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00:11Show number four, Sesame Street, show number four.
00:15Sesame Street, show number four.
00:32Sesame Street, show number four, Sesame Street, show number four.
01:05Sesame Street, show number four.
01:06Sunny day, sweepin' rough clouds away, on my way to where the air is free.
01:17Can't you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street.
01:24Call and play, everything's A-OK.
01:31Friendly neighbors there, that's where we meet.
01:36Can't you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street.
01:43How to get to Sesame Street.
01:46How to get to Sesame Street.
01:49Look at, look at that.
01:51That's what I call a queen.
01:52That is, that is, that is.
01:55Look at that.
01:55Yeah, you see how it's pickin' that stuff up?
01:58That, that's the way it works.
01:59Diggin' stuff up.
02:00Yeah.
02:02Hey, hey, Susan.
02:03Susan, come here, I want you to look at this.
02:06Look at this.
02:07Look at this.
02:08Look at this.
02:08Look at this.
02:09Diggin' stuff up right there.
02:10I've seen some big ones.
02:12That is my thing.
02:13Oh, look.
02:14Hey, I think they're gonna blast.
02:15Hi.
02:15How are you today?
02:16Listen, behind this fence, they're digging a big hole in the ground so they can build a
02:21building there.
02:22Wanna watch?
02:22Come on, watch.
02:27Yeah, you see the steam shovel?
02:29Look at the steam shovel.
02:31You see?
02:32Yeah.
02:32Look at it, pickin' up this.
02:33Alright, that's pickin' up a big load of dirt, rocks, stones, and everything.
02:37Yeah.
02:39Oh, it is hard.
02:40Yeah, that's a lot of work.
02:42There's the guy pulling the gears.
02:44See?
02:45You know what he's doin'?
02:47Well, if we're pulling back and opening the steam shovel and dropping it and lowering
02:52it, he's got at least four gears right there.
02:56Now, watch this scoop.
02:57Watch this scoop.
02:58Look how it digs deep into there.
03:01Now, that's a lot of dirt and stones.
03:04That building is gonna be big because that hole is gonna be deep.
03:07Look at it.
03:10I don't know.
03:11They're just getting the basement out now.
03:12This is gonna be a big job.
03:13Is he gonna put in the truck?
03:15Probably, yeah.
03:16Dump truck, I guess.
03:17Yeah.
03:17Look at that.
03:18Hold on.
03:20What is that bracket?
03:21What is all that noise?
03:23Hold on.
03:23There's no big problem, Mr. Rupert.
03:25They're just building a building in the ground.
03:27You gotta dig a hole first.
03:29Bulldozers over there and all kinds of stuff.
03:30I don't know how anyone can live with all that noise.
03:33Well, they're not gonna take very long, Mr. Rupert.
03:35They'll be finished with the city.
03:37Well, I'm finished right now.
03:38We'll close the store or go in the park and get some rest.
03:41Oh, come on, Mr. Rupert.
03:43We've got things to buy in the store.
03:44I've been in my store.
03:45Yes.
03:46All kinds of stuff.
03:47While a man is entitled to a little peace and quiet,
03:50I'm going to close the store and go in the park.
03:52But I haven't got my paper yet.
03:55Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
03:56Come on, I've got an idea.
03:57Look.
03:57Here's what we'll do.
03:59Uh, Susan, Bob, and I will take over in shifts, okay?
04:03And take over the store for him.
04:05Hey, that's a good idea.
04:05If he wants to go, let him go, okay?
04:07Right.
04:07And then we can still get the things we need.
04:09Right.
04:09Let's drop that on him right now.
04:11Come on.
04:11Let's buy that.
04:12You tell him.
04:13Okay.
04:13Wait a minute.
04:16Mr. Rupert!
04:17Mr. Rupert!
04:18Mr. Rupert!
04:19Wait, wait, wait.
04:19Mr. Rupert!
04:20Wait, Mr. Rupert!
04:21One second.
04:22Now, we have thought about it and we've decided you're absolutely right.
04:26A man is entitled to his rest.
04:28You're right.
04:29Okay?
04:29Now, however, what we have decided to do, we've decided to take over the store for you.
04:35We'll be happy to.
04:36Sure.
04:36How's that strike?
04:37It's a good idea.
04:38Well, that's very nice.
04:41Okay.
04:42Now, instead of one storekeeper, you'll have three.
04:46Three?
04:47Three storekeepers.
04:48Three storekeepers.
04:48One, two, three.
04:52Right.
04:53Have a nice day.
04:54So long, Mr. Rupert!
04:55So long!
04:56Three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
05:03Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
05:08One, two, three, three, three, three.
05:14Let's sing along our three.
05:18How many is three?
05:21Three balls.
05:24One, two, three, three.
05:33Three?
05:34Three?
05:40Three couragiles.
05:44One, two, three.
05:49Three eggs.
05:52One, two, three.
05:57Three little pigs.
06:00One, two, three.
06:04Three birthday cakes.
06:14One, two, three.
06:20We should have to get some more things.
06:21Yeah, okay, wait a minute, wait a minute, look.
06:23We've got to get some more business.
06:24Yeah, okay, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
06:25We're taking over the store for Mr. Hooper, right?
06:28Right, right.
06:28Now, how are we going to get some customers?
06:29Well, I think the first thing of all, we've got to get some signs in these windows.
06:32No one has any idea what's going on.
06:35Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
06:36I have an idea.
06:38Here's what we'll do.
06:40With every one dollar purchase, we will give away a free lollipop.
06:44Oh, you can't do that.
06:46You can't give away his lollipops.
06:47He had to buy those things.
06:49All right, all right, all right, all right.
06:50Cool it, cool it, cool it.
06:51Another idea, better idea.
06:54Susan, when you take over the store, you do it your way.
06:58Well, I'm going to.
06:58Bob, when you take over the store, you do it your way.
07:01Good idea.
07:01And when I take over the store, I'm going to do it my way.
07:04Hey, honey, why don't you start?
07:06Look, you be first, and Bobby, you be second, and I'll be third, because I've got some things
07:10to do at home anyway.
07:11Okay, so you're first.
07:12All right, see you later.
07:13I'm taking over the store.
07:15Don't worry about this.
07:15Don't give away any lollipops.
07:16I won't give it, unless I want to, because after all, it's my store right now.
07:21And the first thing I'm going to do, since I'm a storekeeper, is count the money.
07:25And let's check out the pennies first.
07:28How many we have here?
07:29One, two, three, four, five, six.
07:33And for the nickel.
07:35One for the fiddle.
07:37Two for the bow.
07:40Three for the trumpet.
07:43And four to blow.
07:46Five for the drum.
07:49Six for the stick.
07:52Seven for the guitar.
07:54Eight for the pick.
07:57Nine for the piano.
08:00Ten for the hand.
08:03Hooray for the octopus.
08:06One man band.
08:15One for the fiddle.
08:17Two for the bow.
08:18Three for the trumpet.
08:20And four to blow.
08:21Five for the drum.
08:23Six for the stick.
08:24Seven for the guitar.
08:26Eight for the pick.
08:27Nine for the piano.
08:29Ten for the hand.
08:30Hooray for the octopus.
08:31One man band.
08:39This weird story of Wanda the Witch is brought to you courtesy of the letter W.
08:46Wanda the Witch lived somewhere west of Washington.
08:52Around her waist, instead of a belt,
08:55she wore a worm, she wore a worm.
08:57Wanda had a pet weasel.
08:59I'm a weasel.
09:01And on her head, a wiry wig.
09:05On Wednesday, in the middle of winter,
09:08Wanda walked to the well to get water to wash her wig.
09:12But the wheel on the well was worn, and Wanda grew weary, so she waved her wand, and her wash
09:24tub filled with warm water.
09:26But just as Wanda was about to drop her wig into the warm water, a wild wind whipped the wig
09:34from her hand, and blew it away forever.
09:38Witch taught Wanda this lesson.
09:41Witches who wash their wigs on windy winter Wednesdays are wacky.
09:49This witch story was brought to you courtesy of the letter W.
09:54Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
09:56No, it's not Wanda the Witch.
09:58It's just good old storekeeping Gordon.
10:00Now, look, since I've been in this store, I've found a lot of things that start with the letter W,
10:05like witch.
10:07Witch starts with the letter W, right?
10:09Found more things.
10:11Come on with me.
10:13That's a wagon, right?
10:16Wagon starts with the letter W.
10:18Got that?
10:20And got another one for you.
10:22It's a whistle.
10:24Whistle starts with the letter W.
10:26And I bet I can find another one.
10:30Ken, here we are.
10:31That's a wheel.
10:33Wheel starts with the letter W.
10:36Right?
10:37Now, let's grab another one.
10:41That's a plane, but those are the wings.
10:46The word wings starts with the letter W, right?
10:52Well, I've found a lot of W's, but so far I haven't found too many customers.
10:56So there's nothing to do but sit here and wait.
11:05A good day, everyone.
11:08I am a worm.
11:10Worm begins with this letter W.
11:14It's really the only important thing that does, you know.
11:19Except, of course, for walrus.
11:22And water.
11:33This is Chris.
11:35He has a pair of magic glasses.
11:39When Chris hears a noise, he puts his magic glasses on.
12:16I'm going to call him.
12:23He goes, he goes, that's what he's doing.
12:36Ah-choo!
12:40Ah-choo!
12:43Ah-choo!
12:45Ah-choo!
12:47Ah-choo!
12:49Ah-choo!
12:49Ah-choo!
12:50Ah-choo!
13:00THE END
13:26See if you can make these noises
13:32Now your turn
13:42Beep beep
13:48Ring
14:02Ernie?
14:05Ernie?
14:06The telephone's ringing
14:09Ernie, where'd you put the telephone?
14:11Ernie, let's see, I think it's in the basket here
14:14In the basket?
14:15Yeah
14:16Hello?
14:17Hello?
14:18Hello?
14:19Hello?
14:20Let's see, there we go
14:22Hello?
14:23Hello?
14:23Wrong end
14:24Hello?
14:27Hello?
14:29Hello?
14:30Ernie?
14:31Hello?
14:31You dodo
14:32Hello?
14:32Don't you know what a telephone looks like?
14:34Ernie, of course I do
14:36Ernie, let's see
14:36Ernie, let's see
14:37Ernie, this must be a telephone
14:39Hello?
14:40That's a banana, you meatball
14:41Not a telephone
14:42Shh
14:43Hello?
14:44Oh, oh, he's right here
14:46Yeah, well, well, hold on
14:47It's for you
14:51Hello?
14:53Hello?
14:55I'm sorry, you can't come to the phone now
14:57No, he's talking on the banana
15:08One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
15:13One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
15:18Two
15:21Two
15:24Two
15:25Two
15:39One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
15:54One, two, three, five, six, seven, ten
15:54We would like to show you a film
15:56On the Unsung Beauty
15:58Manhole covers
16:07One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
16:12nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
16:12nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
16:12nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
16:12nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
16:12nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine
16:28I wonder what's down there.
16:31Lockers.
16:35Ready!
16:37I think I should let them out so we can have a waste.
16:46These are the fastest travelers.
16:51What's the other one?
16:52Another beetle box.
16:54I'm not in a beetle box.
16:55Oh, a pincher.
16:57Whose pincher is that?
16:59Where's yours?
17:01He went somewhere.
17:22C'mon, go to thepack.
17:40Did he eat?
17:44Come on over there?
17:47I wanted a poll.
17:49The expert said he's tarot was he was a man?
17:49He's a man.
17:50Not him and a woman.
17:51It is.
17:51No.
17:51The expert said he'd be far with us.
17:52helping mr hooper in the store yeah he is but i don't think he's having too much luck with customers
17:57no customers no gee it's almost time for me to take my turn yeah
18:03gee what a big beak isn't that big yeah he ate it huh yeah he liked it so fast they
18:12use the beaks
18:13to uh to crack open nuts and he also uses it to climb around this cage and uh if they're
18:20in trees
18:20they they use it to climb trees also this is an amazon parrot i suppose he can use his claws
18:28he's got very long claws on it yeah they have they have sort of interesting claws he has two in
18:35the
18:35front and two on the back yes makes him a really good climber oh yeah hello hello he says hello
18:48sometimes you can teach them you know to talk and say words and imitate sounds sometimes but you have
18:53to spend a lot of time saying it over and over right they have to hear it many many times
19:00so you have to be careful what you want to teach them you see you teach them something naughty then
19:06it's embarrassing hello hello hello say hello but he likes those sunflowers he loves sunflower
19:17this one comes from south america you find these where it's really warm out in south america or
19:23mexico places like that that's probably why his feathers are such pretty colors because of the trees and
19:31flowers are that color and he can blend in out in the jungle and you won't even see him you'll
19:36hear
19:36him but you look up in the tree and he'll be the same color as the tree almost well i
19:42think he likes to
19:43eat paper too i guess he's cleaning his mouth look let him climb now see how he uses his bill
19:50oh
19:53it's a strong bill well do they have any teeth uh not really i don't think no but it's kind
20:02of fun to
20:03watch them climb and eat yes hey you know uh eat that's another e word this is the letter e
20:13it's the first
20:14letter in the word elephant and the word e luckily i have another one the letter e is also the
20:24first letter
20:25of the word eagle that wasn't very nice and it's the first letter of the word everybody
20:34everybody and the word empty and the word e the letter e e is for eat e is for eat
21:21e is for eagle eagle eagle eats
21:44e is for eel eel eel eats what else starts with e
21:56e also sounds like e like elephant
22:05e is for elephant e is for everything and e is for everything else
22:19everything e is for everything else
22:28enough e is for e enough e is also for explode
22:37and finally e is for end
22:43wow a lot of words start with e hey have you noticed how many words there are that start with
22:50e right here in mr
22:51hooper store come on i'll show you some
22:58envelope that starts with e
23:02and earmuffs to keep warm in the winter time
23:06that's another e word
23:10eraser that starts with e too
23:13and i think i've got one more over here
23:18this egg that's another e word
23:22did you know that that all birds
23:26even that parrot we had a little while ago and chickens come from eggs
23:31i'll show you what i mean now here's the picture of a mother hen
23:39and she
23:43lays an egg
23:48now inside this egg the baby starts to grow
23:52whether it's the baby chicken or the baby bird
23:55and it would get when it gets
23:58big it starts to crack
24:00open the shell
24:02see the shell starting to crack here
24:05and sometimes the little bird inside
24:08helps to crack open the shell
24:11with its beak
24:14there's the baby coming out
24:20and there's the baby chicken
24:25and when she grows up
24:28she'll be a big mother hen too
24:31hey did you know that inside some eggs there are some real surprises
24:43e
24:46egg
24:51moo
24:55hiya there my name is kermit and today i'm going to talk about the difference between more
25:01and less now you will notice that i have two glasses of milk here and that there is less milk
25:07in this glass
25:08than there is in that glass which means they're
25:13hey listen
25:15what are you going to do with that
25:28let's uh let's do it this way then
25:31you will notice now that there is more milk in this glass than there is in that glass
25:35glass which means that there is less milk in this glass over here than there is in this glass
25:40because there is more in here and that there is in over here and uh
25:46uh hey hey look you
25:54hey now listen you i've had enough of that now i'm trying to talk about the difference between more and
26:00less and you keep drinking the milk i'm going to explain it just one more time and i want you
26:05to
26:05sit still and pay attention and don't interrupt me now you got that straight now not a peep out of
26:10you sonny or i'm going to teach you a lesson that you'll you'll uh uh uh well uh
26:19uh well let's let's think of it this way uh more and less uh you will notice now that there
26:27are more
26:27monsters than frogs here uh which means that there are less frogs than monsters uh which means
26:34you're going to see more and more of them and less and less of me uh hey jim i'm home
26:48okay buddy come
26:50on in but don't slap the door hey jim look what you've done now you knocked my girlfriend's picture
27:01off the wall i just got here when you slammed the door my girlfriend's picture fell down oh i'm
27:08sorry jim never mind that you just put that picture back where it came from right oh
27:20hey jim i forgot where it was you can't do anything right now i'll have to figure this problem out
27:27all by
27:27myself i think i got it yeah boy she really brightens up the old room there jim there's your
27:39girlfriend buddy what's that in your hand this is your girlfriend here that wasn't such a good idea
27:49of course it wasn't now i've got an idea yeah hey come on jim if i take this picture down
27:58yeah i'll take
27:59this picture all the way over here yeah and i'll put that picture here yeah but then i'll have to
28:05take
28:05this picture down and bring that picture all the way over to that picture or maybe i'll take all my
28:13girlfriend's pictures down and i'll put them all on that hey jim maybe i can hey jim what is it
28:19i got an
28:21idea let's break for lunch for once in your life you've had a good idea that's a wonderful idea thanks
28:32we'll go get a sandwich then we can come back to this problem with a brand new energy yeah let's
28:39go into
28:39the kitchen jim let's go into the kitchen right into the kitchen here we go hold it buddy what is
28:44it
28:44jim don't take my girlfriend's picture into the kitchen you might spill something on her oh yeah
28:53well jim what do you what do you want me to do with the picture here i don't care just
28:56put it
28:57anywhere until after we've had our lunch all right good just put it anywhere until after we've had our lunch
29:02that's right all right hey jim well we got a tough problem today don't worry about our problem i have
29:15all afternoon to figure this one one two three four five six seven eight nine ten
29:35one two three four five six seven eight nine ten two
29:43two two two two two two two two two two two two two one two three four five six seven
30:06eight nine ten
30:17we will consumers
30:24this is julio
30:28he has a pair of magic glasses
30:32when julio is annoyed he puts his magic glasses on
31:10Whee! Whee! Whee! Whee!
31:40Whee! Whee!
31:44Whee!
31:58Whee! Whee!
32:07See if you can make these noises.
32:10Clickety-clickety-clickety-clickety.
32:13Clickety-clickety-clickety-clickety.
32:16Now it's your turn.
32:18Meow.
32:23Meow.
32:24Meow.
32:41Hi. How's it going?
32:42Oh, hi, Susan.
32:43Oh, I hope you had better luck than I did today here.
32:46No customers, huh?
32:47Mm, one.
32:48You?
32:49Yeah, no, one other besides that.
32:51But poor Mr. Hooper, we're just not doing too well for him, I'm afraid.
32:54Well, I came up with an idea for an S-sale.
32:58An S-sale?
32:59Mm-hmm.
32:59What's that?
32:59Well, I'm going to sell things that start with S, like sandwiches, sardines, soda, stationery,
33:09and silly stories.
33:19Hi, I'm a seal.
33:22Seal begins with the letter S.
33:28Can you say S?
33:30Try it.
33:32S.
33:34Oh, very good.
33:37Now I want you to listen to a little story.
33:41There are a lot of words in it that begin with the letter S.
33:44Uh, listen for them.
33:46Six silly sailors came skating down our street.
33:53They passed a smiling snowman wearing sneakers on his feet.
34:01Then they spied a schoolyard.
34:03So they took turns on the slide.
34:06So they took turns on the slide.
34:07And all played on the seesaw.
34:10Three sailors on each side.
34:13Hey, great.
34:16Isn't S a swinging letter, though?
34:18Oh, you bet it is.
34:21Well, see you later.
34:23I'm going to go have a sandwich.
34:30Another nifty S-word?
34:38Hi.
34:39Hi.
34:39Hi.
34:39How's it going?
34:40Not so good.
34:41You mean your S sale isn't making it?
34:43No, I haven't sold anything.
34:45Oh, come on, Susan.
34:46You've got to do this for Mr. Hooper.
34:47Now, he's got a lot of things.
34:49We promised him we'd take care of the store.
34:51I didn't do too well.
34:52Bob didn't do too well.
34:53It's all up to you, right?
34:54Well, why don't you, Bob?
34:55Why don't you buy a soda from me?
34:56I'll buy a soda from you later.
34:57I really will.
34:58But right now, you've really got to get in there and pitch and sell, okay?
35:01You can do it.
35:02Keep a smile on your face.
35:03Don't worry about it.
35:04In the meantime, I've got a story for you.
35:06You're going to love it.
35:08This story is called Stevie.
35:11Stevie is a little boy who comes to visit a little boy named Robert.
35:16And Robert tells the story.
35:18Here's how Robert tells it.
35:20He says, one day, my mama told me, you know,
35:25you're going to have a little friend come stay with you.
35:28And I said, who is it?
35:31And she said, you know, my friend, Mrs. Mack, well, she has to work all week,
35:36and I'm going to keep her little boy.
35:38I asked, for how long?
35:41She said, he'll stay all week, and his mother will come pick him up on Saturdays.
35:47The next day, the doorbell rang.
35:49It was a lady and a kid.
35:51He was smaller than me.
35:53I ran to my mother.
35:54Is that them?
35:56They went in the kitchen, but I stayed out in the hall to listen.
36:01The little boy's name was Steven.
36:05But his mother kept calling him Stevie.
36:07Well, my name is Robert, but my mama don't call me Robertie.
36:11And so Steve moved in with his old crybaby self.
36:15He always had to have his way.
36:17And he was greedy, too.
36:19Everything he sees he wants.
36:21Could I have some of that?
36:23Give me this.
36:24Man.
36:25Since he was littler than me, while I went to school, he used to stay home and play with
36:30my toys.
36:30I wished his mother would bring some of his toys over here to break up.
36:35I used to get so mad at my mother when I came home after school.
36:39Mama, can't you watch him and tell him to leave my stuff alone?
36:44Then he used to like to get up on my bed to look out the window and leave his dirty
36:50footprints
36:50all over my bed.
36:52And my mama never said nothing to him.
36:55And on Saturdays, when his mother comes to pick him up, he always tries to act cute just
37:01cause his mother's there.
37:02He picked up my airplane and I told him not to bother it.
37:07He thought I wouldn't say nothing to him in front of his mother.
37:10I could never go anywhere without my mother saying, take Stevie with you now.
37:16But why I gotta take him everywhere I go, I'd say.
37:19Now if you were staying with someone, you wouldn't want them to treat you mean, my mother told
37:24me.
37:25Why don't you and Stevie try to play nice?
37:28Yeah, but I've always been nice to him with his old spoiled self.
37:32He's always gotta have his way anyway.
37:34I had to take him out to play with me and my friends.
37:38Is that your brother Bobby that asked me?
37:41No.
37:42Is that your cousin?
37:44No.
37:44He's just my friend and he's staying in my house and my mother made me bring him.
37:49Ha ha, you gotta babysit.
37:51Bobby the babysitter.
37:53Oh, be quiet.
37:54Come on, Steve.
37:56See, why you gotta make all my friends laugh for him?
37:59Ha ha, Bobby the babysitter.
38:01My friend said.
38:03Hey, come on, y'all.
38:04Let's go play in the park.
38:05You coming, Bobby?
38:06One of my friends said.
38:07No.
38:08My mama said he can't go in the park because the last time he went, he fell and hurt his
38:13knee with his old stupid self.
38:15And then they left.
38:17You see?
38:18You see?
38:19I can't even play with my friends.
38:22Man.
38:22Come on.
38:24I'm sorry, Robert.
38:26You don't like me, Robert?
38:27I'm sorry, Stevie said.
38:30Oh, be quiet.
38:32Man.
38:33That's okay, I told him.
38:36One time, when my daddy was having company, I was just sitting behind the couch, just listening
38:42to them talk and make jokes and drink beer.
38:45And I wasn't making no noise.
38:47They didn't even know I was there.
38:49Then here comes Stevie with his old loud self.
38:52Then when my father heard him, he yelled at me and told me to go upstairs.
38:57Just cause of Stevie.
39:00Sometimes people get on your nerves and they don't mean it or nothing, but they just bother
39:05you.
39:05I gotta put up with him.
39:07My mama only had one kid.
39:10I used to have a lot of fun before old stupid came to live with us.
39:14One Saturday, Steve's mother and father came to my house to pick him up like always.
39:20But they said that they were gonna move away and that Stevie wasn't gonna come back anymore.
39:27So then he left.
39:28The next morning, I got up to watch cartoons and I fixed two bowls of cornflakes.
39:35Then I just remembered that Stevie wasn't here.
39:39Well, sometimes we had a lot of fun, you know, running in and out of the house.
39:44Well, I guess my bed will stay clean from now on, but that wasn't so bad.
39:49He couldn't help it cause he was stupid.
39:52I remember the time I ate the last piece of cake in the bread box and I blamed it on
39:58him.
40:00We used to play cowboys and Indians on the stoop.
40:05I remember when I was doing my homework, I used to write, I used to try to teach him
40:10what I learned.
40:11He could write his name pretty good for his age.
40:15I remember the time we played Boogeyman and we hit under the covers with daddy's flashlight.
40:20And that time we was playing in the park under the bushes and we found these two dead rats
40:25and one was brown and one was black.
40:27And him and me and my friends used to cook Mickey's or marshmallows in the park.
40:33We used to have some good times together.
40:36I think he liked my mama better than his own cause he used to call his mother, Mother.
40:42And he called my mama, Mommy.
40:44Boy.
40:45Boy.
40:45Oh no, man.
40:47I let my cornflakes get soggy thinking about him.
40:51He was a nice little guy.
40:55He was kind of like a little brother.
40:58Little Stevie.
41:02I like that story.
41:03He bi Eurovelling.
41:04I think I'll read it again.
41:05Soon.
41:12Triangle.
41:14Triangle.
41:17Triangle.
41:19Triangle.
41:21Square.
41:23Square.
41:24Square tree.å¡Š
41:26tree. tree.
41:27tree. Christmas tree.
41:28Yeah. qualquer
41:30aunतRYbel
41:30spteenpad Åš!! That time you're enjoying
41:31it, yeah, because he wanted
41:33to see Bijanot'sッner
41:33to make up I think. I know what he's gonna make. I think. Uh, uh, ah, that doesn't look
41:41right. Whatever it is, square inside the square. I know, he's gonna do some notes.
41:50Triangle, square, square. Triangle, triangle, triangle. You know what it's gonna be, don't
42:04think so. I don't know what it is. Squares. Looks funny. Rectangle. Rectangle. Oh, this
42:22is simple. Simple. A boat. What? A boat. Yeah. What? It's a sailboat, I think. A sailboat? Well,
42:34could be. It's not very interesting. Yeah. What? I want to make other things.
42:47It could be a pinwheel. Pinwheel. I know. A flower. Yeah. A flower. A pretty,
42:59beautiful flower. Yeah. Great flower.
43:16Now, we've got to be very quiet because guinea pigs don't like to be disturbed when they're eating.
43:22Do you know that? And these two guinea pigs are two of the greatest guinea pigs alive. You know why?
43:28Because they're here on Sesame Street. That's why. And they're... You should really never disturb any
43:34animal when it's eating. That's right. Dogs or cats. They don't like that. No. But this one,
43:39I've got one that's eating a carrot. Do you? Yeah. And they eat lots of vegetables. They eat berries.
43:46They eat lettuce. They eat cabbage, kale, mustard greens. Oh, yeah. All those things. Yeah.
43:56Do you know where they come from, Bob? No, I really don't. Is it South America? Yeah. Up around, uh,
44:04the place is called the Guianas. The Guianas? Yeah. Uh, British Guiana, Dutch Guiana, French Guiana.
44:12And these are... These guinea pigs are domesticated. They're tame. You know how you can tell?
44:18Well, because there are three colors. This one's white, brown, and black, and so is yours.
44:25Yeah, this one is... The one Carlos told me.
44:28Yeah, this one is... Am I talking to him?
44:30Yeah. That's what I'm talking to him. Yeah, yeah. And, uh, the wild ones... I'll tell you about the
44:37wild ones. You want to find out about the wild ones? Yeah. Because they're all tied up in that one.
44:41The wild ones are all one solid color so they can blend in their own environment. And hey... How do
44:46they
44:46change? How do they change? Well, they change with a lot of fun. And if you think guinea pigs are
44:51fun,
44:51wait till you see what a kitten can do.
45:05This is my kitten, Dusty. The first day I got him, we played together for a little while in the
45:12living room.
45:41Then my mommy called me, so I left him alone.
45:56Dusty is a funny kitten. He thinks he's all kinds of things.
46:09When he started looking around the room, he first thought he was a lumberjack. You know, a man that
46:15chops down threes. Then he pretended he was a miner down in a deep hole.
46:38When he sawed Timmy, my goldfish, Dusty thought he was a goldfish too.
47:09When Timmy didn't want to play with him, he decided to be a lion in the jungle.
47:31But then he found some of mommy's knitting yarn and decided to be just a kitten after all.
47:38And that's when I like him best.
48:09And that's when I started looking around the room.
48:09That's when I'm not coming up with him.
48:10While fishing for dinner one day, a boy caught a big letter A.
48:15He then caught a B, a C, D, and E, and an F, G, H, I, J, and K.
48:24Unhappy, the boy sat and thought,
48:26I can't eat these letters I caught.
48:29I must catch some fish to fill up my dish, or my whole afternoon is for naught.
48:35But as soon as his hook hit the C, he caught L, M, N, O, and P,
48:41and Q, R, S, T, and a U, and a V, and a W, X, Y, and Z.
48:49Now hungry, he stared at the group.
48:52Then suddenly, grabbing a scoop, he had a bright notion,
48:57and cooked up a potion, and feasted on alphabet soup.
49:05Hey, I wonder what sort of a day Susan's had.
49:07I don't know, because I had a rotten day when I felt...
49:09Hey, Susan.
49:10Oh, come on, what's the matter?
49:11How'd it go?
49:12How'd you make out?
49:1320 cents.
49:1420 cents?
49:14That's all you got?
49:1520 cents.
49:16You did better than I did.
49:17I sold two packs of gum for 12 cents.
49:21Yeah, well, I only got 15 cents myself.
49:23All day long, all we took in was 37 cents?
49:26How are we going to tell Mr. Hooper?
49:28I don't know.
49:28We're going to tell Hooper something.
49:30What would you tell Mr. Hooper?
49:32How's business?
49:34Oh, well, I'm...
49:35Mr. Hooper, we only took in 37 cents.
49:4037 cents?
49:42Why, that's the best day I've had this year.
49:44You're kidding.
49:45Oh, come on.
49:47Come on.
49:47Yes, I'm kidding.
49:49But I really enjoyed my day off.
49:52Did you?
49:52You had a good time.
49:54And thanks to all of you.
49:56Oh, you're welcome.
49:56Now, I want you to come into the store and have a Hooper special.
50:01A Hooper special?
50:02Free.
50:02Oh, thank you.
50:04That's great.
50:05Thanks a lot.
50:06Chocolate soda.
50:08Soda.
50:09That's an S word.
50:12What's that?
50:14That's a something.
50:15Something starts with S.
50:17That's an S.
50:19And that's a snake.
50:20And snake starts with S.
50:22I am a snake.
50:24My name is Sam.
50:25And Sam starts with S.
50:28Looky there, the snake is smiling.
50:29Smiling starts with S.
50:31Sam the snake sees several skunks.
50:34Skunks start with S.
50:36I'm a skunk.
50:37My name is Sissy.
50:39Sissy starts with S.
50:41Sometimes skunks are sort of smelly.
50:44Smelly starts with S.
50:46Sam and Sissy see a seesaw.
50:48Seesaw starts with S.
50:51Sam and Sissy saw a seesaw.
50:54Saw starts with S.
50:57Sam and Sissy build a slide.
50:59Slide starts with S.
51:01Sam and Sissy see some soldiers.
51:04Soldiers start with S.
51:07I am a soldier.
51:08My name is Sanford.
51:09Sanford starts with S.
51:11The other soldiers make a snowman.
51:14Snowman starts with S.
51:16I am a snowman.
51:18My name is Hubert.
51:20Hubert?
51:21That doesn't start with S.
51:24Now that was beautiful.
51:27I love that ice cream soda.
51:29That was chocolate ice cream soda.
51:32Oh!
51:33Big Bird!
51:35Get down here, quick.
51:37Big Bird!
51:38Big Bird!
51:39Big Bird!
51:40You all right?
51:41You all right?
51:42I'm getting so clumsy.
51:43I bumped into the doors again.
51:46Oh, come on, Big Bird.
51:47Don't worry, man.
51:47It's just an accident.
51:49Don't worry.
51:49Oh, I'm so clumsy.
51:50No, Big Bird.
51:51Look, I'll tell you what.
51:52We'll take you down to Mr. Hooper's store,
51:55buy you chocolate ice cream soda.
51:56Oh, really?
51:57Yeah, come on.
51:57Sure, come on.
51:58Sure, come on now.
51:59That's a great idea.
51:59Okay, chocolate ice cream soda.
52:01They're really great.
52:01Oh, they're good.
52:02Oh!
52:03Big Bird!
52:04Big Bird!
52:05Big Bird!
52:06Big Bird!
52:06Oh, Big Bird!
52:07Are you okay?
52:07Did you hurt yourself?
52:08No, but you see, I'm so clumsy, I'm a born loser.
52:12Oh, that's not true, Big Bird.
52:14Look, you're a bird.
52:16There are lots of things a bird can do, people can't do.
52:18Look, you can fly.
52:20We can't fly.
52:20Yeah, you can fly.
52:22I can't fly.
52:23You can't fly.
52:24Oh, well, I'm sure you can sing.
52:27I mean, all birds can sing.
52:28Oh, yeah?
52:29Chirp for us, Big Bird.
52:30Yeah, come on.
52:30Sing.
52:30Sing for us.
52:33I'm only a bird in the galley bed.
52:38Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
52:39I have another idea.
52:40Let's have a contest.
52:41Oh, no, no, no.
52:42I never win contests.
52:43Oh, but you're going to win this one, I'm sure.
52:45Just line right up here, and we'll line up next to you.
52:48Right.
52:48Right.
52:49Okay.
52:49Because we're going to have a contest to see who has the biggest feet on Sesame Street.
52:53Oh, okay.
52:54Hey, everybody.
52:55Gordon, why don't you be the judge?
52:56I'll be the judge.
52:56How about we do?
52:57First, we'll dig Bob's feet.
52:58Right.
52:59And his are pretty reasonable size.
53:02Mine are next, about the same size.
53:04Susan's a little smaller, but...
53:05Mm-hmm.
53:06But Big Bird!
53:07Oh, wow.
53:08Big Bird, look at those feet.
53:10Hey, he's the winner, huh?
53:12Feet.
53:12Big Bird?
53:12They are?
53:13Sure.
53:14You mean I won?
53:15Oh, you won that one, hands down.
53:17That was terrific.
53:17Terrific.
53:18Good feet.
53:18Look, look.
53:19We'll have a contest about feathers.
53:21I think, oh, look, hands down, you win the feathers.
53:24Bob, you got any feathers?
53:25I haven't got one.
53:26Gordon, you got any feathers?
53:28I'm a little short on feathers.
53:29Well, I don't have any feathers, and look at you.
53:31You have all these beautiful feathers, so I'm sure you win that.
53:34That's true.
53:35That's right.
53:36That's true.
53:36Well, let's have a contest on who's the tallest.
53:39Stand up straight, Big Bird.
53:40All right.
53:40Bobby, why don't you be the judge?
53:42Who's tall?
53:42Stand up straight, Gordon.
53:43First of all, Gordon's a little taller than I am, and Susan's shorter than Gordon.
53:50Yes, yes.
53:51Oh, look at Big Bird.
53:53He's that much taller than Gordon.
53:57You're the parent winner again.
53:58Big Bird, that's three.
54:01That's three.
54:02You want a three?
54:03Yeah, well, let's check out the beaks.
54:05Now, let's see who has the beaks.
54:06Okay.
54:07Beaks.
54:08Well, let's see.
54:10Gordon, look at the beaks.
54:10That's a pretty good beak there.
54:12That's a good beak.
54:13That's a good beak.
54:16That's a good beak.
54:18That's a good beak, but, you know, nothing outstanding it.
54:21But look at that beak.
54:23Look at that beak.
54:24That's a fantastic beak.
54:25Big Bird, that is the best Big Bird beak I've ever seen.
54:29Oh, hell.
54:30You mean I won again?
54:32I told you, Big Bird, you're awfully special.
54:36Oh, well, that means that I'm the featheriest.
54:40I'm the tallest.
54:42I'm the biggest fetus.
54:49I'm also the clumsiest.
54:55One, two, three, four, three, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
55:04Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
55:09One, two.
55:13Three, three, three, three, three, let's sing among us three.
55:19How many is three?
55:22Three balls.
55:25One, two, three.
55:34Three peas.
55:37One, two, three.
55:41One, two, three.
55:42Three parquebiles.
55:45One, two, three.
55:51Three eggs.
55:53One, two, three.
55:59Three little pigs.
56:01One, two, three.
56:04One, two, three.
56:06Two, three.
56:06Three birthday cakes.
56:09One, two, three.
56:14One, two, three.
56:20Good day, everyone.
56:23I am a worm.
56:25Worm begins with this letter, W.
56:28you. It's really the only important thing that does, you know. Except, of course, for walrus
56:37and water.
56:44One of these things is not like the other. One of these things just doesn't belong. Can
56:52you tell which thing is not like the other? Before I finish my song. Now look very carefully
57:03because one of these things just doesn't belong here. Is it the apple? Or the ice cream
57:10cone? Or the mitten? Or the hamburger? Well, if you guessed, this thing is not like the
57:19other. If you guessed, this thing just doesn't belong. If you guessed, this thing is not like
57:27the other. Well then, you're absolutely correct. Because all of these things, the apple, the
57:37ice cream cone, and the hamburger are things you can eat. But did you ever try eating a
57:44mitten? Hey, we're always here on Sesame Street. We're always here on Sesame Street. So why
57:51don't you come back and join us whenever you can, okay? Why don't you not come back so I
57:55can get some sleep? Excuse me. Yeah? Oscar, would you mind cooling it, please? I'm trying
58:02to talk. Not cooling, cooling. Yeah, I'm trying to talk. Can I talk? Talk, talk, talk. Sure, talk.
58:08You're the only one who's allowed to talk around here. Never mind, Oscar. Listen, goodbye. Come back and
58:14see you soon, okay? Yeah, come back. Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters W, E,
58:22and S, and by the numbers 2 and 3.
58:272 and 3? I hate 2s and 3s. Oscar, Oscar, Oscar. What? Cool, just for a second. I have to
58:32say this. Stevie, the book Stevie was written by
58:35John Steptoe, published by Harper & Row, copyright 1969. Sesame Street is a production of the
58:43Children's Television Workshop. You call this a production? It looks like it was produced by Big Bird.
58:51Talk about eggs. Boy, chick, chick, chick. Oh, boy.
59:10This is NET, the public television network.