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00:02:47Hi, that's you. Hi, you. How are you? Listen, I'm in a hurry now. I've got to go down to
00:02:53Mr. Hooper's store and take back this carton of eggs. Why? Well, I'll tell you what. Come on down. We'll
00:03:00find out.
00:03:09Hello, Mr. Hooper. Hello, good. How are you? What can I do for you? Well, Susan bought six eggs this
00:03:17morning, right? And, uh, at least there were supposed to be six eggs in here.
00:03:22Well, I'm sure there was nothing wrong with the eggs because I get nothing but the freshest eggs. I know
00:03:28you do, Mr. Hooper, but, um,
00:03:29I'll tell you what. Take a look. See for yourself. See what the problem is.
00:03:37One nice egg. One. Two nice fresh eggs. That's two.
00:03:47Three wonderful eggs. Oh, it's three. Four beautiful eggs. Four. Five delicious eggs. Five. And six. Well.
00:03:59This is a little egg. And it's purple. It's purple. I, uh, never saw a purple egg before. Now.
00:04:11Uh, Mr. Hooper. Mr. Hooper. That's a jelly bean. Yes. And now how could I ever made that mistake?
00:04:20Mm. Ah. Well, you're entitled to a mistake from time to time, Mr. Hooper. Anyway, you got, uh, six things
00:04:28in here. You had one, two, three, four, five, and that made six. But, uh, between you and me, I
00:04:36really didn't want to scramble jelly bean for breakfast.
00:04:38Yeah. No. I don't think, uh, imagine you'd want to fry it sunny side up.
00:04:46Mm. No. I'd rather trade it for another egg. Oh. That's right.
00:04:49Well, uh, I'm sorry, but I haven't any more eggs left.
00:04:53You're out of eggs? Yes. Oh.
00:04:55And, uh, uh, I'll give you your money in place of an egg. That's six cents.
00:05:00Okay.
00:05:06Here you are. One, two, three, four, five, six.
00:05:12One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:05:21Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:05:26One, two, three, four, five.
00:05:33Six, six, six, six.
00:05:42Six, six, six, six, six, six, eight, nine, ten.
00:06:02One, two, three, four, five, six Six cats
00:06:11One, two, three, four, five, six Six cameras
00:06:19One, two, three, four, five, six Six strawberry shortcakes
00:06:28One, two, three, four, five, six, five, six, nine, eight, eight, nine, eight, nine, eight, nine, eight, nine, eight, nine,
00:06:36nine, nine, nine, nine, eight, nine, nine, nine, nine,鈴木, nine, a nine, eight, one, nine, nine, nine, ten?
00:06:44One, two, three, four, five, six, nine, nine, eight, nine, ten?
00:06:44Good morning, Mr. Super
00:06:46Ah, big bird
00:06:48Hooper
00:06:48Hooper, say hooper
00:06:50Hooper
00:06:51Thank you
00:06:52What can I do for you?
00:06:54Well, you remember this morning
00:06:55I bought six jelly beans.
00:06:59I sure do. Don't tell me there's something wrong with these jelly beans.
00:07:03Because I sell only the choicest of jelly beans.
00:07:06There's nothing wrong with most of them, but I wish you'd take a look.
00:07:10I'd be happy to.
00:07:13One choice jelly bean.
00:07:15Yep, there's one.
00:07:17Two sweet little jelly beans.
00:07:19There's two sweet little jelly beans.
00:07:20Three yum, yummy jelly beans.
00:07:22Four beautiful colored jelly beans.
00:07:26Five scrumptious jelly beans.
00:07:29Scrumptious?
00:07:30Well, this is a big one.
00:07:33It doesn't feel like a jelly bean.
00:07:35How could I have been so absent-minded?
00:07:37No, Big Bird, this isn't a jelly bean.
00:07:40Excuse the expression, it's an egg.
00:07:42An egg?
00:07:44Huh, the lucky thing I found out.
00:07:47You know how I usually eat jelly beans?
00:07:49I take them and throw them up in the air and catch them in my beak.
00:07:55And then, like that, I usually miss.
00:07:59It's a good thing I didn't try it with that one.
00:08:01Yes, yes.
00:08:03You know what happened, Big Bird?
00:08:05I gave Gordon your jelly bean and put Gordon's egg in your jelly beans.
00:08:11Oh.
00:08:12Please do me a favor and bring this egg to Gordon.
00:08:21And these jelly beans are for you and some extra ones for your good efforts.
00:08:27Oh, goody.
00:08:28Okay, you are.
00:08:29Thank you, Mr. Looper.
00:08:32Mm-hmm.
00:08:33Mm-hmm.
00:08:35Well, there is a big difference between six eggs and six jelly beans.
00:08:46One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:08:52One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:09:05One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:09:28Now, this part of Sesame Street is brought to you by fathers.
00:09:34Now, there are a few things you need to be a father.
00:09:37See, I'm a father.
00:09:38Now, first of all, you need to have a wife.
00:09:40And I've got one.
00:09:42And here she is.
00:09:43You also need some children.
00:09:44I've got a couple of those.
00:09:46This is my son and my daughter.
00:09:48They're brother and sister.
00:09:50But since this part of Sesame Street is brought to you by fathers,
00:09:53I'd like to tell you a little bit about what fathers do.
00:09:57Ahem.
00:09:59A father can fix anything.
00:10:02Leaky tap or broken spring.
00:10:05In his home, a father's king.
00:10:07And that's what fathers do.
00:10:11Bless you.
00:10:12Tell him.
00:10:13Hop.
00:10:13Right.
00:10:14A father buys you food and clothes.
00:10:18Takes you to the movie shows.
00:10:20Works all day to give you those.
00:10:23And that's what fathers do.
00:10:27And my daddy.
00:10:28Right.
00:10:30A father is a person with a very busy life.
00:10:36He takes care of his children.
00:10:39And he takes care of his wife.
00:10:41He'll teach his children right from wrong.
00:10:45So they'll grow up safe and strong.
00:10:48Now this father sung his song.
00:10:51And he has told to you.
00:10:55Just what fathers do.
00:11:06Well, now that you've finished your soda, Carlos, I'll tell you what.
00:11:10Why don't we play a game?
00:11:11All right.
00:11:12Good.
00:11:13Let's see how many things we can find in a store that's round.
00:11:19Coin.
00:11:20Coin?
00:11:21Right.
00:11:22That sure is round, isn't it?
00:11:24Huh?
00:11:27What else?
00:11:29The orange.
00:11:30An orange?
00:11:32Boy, that orange.
00:11:34Beautiful orange is really round.
00:11:36You're right.
00:11:38What else can you see that's round?
00:11:42The ball.
00:11:43Oh, boy, is that round.
00:11:46That's round and bouncy.
00:11:48That sure is round.
00:11:51I have something.
00:11:53Is this round?
00:11:55No.
00:11:56What is it?
00:11:57It's a rectangular.
00:11:59Rectangular?
00:12:01Why is it rectangular?
00:12:03Because it has four sides.
00:12:04How many?
00:12:05Four.
00:12:06You're right.
00:12:08Book has four sides.
00:12:09Well, what else have we got?
00:12:11A hula hoop.
00:12:13A hula hoop.
00:12:14Oh, boy, that is round.
00:12:17Isn't it?
00:12:18Huh?
00:12:18You know?
00:12:19What else have we got?
00:12:19A hula hoop.
00:12:19There's something in the alphabet, a letter, that is round as this hoop.
00:12:24Do you know what it is?
00:12:25O.
00:12:26O. O is as round as this hoop.
00:12:29You're right.
00:12:30Boy.
00:12:31You know, if we didn't have an O, we couldn't have this orange.
00:12:39Because orange, in orange, O is the first letter.
00:12:43And you know what?
00:12:44If we didn't have an O, we couldn't have a hoop.
00:12:48Because there are two O's right in the middle of hoop.
00:12:53And you know what else we couldn't have if we didn't have an O?
00:12:57Well, you couldn't have me, Mr. Hooper.
00:13:01Hooper has two O's right in the middle of it, just like hoop.
00:13:07And oh, there's another word that begins with the no.
00:13:11How could I ever forget that?
00:13:13Come on.
00:13:15We'll find that word.
00:13:19O.
00:13:21O.
00:13:23O.
00:13:24O.
00:13:25O.
00:13:25O.
00:13:26O.
00:13:27O.
00:13:29O.
00:13:31O.
00:13:31O.
00:13:31O.
00:13:31O.
00:13:32O.
00:13:34O.
00:13:46O.
00:13:47The goat who was eating a bowl of bones, potatoes, and soap.
00:13:53A rope did float and crooked the goat, and a boy climbed a stone made of old.
00:14:00The oars turned to smoke and started to float closer to the bulldozer who closed up the hole
00:14:08so the cold wind could not grow, and the sun did show so the roses could grow,
00:14:14and the whole world would know that the boat, bulldozer, the toad, and the crow,
00:14:19the boy, and the rope, riding the goat, we're all okay. Okay?
00:14:28And this is my kind of day. Beautiful day. I feel good.
00:14:32Really, inside, outside, everywhere. I feel good. I feel so good that I'm going to talk to the worst grouch
00:14:38in the world.
00:14:39I'm going to make him feel good. Oscar. Let's go over and talk to him.
00:14:42Open the can, Oscar. Open the can and let me in.
00:14:47Open the can, Oscar.
00:14:49It's you.
00:14:50Hello, Oscar. How are you?
00:14:51How do you feel?
00:14:52Lousy.
00:14:53Lousy isn't the right word for it.
00:14:55Oh, yeah?
00:14:56The right word is mad. That's what I am? Mad.
00:15:01You're mad, huh?
00:15:02Well, that's too bad, Oscar, because I feel great.
00:15:04I'm going to be great to everybody.
00:15:06I'm going to say hello to Mr. Hooper, Susan, everybody, Bob.
00:15:09I can tell that. I can see you smiling and trying to be nice and looking stupid.
00:15:17Oh, come on, Oscar. You're just your same old grouchy self. It doesn't bother you.
00:15:21Wrong. Wrong. I'm usually grumpy.
00:15:24Yeah?
00:15:24But I'm not grumpy today.
00:15:26You're not.
00:15:27That's right. You're not.
00:15:29Today, I'm worse than grumpy. Today, I'm mad.
00:15:33So, why don't you go away?
00:15:36Oh, come on, Oscar. You're really mad.
00:15:38Mm-hmm.
00:15:38Yeah, well, what's wrong?
00:15:39What's wrong?
00:15:40Yeah, you can tell me.
00:15:40What's wrong?
00:15:41Yeah.
00:15:42I won't tell you what's wrong.
00:15:43Oh, come on, tell me.
00:15:44Well, I won't tell you what Mr. Hooper did.
00:15:47I won't tell you how he told that kid all about the letter O.
00:15:51And how O is the first letter of orange.
00:15:54And there are two O's in Hooper.
00:15:57And there were all those jumping little O's all over the place.
00:16:02And all those sort of stupid things.
00:16:04And I won't tell you how the most important thing of all was left out.
00:16:08What's that, Oscar?
00:16:09It was just left out.
00:16:11The most important thing of all that begins with the letter O.
00:16:15Oh, come on, Oscar.
00:16:16You're really breaking up.
00:16:18You're sad, Oscar.
00:16:19So what?
00:16:21I could be sad if I want to.
00:16:23And I could be mad if I want to.
00:16:25You could be happy if you want to.
00:16:27Orange begins with an O.
00:16:29You know what begins with an O?
00:16:30Tell me.
00:16:32Oscar.
00:16:33That's what begins with an O.
00:16:35Oscar begins with an O.
00:16:36Look.
00:16:37Oscar.
00:16:38Yeah?
00:16:38Come on, take it easy.
00:16:39Take it easy.
00:16:40Now, Mr. Hooper made a mistake.
00:16:42I don't know how I could have left that out.
00:16:44He did it on purpose.
00:16:46No, I doubt it.
00:16:47I don't even know what to say.
00:16:49Hi, Gordon.
00:16:49Hello, Oscar.
00:16:51Oh, hello, Mr. Hooper.
00:16:52Hi, Carlos.
00:16:53This is the fellow I was telling you about.
00:16:54I don't know how we ever could leave him out when we talk about O.
00:16:58His name begins with an O.
00:16:59He's the only fellow I know whose name begins with an O.
00:17:02Oscar.
00:17:02Oscar.
00:17:03Me, Carlos.
00:17:04Carlos.
00:17:04Oscar.
00:17:30Oscar feels a lot better now because everybody knows his name starts with a letter.
00:17:35O is for Oscar.
00:17:39Oscar.
00:17:41O.
00:17:42O.
00:17:46O.
00:17:47O.
00:17:49O.
00:17:50Where the goat explodes all the O's
00:17:54And the crow flies low
00:17:55Past the croaking toad
00:17:57And the boat floats over the ocean
00:18:00But the wind did blow
00:18:02And it started to snow
00:18:04So the toad went home to the telephone
00:18:08He spoke to the goat
00:18:10Who was eating a bowl of bones
00:18:13Potatoes and soap
00:18:15A rope did float
00:18:17And cooked the goat
00:18:19And a boy climbed a stone made of old
00:18:22The O's turned to smoke
00:18:24And started to float
00:18:26Closer to the bulldozer
00:18:29Who closed up the hole
00:18:31So the cold wind could not blow
00:18:33And the sun did show
00:18:35So the roses could grow
00:18:37And the whole world would know
00:18:39That the boat bulldozer, the toad and the crow
00:18:41The boy and the rope, the ride and the goat
00:18:43Were all okay
00:18:46Okay?
00:18:51Boy, oh boy, oh boy
00:18:52It's time for my milk and cookie
00:18:54You know, there's almost nothing I like better
00:18:56Than milk and cookie time
00:18:59Slurping my milk through a straw
00:19:00And crunching away at my old cookie
00:19:03You know, nothing beats it
00:19:05Well, my glass of milk is ready
00:19:07All that remains is for me
00:19:09To go into the kitchen and get my cookie
00:19:11And that's exactly what I'm going to do right now
00:19:20Milk!
00:19:21Ha!
00:19:24Ha!
00:19:26Ha!
00:19:26Ha!
00:19:27Ha!
00:19:29Ha!
00:19:36Ha!
00:19:36Doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo.
00:19:38Well, here I am again with my cookie
00:19:41and my nice glass of, my glass of milk.
00:19:46What happened to it?
00:19:47I'm almost sure that glass was full.
00:19:50It's certainly not full now.
00:19:52That means one of two things.
00:19:55Either I didn't fill it all away,
00:19:57or else someone's been drinking my milk.
00:20:00I don't see Bert around anywhere,
00:20:03so I guess I didn't fill it all away.
00:20:05You know, there's a great deal of joy
00:20:06to a cookie and a full glass of milk,
00:20:08but there's almost no joy at all to a cookie
00:20:11and a mostly empty glass of milk.
00:20:14Well, what I'll do is I'll put my cookie here,
00:20:16and I'll go to the kitchen and get some more milk.
00:20:24Cookie, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:20:34Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo-doo-doo.
00:20:37Well, here I am with my milk to fill up my glass,
00:20:41so that then I will have a full glass of milk to eat with.
00:20:46There, there.
00:20:48Now I have a full glass of milk and my cookie, my cookie.
00:20:53Someone, someone's been crunching my cookie.
00:20:55There's an illegal cookie cruncher around here.
00:20:58Hey, and there's an illegal milk slurper too.
00:21:01There's only one thing to do.
00:21:03What I'm going to do is I'm going to hide
00:21:05and catch him in the act.
00:21:06Now, if you see someone coming,
00:21:08don't tell them that I'm hiding, okay?
00:21:16Ha, ha, ha, milk.
00:21:22Hark, I hear someone slurping.
00:21:24I was right.
00:21:33Hark, I hear someone crunching my cookie.
00:21:36I was right.
00:21:45Aha!
00:21:47What do you think you're doing?
00:21:50Now, don't, don't, don't try to be friendly.
00:21:53You were, you were just, you just ate my milk and my cookie.
00:21:57Oh, don't, don't thank me.
00:21:58That's a, what do you think you can do?
00:22:00You think you can just come along and slurp someone's milk
00:22:02and crunch someone's cookie whenever you want to?
00:22:05Don't, don't kiss me, you cookie-crunching-milk-slurper, you.
00:22:09Now listen, listen, you, that's, that's very bad.
00:22:13Wait a minute, wait a second, I'll tell you what I'll do.
00:22:16How, how about this?
00:22:18What?
00:22:18I'll get you your own milk and cookie.
00:22:20Your own milk and cookie.
00:22:22How about that?
00:22:22Milk and cookie?
00:22:23Yeah.
00:22:23Oh, milk and cookie, yeah.
00:22:25Milk and cookie.
00:22:26Okay, okay.
00:22:26Milk and cookie.
00:22:27Just a second, I'll go get it for you.
00:22:28Milk and cookie, milk and cookie.
00:22:30Imagine, sharing one's milk and cookie with a monster.
00:22:34Somehow it doesn't seem right.
00:22:36Milk and cookie, milk and cookie, milk and cookie.
00:22:38Oh, hurry, oh!
00:22:40Milk and cookie.
00:22:43Thank you, Oriana, for volunteering to help me with the dishes.
00:22:46That's very nice.
00:22:47All right.
00:22:49Hey, you know what?
00:22:50Let's, why don't we play a game while we're doing the dishes?
00:22:53That always seems to make the work go faster.
00:22:55All right.
00:22:56Let's make it, mm, an R game.
00:22:58Let's look around and see how many things in the kitchen we can find that start with R.
00:23:03Um.
00:23:04Okay?
00:23:08Rag?
00:23:08Oh, right, the dish rag.
00:23:11That's good.
00:23:12That's R.
00:23:17Rack?
00:23:18Oh, what?
00:23:19This?
00:23:20Oh, the rack.
00:23:21Mm-hmm.
00:23:21That's good.
00:23:22That's two.
00:23:23You think anything else?
00:23:25Radio?
00:23:26The radio.
00:23:27That's good.
00:23:29Um.
00:23:31The ring?
00:23:32My ring, yeah.
00:23:34Here you are.
00:23:35What else?
00:23:37Refrigerator.
00:23:38That's a good R word.
00:23:39You know, when you look around the room, you can certainly see lots of things that begin with the letter
00:23:44R.
00:23:46Today, I'm going to tell you about the letter R. R is for rooster, and robber, and rake.
00:23:58It's also for river, and make no mistake, it's even for rowboat, and rocks, and for rain, that causes the
00:24:09robber to go down the drain.
00:24:11Very well.
00:24:12What letter have we learned about today?
00:24:16Arr.
00:24:18Good heavens.
00:24:19A talking dog.
00:24:22Of course, you know why we're doing the dishes.
00:24:25Um.
00:24:26To make the dishes clean so we can eat them on the thing we can.
00:24:28To make them clean, sure.
00:24:30And in a house, there always seems to be a million things to clean.
00:24:34I clean the dishes at least three times a day.
00:24:37Clean the sink.
00:24:38Clean the stove.
00:24:39Clean the floor.
00:24:40clean the wall I took a shower so I wouldn't be dirty
00:25:03You can clean almost anything, almost everything
00:25:14My sister brushes her teeth
00:25:25Animals clean themselves
00:25:47Some animals don't have to take a bath because they're in the water all the time
00:26:02When a car gets dirty it goes to the car wash
00:26:19Where you live has to be cleaned too
00:26:22By sleeping and vacuuming and dusting and dishes get washed in the sink and clothes
00:26:36In the washing machine
00:26:42Driveways get cleaned when it snows and streets when they get dirty
00:26:57And books
00:27:13You can clean almost anything
00:27:25Here I am cleaning something else but of course when you clean a blackboard
00:27:30It's not called washing what's it called?
00:27:33Erasing
00:27:38Erasing
00:28:01I'd like you to know that this part of Sesame Street is being brought to you by mothers
00:28:27I'd like to tell you a little about mothers
00:28:31Oh mommy
00:28:32A mother cooks, a mother sews, a mother washes all the clothes, helps to wipe a runny nose, and that's
00:28:42what mothers do
00:28:44Oh mommy
00:28:48A mother bakes an apple pie, hangs a laundry out to dry, sings her kids a lullaby
00:28:58Oh that's what mothers do
00:29:00Oh that's what mothers do
00:29:02Gosh mom
00:29:05A mother tucks you in at night as comfy as can be
00:29:10And if you trip in fall she'll put a bandaid on your knee
00:29:16A mother cares for everyone
00:29:20Husband
00:29:21Got her in person
00:29:23And now this mother's song is done
00:29:26And now I've told to you
00:29:28Just what mothers do
00:29:41Okay Ariana and Marlon
00:29:44This story is called One Two Where's My Shoe
00:29:47But the trick here is there are no words there are pictures
00:29:51And in the pictures there are shoes hidden
00:29:54You've got to find them okay
00:29:57Alright now find the shoe hidden on that one
00:30:01This one
00:30:02Good job Marlon you found it right in there
00:30:05The dog's face
00:30:07Yeah he's wearing a shoe on his head
00:30:09I can find another one
00:30:10You can find another one?
00:30:12That's a sock
00:30:13There's another one
00:30:14There's another one yeah okay
00:30:16Now let's move on
00:30:17Let's go to the next one
00:30:19And in the scarecrow
00:30:22Find any shoes?
00:30:24Here
00:30:25That's a shoe right
00:30:27Is there another one?
00:30:28Oh yeah here
00:30:28Right okay
00:30:29So if you look at them that way
00:30:31That's a girl scarecrow
00:30:32That's a girl scarecrow
00:30:33It's not some man scarecrow
00:30:35It just happens to have ladies shoes on his arms
00:30:37The weirdest scarecrow you've ever seen
00:30:39You can see the shoes right there
00:30:42Alright now in this one
00:30:43Let's let the boys and girls at home look
00:30:45See if they can find it
00:30:48They're crows and they're flying
00:30:51And I think they've seen it now
00:30:54There are the shoes
00:30:55Right?
00:30:56Yeah
00:30:57The body
00:30:58Okay
00:30:59Let's get to the tough ones
00:31:00Ready for that one?
00:31:01Yeah
00:31:02What kind of picture is it?
00:31:03It's a steamboat
00:31:04It's a big steamboat
00:31:06Right
00:31:06Now where's the shoe?
00:31:08Uh
00:31:08Turn it upside down
00:31:10Turn it upside down?
00:31:11Here it is
00:31:11Wow you found it
00:31:13Where's the heel?
00:31:14Me here
00:31:15Back there
00:31:15Okay
00:31:17This is
00:31:18Somebody drew the shoelaces over
00:31:21Yeah
00:31:21Right shoelaces over there
00:31:22It's a sneaker
00:31:23It's a sneaker?
00:31:24You sure?
00:31:24No
00:31:25No?
00:31:26It's a boot
00:31:26It's a boot
00:31:26Well we'll never know
00:31:27It's a shoe anyway
00:31:28We know that
00:31:29Let's move on
00:31:30See what else we can find
00:31:31See what this alligator has
00:31:35Um
00:31:36Hmm
00:31:37Find the shoe?
00:31:38Uh huh
00:31:38Yeah
00:31:39Show me
00:31:40Here
00:31:41See?
00:31:42That's right
00:31:43And the alligator's tail is actually the toe of the shoe right?
00:31:47Uh huh
00:31:47And there are two of them there
00:31:48You can see the one behind it
00:31:50It can start over here
00:31:51It can start over there
00:31:52And it can start through here
00:31:54That's right
00:31:55You put your foot around right there in the center
00:31:57So you put your foot in an alligator
00:31:58That's where alligator shoes come from
00:32:00This is a bone
00:32:02That's a what?
00:32:03A bone in the alligator's head
00:32:06That's a bone that the alligator ate
00:32:08That's very amazing
00:32:09That's really good Marlin
00:32:10I don't think so
00:32:11But let's look over here and find the shoes
00:32:13Now that's tough
00:32:14Uh
00:32:16I'll give you a hint
00:32:16It's something like this
00:32:18Right
00:32:18And it's around the face
00:32:20And it's on the face
00:32:20Right, now where is it?
00:32:22Where are the shoes?
00:32:23Go ahead
00:32:24Here
00:32:24Here, this is another one
00:32:25On the mustache
00:32:27Let's let them look
00:32:28See it?
00:32:30Here it is
00:32:30There's one turned up shoe
00:32:31Another turned up shoe
00:32:33Just take them off
00:32:34And wear them
00:32:35Now on these
00:32:37What are they?
00:32:37Geese?
00:32:39Swans?
00:32:40Or what?
00:32:41They're birds, right?
00:32:42Right
00:32:43Okay, we agree on that
00:32:44They look like ducks
00:32:45They look like ducks
00:32:46Where are the shoes?
00:32:49Uh
00:32:49Here
00:32:50That's right
00:32:51Show me some more
00:32:52Yeah
00:32:52And there, I think
00:32:53Yeah, that's another one
00:32:54These are the chicks
00:32:55And there's the mother
00:32:56Oh, I see
00:32:58But these are the shoes
00:32:59That's the important thing
00:33:00If we turn it upside down
00:33:01We can see even better
00:33:03And it looks like
00:33:04And it looks like
00:33:04It looks like a face
00:33:05That looks like a face
00:33:06But that looks like a boot
00:33:07And that's what we're trying to find
00:33:08Shoes here
00:33:09Now let's move on
00:33:10Get over to the fish
00:33:12Oh, that's an easy one
00:33:13That's an easy one?
00:33:14Yeah
00:33:14Alright, if it's so easy
00:33:15Marlin, show me where it is
00:33:17Here
00:33:18You're absolutely right
00:33:19That's a loafer
00:33:20And that's on the fish's face
00:33:24And a snake
00:33:25I know that
00:33:26Where
00:33:27A snake and a what?
00:33:29Um
00:33:30I know what it is
00:33:31With a
00:33:32Where's the shoe?
00:33:34Where's the shoe?
00:33:34Let's find the shoe
00:33:35I never saw that long
00:33:37A snake that long
00:33:38But you never saw a snake
00:33:40With a shoe on it
00:33:40Here it is
00:33:41You found it
00:33:42Right up there at the top
00:33:44That's good, Ariana
00:33:45Okay, let's keep going
00:33:48What do we have here?
00:33:49Um
00:33:50Two shoes
00:33:51Two shoes
00:33:51Two boots
00:33:52And one shoe
00:33:53Are on that page
00:33:54Let's find them
00:33:55Here
00:33:57Here
00:33:57Okay, that's the
00:33:59Ariana, you found the shoe
00:34:01Which is on the duck
00:34:02I found two
00:34:03And you found two boots
00:34:04Okay?
00:34:05One upside down
00:34:06That's upside down
00:34:07That's right side up
00:34:08And then over here
00:34:09That's the shoe
00:34:11On the head of the duck
00:34:11And it's right up
00:34:13Hmm?
00:34:13And it's right
00:34:14Now find the two shoes on the bull
00:34:16Oh
00:34:17Uh
00:34:18Here
00:34:19And here
00:34:20Now they're in the position
00:34:21That what would be on the bull?
00:34:23Horns
00:34:23Horns
00:34:24Absolutely right
00:34:25And here are the horns
00:34:26And there are the horns
00:34:44Okay?
00:34:45And Marlon
00:34:46Jelly beans for you
00:34:47But you can't have any
00:34:49Until you tell me
00:34:50What does the word
00:34:52Jelly beans start with?
00:34:54What letter?
00:34:55J
00:34:55J, you're absolutely right
00:34:57Okay, now
00:34:59I have a jar inside
00:35:01And jar starts with what letter?
00:35:04J
00:35:04J
00:35:05J
00:35:05As a matter of fact
00:35:06Lots of things
00:35:07Begin with the letter J
00:35:10What's happening, man?
00:35:12I don't know
00:35:13What's that?
00:35:14I don't know
00:35:15It looks like a fish hook
00:35:17It's not a fish hook
00:35:18It's a J
00:35:20A what?
00:35:21The letter J
00:35:23Like to hear a story
00:35:24About the letter J, boys?
00:35:26Yes
00:35:29Once upon a time
00:35:31A guy named Joe
00:35:32Noticed a Junebug
00:35:34On his toe
00:35:35Put it in a jar
00:35:36And started to go
00:35:37But here come the judge
00:35:39And said
00:35:39No, no, no
00:35:40So Joe said why
00:35:42And started to jump
00:35:43And dance a jig
00:35:44On an old tree stump
00:35:46Then jogged along
00:35:47To the city dump
00:35:48Where he jammed the Junebug
00:35:50In a tire pump
00:35:51Then the judge caught up
00:35:52And started to wail
00:35:54And said to Joe
00:35:55Justice will prevail
00:35:56Then the jury met
00:35:58And set the bail
00:35:59And Joe got an hour
00:36:01In the city jail
00:36:02So that's the letter J
00:36:04It still looks like a fish hook
00:36:06You know what else we learned?
00:36:08Yeah, don't you have a judge
00:36:09By jamming a Junebug
00:36:12Jackie, you know what they call
00:36:13What's the
00:36:14They call this animal?
00:36:16Called
00:36:17A Yorkshire piglet
00:36:20Now this breed
00:36:21Came from
00:36:22All the way from England
00:36:24And they can grow
00:36:25Up to
00:36:261,000 pounds
00:36:29Imagine that
00:36:301,000 pounds
00:36:32See it snout
00:36:34Hear it?
00:36:35It likes to dig with it
00:36:37It likes to lift with it
00:36:39And push with it
00:36:41It
00:36:42It finds the roots of plants that way
00:36:44By digging in
00:36:45Really?
00:36:47And likes a lot of vegetables
00:36:51You know
00:36:51You know
00:36:52Did you ever read about anything
00:36:53About these piglets?
00:36:54Yeah
00:36:55Yeah, um
00:36:55A book named Animal Farm
00:36:57Did you?
00:36:58Yeah
00:36:58Do you know about the animal farm, Jackie?
00:37:01No
00:37:02What about it?
00:37:03Well, they're supposed to be
00:37:04The most intelligent animal there
00:37:06Except for the donkey
00:37:07You're right
00:37:08He's 100% right
00:37:10He is
00:37:11That's marvelous
00:37:12You know a little bit
00:37:13A bit about
00:37:14You know
00:37:14They are clean animals
00:37:16They can stay clean
00:37:17They, uh
00:37:19In a
00:37:20As long as they have enough room
00:37:21To have clean litter at night
00:37:23There
00:37:24Go
00:37:25Go
00:37:25Eat
00:37:26Atta
00:37:27Atta girl
00:37:28And you know
00:37:30Besides that
00:37:31Besides being a smart animal
00:37:34Years ago
00:37:35It used to live in groups
00:37:37In the woods
00:37:39In the forest
00:37:40And there's something else
00:37:42I ought to tell you
00:37:44And that is that
00:37:45This part of Sesame
00:37:47Is being brought to you by
00:37:49Children
00:37:50That's right
00:37:52This part of Sesame Street
00:37:54Is being brought to you
00:37:56By kids
00:37:57By little girls
00:37:59By daughters
00:37:59By sisters
00:38:00By boys
00:38:02By brothers
00:38:03By sons
00:38:04See children are really great
00:38:06And I'm a daughter
00:38:07Which means I have a mother
00:38:09And a father
00:38:09Who are right over there
00:38:10Somewhere
00:38:11There
00:38:12Oh there they are
00:38:13Yeah
00:38:14And I'm also a sister
00:38:15Which means I've got a brother
00:38:17Who is right here
00:38:18And I've got the
00:38:20A mother and a father
00:38:21Too
00:38:22They're the same
00:38:23As her mother and father
00:38:25Uh huh
00:38:25She's their daughter
00:38:27And I'm their son
00:38:28And she's my sister
00:38:30And since this part of Sesame Street
00:38:33Is being brought to you
00:38:34By her
00:38:35And me
00:38:36Maybe we should tell you
00:38:37A little bit about ourselves
00:38:39You sing it
00:38:40Come on
00:38:45A daughter plays with dolls you know
00:38:49Helps her mother cook and sew
00:38:51And in her hair she wears a bow
00:38:54And that's what daughters do
00:38:58You sing now
00:38:59Okay
00:39:02A son can run and throw a ball
00:39:05Jump up high and never fall
00:39:08Grow up to be six feet tall
00:39:11And that's what a son can do
00:39:16You sing it
00:39:17Okay
00:39:18A daughter can be beautiful
00:39:21When she puts on a dress
00:39:24A son can make a mud pie
00:39:27And get covered with a mask
00:39:30Uh oh
00:39:31But still I like my brother fine
00:39:34And I'm glad my sister's mine
00:39:37We're together all the time
00:39:40And now we've told to you
00:39:42Just what brothers do
00:40:02What things make sounds?
00:40:04Many things make sounds
00:40:06What are those sounds?
00:40:07Birds singing
00:40:19That's a big bird
00:40:21That's a rooster
00:40:23He crows
00:40:27Those are sheep
00:40:33Those too?
00:40:35They're baby sheep
00:40:36Lamb
00:40:37Maybe they're loose
00:40:39No they're not
00:40:45That's a cow
00:40:47Cows moo
00:40:52Ducks clasp
00:40:57Geese honk
00:41:05Ten o'clock
00:41:13I know those sounds
00:41:15Those are breakfast sounds
00:41:28Why doesn't the dog bark?
00:41:31You can't bark with your mouth full
00:41:41Rocking makes a sound
00:41:50And cars make sounds
00:41:53And cars make sounds
00:41:54That's not a car
00:41:56That's a truck
00:42:14That's a truck
00:42:15That's a car
00:42:15That's a car
00:42:37Those are machines that make roves
00:42:43Those are machines that make roves
00:43:02They make big sounds.
00:43:05They're big machines, silly.
00:43:08Little machines can make big sounds too, like a chainsaw.
00:43:29Airplanes make kind of whistle sounds.
00:43:42Trains rattle.
00:43:44The city has many sounds.
00:43:51A horse.
00:43:58A policeman and his whistle.
00:44:01And lots of traffic.
00:44:07A wrist watch.
00:44:12An elevator.
00:44:17Footsteps inside sound different.
00:44:25An office has lots of sounds.
00:44:30Adding machines.
00:44:33Staplers.
00:44:40Typewriters.
00:44:48I hear those sounds a lot.
00:45:06Why is it so quiet?
00:45:08I don't know.
00:45:13An explosion.
00:45:19Thunder.
00:45:23And rain.
00:45:31The wind.
00:45:45Running stream.
00:46:00There's so many sounds.
00:46:03Is silence a sound?
00:46:06I don't know.
00:46:08Neither do I.
00:46:13Now, are you ready to play the game?
00:46:16Yeah.
00:46:16One of these things is not like the others.
00:46:20One of these things doesn't belong.
00:46:24Can you tell which thing is not like the others?
00:46:28Before I finish my song.
00:46:31Okay, look at them.
00:46:32Try and figure out which one doesn't belong in that group.
00:46:43Let them guess at home.
00:46:47Did you guess which thing is not like the others?
00:46:52Did you guess which thing doesn't belong?
00:46:56Well, if he gets this thing, it's not like the others.
00:47:00Jackie did.
00:47:01Did you?
00:47:03Ah, you're right.
00:47:04Why is this out of place with these three things, Carlos?
00:47:08Because the rest of the things are clothing, and that isn't.
00:47:12What is that?
00:47:13Fish.
00:47:14That's a fish, and a silly old fish doesn't go with a hat, glove, or shoe.
00:47:18A fish goes with fishing.
00:47:22While fishing for dinner one day, a boy caught a big letter A.
00:47:27He then caught a B, a C, D, and E, and an F, G, H, I, J, and K.
00:47:35Unhappy, the boy sat and thought,
00:47:38I can't eat these letters I caught.
00:47:40I must catch some fish to fill up my dish, or my whole afternoon is for naught.
00:47:46But as soon as his hook hit the C, he caught L, M, N, O, and P,
00:47:52and Q, R, S, T, and a U, and a V, and a W, X, Y, and Z.
00:48:00Now hungry, he stared at the group.
00:48:03Then suddenly, grabbing a scoop,
00:48:06he had a bright notion and cooked up a potion
00:48:10and feasted on alphabet soup.
00:48:18One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:48:27Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:48:32One, two, three, four, five, six.
00:48:40Seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, let's sing,
00:48:43that's all about seven.
00:48:46How many is seven?
00:48:49Seven strong.
00:48:51One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
00:48:57Seven circles.
00:49:00One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
00:49:06Seven, seven, five, six, seven.
00:49:08Seven, four, five, six, seven.
00:49:16Seven spooky spiders.
00:49:19One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
00:49:26Seven nickels.
00:49:28One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
00:49:51Okay, kids, why don't you go over to Mr. Hooper's store and see what he's got for you.
00:49:55He's got something to show you.
00:49:56Hi, boys.
00:49:57Hi, Jackie.
00:49:58Hi, honey.
00:49:59Hi.
00:49:59Is that a new jacket?
00:50:00Yeah.
00:50:00You like that?
00:50:01Hey, I like it.
00:50:01Isn't that nice?
00:50:02Thanks.
00:50:03Listen, you know, when I got this jacket, the first thing I thought of was about the time
00:50:06that Buddy got a jacket, you know, and he brought it home and showed it to Jim.
00:50:11Can you imagine what that was like?
00:50:13Yes.
00:50:19Hey, Jim!
00:50:21Hello, Buddy.
00:50:23What is it, Buddy?
00:50:24What are you so happy about?
00:50:26My new jacket, Jim.
00:50:27You like it?
00:50:28That's a fine-looking jacket.
00:50:30Thanks, Jim.
00:50:30What a beautiful jacket.
00:50:32Turn around, Buddy.
00:50:32Let me take a look at it.
00:50:33Ha, ha.
00:50:34Ha, ha, ha.
00:50:36Ha, ha, ha.
00:50:38Buddy.
00:50:39Huh?
00:50:40Did you, by any chance, buy that jacket at Ralph's clothing store?
00:50:47How did you know that, Jim?
00:50:49I know that because the jacket still has a great big label on it.
00:50:53A what on it?
00:50:54A label.
00:50:56No label on my jacket, Jim.
00:50:58There most certainly is.
00:50:59And you know what the label says?
00:51:01What?
00:51:01Turn around here.
00:51:03The label says shop at Ralph's clothing store, right on the back of your jacket.
00:51:15I can't see any label.
00:51:17Of course you can't see it because the label's not on your front.
00:51:21It's on the back of the jacket.
00:51:22On the back?
00:51:23On the back.
00:51:28I can't see the label, Jim.
00:51:30Buddy, believe me when I tell you it's there.
00:51:33Now, if you'd like, I'll help you take the label off the jacket.
00:51:37Wait a minute.
00:51:38What is it?
00:51:38You can't take it off because if it's real pretty, I might like that label and I want
00:51:44to keep it on the jacket and wear it.
00:51:46So you can't take it off until I see the label.
00:51:49Well, that's up to you.
00:51:51Only one problem, Jim.
00:51:53What is it?
00:51:55How am I going to see the label?
00:51:57You can't think of anything by yourself, can you?
00:52:01Let me see now.
00:52:05I've got an idea.
00:52:06Good boy.
00:52:07All we have to do is walk you over to the mirror.
00:52:10Yeah?
00:52:10Then you'll just look in the mirror and then you'll be able to see the label that's on
00:52:14your jacket.
00:52:15Sure is smart, Jim.
00:52:17Come with Jim.
00:52:17All right.
00:52:18Here we go.
00:52:19Look right in that mirror and tell me what you see.
00:52:21Ha, ha, ha.
00:52:24I don't see the label.
00:52:27I don't see the label.
00:52:28Well, of course you can't see the label because you're facing with your front to the mirror.
00:52:32The label is on the back.
00:52:34So all you have to do is turn with your back to the mirror and then you'll be able to
00:52:37see
00:52:38the label.
00:52:45Hey, Jim.
00:52:46What?
00:52:48I can't see the label.
00:53:07I can't see the front, but there's no label on it, right?
00:53:14Right.
00:53:14The label's on the back.
00:53:15Right.
00:53:15If I take the back of the jacket and put it around into the front, then I'll be able
00:53:21to see that label.
00:53:22I'll take me a good look at that label then.
00:53:25Hmm.
00:53:25Buddy, for once in your life, you've had a good idea.
00:53:29Thanks, Jim.
00:53:29Good boy.
00:53:30Take the jacket right off and we'll do what you say.
00:53:33Oh, yeah.
00:53:34Let's take it right off and we'll put it off the way that old Buddy said.
00:53:38Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:53:39All right.
00:53:41And fix the colors.
00:53:44There.
00:53:45What's that?
00:53:47Huh?
00:53:49That's one of the prettiest labels I ever saw in my life.
00:53:53Certainly is.
00:53:54That label is so pretty I'm going to leave it on the jacket and I'm going to wear it everywhere
00:53:58we go.
00:53:59Good boy.
00:54:00Ha, ha.
00:54:00You did it again, Jim.
00:54:01Of course.
00:54:02I told you I'd do it.
00:54:03You ready to go for a walk, Buddy?
00:54:05I sure would like to go for a walk now.
00:54:07Let's go.
00:54:07Oh, hold it.
00:54:08What?
00:54:09Buddy.
00:54:09What?
00:54:10You can go for a walk looking like that.
00:54:13You have to take your jacket off and put it on the right way.
00:54:16Oh, ha, ha, ha.
00:54:17Yeah.
00:54:18Take the jacket right off.
00:54:20So it'll look nice and pretty for the walk that Buddy and Jim are going to take together
00:54:25as two friends.
00:54:26Hmm.
00:54:27Oh, that's a great looking jacket.
00:54:29Thanks, Jim.
00:54:29You ready to go for a walk?
00:54:31Let's go.
00:54:32Let's go.
00:54:33Ha, ha, ha.
00:54:34Boy, you think people on the street will notice me today, Jim?
00:54:38Of course they'll notice.
00:54:39That's a beautiful jacket.
00:54:40Oh, thanks, Jim.
00:54:44These chinchillas, they're part of the rodent family.
00:54:47See how it's brushing itself in the sand?
00:54:50You know what it's doing, Ann?
00:54:51It's getting the moisture out of its hair, and it's also fluffing its hair that way, and they
00:54:57love to have that around in their box.
00:54:59They were named chinchillas.
00:55:02They were named chinchillas because from an Indian tribe that lived up in the Andes, called
00:55:06the chinchas.
00:55:06Chinchillas.
00:55:07Now, their hair is so thin, it's thinner than a spider's web.
00:55:14You know what the spider hangs on?
00:55:17They're hair thinner than that.
00:55:19Can you imagine?
00:55:20And they are vegetarians, these chinchillas.
00:55:24They like things that, like vegetables, green vegetables, and fruit.
00:55:30They like to eat a lot of that.
00:55:32You know, some people even have them in their homes.
00:55:36They're nocturnal animals, and that means that they like places where they can sleep,
00:55:42where they live at night, and during the day they try to avoid the light and the noise.
00:55:48And they're beautiful, aren't they?
00:55:49You know their hair is in three layers in color, closest to the skin is slate blue, and
00:55:57the middle is white, and the tips of it have a tip like black.
00:56:03Aren't they beautiful?
00:56:05Huh?
00:56:07Look, look how they jump around.
00:56:09They jump a little bit like kangaroos, don't they?
00:56:13Now, well, that's it.
00:56:16I hope you enjoyed this, did you?
00:56:18Huh?
00:56:19That's fun.
00:56:19You'll excuse me, because I have to go to the, to, to the garden and Susan for coffee,
00:56:24and I've got to change my clothes.
00:56:25Yes?
00:56:26Can you name this letter?
00:56:28If you said R, you were correct.
00:56:31Let's say R together now.
00:56:33Ready?
00:56:35R!
00:56:37Fine.
00:56:38Now, here's something that starts with the letter R.
00:56:42Do you know what this is?
00:56:44Here, let me help you to guess.
00:56:47Yes, it's a radio.
00:56:50Hmm, that's a nice tune.
00:56:54My ship has sails that are...
00:57:00Oh, hey, Susan.
00:57:02Yes, sir?
00:57:03You're nearer to the sugar than I am.
00:57:04Would you get the sugar for me, please?
00:57:06I forgot to get it for the coffee.
00:57:07Uh-huh.
00:57:08Do-do-do-do.
00:57:09Do-do-do.
00:57:11There you are.
00:57:12Do-do.
00:57:13You're welcome.
00:57:13Uh, Susan.
00:57:15Yes, sweetheart.
00:57:16You're nearer to the cream than I am.
00:57:18Would you get the cream for me, please?
00:57:20It's, you know, right in there.
00:57:22Please, please.
00:57:27There you are, sweetheart.
00:57:29Thank you so much.
00:57:30You're welcome.
00:57:31For the cream.
00:57:32Do-do-do.
00:57:33Boom, boom, boom, boom.
00:57:35Hey, you know what would go really good with this?
00:57:37No, what?
00:57:38Piece of chocolate cake.
00:57:39Oh, let me guess.
00:57:40I'm nearer the bread box than you are,
00:57:42so why don't I get you some cake?
00:57:44No, no, you're wrong.
00:57:45You're wrong.
00:57:46I am going to get the cake for you.
00:57:48I'm going to get the chocolate cake for you.
00:57:50I'd really like a piece of chocolate cake, too.
00:57:52I know you would.
00:57:52I'm going to get it out of here.
00:57:56Susan.
00:57:56Mm-hmm?
00:57:57No chocolate cake in there.
00:57:59I know there isn't.
00:58:00You ate it all yesterday.
00:58:02But I really would like a piece of chocolate cake.
00:58:05And you're nearer the cake than I am.
00:58:07Why?
00:58:08Because you're nearer the door.
00:58:10And the last chocolate cake I saw was in Mr. Hooper's store.
00:58:13So you're nearer the door, so that makes you nearer the store.
00:58:16So put your little jacket on.
00:58:18Okay.
00:58:19Go get your cake.
00:58:21I'm near, but I'm still pretty far away.
00:58:26You're nearer to the cake than you thought.
00:58:29Really?
00:58:30Hey!
00:58:31Are you lucky?
00:58:32You're really lucky.
00:58:33You're a great cake bringer.
00:58:35I'm always a great cake bringer.
00:58:37You're a cake bringer for me.
00:58:39And also, I can't eat it.
00:58:40Really?
00:58:41Yes.
00:58:42Can you eat a little cake?
00:58:42Would you like some coffee?
00:58:43I'd love it.
00:58:45Now, that is what I call service.
00:58:47How'd you know we want a cake?
00:58:49Seven cents.
00:58:50Count that.
00:58:51One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
00:58:53That's terrific.
00:58:53Terrific.
00:58:54Hey, listen.
00:58:55We're going to be here on Sesame Street all the time.
00:58:57You come back and join us anytime you want to, okay?
00:59:00And hey, by the way, Sesame Street today was brought to you by the letters J, O, and R.
00:59:09And by the numbers six and seven.
00:59:14The book, one, two, where's my shoe, was written and illustrated by Tommy Ungerer, published by Harper and Rowe, copyright
00:59:241964.
00:59:27Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.
00:59:34Now, let's get, let's get to this cake.
00:59:36That is, that is a great cake.
00:59:38Well, you're really lucky.
00:59:39I was sending you to that store.
00:59:41Yeah, well, that's all right.
00:59:42Mr. D. Seem to know just when you're alive.
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