong tree was once so small, a boy could step on it by mistake.
19:14Or he could hold it in his hand.
19:17But give it some good earth, and some sun, and some rain, and some time.
19:24Lots of time.
19:25Lots of time.
19:27And there it stands.
19:30Ready for climbing.
19:33Or for making shade.
19:36And for making the world green and lovely for years and years.
19:50But the best beginning of them all.
19:53One big can of paint.
19:55Is a baby.
19:58Who knows what the baby will be?
20:03The whole world waits and watches.
20:07And loves the baby.
20:10For a baby is the best beginning of them all.
20:19One big can of paint.
20:21Hmm.
20:23Is that the biggest can of paint you got, Mr. Hooper?
20:27Oh, no, no.
20:28I also have this one.
20:31It's bigger.
20:32Oh.
20:34A bigger, big one, and a bigger one.
20:38Is that it then?
20:40Oh, no, no.
20:41I also have this one.
20:43It's my biggest can of paint.
20:46Oh.
20:48Big.
20:49Bigger.
20:50Biggest.
20:52Big.
20:53Big.
20:56Biggest.
20:59This is a big car, but what you need is a bigger car.
21:05I told you before, this car's not big enough for you.
21:09What you need is a bigger car.
21:22Bigger.
21:26Bigger.
21:28Bigger.
21:30Bigger.
21:32Bigger.
21:32Bigger.
21:34Bigger.
21:34Bigger.
21:35Bigger.
21:37Bigger.
21:38Bigger.
21:39Bigger.
21:40Bigger.
21:40Bigger.
21:55This is the car for you.
21:57It's the biggest car in the lot.
22:24This is the car for you.
23:08I told you before, you don't want this car.
23:10This is the biggest car in the lot.
23:12I have something else to show you.
23:14But let us see.
23:16Oh, and this is it.
23:18Fine, let me show you another one.
23:34You don't want this car.
23:36This car is bigger than the car you need.
23:38I want to see it anyway.
23:53See, I told you it was bigger than your need.
24:00This is the car for you.
24:02This is a big car, but not too big.
24:04Oh, it's beautiful.
24:06I like it.
24:07We'll take it.
24:15It's great.
24:16How much is it?
24:17Oh, it's just a mere twelve and a half.
24:20That's fine.
24:21And you know, this car is big enough.
24:23I'm sure you'll be satisfied.
24:39Biggest.
24:41Bigger.
24:43Big.
24:44Uh, let me get this straight, Mr. Hooper.
24:47All right.
24:48Uh, you've got a big can of paint and a bigger can of paint and a biggest can of paint.
24:55Right.
24:56Oh.
24:56Well, I'll take this one.
25:01All right.
25:02That will be thirty-five cents.
25:05Oh.
25:06Well, here's ten cents on account.
25:10On account?
25:12Yeah.
25:13On account of that's all I got.
25:16Thanks, Mr. Hooper.
25:22Ten cents.
25:27Up.
25:29One.
25:30Two.
25:32Three.
25:34Four.
25:36Five.
25:39Six.
25:41Seven.
25:44Eight.
25:47Nine.
25:49Ten.
25:53Down.
25:55No!
25:56No!
25:56No!
26:02Did you hear, Ernie?
26:05Ernie, I'm tired of that program, Ernie.
26:08Hey, let's turn it off, OK?
26:13Ernie.
26:17Ernie.
26:17Ernie, I think it's time to have a talk about taking turns.
26:21I mean, you know, you've been watching TV for a long time,
26:25and I want to listen to a record.
26:27Shh!
26:28Come on, Bert. Can't you see I'm trying to watch TV?
26:30Now, come on.
26:31Okay, smart guy.
26:33You watch your old TV.
26:34I'm going to play a record anyhow.
26:38Look at that.
26:41Hey!
26:42Hey, Bert!
26:43Hey, I can't hear the TV with the record going.
26:46Okay.
26:47You want to play a record?
26:48See if you can hear your record with the radio going.
26:53Okay.
26:54Okay, smart guy.
26:55See if you'll like this over here.
26:58How about that?
27:01Nice.
27:01Yeah, yeah.
27:02Sure.
27:03Yeah.
27:03Why not?
27:07Well.
27:09There.
27:10Now, you see?
27:11You blew a fuse.
27:12Oh, well, don't just stand there talking about it.
27:14You were the one that had the bright idea to, you know, turn on the dumb mixer.
27:18What are we going to do now?
27:19I have an idea.
27:20You go around and turn off all the things we turn on, and I'll try and fix a fuse.
27:26Okay.
27:27Let's see.
27:28Let's see the television set over here.
27:33Let's see the mixer was over here somewhere.
27:38Let's see the radio was here.
27:42And let's see.
27:44Oh, the phonograph is back here.
27:48There.
27:53Hey, how about we play a game of cards together?
27:57Okay.
27:57Good idea, Bert.
27:59Let me get him.
28:00Okay.
28:01Yeah, I'm sorry about, you know, the record player and all, Ernie.
28:04Yeah.
28:05Well, I'm sorry about, you know, watching television that much, too, so.
28:08Well, I'm really sorry about the mixer here.
28:10That was rough.
28:10Well, I'm sorry about the radio, too, you know.
28:12Well, I'm sorry about interrupting you watching television.
28:14Well, you know, well, we shouldn't really, you know, try to do things like that, I guess.
28:17No, I, I, I...
28:22Hey, Susan?
28:24What?
28:25Why don't you, uh, go back there where Bob is and catch a couple?
28:29Yeah, come on back, Susan.
28:30Ah, no.
28:31You know, football's for boys to play and for girls to watch.
28:43Frogs and snails and puppy dog tails, that's what boys are made of.
28:48But sugar and spice and everything nice, that's what girls are made of.
28:56When I have a brand new hairdo with my eyelashes all in curl,
29:05I float like the clouds on air do, I enjoy being a girl.
29:13When he says I'm cute and funny, and my teeth aren't teeth but furl,
29:22I just laugh it up like honey, I enjoy being a girl.
29:30I flip when my fella sends me flowers,
30:02I drew a look that dresses me a lace,
30:03You know, I talk on the telephone for a girl like a girl like me.
30:06Oh, Alison, listen, I think you should try these things on.
30:11Let's see.
30:12Oh, that's stunning.
30:14Oh, you're just roushing.
30:16Look at that.
30:18Oh, Alison, that's really great.
30:22I flip when my fella sends me flowers,
30:26And I drew the red dresses made of lace,
30:30You know, I talk on the telephone for hours,
30:34With a pound and a half of cream upon my face.
30:39I'm strictly a female, female,
30:43And my future turned out to be
30:46In the home of a brave and free male
30:50Who enjoys being a guy
30:58Having a girl like me
31:09Hey, Alison, I got a puzzle for you.
31:12And for you, too.
31:13It's called,
31:14Whose Baby Is This?
31:18Now, is it her baby?
31:22Or her baby?
31:26Or her baby?
31:28That's right, it's her baby.
31:30That's a reindeer, a mother reindeer,
31:32And a baby reindeer.
31:33And we're gonna look at some more pictures
31:35Of the little reindeer.
31:38Oh, it's just been born,
31:40And it can hardly walk.
31:42Look at it.
31:44It's got long legs,
31:45But it doesn't know quite what to do with them.
31:47Oh!
31:48Mother says, get up, get up.
31:51Come on.
31:55Come on.
31:58Now the mother's walking away.
32:02You know what that's for, Alison?
32:04Mm-hmm.
32:05What?
32:09That's right.
32:09Force the baby to walk.
32:12You know, that's how mothers,
32:14Human mothers,
32:15Hold on to the babies,
32:17And they let them walk.
32:19Well, this mother can't hold on to the baby,
32:22But she encourages the baby to walk to her.
32:29He needs some encouragement, too.
32:31Look, he can't get his front legs to go
32:32The same way his back legs go.
32:37He says, I just got here, and you walk away.
32:41He says, I just got here, and you walk away.
32:47Oh, look.
32:53That baby's determined.
33:01She's proud of the baby.
33:13All newborn babies have a hard time learning how to walk.
33:20What's that?
33:21That's a something.
33:23Something starts with S.
33:25That's an S.
33:26And that's a snake.
33:28And snake starts with S.
33:30I am a snake.
33:31My name is Sam.
33:33And Sam starts with S.
33:35Looky there, the snake is smiling.
33:37Smiling starts with S.
33:39Sam the snake sees several skunks.
33:41Skunk start with S.
33:43I'm a skunk.
33:45My name is Sissy.
33:47Sissy starts with S.
33:49Sometimes skunks are sort of smelly.
33:52Smelly starts with S.
33:54Sam and Sissy see a seesaw.
33:56Seesaw starts with S.
33:59Sam and Sissy saw a seesaw.
34:02Saw starts with S.
34:04Sam and Sissy build a slide.
34:07Slide starts with S.
34:09Sam and Sissy see some soldiers.
34:12Soldiers start with S.
34:14I am a soldier.
34:15My name is Sanford.
34:17Sanford starts with S.
34:19The other soldiers make a snowman.
34:22Snowman starts with S.
34:24I am a snowman.
34:26My name's Hubert.
34:27Hubert?
34:29That doesn't start with S.
34:41Susan, I have a present for you.
34:44You do?
34:44I do.
34:45That's very nice.
34:47Here it is.
34:48What's it for?
34:49It's last year's birthday present.
34:51Last year's birthday present.
34:53Hey fellas, come look at last year's birthday present Big Bird gave me.
35:04Better late than never, you know.
35:06Yeah, that's true Big Bird.
35:08Hey, that's great.
35:09Hey, that's alright.
35:10Oh, nice.
35:11And I put a big letter on it.
35:14The first letter in Susan's name.
35:16E.
35:17Uh, Big Bird.
35:19That's an E.
35:21Yep, yep.
35:22The first letter in Susan's name.
35:25There it is.
35:25I put it right there.
35:26A big bird.
35:29Big Bird.
35:30Don't you like it?
35:31Love it.
35:32Oh, I think it's a very beautiful sweater.
35:34It's nice.
35:34Yeah, but Big Bird, look.
35:36Yeah.
35:36Just between you and me and the rest of us, Susan starts with S.
35:43Huh?
35:44S.
35:45Yeah, Big Bird.
35:46You know what I mean?
35:46You sure?
35:47Yeah, S.
35:48Oh, Susan is an S word?
35:51Yeah.
35:52Not an E?
35:53No, no.
35:53Like Ernie or something.
35:55That's an E word, but this is an S word, Susan.
35:58Oh, no.
35:58Oh, I did it again.
36:00No, that's alright.
36:01No, I did.
36:02I did, I did.
36:02I'm always walking into doors and walls and putting E's on instead of S's.
36:08Oh, no.
36:09Wait a minute.
36:10Wait a minute.
36:10I think I can fix it.
36:15Ah.
36:16Hey, look at that.
36:18Look.
36:19Oh, that's an E.
36:20I made it an S.
36:20You looking, Big Bird?
36:22No.
36:22Look.
36:22Well, look.
36:23Look, look.
36:24Come on.
36:24Come on, Big Bird.
36:25You can look.
36:25Look.
36:26See?
36:26Hey.
36:27It's an S now.
36:28It's an S?
36:29Yeah.
36:29How did you do that?
36:31Oh, well, watch.
36:31I'll show you.
36:32First, you take this part back over here and make it an E.
36:37See?
36:38It's back to an E.
36:39Oh, it's an E now.
36:41Shazam.
36:42That's an S word.
36:43That's an S word.
36:44Oh, it's an S.
36:45Good.
36:45Now it's back to an S.
36:46Hey, that's good.
36:47Hey.
36:51Hey.
36:52Hi.
36:53I'm a seal.
36:54He he he.
36:55Seal begins with the letter S.
37:01Can you say S?
37:03Try it.
37:04S.
37:06Oh, very good.
37:09Now I want you to listen to a little story.
37:13There are a lot of words in it that begin with the letter S. Listen for them.
37:19Six silly sailors came skating down our street.
37:26They passed a smiling snowman wearing sneakers on his feet.
37:33Then they spied a schoolyard.
37:36So they took turns on the slide.
37:40And all played on the seesaw.
37:43Three sailors on each side.
37:46Hey, great.
37:48Isn't S a swinging letter, though?
37:51Oh, you bet it is.
37:54Well, see you later.
37:55I'm gonna go have a sandwich.
38:02Another nifty S word?
38:08It's as easy as A-B-Z.
38:11I mean, C.
38:12You take one thing, you put it in the drawer, you press this button, and out comes two.
38:21Every time.
38:23Put in a, uh, chocolate bar, piece of cake, or a dollar bill.
38:30Press this button, and out comes two every time.
38:35I call it Hooper Super Duper Abracadabra Two Maker.
38:41Uh...
38:42You give it a try?
38:42Yeah, but wait a minute.
38:44This Hooper Super Duper Abracadabra Two Maker.
38:51Two Maker.
38:53You put one thing in.
38:55Right.
38:56And you get two out.
38:58Every time.
38:59Every time.
39:00All right.
39:01Make a little money out of this.
39:05Here is a one dollar bill.
39:09One dollar bill!
39:11Put it in the drawer!
39:14Press the button!
39:21Abracadabra!
39:23Every time.
39:25Open it up now.
39:34Oh.
39:38Put in one and get out two.
39:43Oh.
39:44That two.
39:44I've been looking for that.
39:45A two like that for the last two weeks.
39:47Hey, I'll give you 25 cents for it, Gordon.
39:50Oh, no, no, no, no.
39:51All right, 50 cents.
39:52No, not 50.
39:53Gordon, you strike a hard bargain.
39:56One dollar and that's final?
39:57One dollar.
39:59You got a deal.
40:01Ha, ha, ha!
40:03My little beauty!
40:05I found you at last!
40:07Mwah!
40:15One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
40:21One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
40:34One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
40:57One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
41:06Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
41:10One.
41:12Two, two, two, two, two.
41:15Let's sing along our two.
41:19How many is two?
41:21Two ice cream cones.
41:23One, two, three, two turtles.
41:33One, two, three, two hens.
41:40One, two, three, two hats.
41:45One, two, three, two butterflies.
41:49One, two, three.
42:13Hi, Jim.
42:16Oh, hello, buddy.
42:17Hey, Jim, can I help you tidy the room up?
42:20Oh, thanks a lot.
42:22Why don't you put those shoes in the boxes that they came in?
42:27Put those shoes in the boxes that they came in?
42:29That they came in.
42:29Okay, Jim.
42:30Thanks a lot.
42:33Don't forget, I'll put one pair of shoes in each of the boxes.
42:37Right.
42:37One pair of shoes in each box.
42:40Good boy.
42:40All right.
42:41Hey, Jim, how many is a pair?
42:47A pair is two.
42:49You put two shoes in each of the boxes.
42:53Right.
42:56One shoe, one shoe, make a pair.
43:00Put the two shoes in the big box.
43:03One shoe and one shoe is another pair.
43:07And we'll put these in the little box.
43:17Hey, Jim, are you sure that these are the right shoe boxes for the shoes here?
43:25Sure, I'm sure.
43:27These are the boxes that the shoes can't...
43:29I had a little trouble with this one here.
43:32You can't do anything right.
43:35Now I'll have to do it myself.
43:38Now watch very closely and try to remember how I do it, will you?
43:41All right, I'll watch and I'll learn.
43:43Watch and you'll learn.
43:44It's a way to learn.
43:45It's very simple.
43:46All right.
43:46I take these two shoes out of the big box.
43:50Yeah.
43:50And I put them on the table.
43:52Right?
43:53That's right.
43:53Then I take the two shoes that are in the little box.
43:56Yeah.
43:57And I bring them way over here.
43:59And I'm going to put them right in the big box.
44:02Was that hard?
44:04You look at that.
44:06Ha!
44:07Well, you did it, Jim.
44:08Sure, I did it.
44:09Now all we have to do is take these two shoes and we put them right in the little box.
44:19Wait a minute.
44:21I think there's something wrong here.
44:23I'm sure these are the boxes that these shoes came in.
44:29Wait a minute, Jim.
44:30Let me try.
44:31Look.
44:32Ha, ha, ha.
44:34Now.
44:34Buddy.
44:35What?
44:36What did you do that for?
44:38Well, Jim.
44:38Now you've got them all mixed up and we'll have to start all over again.
44:42I thought that if we put this shoe with this shoe and put them in the big box, and put
44:51this
44:51shoe with this shoe and put them in the little box, that...
45:00Well, I hope you're satisfied.
45:03You made a big mess of everything.
45:06Now we're worse off now than when we first started.
45:09Don't worry, Jim.
45:11Don't worry at all.
45:12I'll figure it out.
45:13I'll figure it out, Jim, if it takes me a million years.
45:15I'll handle this.
45:16Oh, forget about it.
45:19Since these shoes won't fit in the little box, you know what I'm going to have to do?
45:24I'm going to have to wear them out today.
45:26I'm sorry, Jim, that you have to wear those shoes.
45:30I did a lot of trouble with this box here.
45:33Hey, Jim.
45:35What are you going to do today, anyway?
45:38Today, I'm going to play tennis.
45:40Oh.
45:48Oh, my finger.
45:52Oh, my toes.
45:55Oh, my thumb.
45:58Oh, my nose.
46:01Oh, my elbow.
46:03Oh, my knee.
46:06Oh, my face.
46:09Oh, poor me.
46:11Otherwise, I feel fine.
46:27All right, it's right.
46:30Oh, my elbow.
46:34Oh, my gezell.
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50:26Picture yourself in a boat on a river with tangerine trees and a marmalade skies.
50:38Somebody calls you, you answer quite slowly.
50:44A girl with kaleidoscope eyes.
50:50Cellophane flowers of yellow and green towering over your head.
51:01Look for the girl with the sun in her eyes and she's gone.
51:07Here we go man, come on now.
51:09Here we go.
51:10Yeah.
51:11Bluezy in the sky with diamonds.
51:15Bluezy in the sky with diamonds.
51:20Bluezy in the sky with diamonds.
51:27Here we go.
51:28Come on, come on.
51:34Picture yourself on a train in a station with plastic sink porters with looking glass ties.
51:46Suddenly someone is there at the turnstile of the girl with kaleidoscope eyes.
51:56Is that what we do it?
51:57Not yet.
51:59Newspaper taxis up here on the shore.
52:03Waiting to take you away.
52:07Stand on board and your guns going.
52:09Climb in the back with your head in the clouds and you're gone.
52:15Here we go.
52:16Yeah baby.
52:18Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
52:22Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
52:27Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
52:31Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
52:35Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
52:38Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
52:39Here we go.
52:40Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
52:44Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
52:47guy? It's not. No, that's Wanda the Witch. Who? Wanda the Witch. This weird story of Wanda the
52:58Witch is brought to you courtesy of the letter W. Wanda the Witch lived somewhere west of Washington.
53:08Around her waist, instead of a belt, she wore a worm. Wanda had a pet weasel. I'm a weasel.
53:18And on her head, a wiry wig. On Wednesday, in the middle of winter, Wanda walked to the
53:26well to get water to wash her wig. But the wheel on the well was worn, and Wanda grew weary.
53:36So, she waved her wand, and her wash tub filled with warm water. But just as Wanda was about
53:45to drop her wig into the warm water, a wild wind whipped the wig from her hand and blew
53:52it away forever. Which taught Wanda this lesson. Witches who wash their wigs on windy winter
54:00Wednesdays are wacky. This Witch story was brought to you courtesy of the letter W.
54:12Oooh...
54:16Hey Ernie.
54:17Hey Ernie, could you put my egg away please?
54:20Oh yeah, sure Bert. I just thought you were going to eat it.
54:22Yeah, I am. Later.
54:23Well, if you're going to eat it, I mean, why bother to put it away?
54:26Because I'm going to eat it later, Ernie.
54:28You see, if you put it... No, never mind.
54:30Well, I mean, I'd be happy to put it away if that's what you want done with it.
54:33I don't care.
54:34Forget it, Ernie.
54:35I mean, just why bother to put something away, you know,
54:38if you're just going to bring it right back out again?
54:40Drop it, Ernie.
54:41I beg your pardon?
54:42Drop it.
54:57A, B, C, D, E. There's an egg here on my knee.
55:04F, G, H, I, J. Write the silly thing away.
55:11K, L, M, N, O. It doesn't seem to want to go.
55:18C, Q, R, S, T. Sorry, pal, don't look at me.
55:25U, V, W. I didn't mean to trouble you.
55:32X, Y, then there's Z. Now there's a lizard on your knee.
55:39I dream of Jeannie with a light brown hair.
55:46Soft as a fernie on a summer's zeld.
55:53One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
56:02Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
56:07One, two, three, three, three, three.
56:13Let's sing a ball of three.
56:17How many is three?
56:20Three balls.
56:23One, two, three.
56:31Three peas.
56:34One, two, three.
56:36Three.
56:39Three.
56:40Three park-a-biles.
56:42One, two, three.
56:45Three.
56:48Three.
56:50Three eggs.
56:50One, two, three.
56:53Three.
56:56Three little pigs.
56:59One, two, three.
57:03Three birthday cakes.
57:05One, two, three.
57:12And that's the dog of three.
57:26Gordon.
57:27Bobby.
57:27Susie.
57:28What's up, all right?
57:30What have you got there?
57:32A red string.
57:33Did you put that up there, Teddy?
57:34hey what's it attached to let's find out find out hold on let's see i bet there's attached to the
57:40uh fire plug no there's something else i bet it's out of a yo-yo it's up in the street
57:47what is that
57:48a tea bag a giant tea bag a giant yo-yo it's attached to way back oh look big bird
57:58hi gordon
57:59why are you holding that ball of string that's running all the way down the street
58:03to remind everyone to string along with us here on sesame street and if they do they'll have
58:11a ball come on ernie taught me that one ernie taught you that all we can teach you is to
58:19come
58:19back here on sesame street where we are having a ball every day come join us okay let's go
58:25come on goodbye goodbye sesame street has been brought to you today by the letters e s and w
58:34and by the numbers two and three
58:41sesame street is a production of the children's television workshop
59:03this is net the public television network
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