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00:00:44Sesame Street, show number six, take one.
00:01:23I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
00:01:32Sunny day, sleeping the clouds away. On my way to where the air is free. Can you tell me how
00:01:46to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:01:51Come and play, everything's A-OK. Friendly neighbors there, that's where we meet. Can you tell me how to get,
00:02:07how to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:10How to get to Sesame Street? How to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:33Hi, we're warming up for the biggest and best block party ever held on Sesame Street. And you're invited, so
00:02:41get ready.
00:02:41There'll be good things to eat, good things to drink, songs to sing and games to play. In fact, Bob
00:02:47has a game for you right now.
00:02:53One of these things is not like the other. One of these things doesn't belong. Can you tell which thing
00:03:03is not like the other before I finish my song?
00:03:15Look very closely now because only one of these shapes is different. Three are alike and one is different.
00:03:24Well, if you guessed this shape is not like the others. If you guessed this shape doesn't belong. If you
00:03:34guessed this shape is not like the others. Then, well, you're absolutely right.
00:03:43I bet you could tell this shape was different than all of these three, couldn't you? Because this has, well,
00:03:49it has kind of sharp pointy edges. They're almost prickly.
00:03:53And these three shapes here are all kind of fat and soft lines going around here. No sharp edges on
00:04:00these.
00:04:01You know, things that have funny shapes like this really ought to have names that sound like they look.
00:04:09For instance, these kind of fat things, they could be flubles or bluebies. And this kind of pointed thing down
00:04:18here, the one that's different, that could be a grinkly or a snappily. Right?
00:04:24Listen, now that you know all about flubles and bluebies, let's see how you do on the snurps and bulb
00:04:32glublies. I'll sing the song one more time for you.
00:04:36Well, one of these shapes is not like the other. One of these shapes doesn't belong. Can you tell which
00:04:47shape is not like the other before I finish my song?
00:05:01I'll bet you get this one now. Watch very carefully because only one of them is different, right?
00:05:08Well, if you picked this shape is not like the other. If you knew this shape didn't belong. If you
00:05:18knew this shape was not like the others, then you are absolutely correct.
00:05:27Yeah, that kind of looks like a snurp, doesn't it? It's got all these sharp pointy edges. And these three
00:05:34again have all these kind of fat, soft, curving lines.
00:05:38So these three all sort of look alike, and this one's really quite different. You know, things that, uh, these
00:05:45all have kind of funny, funny names like these snurps and bulb glublies.
00:05:49But, but speaking about funny names, like bulb glublies, have you ever heard about greeblies?
00:05:58Ten little greeblies clinging to a vine. One chased a fly, and then there were nine. Nine little greeblies riding
00:06:06on a skate. One tried a trick, and then there were eight. Eight little greeblies zooming up to heaven.
00:06:13One took a shortcut. Then there were seven. Seven little greeblies floating on some sticks. One started fishing. Then there
00:06:22were six. Six little greeblies staring at a hive. One took some honey, and then there were five.
00:06:28Five little greeblies rolling on the floor. One bugged a mouse. Then there were four. Four little greeblies swimming in
00:06:36the sea. One forgot how. Then there were three.
00:06:39Three little greeblies dancing round a shoe. One jumped in, and then there were two. Two little greeblies sitting on
00:06:47a bun. One stayed too long. Then there was one. One little greebly, missing all his brothers, wished upon a
00:06:56star. And then there were others.
00:07:01Oh, I'm sorry. This is the capital letter A. Next to it is the small letter A. Many words begin
00:07:10with this letter. Alligator, for instance. An alligator is an American reptile. Similar to the crocodile, but having a shorter
00:07:18and flatter head.
00:07:21They have also been known to be extremely dangerous.
00:07:31Hey, Ernie. Hello, Bert.
00:07:34Hey, Ernie. What is that weird-looking machine for?
00:07:37Well, this weird-looking machine right here is called an A maker. You see, it makes A's.
00:07:41Makes A's.
00:07:42Right. You want to see it in action?
00:07:43I certainly do. Yeah, show me.
00:07:45Okay. Watch this. First of all, I turn the crank over here.
00:07:47Turn the crank.
00:07:48And then I push the button on top.
00:07:50Yeah.
00:07:50And then out will come the A.秋
00:07:53for him there? Hey!
00:07:54How about
00:07:54that? Yeah,
00:07:55that's something. Hey, do it again, will you? Okay,
00:07:56one more time. Yeah,
00:07:57yeah. I will
00:07:58turn the crank over here. Turn the
00:07:59crank over there. And then
00:08:00I will push the button on top. Push the
00:08:01button on top. And out
00:08:02will come the A. Hey,
00:08:03there's an A. Yeah.
00:08:04Hey,
00:08:04that's fantastic. How about
00:08:06doing it one more time, okay? Only one
00:08:07more time. One more
00:08:08A. One more
00:08:08time. Yeah,
00:08:09yeah. Then I
00:08:09turn the crank on the A. Turn the
00:08:10crank on the end. And then
00:08:11I push the button on top.
00:08:12Push the button on top.
00:08:13And out will come to A.
00:08:14And here it comes.
00:08:16Uh, well.
00:08:18Must be broken.
00:08:19Well, not really.
00:08:20No?
00:08:20It just means that it just started raining outside.
00:08:24It just started raining outside.
00:08:26Well, what's that got to do with making A's?
00:08:28Well, you see, this machine only makes A while the sun shines.
00:08:52All right.
00:08:53Now that you've eaten everything in sight,
00:08:56would you mind telling me what you plan to have for dessert?
00:09:09I've just drawn some things here.
00:09:10And if you look closely, you'll see that this looks something like a tire.
00:09:14Not exactly, but it's close to a tire.
00:09:18That's a door handle.
00:09:20Over there, that's supposed to look like a headlight.
00:09:25Under the headlight, that's a parking light.
00:09:30Up here, now that's a pretty good drawing.
00:09:32That's a steering wheel.
00:09:34Under the steering wheel, a rear-view mirror.
00:09:38Now, you probably know that all of those things are parts of a car.
00:09:45You can see all the parts in the car.
00:09:48Steering wheels up there.
00:09:51Door handles over there.
00:09:53Tires down there.
00:09:55There's your headlight.
00:09:57There's your parking light.
00:09:59Now, you've seen all of the parts that go into the car.
00:10:03At least some of the parts.
00:10:05Your job now is to figure out what parts belong to what whole thing.
00:10:13Let's try this one.
00:10:17Look closely at it.
00:10:22That's a screen.
00:10:24That's a channel selector.
00:10:28These are dials.
00:10:32That's an antenna.
00:10:35How are you making out?
00:10:36You figured it out yet?
00:10:38You probably have.
00:10:41It's a television set.
00:10:43It's a television set.
00:10:44Look at the parts in the television set.
00:10:47Screen.
00:10:48Channel selector.
00:10:51Dials.
00:10:53And up here is your antenna.
00:10:57Want to try another one?
00:10:59You ready for it?
00:11:01This is it.
00:11:03Think hard about this one.
00:11:06That's a burner.
00:11:10That's an oven dial.
00:11:14Those are switches.
00:11:17There's an F on one for front.
00:11:20And R on another one for rear.
00:11:24Now, what are these parts of?
00:11:27You got it figured out already?
00:11:28You sure?
00:11:31If you said stove, you were right.
00:11:35Because there are all the parts.
00:11:37The burners.
00:11:39The dial.
00:11:41The front and rear switches.
00:11:44You figured that out, right?
00:11:46Okay.
00:11:47Now, here's a really close look.
00:11:50At some parts of something you've seen before.
00:11:53You see if you can guess what it is.
00:11:55One, two, three, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four,
00:12:09four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four,
00:12:10four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four,
00:12:10four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four,
00:12:10four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four,
00:12:10four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four
00:12:23Wow, wow, wow, wow.
00:12:53When's the last time you've seen a tomato from the inside?
00:12:57That's what that was. It was a tomato.
00:12:59Now, how long did it take you to find out that was a tomato?
00:13:03Did it take you a long time or a short time?
00:13:06Were you quick about it or were you slow about it?
00:13:10Well, no matter what you did that time, now you know what it is.
00:13:13And now that you do know what it is, let's look at it again.
00:13:31Actually, I don't know what a pear.
00:13:34If I normally survive, I'll have a question there now.
00:13:35Is this a terribly heinous 죄 liban something that we will be doing right now?
00:13:35I'm okay.
00:13:35I don't, if you also.
00:13:36I'm going to be saying what to me is.
00:13:38You know what's going on?
00:13:47Just one chance I too.
00:13:50I was gonna thank you.
00:14:15Big Bird!
00:14:17Hi honey, have you seen Big Bird?
00:14:19Big Bird, no. What did you get him?
00:14:21Well, it's a surprise. Let's find him.
00:14:22He's around here someplace.
00:14:24Big Bird!
00:14:26Oh, you silly door.
00:14:29Right in my way.
00:14:32Here he comes, I can hear it.
00:14:36Hi Big Bird!
00:14:37Hey Big Bird!
00:14:38You know what? I bought you a present.
00:14:41For me?
00:14:44I saw it in the store and I just knew it was...
00:14:46You're growing Big Bird, you know that.
00:14:49Well, it's nice and thoughtful of you.
00:14:52Yes, bend your head down.
00:14:54That's it.
00:14:56Hey that looks great.
00:14:58Big Bird, that tie looks terrific on you.
00:15:01Oh, are you handsome?
00:15:02Yeah.
00:15:02Where is it?
00:15:03It's beautiful.
00:15:04He can't see it.
00:15:05I can't see it from where I'm standing.
00:15:06You want me to get you a mirror?
00:15:07Yeah, off the dressing.
00:15:08Okay.
00:15:08We're going to get you a mirror, then you can see how handsome you are.
00:15:11Oh, wonderful.
00:15:13Look at that.
00:15:13He's going to get a mirror.
00:15:14Sure.
00:15:15What's a mirror?
00:15:17Oh, a mirror.
00:15:18Well, it's a looking glass, you know.
00:15:20It looks at you?
00:15:22No.
00:15:23No, you look at it and you see yourself.
00:15:25You know, it's a piece of glass like in the window, but they put silver on the back and
00:15:29then you can see your face in it.
00:15:31You do?
00:15:32And you'll see your tie.
00:15:33You've never seen yourself in a mirror, huh?
00:15:34No, I don't know what a mirror is.
00:15:36Well, we'll show you right here.
00:15:38Okay, here it is.
00:15:39Here you are.
00:15:40See?
00:15:45What's that in there?
00:15:46That's you.
00:15:46Oh, there's a terrible thing in there.
00:15:48Oh, come on, Big Bird.
00:15:49It's you.
00:15:50It's you in a mirror.
00:15:50How can I be in there?
00:15:51I'm here and I'm beautiful.
00:15:53No, it's a picture of you.
00:15:54Explain it to him, Susan.
00:15:55It's a picture of you.
00:15:56See, look.
00:15:56Now, look.
00:15:57This is me.
00:15:58See?
00:15:59You.
00:16:00See?
00:16:01There's a pretty girl in there.
00:16:02Yeah, well, that's me.
00:16:03And that's you.
00:16:05Right there.
00:16:06Ah!
00:16:06Oh, that's terrible.
00:16:07Oh, come on, Big Bird.
00:16:08It's you.
00:16:09You're in a mirror.
00:16:10Oh, no.
00:16:12I'm having a terrible time learning about mirrors.
00:16:16Well, you're not the only one, Big Bird.
00:16:22Hey, Jim!
00:16:24Hey, Jim!
00:16:26What is it, buddy?
00:16:28I got a surprise for you, Jim.
00:16:30Oh, boy.
00:16:32A surprise for me?
00:16:33Oh.
00:16:34What is it?
00:16:37I can't tell you what it is.
00:16:38If I told you what it was, it wouldn't be a surprise, Jim.
00:16:42I never thought of that.
00:16:44Hey, Jim.
00:16:45Want me to unwrap it?
00:16:47Why don't you unwrap it?
00:16:49Hey, that's a good idea, Jim.
00:16:51I'll unwrap it.
00:16:52You get great ideas, Jim.
00:16:54Ha, ha, ha!
00:16:55Here we go!
00:16:57It's a picture of me.
00:16:59Oh, boy.
00:17:01A picture of you?
00:17:02Ah, that's great.
00:17:04Our little room could show you some brightening up.
00:17:06Yeah, you...
00:17:07Jim, you wouldn't believe it.
00:17:09I was walking down the street minding my own business, you know.
00:17:11Walking along, and all of a sudden I walked by the department store, and I just happened
00:17:15to look in the window, and there's this terrific picture of me.
00:17:20I couldn't pass it up.
00:17:21I said, I'll just take that, go in and buy it and take it home and give it to Jim
00:17:24for a present.
00:17:25Well, I think that's great.
00:17:26Let me take a look.
00:17:27All right.
00:17:32Wait a minute.
00:17:35There's something wrong here.
00:17:37What?
00:17:37What's wrong?
00:17:38This isn't a picture of you.
00:17:41Well, it sure looks like me.
00:17:43This is a picture of me.
00:17:47Wait a minute.
00:17:48Let me see.
00:17:51Hold everything.
00:17:53I didn't notice this before.
00:17:55This is a picture of both of us.
00:17:58Oh, I'm sorry, Jim.
00:17:59Boy, just wait till I get a hold of the guy that sold me that picture.
00:18:02Hold it, Buddy.
00:18:03I think this is even better.
00:18:05A picture of both of us.
00:18:07Buddy and Jim.
00:18:09Two friends, together.
00:18:10Right here in the picture.
00:18:13That's a nice picture, Jim.
00:18:15Oh, it sure is.
00:18:16Buddy and Jim.
00:18:19Jim, I'm sure glad you liked the picture.
00:18:22I'll see you later.
00:18:23So long, Buddy.
00:18:25And thanks again for buying this great picture of Buddy and Jim.
00:18:29Two friends.
00:18:31To...
00:18:33Get...
00:18:40Hey, Buddy.
00:18:50They're gonna play follow the leader.
00:18:53Who's the leader?
00:18:54I'm the biggest, so I'm the leader.
00:18:56Okay.
00:18:57I'll go where you go.
00:18:58And I'll go where you go.
00:19:00And I'll go where you go.
00:19:02Me too.
00:19:06See that coal mine?
00:19:08Let's go around it.
00:19:09We're gonna go around.
00:19:11Now I'm going around.
00:19:13Now I'm going around.
00:19:14Now I'm going around.
00:19:16Now I'm going around.
00:19:16Now I'm going around.
00:19:17Now I'm going around.
00:19:18Now I'm going around.
00:19:18Now I'm going around.
00:19:18Now I'm going around.
00:19:20Now I'm going around.
00:19:30Now I'm going around.
00:19:32Help! Help!
00:19:39We'll show them how to go around.
00:19:41This is how to go around.
00:19:43This is how to go around.
00:19:45This is how to go around.
00:19:53Now I'm going away.
00:19:56He went around!
00:20:07See that pipe? Let's go through it.
00:20:09We're going all through!
00:20:11Now I'm going through.
00:20:13Now I'm going through.
00:20:14Now I'm going through.
00:20:17Now I'm going through.
00:20:17Now I'm going through.
00:20:18Now I'm going through.
00:20:19Me too.
00:20:29Hey, where's Jimmy?
00:20:30Jimmy, he didn't go through.
00:20:40Let's show him how to go through.
00:20:42Now this is the way to go through.
00:20:47This is the way to go through.
00:20:49This is the way to go through.
00:20:52This is the way to go through.
00:20:55Now I'm going through.
00:20:57I'm going through.
00:20:58He wants through!
00:21:08See those star horses?
00:21:10Let's go over them.
00:21:12We're going to go over!
00:21:14Now I'm going over.
00:21:16Now I'm going over.
00:21:19Now I'm going over.
00:21:21Now I'm going over.
00:21:22Now I'm going over.
00:21:26Me too?
00:21:29Hmm?
00:21:36Ouch!
00:21:40Uh-oh!
00:21:47Uh-oh!
00:21:55He didn't go over.
00:22:05Let's show him how to go over.
00:22:07Now this is the way to go over.
00:22:13This is the way to go over.
00:22:16This is the way to go over.
00:22:19This is the way to go over.
00:22:24This is the way to go over.
00:22:29Now I'm going over.
00:22:32He went over!
00:22:34Let's go over, through, around!
00:22:58Over, through, around!
00:22:59Over, through, around!
00:23:00Over, through, around!
00:23:01Over, through, around!
00:23:03Over, through, around!
00:23:04Over, through, around!
00:23:04Over, through, around!
00:23:05Over, through, around!
00:23:05Over, through, around!
00:23:05Over, through, around!
00:23:05Over, through, around!
00:23:06Around!
00:23:06Around!
00:23:07Around!
00:23:13Hello, Mr. Tooper.
00:23:15Mr. Tooper.
00:23:16Hello, Big Bird.
00:23:17Coop, hooper, not cooper.
00:23:20Oh, well, I want to ask for something.
00:23:23Please do.
00:23:24Susan wants four.
00:23:26Yes, four what?
00:23:29Just four.
00:23:31I can't give you just four.
00:23:34It has to be four somethings.
00:23:36Four isn't anything unless there's something after it.
00:23:39Like four glasses, one, two, three, four.
00:23:43Or four donuts, you see?
00:23:47No, no.
00:23:48Well, then I think you've got to go back and ask Susan again.
00:23:52Okay.
00:23:56Did you ever hear anything so silly?
00:23:59He doesn't know about four somethings, about four somethings.
00:24:07Oh, oh, Mr. Tooper.
00:24:08Mr. Tooper?
00:24:10Yes?
00:24:11Uh, uh, Susan wants four dinners.
00:24:15You can't come in a store and ask for four dinners.
00:24:18Four somethings that go into a dinner.
00:24:21Like for lamb chops.
00:24:23Or four chickens that go into a dinner.
00:24:26Don't say chickens.
00:24:27Don't say chickens.
00:24:28Oh, I'm sorry.
00:24:29Or four TV dinners.
00:24:32For what, Big Bird?
00:24:34Well...
00:24:35Four dinners don't make sense.
00:24:36Oh.
00:24:37Well, all I know is, Susan says, go ask Mr. Hooper for dinner.
00:24:44Oh, for dinner tonight, before the block party?
00:24:48Thank you, Big Bird.
00:24:51Tell Susan I'd love to.
00:24:52I know.
00:24:53I would love to.
00:24:58For dinner.
00:25:01For dinner.
00:25:07One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:25:13One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:25:17Four.
00:25:22Four.
00:25:26Four.
00:25:27Four.
00:25:30Four.
00:25:33Four, four, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:25:45Four.
00:25:52Hey.
00:25:53Hey, Ernie.
00:25:54Hey, wake up, you meatball.
00:25:56You're supposed to be learning something.
00:25:57Oh.
00:25:58Oh, well.
00:25:58Well, I am.
00:25:59I am.
00:25:59Sure.
00:26:00Oh, yeah?
00:26:00Sure.
00:26:00Okay, then, tell me, what is this?
00:26:05Oh, that.
00:26:05Yeah.
00:26:05Oh, that is a, uh, let me think a minute.
00:26:08Okay.
00:26:09That is a chocolate cream pie.
00:26:11No.
00:26:12No?
00:26:13No.
00:26:13Well, let's see, give me a hint.
00:26:15Okay, watch this.
00:26:18One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:26:27Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:26:32One, two, three, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, eight, nine, nine, ten,
00:26:48ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
00:26:52ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
00:26:52ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
00:26:52ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
00:26:52ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten
00:26:55One, two, three, four.
00:27:01Four fish.
00:27:04One, two, three, four.
00:27:08Four line of toys.
00:27:11One, two, three, four.
00:27:15Four arms.
00:27:18One, two, three, four.
00:27:23Four.
00:27:24Four.
00:27:25Four.
00:27:27Four.
00:27:31Four.
00:27:33Four.
00:27:34Four.
00:27:35Four.
00:27:36Four.
00:27:37All right now, Ernie.
00:27:38Do you know what this is now?
00:27:39Yeah.
00:27:40Yeah, of course I do.
00:27:41That is a banana cream pie.
00:27:44If this four is a banana cream pie,
00:27:47then what is this?
00:27:51Oh, that's a four.
00:27:55Mmm.
00:27:56Well, I knew what it was all along,
00:27:59but who wants to get hit in the face with a four?
00:28:07Mmm, delicious.
00:28:10Here's a story for you.
00:28:12It's called Look At Me.
00:28:15I have one round head
00:28:20that can turn,
00:28:22that can shake,
00:28:23that I lift from my pillow
00:28:25when I awake.
00:28:28I have one small nose.
00:28:31See the little nose there?
00:28:32That can smell,
00:28:35breathe, or sneeze,
00:28:37and get red when I freeze.
00:28:41I have one wide mouth
00:28:43so my voice can come out
00:28:46to sing you a song,
00:28:49to whisper,
00:28:51or shout.
00:28:54Here is one wet tongue
00:28:56to taste what I eat,
00:28:59spicy,
00:29:00or salty,
00:29:02sour,
00:29:04or sweet.
00:29:06I have one straight back
00:29:09like a trunk of a tree.
00:29:12It's hard to reach,
00:29:13so you scrub it for me.
00:29:17And one pumping heart.
00:29:20I cannot see,
00:29:21but it's there,
00:29:23thump, thump, thump,
00:29:26inside of me.
00:29:28And covering me
00:29:29is waterproof skin.
00:29:33It's tough.
00:29:35You can pinch it,
00:29:36but look, it's quite thin.
00:29:40See my two moving eyebrows,
00:29:42and underneath those,
00:29:44two eyes with lids
00:29:47I can open and close.
00:29:52With two open ears
00:29:55on the sides of my head,
00:29:58I can listen to music
00:30:00and hear what is said.
00:30:02You hear things like,
00:30:04happy birthday,
00:30:05and have some cake.
00:30:07How do you do? What's your name?
00:30:09Please turn down the TV.
00:30:11Quiet!
00:30:12Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:30:13Ha, ha, ha, ho, ho, hee, hee, hee.
00:30:17My two arms have muscles,
00:30:20and here are my hands
00:30:24for holding, or clapping,
00:30:27or doing handstands.
00:30:30My two knobby knees
00:30:34feel hard as stones.
00:30:37My two long legs
00:30:40have long, strong bones.
00:30:44I have two busy feet
00:30:46that can jump,
00:30:47that can run,
00:30:48hold me down on the ground,
00:30:49help me climb,
00:30:50and that's fun.
00:30:52I have five wiggling toes,
00:30:56and four look quite small,
00:30:58but the big toe
00:31:00is biggest and strongest of all,
00:31:03and here are five fingers
00:31:05for work or for play
00:31:09to push with,
00:31:10to touch,
00:31:11hide my face,
00:31:13point the way.
00:31:14I can count the nails
00:31:17on my fingers and toes.
00:31:19I can count my teeth
00:31:21in two even rows.
00:31:26And also, my hair.
00:31:28But that's hard to do.
00:31:30There are so many hairs
00:31:31that I'd never get through.
00:31:35I am up,
00:31:37I am down,
00:31:39turning left,
00:31:41turning right,
00:31:43here I am,
00:31:44look at me,
00:31:46good morning,
00:31:48good night.
00:31:51That's a pretty good one.
00:31:52That's called Look at Me.
00:31:53You know, to read a book like Look at Me,
00:31:56you have to know words,
00:31:58and to know words,
00:31:59you have to know letters.
00:32:01Letters are very important.
00:32:05Sorry.
00:32:06This is the capital letter A.
00:32:09Next to it is the small letter A.
00:32:12Many words begin with this letter.
00:32:14Alligator, for instance.
00:32:16An alligator is an American reptile,
00:32:18similar to the crocodile,
00:32:20but having a shorter and flatter head.
00:32:24They have also been known to be extremely dangerous.
00:32:30A.
00:32:32Ape.
00:32:38Tiptoe through the tulips.
00:32:41Ape.
00:32:43A.
00:32:48Above my head is the letter B.
00:32:50It is the first letter in the word boxer.
00:32:54These are boxing gloves.
00:32:57Boxers wear them for protection.
00:32:59Oh!
00:33:00Of course, the boxer's gloves aren't much help
00:33:04if his opponent doesn't hit him in the hands.
00:33:09La, la, la, la, la.
00:33:11B. Butterfly.
00:33:16B.
00:33:17B.
00:33:17A for alligator and ape.
00:33:19B for boxer and butterfly.
00:33:22Man, it would take forever
00:33:23to get through the alphabet at that rate.
00:33:25But you know who can do it faster?
00:33:28Burt Lancaster.
00:33:29That's who.
00:33:31A.
00:33:33B.
00:33:35C.
00:33:38D.
00:33:40E.
00:33:40F.
00:33:44G.
00:33:45H.
00:33:47I.
00:33:49J.
00:33:51K.
00:33:52L.
00:33:55M.
00:33:57N.
00:33:59O.
00:34:00P.
00:34:02Q.
00:34:04R.
00:34:05R.
00:34:06S.
00:34:08T.
00:34:10U.
00:34:12V.
00:34:14W.
00:34:16X.
00:34:17Y.
00:34:19Z.
00:34:20B.
00:34:22Oh, hiya.
00:34:23Once again, I'm here to present a little talk
00:34:25about one of the letters of the alphabet.
00:34:28Now, today, the letter is B.
00:34:30And this is a B.
00:34:32Now, the B sort of looks like a fat man with his belt too tight, you know?
00:34:38And B is a very useful letter if you were fond of bread and butter, because both of these
00:34:43words begin with a B.
00:34:45And, uh, here we go again.
00:34:51Uh, okay, well now this is an R.
00:34:54Uh, and, uh, the R looks a lot like a B with the bottom eaten off of it, in case
00:34:59you
00:34:59didn't notice.
00:35:00And, uh, R is used for certain words like rotten, and ruin, and, uh, F.
00:35:08The letter P is a nice letter.
00:35:10I mean, it looks something like an R with one of the legs eaten off.
00:35:13And wait a minute!
00:35:14Hey, you!
00:35:14How am I supposed to talk about the letters when you keep eating pieces off of them?
00:35:19Well, okay, now, now P is the first letter in a lot of different words, but I can't think
00:35:24of any at the moment.
00:35:25And it, uh, well, that's an F, then.
00:35:28It's an F.
00:35:30Now, the letter F starts a number of words which I can think of, like, uh, well, now
00:35:35what?
00:35:36Okay, that's a, that's a, that's a one, or an I, or a small L, or a line, or, or
00:35:44dessert,
00:35:46depending on your point of view.
00:35:49Okay, okay, now you've done it.
00:35:51You see what you've done?
00:35:52You've eaten my letter, and you've ruined my talk, and you've made me look foolish in
00:35:56front of millions of people on television.
00:35:58Oh!
00:35:59Well, I hope you're satisfied, you great, big, hairy, ugly...
00:36:11All right, step right up and see if you can figure out this game.
00:36:15You have four tomatoes.
00:36:18One, two, three, and four.
00:36:22There they are.
00:36:23Now, take a good close look at those four tomatoes.
00:36:26One of them is different from the other three.
00:36:30Now, that's a simple one.
00:36:31I know you can figure it out.
00:36:34This one, this one, and this one are small tomatoes.
00:36:39This is the different tomato.
00:36:41It's a large tomato.
00:36:43You figured that one out very, very quickly.
00:36:46So, we'll get a harder one for you.
00:36:49Try this one.
00:36:56You have four spaces here.
00:37:00Space number one, we'll call that.
00:37:02We'll call this one space number two, space number three, and space number four.
00:37:07In one of those four spaces, something is different.
00:37:11It worked.
00:37:12Look closely.
00:37:15Figure it out yet?
00:37:16I think you did.
00:37:19One shoe in space number one, one shoe in space number two, one shoe in space number three,
00:37:26but in space number four, you have two shoes.
00:37:31This is the different space.
00:37:33You figured that one out.
00:37:35We'll try this one.
00:37:38Now, this one's gonna be tricky.
00:37:41Over here, we'll put an apple.
00:37:44Over here, a pear.
00:37:47Up here, a baseball.
00:37:49Down here, an orange.
00:37:51Now, get ready for this one.
00:37:54Which of these four is different?
00:37:58Is it the orange, the apple, the baseball, or the pear?
00:38:05You having a little trouble?
00:38:08Okay.
00:38:09Let's try to find out.
00:38:11The orange is a piece of fruit.
00:38:13You can eat it.
00:38:15The apple's a piece of fruit, too.
00:38:18So is the pear.
00:38:20But tell me, did you ever try to eat a baseball?
00:38:24I doubt it, because you can't.
00:38:27The baseball is the one that's different.
00:38:29The other three are pieces of fruit.
00:38:32The baseball is the one that's different out of these four.
00:38:35One, two, three, four.
00:38:39Four is a very important number.
00:38:42One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:38:51Ten, nine, eight, ten, five, four, three, three, one.
00:38:56One, two, three, four.
00:39:00Four, four, four, four.
00:39:04Let's think of all of four.
00:39:07How many is four?
00:39:10Four dollars.
00:39:11One, two, three, four.
00:39:15Four boys.
00:39:20One, two, three, four.
00:39:26Four fish.
00:39:28One, two, three, four.
00:39:32Four vines of toys.
00:39:35One, two, three, four.
00:39:39Four arms
00:39:41One, two, three, four
00:39:47Four root beer floats
00:39:54And I float for a float
00:40:05This is an X
00:40:08Even upside down, it's still an X
00:40:12Many words begin with X
00:40:14Such as, uh, well, of course we, uh
00:40:18X, uh, begins, uh
00:40:21Did I show you when you...
00:40:23Yeah, I showed you that
00:40:26All right, uh, X is a very important letter
00:40:29Many words end with X
00:40:33Such as, uh, how you...
00:40:39Oh, yeah, uh, Fox
00:40:42Box
00:40:46Ox
00:40:47Uh, fix
00:40:50X
00:40:55One more X I should mention
00:40:58Exit
00:40:58Goodbye
00:41:04Oh, that smells good
00:41:05You like it?
00:41:06Yeah, what do you have?
00:41:07Hey, listen, I've got a letter for you
00:41:09Oh, you do?
00:41:09Yeah
00:41:10Honey, my hands are all sticky
00:41:11Will you open it?
00:41:11Sure, no problem
00:41:14And this
00:41:16Dear Susan would please the committee
00:41:17Hey, you know what they want you to do?
00:41:19No, what?
00:41:19They want you to sing tonight at the block party
00:41:21They want me to sing?
00:41:22Yeah
00:41:23Oh, wait
00:41:24I didn't know you were going to do that
00:41:24Well, honey, you know Bob and Mr. Hooper are coming to dinner
00:41:27And look, I'm not finished
00:41:29Well, look, um, let them come over some other night
00:41:32Or just make sandwiches for them or something
00:41:34But you've got to sing
00:41:35They want you to sing
00:41:36Yeah, but I've got to have a new dress
00:41:38You have to have a new dress?
00:41:40Yeah
00:41:40Susan, you have closets full of dresses
00:41:43I know, but honey, see, you don't understand
00:41:45I'd have to at least have my hair done
00:41:46And look at my nails, you see
00:41:47So, and it's getting sort of late
00:41:49So I guess I can't do it
00:41:53Okay, I'll tell them you can't do it
00:41:57Um, honey, you know what?
00:41:59Look, if I ran downtown right now
00:42:01See, I could get a dress and some shoes
00:42:04And stop at the beauty parlor on the way back
00:42:05And if you just look right here where I was looking
00:42:08See, everything's right here
00:42:10And all you have to do is just hunt a little bit
00:42:12Everything's in the cupboard or in the refrigerator
00:42:14See, and I'll be back before you even know it
00:42:16Bye
00:42:16Okay
00:42:18I knew she couldn't resist that
00:42:21Okay, now
00:42:25Now I have a problem
00:42:27And I better get some help
00:42:29Better get Bob and Mr. Hooper
00:42:33And, yeah, better get them quick
00:42:37Dinner and dessert
00:42:56All right
00:42:57Now that you've eaten everything in sight
00:42:59Would you mind telling me what you plan to have for dessert?
00:43:17Wait, wait, wait, wait
00:43:18Cream, cream together
00:43:20Cream, cream
00:43:20No, no, no, wait, wait
00:43:22Wait, wait, wait, wait
00:43:23Now that's how you mix it
00:43:24Cream together, eggs
00:43:26You need eggs
00:43:27Eggs, eggs, eggs
00:43:28Get eggs
00:43:28That's right
00:43:29We need some eggs
00:43:29And
00:43:30Eggs
00:43:30Okay, got eggs
00:43:31And cream cheese
00:43:33Cream cheese
00:43:34Cream cheese
00:43:36Cream cheese
00:43:37Cream cheese
00:43:38Cream cheese
00:43:38Cream cheese
00:43:38Cream cheese
00:43:39You got that?
00:43:39Okay, cream cheese
00:43:40And combine remaining ingredients
00:43:44Remaining ingredients
00:43:45Wait a minute, they're already over here
00:43:46They're already over there
00:43:47Yeah, you don't need those
00:43:49Combine remaining ingredients
00:43:51And beat it with a wooden spoon
00:43:53Beat it with a wooden spoon
00:43:54Yeah, beat it with a wooden spoon
00:43:55Then you get
00:43:58Where's Bob?
00:43:59He beat it with your wooden spoon
00:44:01Thanks a lot
00:44:03A
00:44:06Ape
00:44:11Tiptoe through the tulips
00:44:15Ape
00:44:18Ape
00:44:19The salad
00:44:19Eat the sugar
00:44:20What else do we need here?
00:44:22You need garlic
00:44:22You need garlic
00:44:23Garlic
00:44:24You got some garlic, Mr. Hooper?
00:44:25Yeah, you need garlic
00:44:25Oh, garlic
00:44:26Come on, what's garlic?
00:44:28Garlic
00:44:28You need garlic in the thing
00:44:29Garlic
00:44:30All right
00:44:31Onion
00:44:32Onions
00:44:32You need onion in the salad
00:44:34Right
00:44:36You got the onion?
00:44:37Okay, good
00:44:38Lettuce
00:44:38Lettuce
00:44:39Get out of the center of the refrigerator
00:44:40Yeah, come on
00:44:40Get the lettuce
00:44:41How do you get this onion opener?
00:44:42I don't know
00:44:43Use a can opener
00:44:44Lettuce?
00:44:44There's an onion opener
00:44:45Now somewhere
00:44:46And toss
00:44:47And toss
00:44:47Yeah, you gotta toss
00:44:48Okay, go out about 10 yards
00:44:49And cut to the sidelines, Mr. Hooper
00:44:50Ready for
00:44:51Wait a while
00:44:52Give me that
00:44:53Oh
00:44:55La, la, la, la, la
00:44:57Bee
00:44:59Butterfly
00:45:00B
00:45:02B
00:45:03B
00:45:04How are we doing this?
00:45:06All right, wait a minute
00:45:06Come on
00:45:07We got some more to do
00:45:07Wait a minute
00:45:08Place beans
00:45:09Beans
00:45:10Beans
00:45:10Beans
00:45:11Beans
00:45:12Beans
00:45:12Got some beans, Mr. Hooper
00:45:13Yes, beans
00:45:14Thank you
00:45:14Place them in a large pot
00:45:16A large pot
00:45:17A large pot
00:45:18A large pot
00:45:19Here's a large pot
00:45:20Good, terrific
00:45:21Now
00:45:22Soak overnight
00:45:23In cold water
00:45:25Oh, you'll catch pneumonia
00:45:26What?
00:45:27If you soak overnight in cold water
00:45:29Oh, come on
00:45:31Come on, you guys
00:45:31Susan will be back here in five minutes
00:45:36One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
00:45:46Ten, nine, eight, ten, six, five, four, three, two, one
00:45:51One, two, three, four
00:45:56Five, five, five, five, five
00:45:59Let's sing along on five
00:46:02How many is high?
00:46:06Five fingers
00:46:07One, two, three, four, five
00:46:12Five ice cream saunas
00:46:15One, two, three, four, five
00:46:24Five
00:46:27Whatever they are
00:46:28One, two, three, four, five
00:46:36Five fries
00:46:37One, two, three, four, five
00:46:43Five
00:46:44Five
00:46:45One, two, three, four, five
00:46:51Five
00:46:52Fancy fruitcakes
00:46:54Whoop, whoop, whoop
00:46:59And I want to
00:47:02I want to
00:47:05Come on, well, all right, well, give me a bean.
00:47:09Oh, hi, hi, hi, Susan.
00:47:13Uh, well, look, look, we've got the salad started.
00:47:17Mm, I'm sure it would have been delicious.
00:47:19Would have been?
00:47:20Yes, would have been.
00:47:21Don't worry, there'll be plenty to eat at the block party.
00:47:24You can have pizzas and sodas and hot dogs.
00:47:26Listen, I gotta go change my clothes.
00:47:28I'll be right out.
00:47:29Okay, so I can't cook.
00:47:31Look, I'd like to see you teach high school science sometime.
00:47:35Say, Gordon.
00:47:37Yeah.
00:47:37What did you study in science today?
00:47:40Monkeys.
00:47:43Monkeys?
00:47:45I love your funny face
00:47:51Your sunny, funny face
00:47:56For you're a cutie
00:48:00With more than beauty
00:48:03You've got a lot
00:48:06Of personality
00:48:08And tea you fill
00:48:11To the air
00:48:12With the air
00:48:14With smiles
00:48:15For miles
00:48:17And miles
00:48:19And miles
00:48:20Though you're no Mona Lisa
00:48:24For worlds
00:48:25I'd not replace
00:48:27Your sunny,
00:48:29Funny face
00:48:36Funny face
00:48:39Funny face
00:48:41Funny face
00:48:45You're not exotic
00:48:48But so hypnotic
00:48:51You're much too much
00:48:54If you can cook
00:48:56If you can cook
00:48:56The way you look
00:48:58I'd swim
00:48:59The ocean
00:49:01Wide
00:49:03Just to have you
00:49:06By my side
00:49:09Though you're no queen
00:49:11Of Sheba
00:49:12For worlds
00:49:14I'd not replace
00:49:15Your sunny, funny face
00:49:42Your sunny, funny face
00:55:34Quiet.
00:55:36Please quiet.
00:55:38Now Susan has something to say for us.
00:55:42Susan is going to sing a song.
00:56:03What are you going to sing?
00:56:07What are you going to sing?
00:56:09Here?
00:56:09Here.
00:56:10Here.
00:56:10Now, you know what, sweetheart?
00:56:11You listen to everything I sing.
00:56:14You listen to everything I sing.
00:56:16You listen to everything I sing.
00:56:16You listen to everything I sing and do just exactly as I tell you to.
00:56:18See, it's going to be easy.
00:56:20Yes.
00:56:20Okay?
00:56:22Okay?
00:56:23Now, first, draw me a circle that's perfectly round.
00:56:30One curving line, simple and fine.
00:56:37Okay.
00:56:37That's good.
00:56:38Now, now add two ears and a lopsided nose.
00:56:46And if you care, add some hair.
00:56:50Oh, look at that.
00:56:52Now, draw two eyes and make them bright because they've just seen a beautiful sight.
00:57:09You ready?
00:57:10Mm-hmm.
00:57:10Sketch at 0ii
00:57:12Sketch in a mouth with a radiant grin.
00:57:17One coming deep from within.
00:57:24You've drawn me a circle, and now that you're through, it's a picture of me.
00:57:40after being with you.
00:57:49That's terrific.
00:57:50That's good.
00:57:51That's a great one.
00:57:55That's a terrific picture.
00:57:56Look at that one.
00:57:57Everybody see it?
00:58:00Look at that.
00:58:01Look at that.
00:58:02You want to get down?
00:58:03Hey, listen, we're having a great time at the block party,
00:58:06but we've got to run.
00:58:08You come back and join us any time you want to.
00:58:10You want to say goodbye, Ronald?
00:58:11Bye.
00:58:12Ronald, say goodbye.
00:58:13Bye.
00:58:14That's great.
00:58:15That's terrific.
00:58:36Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter A and by the number four.
00:58:43Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter A and by the number four.
00:58:49Look at me written by Margarita Rudolph.
00:58:54Pictures by Carla Cuskin.
00:58:56Published by McGraw-Hill.
00:58:59Copyright 1967.
00:59:04Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.
00:59:35This is NET, the public television network.
00:59:52This is NET, the public television network.