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00:13This is Sesame Street, show 33, in color.
00:55This is Sesame Street, show 33, in color.
01:16This is Sesame Street, show 33, in color.
01:34Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:50Hey, hey, you got here.
01:52It's good that you got here, too, because I want you to spread the word.
01:54Today is the day that Michael Cooney comes to Sesame Street.
01:58Michael Cooney, don't forget.
02:00I want you to stick around for this.
02:01Hey, Bob.
02:02Hi, Gordon.
02:02How you doing?
02:02Good to see you.
02:03Listen, Michael Cooney's coming today.
02:05Oh, great.
02:05He got his banjo?
02:06He got his banjo.
02:07Terrific.
02:07I'll go tell him.
02:08Okay.
02:08Don't you forget.
02:09Come here, because Sesame Street's going to really swing today.
02:12Michael Cooney.
02:12Hey, Tracy and Leslie, listen.
02:14Michael Cooney's coming today, okay?
02:16Go spread the word.
02:17Okay?
02:18They know.
02:18Bob knows.
02:19I'll go tell Susan in a minute.
02:20Hey, I wonder if Ernie and Bert know.
02:25I love my rubber ducky.
02:28I love my rubber ducky.
02:31Ernie.
02:32I love my rubber ducky.
02:33Ernie.
02:34What, Bert?
02:35Ernie.
02:35You promised me you'd have this place cleaned up before lunchtime.
02:39Now, you promised me that.
02:41Oh, well, don't worry, Bert.
02:42I will.
02:42I will.
02:43Oh, boy.
02:44You know, spick and span by lunchtime.
02:45Sure.
02:46Oh, yeah?
02:47Now, now stop that with the ducky.
02:48Okay.
02:49Sorry.
02:49Look, for your information, Ernie, we're going to have lunch in just a minute or two.
02:52And you've got a couple of hours' work here to get this whole mess cleaned up.
02:56Oh, no, Bert.
02:57No, no.
02:57Not the way I work.
02:58Because I am the fastest cleaner-upper you ever saw.
03:02Oh, yeah?
03:02Why, once I get going, I am a regular white tornado.
03:06Yeah, well, listen.
03:07If you can clean this mess up before lunchtime, you're Superman.
03:10I bet I can do it.
03:12Now, cut that out with a ducky.
03:14I bet you can't.
03:15You've only got a minute left before lunch.
03:17Okay.
03:17What do you want to bet, Bert?
03:18I bet you my dessert.
03:21Dessert?
03:21Yeah.
03:22If you do it, I'll give you my dessert.
03:23Oh, well, what's for dessert today?
03:25Because I don't do my super-fast cleanup job just for any old dessert, you know?
03:30Cookies and ice cream.
03:32Cookies?
03:32Cookies and ice cream?
03:33Yep.
03:34Cookies and ice cream?
03:35That's my favorite dessert of all times.
03:37Okay, you're on.
03:38You're on.
03:38How much time have I got?
03:39You have 15 seconds.
03:4215 seconds.
03:43Stand back.
03:44Okay.
03:44Here goes old Ernie, faster than a speeding bullet.
03:46On your mark, get set, go.
03:48Go.
04:03For cookies and ice cream, I can do anything.
04:06Come on, Bert.
04:07Lunchtime.
04:10It's not fair.
04:11It's just not fair.
04:15Resume.
04:16Resume.
04:18Resume.
04:19Resume.
04:22Hey, I promised you, right?
04:24And here he is.
04:25This is Michael Cooney.
04:26Say hello.
04:26Say hello.
04:27Hi.
04:27Hi.
04:28Michael Cooney.
04:29I have a song that I've been singing around, and I'd like you to learn it.
04:33And it's a, it's a, every time I sing it someplace, I sing it a little different.
04:37And the reason is a long time ago, this song is so old.
04:39A long time ago, everybody who sang it, sang it with the name of his own town.
04:42And then when it came time to write it down, oh, they wrote down, they just picked one name
04:47because they couldn't write all the towns in the world, so they wrote Buffalo.
04:49And they call it Buffalo Gals.
04:51Well, I'd like to sing it Sesame Street, Gals, because that's where we are on Sesame Street.
04:55And I want you to sing this with me.
05:06You sing that?
05:08Sesame Street, Gals, won't you come out tonight?
05:11Come out tonight.
05:12Come out tonight.
05:13Sesame Street, Gals, won't you come out tonight?
05:16And dance by the light of the moon.
05:18As I was walking down the street, down the street, down the street, pretty little girl,
05:25I chanced to meet, and she was fair to see.
05:29Sesame Street, Gals, won't you come out tonight?
05:32Come out tonight.
05:33Come out tonight.
05:34Sesame Street, Gals, won't you come out tonight?
05:37And dance by the light of the moon.
05:39I stopped her and we had some talk.
05:42Had some talk.
05:43Had some talk.
05:44Her feet covered up the whole sidewalk.
05:46Had some talk.
05:49Had some talk.
05:50Come out tonight.
05:52Come out tonight.
05:53Come out tonight.
05:54Sesame Street, Gals, won't you come out tonight?
05:57I danced with a dolly with a hole in her stockin' and her knees kept a knockin' and her toes
06:04kept a rockin'.
06:06And we danced by the light of the moon
06:09Lord Sesame Street gals won't you come out tonight
06:12Come out tonight
06:15Sesame Street gals won't you come out tonight
06:18Oh sing it again
06:20Lord Sesame Street gals won't you come out tonight
06:23Come out tonight
06:24Come out tonight
06:26Sesame Street gals won't you come out tonight
06:28Today's by the�장oon
06:30Very good
06:32Very good
06:33Got another one?
06:35He's got another instrument. He's got a guitar.
06:38Mike, can we clap our hands on this one?
06:40Oh, if you like. This is another song I'd like you to sing the chorus with me.
06:44A friend of mine made this up, and I really like songs that people can make up.
06:47Wait till he teaches it to us.
06:49Good time, Tracy. Good, Mike.
06:52What's this one? Those are picks?
06:54What's this one all about?
06:55Picks.
06:59This is a song a friend of mine in California made up, and I really like to see people make
07:03up songs,
07:03and some of them are really easy to make up, and especially songs about whatever you feel like making,
07:08whatever you were thinking about, and this fellow had a job one summer picking apples,
07:12and I think that sounds like a lot of fun, and he did too, and he taught it to a
07:15bunch of his friends,
07:16and I learned it pretty soon, and it's getting around, and I'd like you to learn it too.
07:20And the chorus goes, it's a little hard to sing the chorus, but you listen very closely to the words,
07:24and we'll sing it a couple of times.
07:26Goes like this.
07:28Hey ho, makes you feel so fine looking out across the orchard in the bright sunshine.
07:33Hey ho, makes you feel so free standing in the top of an apple tree.
07:38Hey ho, makes you feel so fine looking out across the orchard in the bright sunshine.
07:43Hey ho, makes you feel so free standing in the top of an apple tree.
07:49Oh, I know, it's hard to say, but by the time we get to the song, you'll have a break.
07:54Up in the morning before the sun, I don't get home until the day is done.
07:59My pick sack's heavy and my shoulder's sore, gotta be back tomorrow to pick some more.
08:04Hey, ho, they should feel so fine, looking out across the orchard in the bright sunshine.
08:09Hey, ho, they should feel so free, standing in the top of an apple tree.
08:24Oh, you start at the bottom, and you pick them from the ground, and you pick that tree green all
08:29the way around.
08:30Then you set up your ladder, and you climb up high, and you're looking through the leaves at the clear
08:34blue sky.
08:35Hey, ho, it makes you feel so fine, looking out across the orchard in the bright sunshine.
08:39Hey, ho, they should feel so fine, standing in the top of an apple tree.
08:55Oh, three-legged ladder, wobbly attack, reaching for an apple, whoops, almost fell.
09:00Twenty-pound sack, hanging around my neck, and there's two more apples that I can't fight, can't do it.
09:05Hey, ho, they should feel so fine, looking out across the orchard in the bright sunshine.
09:26Hey, ho, they should feel so fine, looking out across the orchard in the bright sunshine.
09:50Now back to what's that called the instrument? What's he got?
09:53A guitar. A banjo. A banjo, you sure?
09:58Yep. You're right. That's a B word.
10:00And that one has five strings. Michael said some of them only have four, but his has five strings.
10:05And some of them have six. Most of them have four or five though.
10:10Well, here's a song that's a lot easier to sing. And this is another song I really like.
10:14This is a song that was made up by a grown-up, but it was made up for a fellow's
10:17own little kids.
10:19And it seems to me there are a lot of things that are no fun to do in this world
10:22sometimes.
10:23And it's really nice when parents make up songs that make things easier to do.
10:29There are things like getting up in the morning and going to bed at night and cleaning up your
10:32room and helping somebody else clean up his room. And one of my favorite songs is a song
10:36to make taking a bath easier if you don't like to take a bath. Sometimes I don't, sometimes I do.
10:42So here's one. And once you learn this, you realize you can make up your own verses as long as
10:47you want.
10:47It goes like this.
11:08You see, with a song like that, all you have to do is name places to wash, as long as
11:12you feel like.
11:25You can sing that just as long as you feel like. Maybe if you run out of places to wash,
11:37you can always
11:38make up verses about anything. In fact, it's really fun to make up nonsense word verses. Here's a good one,
11:43of course.
11:43Oh, clean, oh, clean. Oh, clean, oh, clean. Oh, clean, oh, clean. Oh, clean, oh, clean.
11:53Rub, dub, dubbity. Scrub, scrub, scrubbity. Making me nice and clean.
12:02If you can't think of a nonsense verse, you still gotta sing. You don't have to sing about washing,
12:06maybe you can sing about something like, Brother, oh, brother, come shine my shoes.
12:12Come shine my shoes. Come shine my shoes.
12:17Brother, oh, brother, come shine my shoes. And polish them nice and clean, oh.
12:26But I think at the end it's really fun to sing something like,
12:29Oh sweetie, oh sweetie, come smell me now
12:34Come smell me now
12:36Come smell me now
12:39Sweetie, oh sweetie, come smell me now
12:44Don't I smell nice and clean, don't I?
12:50Hey, very good.
12:51You know what, Michael, that reminds me of a song we sing here on Sesame Street.
12:55It's called Everybody Wash, and it goes like this.
12:59Hey, you out there in TV land, everybody wash!
13:10Everybody wash your ears!
13:18Everybody wash your hands!
13:25Everybody wash your chest!
13:33Everybody wash your everything!
13:40That's right, keep washing, keep washing everybody!
13:43Thank you for joining us!
13:48Poor Solomon Grundy!
13:53Wash the left side of his head on Monday!
13:56Wash the left side of his head on Monday!
14:00Wash the left side of his neck on Tuesday!
14:03Washed the left side of his neck on Tuesday
14:06Washed his left arm on Wednesday
14:13Washed his left hand on Thursday
14:19Washed his left side on Friday
14:25Washed his left leg on Saturday
14:27Washed his left leg on Saturday
14:31Washed his left foot on Sunday
14:34Washed his left foot on Sunday
14:37Poor Solomon Grundy
14:40He's still half dirty!
14:51Oh, my finger!
14:55Oh, my toes!
14:58Oh, my thumb!
15:01Oh, my nose!
15:04Oh, my elbow!
15:06Oh, my knee!
15:09Oh, my face!
15:12Oh, poor me!
15:15Otherwise, I feel fine
15:21Hey, that looks nice, Gordon
15:23Yeah, I like that
15:24Hey, what happened to Mike, by the way?
15:26Mike? Oh, the kids took him down to meet Oscar
15:29That should be a barrel of laughter
15:30Yeah, when he meets Oscar
15:33Oh!
15:34Hi!
15:35Hi, Gordon!
15:35Hello, Big Bird!
15:36Hi, Big Bird!
15:37How are you?
15:37What's that you're working on there?
15:38Oh, this is a letter I, Big Bird
15:40Oh, the letter I?
15:41Sure!
15:42Where'd you get the letter I?
15:43Oh, the boys in my shop class made it for the first grade teacher
15:47And I brought it home
15:48Gordon said you'd give me a hand painting it
15:49We're just finishing up here
15:51Hey, I'm out of paint, Gordon
15:52Have you got any others?
15:53No, I'm fresh out too, Bob
15:55I don't have a thing left
15:56Where can we get some?
15:57I think Mr. Hooper's got some in his back room over in his store
16:00I'll go check over there, alright?
16:01Yeah, you know, I think there's some down in the basement over here
16:04Let me check
16:05Oh, by the way, Big Bird, would you do me a favor?
16:08Surely, what is it?
16:09Would you keep your eye on this letter I for me?
16:13And don't let anybody touch it, because it's still wet
16:16And I don't want to get it all messed up, alright?
16:18Aye, aye, sir
16:18Okay, thanks, Bird
16:20I will watch that eye like a real bird dog
16:24Boy, I sure wouldn't want anything to happen while I was watching that
16:29Because usually I do everything wrong
16:31But I don't see what could go wrong
16:33Aye, aye, aye
16:35It fell off
16:37Hey, little eye dog
16:38You're supposed to be up on top
16:40Let me just pick it up
16:41Yep
16:42Yipes
16:44This is funny
16:46Come back here, little eye
16:48Yep
16:51Hmm
16:52This seems weird
16:54Come back
16:55Here
16:56Oops
16:58Huh
16:59How do you like that?
17:00I don't like it one bit
17:01It's gonna be dirty bouncing around
17:03No, stop that
17:04No, just come
17:05Here
17:07It's gone
17:09It's gone
17:10I couldn't do one little thing right
17:12Like take care of a dot
17:13But an eye
17:15Oh, woe is me
17:17Oh
17:17I've done it again
17:20Oh
17:21Hmm
17:22Still use
17:23Hey, I got some more paint here
17:23Yeah, I got some too, huh?
17:24Probably got too much now
17:25Oh, well
17:26Hey, thanks for taking care of the eye for us, Bird
17:28The eye
17:30Ay-yi-yi
17:31It's back
17:33What's back, Big Bird?
17:35The dot
17:35The dot on that eye there
17:37It ran away
17:38It bounced off and I chased it
17:40And it went right over the fence
17:42And then I turned around and it's back
17:44That's pretty funny, Big Bird
17:45This dot, Big Bird?
17:47That dot
17:48Yeah, it's right there
17:48Oh, Big Bird, that's impossible
17:50This dot is made out of plywood
17:52We made it ourselves
17:53Listen to that
17:54That can't bounce
17:55But it did
17:55Look, Big Bird, that dot is on solidly
17:58It can't bounce all over the yard
17:59It's on here
18:00Yeah, but, but, but
18:01Oh, look, look, Big Bird
18:02Dots can do a lot of things, right?
18:04They can show movies
18:05But they just cannot bounce all over a yard
18:07Show movies?
18:09Yeah, dots show movies
18:10Watch
18:14I
18:15Ice cream
18:19Ice cream
18:22Strawberry ice cream
18:24My favorite kind
18:28Ice cream
18:29Ice cream
18:29Hello there
18:30Do you know what this is?
18:32It's a L with a ball on top
18:34Well, golly gee, I never thought of that
18:36But it does look something like a one with a ball on top
18:39Not something like, exactly like
18:41You got the mind of a flea
18:43Uh, quiet down now
18:44This is the letter I
18:45Many words start with the letter I
18:48Many words start with the letter I
18:49And the one that springs to my lips is impolite
18:52Impolite
18:53We don't want to be impolite
18:55That means being rude or discourteous or having no manners
18:58Tell us all about it, bright boy
19:00Excuse me
19:06Try not to be impolite
19:08Thank you for your time
19:11Now you see what I mean?
19:12That dot can show movies
19:14But big bird
19:14It can't bounce all over the yard
19:16You've got a wild imagination
19:17But I did
19:18I saw it there
19:19Look, look, look
19:20There, there
19:21It's bouncing again
19:22Where's it going?
19:23Hey, hey, hey
19:24You know what?
19:25That dot hit me on the head
19:26Two times
19:35One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
19:39One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
19:54One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
19:58One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
20:18One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
20:32One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
20:34One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
20:37One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
20:37One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
20:42One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
20:433, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
20:5010, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
20:541
20:572, 2, 2, 2
21:00Let's sing it all, 1, 2
21:03How many is 2?
21:062 ice cream cones
21:081, 2
21:152 turtles
21:171, 2
21:202 hens
21:241, 2
21:262 hats
21:291, 2
21:312 butterflies
21:341, 2
21:372 chocolate cream pies
21:421, 2, 3
21:512, 3
21:512, 4, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
21:522, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
21:543
22:093
22:112
22:113
22:12play more games, and I hope you can remember this,
22:15because I really like to do this.
22:16Oh, this is really easy.
22:17All you have to do is do whatever I do,
22:19and whenever I say something, you say it right back at me, all right?
22:22Okay.
22:23I say, let's go on a bear hunt.
22:27Let's go on a bear hunt.
22:31Ooh, look.
22:32Ooh, look.
22:33There's a stream.
22:34There's a stream.
22:35Can't fly over.
22:36Can't fly over.
22:37Can't go around.
22:38Can't go around.
22:39Got to swim across.
22:40Got to swim across.
22:41Okay, here we go.
23:09Can't fly over.
23:12Can't go under.
23:13Can't go under.
23:14Got to row across.
23:15Got to row across.
23:22Ooh, look.
23:23Ooh, look.
23:24Swans on the lake.
23:26Swans on the lake.
23:33Let's go on a bear hunt.
23:36Let's go on a bear hunt.
23:38Uh, uh, uh.
23:40Ooh, look.
23:41Ooh, look.
23:41There's some tall grass.
23:43There's some tall grass.
23:44Let's go through the tall grass.
23:46Let's go through the tall grass.
23:51Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
23:57uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
23:59uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
24:12uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
24:12uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
24:12uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
24:16Let's climb up and see what we can see.
24:18Let's climb up and see what we can see.
24:29Found the tree.
24:35Oh, look.
24:36Oh, look.
24:37There's a middle-sized tree.
24:38There's a middle-sized tree.
24:40Let's climb up and see what we can see.
24:42Let's climb up and see what we can see.
24:52Found the tree.
24:56Let's go on a bear hunt.
24:58Let's go on a bear hunt.
25:00Oh, look.
25:01Oh, look.
25:02There's a big tree.
25:03There's a big tree.
25:04Let's climb up and see what we can see.
25:07Let's climb up and see what we can see.
25:22Let's go on a bear.
25:23Down the tree.
25:29Oh, look.
25:31There's a cave.
25:33Let's go in and see what we can see.
25:40it's dark in here
25:44now you feel the head of the person next to you
25:47oh i feel something it's warm it's furry it's a bear
25:57hurry up the big tree down the big tree
26:06hurry up the middle-sized tree
26:10down the middle-sized tree
26:14run up the little tree
26:17down the little tree
26:20do the short grass
26:26do the long grass
26:33over the lake
26:34over the stream
26:45he bite me
26:56run back home and close the door
26:59i wasn't scared
27:01were you
27:04that's really nice
27:05hey that was a pretty wild bear hunt you guys went on
27:08tired
27:09yeah
27:09huh really
27:10yeah
27:11you too
27:12okay
27:13i'll tell you what gather around now i know you're not tired
27:16gather around here we'll read a story okay
27:18because you're probably worn out
27:22are you tired ronald
27:24you are okay i just want to check with you
27:26huh
27:28oh you got all your energy out
27:30okay
27:31all right look this is a story called where are the mothers and it's all about
27:35uh what mothers do while you're doing something else like you're in school
27:40what your mother may be doing or if you're out playing what your mother may be doing at that
27:45time okay
27:46i know when i'm at school
27:48you do huh
27:49okay you want to tell me about it
27:50she's working while you're at school
27:52okay we'll probably find one like you
27:53it's called where are the mothers
27:56and it begins like this
27:59it's time for school
28:01they're on the way
28:04but where are their mothers
28:06during the day
28:09now while joseph paints a picture
28:12his mother paints the kitchen
28:14see that's what joseph's mother does
28:18while linda and lyle learn numbers
28:21their mother works in an office
28:23does anybody's mother work in an office
28:25no
28:25yeah okay
28:26my mother works at school
28:28well she works in school good
28:30now while susan strings beads
28:32her mother makes susan's new dress
28:35any of your
28:36how about the little girls
28:37any of your mothers make dresses
28:39yours
28:39okay
28:40no
28:41probably your mother doesn't make a dress for you
28:43she makes
28:44for your sister maybe
28:47she makes dresses for herself
29:18now while michael learns to write
29:19okay put your hands down now we gotta move on
29:22while bobby plays store
29:24his mother works in a store
29:27any of your mothers work in stores
29:29no
29:30okay
29:31while nina waters the plants at school
29:34her mother plants roses at home
29:38now it's the weekend
29:40now it's the weekend
29:41and that's what everybody digs
29:42the weekend
29:42because you know you're
29:43away from school for a while
29:45and you get a couple of days to rest
29:46children and parents are together
29:51joseph and his family have a picnic
29:53ever been on a picnic
29:54yeah you have
29:55good
29:56linda and lyle
29:58and their mother bake a cake
30:02susan and her mother
30:03and brother go to the library
30:05ever been to the library
30:07you have
30:08good
30:08okay
30:10michael and his mother
30:11and michael's friend george
30:13go to a movie
30:14i know you've been to the movies
30:15right
30:16you like the movies
30:18you've been there a thousand times
30:21tommy and his family go swimming
30:23you like swimming
30:25you don't know how to swim
30:26i want to camp
30:27good for you ronald
30:28you want to camp
30:29i want to camp too
30:30okay sarah good
30:31jane and her family go to visit
30:33grandmother and grandfather
30:36and bobby and his family go to the zoo
30:38you like the zoo
30:39yeah
30:40yeah
30:41lions and tigers
30:42and hippopotami
30:43elephants too
30:45yeah
30:46nina's mother and father have a birthday party for her
30:51now it's monday again
30:52back to school everywhere
30:54each child knows his place
30:56and is glad to be there
30:59now we know all about what your mothers do
31:01when you're doing something else right
31:03yes
31:04know about that huh
31:05you know
31:06hey
31:06do you hear that music
31:07you hear it
31:09everybody hear it
31:10you think what ronald
31:11come on tell me
31:12what is it
31:12jim and buddy
31:13jim and buddy
31:14you're very close
31:15turn it around
31:15turn it around
31:16buddy and jim
31:17that's the music for buddy and jim
31:21hello jim
31:22hello buddy
31:24how are you today
31:25i'm fine
31:26where are you going
31:27i was just going out for a walk
31:28oh you're going for a walk
31:30would you like to come along
31:32yeah
31:32you can come with me
31:34oh thanks jim
31:35but put on your coat
31:35oh okay
31:36it's very cold outside
31:37is it cold
31:38very cold
31:38that's good
31:39because i like to walk when it's cold
31:41you know
31:41don't forget to button up your jacket
31:43oh i'll button it up
31:44because it's cold out there
31:48jim
31:49what is it
31:49wait a minute
31:50i just lost my buttonholes
31:52you what
31:54i lost my buttonholes
31:56buddy
31:57that's the silliest thing i've ever seen in my life
32:00you haven't lost your buttonholes
32:03where are they
32:04they're right
32:05over here
32:07on the other side of the jacket
32:10there they are right there
32:11of course they were there all the time
32:12all right
32:12now button up your coat
32:13and let's get going
32:14it's getting late
32:15hey jim
32:16what is it now
32:20hey uh
32:21see anything look funny there
32:23i lost my uh
32:26where'd those buttons go jim
32:28buddy
32:29you can't do anything right
32:31no not me
32:32don't you know where the buttons are
32:33no
32:34now the buttons
32:35are on
32:37the other side of the coat
32:39there
32:40they were there all the time
32:42buttons were there all the time
32:43of course
32:43now to button your coat
32:44all you do is take the button
32:47yep
32:47and you push the button
32:48through the buttonhole
32:49button through the buttonhole
32:51right
32:51and then that's how you button your jacket
32:53right through there
32:54you finish it up
32:54oh
32:56and hurry up because it's getting very late
32:58yeah
32:58here's the
32:59there's a
32:59push the button right through the buttonhole
33:05just uh
33:05all you gotta do is push
33:09the
33:11jimmy
33:12what is it now
33:13i uh
33:15i lost one buttonhole
33:17and one button
33:21hold it
33:22there's something wrong here
33:24something bad wrong here
33:27we have a button here
33:29yeah
33:29and no buttonhole for it
33:31no
33:31and down here we have a buttonhole
33:33but there's no button
33:38i've got an idea
33:39i knew you would jim
33:40of course
33:41this is very simple
33:42good
33:42all you have to do
33:43is you take the button
33:45with no buttonhole
33:46and you get the little buttonhole
33:48with no button
33:49and
33:50what do you do
33:51you put the little button
33:53through the buttonhole
33:55and we're ready
33:56to go
33:59you did it again jim
34:01of course i did
34:02now let's get going
34:02for our walk
34:06you did it again
34:141 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
34:2210 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
34:271 2
34:303 3 3 3 3
34:35this is a round of a farklı
34:373
34:38how many is three
34:40how many is three
34:423 balls
34:433 balls
34:441 2 3
34:533 pees
34:551, 2, 3
34:57Three crocodiles
35:031, 2, 3
35:08Three eggs
35:101, 2, 3
35:15Three little pigs
35:171, 2, 3
35:21Three birthday cakes
35:30And I love you
35:33I'm free
35:57Candyman
35:58Candyman
36:01Candyman
36:03Candyman
36:06Candyman
36:08Candyman
36:11I wish I was in New Orleans
36:14Sitting on a candy stand
36:16Candyman
36:20Candyman
36:22Candyman
36:25Candyman
36:27Candyman
36:29Candyman
36:31He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:33Eat him as fast as I can
36:37He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:43He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:44He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:48He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:49He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:50He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:50He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:55He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:56He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:56He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:56He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:57He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
36:57He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
37:00He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
37:04He's a red man with raisins for his eyes
37:05Baby some punch
37:06Get the picture
37:07Get the baby some punch
37:08I wish I was in New Orleans
37:10Sitting on a candy stand
37:13Little red light
37:15Little green light
37:17Little red light
37:20Little green light
37:22Little red light
37:25Little green light
37:26Stop on the red
37:28Go on the green
37:30Get my candy man home
37:31Candy man
37:35Candy man
37:39Candy man
37:42Candy man
37:44Candy man
37:45Candy man
37:45I wish I was in New Orleans
37:48Sitting on a candy stand
37:55Candy man song
37:56That's Candy Man
37:57Listen, I'd like to show you something
37:59I don't know if you've ever seen one of these
38:00This is called a jaw harp
38:02And I really like this kind of instrument
38:04Because there are a number of things like this
38:06That you can play without taking lessons
38:08And that's what I like about it
38:20Oh, we had a little chicken
38:22And it wouldn't lay an egg
38:23We poured hot water up and down its leg
38:25The little chicken cried
38:26And the little chicken begged
38:27And the little chicken laid a hard-boiled egg
38:48Have you ever been a-fishing on a bright and sunny day?
38:51Seen the little fishes swimming up and down the bay
38:53With their hands in their pockets
38:54And their pockets in their pants
38:56And all the little fishes doing a hoochie-coochie dance
39:16Oh, I went to Cincinnati
39:17And I walked around the block
39:18I walked right into a bakery shop
39:21I picked three doughnuts out of the grease
39:23And I handed the lady a five-cent piece
39:25Well, she looked at the nickel and she looked at me
39:28She said, this nickel's no good to me
39:30There's a hole in the middle and it's all the way through
39:32Says I, there's holes in the doughnuts too
39:35Thanks for the doughnuts
39:36Goodbye
39:49There's an island way out in the seas
39:52Where the babies, they all grow on trees
39:56And it's jolly good fun
39:59To swing in the sun
40:01But you gotta watch out if you sneeze
40:04Sneeze
40:05You gotta watch out if you sneeze
40:10You gotta watch out if you sneeze
40:14For swinging up there in the breeze
40:17You're liable to cough
40:20You might very well fall off
40:22And tumble down, flop on your knees
40:25Knees
40:26Tumble down, flop on your knees
40:30And when the stormy winds wail
40:33And the breezes blow high in a gale
40:37There's a curious dropping
40:40And plopping
40:41And flopping
40:42And fat little babies just hail
40:45Hail
40:46Fat little babies just hail
40:48And the babies lie there in a pile
40:52And the grown-ups, they come after a while
40:56And they always pass by
40:58All the babies who cry
41:00And take only babies who smile
41:03Smile
41:04Take only babies who smile
41:07Even triplets and twins if they'll smile
41:17I'd like to finish up
41:18I'd like to do you one more song
41:21And this is a song about
41:24You know everybody has blood inside them
41:26But some people's blood is different
41:27From other people's blood
41:28But no matter where you live
41:31There's always somebody
41:32Someplace else maybe far away
41:34That has the same kind of doo-doo
41:35That's what this song is about
41:39Close your eyes and point your finger
41:42On the map, just let it linger
41:44Any place you point your finger to
41:48There's someone with the same type blood as you
41:53England, China, or Alaska
41:55Mexico, or Madagascar
41:58Makes no difference what they are or do
42:02There's someone with the same type blood as you
42:06No type of blood is better
42:09No type of blood is best
42:11Each type of blood is just as good
42:14Not better than the rest
42:16In the mountains or in the valleys
42:19Rich hotels or slum-like alleys
42:21Any place you point your finger to
42:25There's someone with the same type blood as you
42:30Plumbers, doctors, men of science
42:32Clerks or teachers, dwarfs or giants
42:35Makes no difference what they are or do
42:39There's someone with the same type blood as you
42:43It may be A or AB
42:45It may be B or O
42:48No matter what the type is
42:50Sir, there's one thing you should know
42:52Nature has no favorite nation
42:55Color, creed, or occupation
42:57Any place you point your finger to
43:02There's someone with the same type blood as you
43:09Michael, we really want to thank you for coming by Sesame Street today
43:12It's puzzling how you play so well and sing so well
43:15And speaking of puzzles, here's a couple of young people with a puzzle
43:32The other day, I was watering the flowers in our backyard
43:38And my brother came out with a surprise
43:42Okay, look what I got!
43:44What is it?
43:45A jigsaw puzzle
43:47Oh good, let's do it!
43:49It was the biggest jigsaw puzzle I ever saw
43:53Each piece was a different part of the body
43:56To make a picture of a little boy at the beach
44:00This is a leg
44:03This is another leg
44:05First we put in the legs
44:07This is another leg
44:09And then the feet
44:10This is a foot
44:18This is another foot
44:26This is a hand
44:29Then the hands
44:38This is another hand
44:42This is an arm
44:45This is a arm
44:46Then the arms
44:46This is an arm
44:50This is another arm
44:52This is a body
44:56The body
44:58This is a body
45:03And the head
45:04This is a head
45:07This is a head
45:21This is another foot
45:32foot. This is another foot. This is a hand. This is another hand. This is an arm. This
46:02is a body. And this is a head. Look at that silly brother of mine. He thinks he's a jigsaw
46:15puzzle. C. Cat. You're not a cat. C. This is the letter C. It's one of my favorites. And
46:35you know why? Because the word cat starts with the letter C. And I just love cats. Why,
46:42I'll bet there's a cat outside that door right now, just waiting to be played with and loved.
46:51Nope. Hiya. My name is Kermit. And today I'm here to talk to you about the letter F. Now,
46:57see this letter? This is the letter. No, it's not. Look at that. That's not an F. That's an E.
47:04I asked him for an F. Then they sent me an E. Hey, hey, you guys. Come here.
47:11Yeah. Look at this. Look at this. What's the matter, frog? Look, I asked for an F and you have
47:16delivered to me an E. Yeah, so what's the difference? What's the difference? What's the
47:22difference? Just look at it. Now, the E, the E has three lines. You see, the E has got the
47:26top line
47:27and it's got the middle line. It's got the bottom line down here. You see? The F doesn't have those
47:30three. The F has got the top line. It's got the middle line. But see this top of this part
47:34down here?
47:35The F doesn't have that part. That part there shouldn't belong. That doesn't belong there
47:39at all. Now, I can see if or how you can send me an F. There you go, frog.
47:47Um, this is an F. F. Fly. F. I. Ice cream. Ice cream. Strawberry ice cream. My favorite.
48:21I. Hello there. Do you know what this is? It's a L with a ball on top. Well, golly gee,
48:27I never thought of that. But it does look something like a one with a ball on top. Not something
48:31like. Exactly like. You got the mind of a flea. Uh, quiet down now. This is the letter I. Many
48:38words start with the letter I. Many words start with the letter I. And the one that springs to
48:43my lips is impolite. We don't want to be impolite. That means being rude or discourteous or having
48:50no manners. Tell us all about it, bright boy. Excuse me.
48:55Hello. Try not to be impolite. Thank you for your time.
49:04Do, do, do, do, do. Sunny day. Sweeping the clock.
49:10Hey, Ernie. Hey, Bert. Hey, Aaron. What, uh, what do you got in the box there, huh?
49:17This, Bert? Yeah? This is my ice cube collection. You know what? My ice cube collection. I bet
49:26you didn't even know I collected ice cubes, did you, Bert? I didn't know anybody collected
49:30ice cubes. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I started yesterday. I gathered up all these really beautiful ice
49:35cubes and I put them in this box. And then I put the box under the electric blanket. The
49:40ice cubes underneath that electric blanket. Oh, I had to, Bert. Those little fellows were
49:46freezing cold. But I kept them toasty warm all night. Hey, you want to see them? Oh, Ernie,
49:52I'd love to. Behold. Oh, no. Bert. What? Oh, no. My ice cubes. Yeah. They're gone. Oh, Bert.
50:02Well, of course they are, Ernie. Oh, but why, Bert? Why? I was so kind to them. Why did my
50:08ice cubes run away from home, Bert? Oh, Ernie, now that's silly. Ice cubes can't run away
50:14from home. You're right. Right. They didn't even have suitcases or bus fares. Something
50:21must have happened to them. True. Bert. What? I think I suddenly realized that I know
50:27what happened. Well, about time, too. Yes. Somebody stole my ice cubes. Oh, brother. Somebody
50:32around here is a dirty ice cube thief. And when I find out who, he will pay for this.
50:38Yes. I'll look for clues. Yeah, yeah. You do that. Good idea. Why don't you look at
50:42the box real careful like, you know? Look at the box. Maybe you'll figure out what really
50:46happened to the ice cubes. Bert. What? Bert, look at this. I found a clue. Take a look
50:52at the box here. Look in the box. Yeah. This box used to contain ice cubes. Yeah. But now
50:59it's full of water. So it is. Mm-hmm. Now do you see what happened? I certainly do. Well,
51:08good. Everything is perfectly clear. At last. A fish stole my ice cubes. What? Some dirty
51:15fish sneaked under the electric blanket and stole my ice cubes. I don't believe this. That's
51:21what happened. That's what happened. Ernie. Ernie. Ernie. Don't you know what really happens
51:25when you take ice cubes out of the refrigerator? They melt. The ice cubes melted? That's right.
51:35They turn to water. You mean the water in there used to be my ice cubes and then they melted
51:43and that is the water that my ice cubes used to be? That's right. Now do you still think that
51:48a fish stole your ice cubes? Oh, no. Of course not. That's a silly thought. No, I don't think
51:55that anymore. Good boy. Now tell me what really happened. Some fish melted my ice cubes. Some
52:00dirty fish sneaked in here and melted my ice cubes. And when I catch that fish, I'm going
52:05to tear him fin from fin. Oh, wait till I get hold of him. Go get him, Ernie. Oh, man,
52:14that
52:14Ernie. Well, if he's going to catch the fish that stole his ice cubes, this is the place
52:46embarked on me. Just to look.
52:49Let's go.
53:27Let's go.
53:50Let's go.
54:19Let's go.
54:49Let's go.
55:19Let's go.
55:21Let's go.
55:21Let's go.
55:22Let's go.
55:22Let's go.
55:22Let's go.
55:23Let's go.
55:29Let's go.
55:33Let's go.
56:03Let's go.
56:03Okay, then you watch.
56:35Let's go.
57:03Let's go.
58:02Let's go.
58:23Let's go.
58:34Let's go.
58:37Let's go.
59:08Let's go.
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