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00:01:08Sesame Street, show number 34.
00:01:54Snowy day, sweeping the clouds away.
00:02:00On my way to where the air is sleet, can you tell me how to get, how to get to
00:02:10Sesame Street?
00:02:13Call and play, everything's A-OK.
00:02:21Friendly neighbors there, that's where we meet.
00:02:25Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:32How to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:35How to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:47Hey, did you see those leaves up in the trees, blowing in the breeze?
00:02:52Huh?
00:02:53Well, it's like a tiny tornado out here, or a mini monsoon.
00:02:59I never saw such a windy day on Sesame Street.
00:03:02Oh, boy, that's a lovely windy day, yeah?
00:03:04You like this wind?
00:03:05All right, can I get my tape?
00:03:07Hi, Mr. Hopper.
00:03:08Hello, Bob.
00:03:08Hey, Bob, how are you?
00:03:10Man, did you see those clouds up there blowing?
00:03:12Yeah.
00:03:12It's really windy.
00:03:13Did you start all this wind here today?
00:03:15No, I didn't start the wind.
00:03:15I've never seen anything like it.
00:03:17You guys, I almost got blown away.
00:03:19It almost blew my head away over there.
00:03:20It blew me three blocks down the street.
00:03:22Blew me three blocks down the street.
00:03:24Hey, look here.
00:03:26Yeah.
00:03:26Look at the weather report.
00:03:27What's it say?
00:03:28It says, it's going to be windy today.
00:03:31No.
00:03:31How about that?
00:03:32They got it right at last.
00:03:33Terrific.
00:03:34Next thing you know, they'll tell us we'll all be gone with the wind.
00:03:37Yeah.
00:03:53Gone with the wind Just like a leaflet has blown away
00:04:02Gone with the wind My romance has blown away
00:04:11Yesterday's kisses are still on my lips
00:04:19I had a lifetime of heaven At my fingertips
00:04:32Now the world is gone God is the rapture
00:04:39Thrilled by heart Gone with the wind
00:04:45The gladness that filled my heart Just like a flame
00:04:54Love burned brightly that became An empty smoke stream that has gone
00:05:03Gone with the wind
00:05:11Lost in the wind
00:05:12La, la, la, la, la, la, la A-la, la, la, la, la, la
00:05:19Gone with the windged
00:05:22The
00:05:23gladness that filled my heart Just like a flame Love
00:05:33burned brightly that became An empty donureau
00:05:37A lovely small dream that has won
00:05:42Gone with the wind
00:05:55Gordon?
00:05:56Hey, Mr. Hooper, what is that?
00:05:58Is that a kite?
00:06:00Uh-huh. I built it myself,
00:06:02and I've been waiting for a day like this to fly the kite.
00:06:05Isn't she a beauty?
00:06:06Yeah, but, you know, I have to admit,
00:06:08I've never seen a kite quite like that.
00:06:10Well, I call it Hooper's Heavenhopper
00:06:13and Cloud Caper Cutter.
00:06:15Hooper's Heavenhopper and Cloud Caper Cutter?
00:06:18Hey, Cloud Caper, is this another one of your inventions, Mr. Hooper?
00:06:23What is it?
00:06:25What does it happen to look like?
00:06:27It's a kite.
00:06:29What is it?
00:06:30All right, all right.
00:06:31Maybe it doesn't look like a kite.
00:06:33A kite?
00:06:34Yes.
00:06:35Oh.
00:06:35Well, wait, you see how it flies.
00:06:37It flies?
00:06:37Yep.
00:06:38Yeah.
00:06:38Would you show it to us?
00:06:39Oh, I want to see the thing fly.
00:06:40All right. Come on.
00:06:40Come on.
00:06:41Let's see it fly.
00:06:42Well, I'm just going to have to test it.
00:06:44Okay. All right.
00:06:44All right.
00:06:45Balance.
00:06:46Balance.
00:06:47Right.
00:06:48Tension.
00:06:48Tension.
00:06:51Equilibrium.
00:06:52Equilibrium.
00:06:53And now, the wind.
00:06:56Test the wind.
00:06:58Which way is it blowing?
00:07:00Yes.
00:07:01That's right.
00:07:02All right.
00:07:02Are you ready?
00:07:03Yeah.
00:07:04Go on.
00:07:04Okay.
00:07:04All right.
00:07:05Come on, Mr. Hooper.
00:07:06Good luck.
00:07:06You got it.
00:07:06One.
00:07:07Go get it.
00:07:07Two.
00:07:08Nine.
00:07:08There you go.
00:07:09There you go.
00:07:09There you go.
00:07:13Maybe there was too much aeronautic downdraft torque on the refly analyzer.
00:07:18That's why it upended the stabilizer.
00:07:21Huh?
00:07:22Uh, well, well, it's not the first thing I've seen that didn't get off the ground.
00:07:31Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:07:44Uh, now, I know what the problem is.
00:07:52So, you see, this elongated strip of wood must be in line with the crossbow that holds
00:07:58together properly.
00:07:59Will you take that one, Hal?
00:08:00Yes, very much.
00:08:01Mr. Hooper.
00:08:02Yes.
00:08:02Do you think Gordon and I could possibly give you a hand getting your kite up?
00:08:06Yeah, you see, look at it this way.
00:08:08If we all cooperate and get together on this thing, we can get it together, we can get the
00:08:12kite up in the air.
00:08:13Oh, how about it, Mr. Hooper?
00:08:13I think it'll go.
00:08:14Would you let me be the remote pilot?
00:08:16Oh, sure.
00:08:17Oh, yeah, yeah.
00:08:17Why not?
00:08:18I'll use your company across my fingers.
00:08:20You got the code.
00:08:21Thank you, Mr. Hooper.
00:08:23And Gordon, I'll give you the kite.
00:08:26Oh, wish me luck, honey.
00:08:28Good luck.
00:08:28I'm going to cross this hand for you and this hand for you.
00:08:31Okay.
00:08:32Okay, fellas.
00:08:32Ready, Gordon?
00:08:32Bye, Mr. Hooper.
00:08:33Bye, Mr. Hooper.
00:08:34I'll watch you.
00:08:35See you.
00:08:35Okay, let's go, Gordon.
00:08:36Here we go.
00:08:41Ooh, look.
00:08:43There it goes.
00:08:44Yes.
00:08:45Wow.
00:08:46Wow.
00:08:46It really flies.
00:08:48Hey, look at her go, Mr. Hooper.
00:08:49To the left.
00:08:50To the left.
00:08:50Look at her.
00:08:51She's going to the left.
00:08:52He needs it left.
00:08:53Over that TV area.
00:08:54Yeah, yeah.
00:08:54To the right.
00:08:55To the right.
00:08:55To the right.
00:08:56To the right.
00:08:56Look at that.
00:08:57Right, huh?
00:08:58Hold it.
00:08:59Hold it.
00:08:59Hold it.
00:09:00Let's go.
00:09:01Let's go.
00:09:01Drop it in the clouds.
00:09:02Down, down, down.
00:09:03Down, down.
00:09:03Down, down.
00:09:04Down, down, down.
00:09:04You gotta hit me out.
00:09:05Oh, down.
00:09:06Oh, good.
00:09:07All right.
00:09:11Hey, what is that plane riding something?
00:09:14Hey, you guys, come here.
00:09:15The plane's riding something.
00:09:16What is that?
00:09:17It's a letter.
00:09:18What?
00:09:19What is it?
00:09:19I don't know.
00:09:20It doesn't have to be a letter.
00:09:23It's just a round shape.
00:09:23I bet it's a G for gold.
00:09:24No, no.
00:09:25It just looks like a round shape.
00:09:26Maybe it's just a circle.
00:09:27Could be an O.
00:09:30Could be.
00:09:30An O for off?
00:09:32It's not an X.
00:09:33That's a circle.
00:09:34No.
00:09:35It didn't finish the O, so it's got to be a C.
00:09:37It's a C.
00:09:39And you are right.
00:09:41C?
00:09:41C?
00:09:42C?
00:09:42It's a C.
00:09:43C?
00:09:44I see.
00:09:45I see.
00:09:46This is the letter C.
00:09:48It's one of my favorites.
00:09:50And you know why?
00:09:52Because the word cat starts with the letter C.
00:09:55And I just love cats.
00:09:57Why, I'll bet there's a cat outside that door right now,
00:10:00just waiting to be played with and loved.
00:10:04Nope.
00:10:07Hey, Oscar.
00:10:08Just a minute.
00:10:10Oscar.
00:10:10Just a minute.
00:10:12Now my inspiration is lost.
00:10:15Hey, listen.
00:10:16What is it?
00:10:17What is it?
00:10:17We're all taking turns flying Mr. Hooper's kite today.
00:10:20Look at her go up there.
00:10:21And now the wind isn't quite as strong as it was,
00:10:24but it's, you know, it's still hard enough to keep the kite up.
00:10:26Would you like to give it a try?
00:10:28Have you ever flown a kite, Oscar?
00:10:29For your information, I have much better things to do with my time than to fly a dumb kite.
00:10:37Oh, yeah?
00:10:38Like what, Oscar?
00:10:39Like writing poetry.
00:10:41Writing poetry?
00:10:42I didn't know you wrote poetry, Oscar.
00:10:44Could I hear one of your poems?
00:10:46You'd like to hear one?
00:10:47Sure, I'd love to hear one.
00:10:49I didn't even know you wrote poetry.
00:10:51Are you just trying to say that to make me feel nice?
00:10:54No, no, no, no, no.
00:10:55I don't want people to be nice to me, you know.
00:10:57Oh, I know that, Oscar.
00:10:58No, I'd really like to hear one of your poems.
00:10:59Come on, go get one.
00:11:00Well, all right.
00:11:03This is the one I'm just working on, but it is not done.
00:11:07All right.
00:11:08Let's hear how she's going.
00:11:09Okay.
00:11:11It goes like this.
00:11:13I think that I shall never see a grouch with so much grouchiness as me.
00:11:23Hey, that's pretty good, Oscar.
00:11:25That's where it stops.
00:11:26You need a few more lines there, don't you?
00:11:28I can't think of anything that sounds the same as C and me.
00:11:34C and me.
00:11:35You need a rhyming word with C and me, huh?
00:11:37Yeah.
00:11:38How about agree, Oscar?
00:11:41That rhymes.
00:11:42Oh, no, no, no.
00:11:44I can't use the word agree.
00:11:46Why not?
00:11:47I couldn't use that word in a poem about me.
00:11:50I don't agree with anybody about anything.
00:11:54I forgot, Oscar.
00:11:56How about, uh, how about one, two, three, like the address on Sesame Street here?
00:12:01One, two, three.
00:12:02Three rhymes.
00:12:03Hey, hey, hey.
00:12:06That's it.
00:12:07Listen, I make my home in the debris.
00:12:12Beside our house marked one, two, three.
00:12:15Great.
00:12:16That's it.
00:12:16Brilliant.
00:12:17Brilliant.
00:12:23One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:12:29One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:12:33Three.
00:12:34Three.
00:12:40Three.
00:12:43Three.
00:12:45Three.
00:12:48Three.
00:12:50Three.
00:12:53Three.
00:12:57One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:13:06Ten.
00:13:07Nine.
00:13:09Eight.
00:13:10Seven.
00:13:11Six.
00:13:12Five.
00:13:14Four.
00:13:15Three.
00:13:16Two.
00:13:18One.
00:13:18Ten.
00:13:21Ten.
00:13:29You know, today I'm going to go rock hunting and I'm going
00:13:33to collect myself some big, beautiful rocks.
00:13:37Ooh, look at that one.
00:13:39There's a nice, big rock.
00:13:43It's hard, too.
00:13:44I'm going to keep this one.
00:13:49Oh, look at that rock.
00:13:50That's a bigger rock.
00:13:54Yeah, that's a hard one, too.
00:13:55I'm going to keep that one, too.
00:14:01Look at that one.
00:14:02That is the biggest one of all.
00:14:09You know, I think I made a big mistake going rock hunting today.
00:14:13Oh, yeah.
00:14:14But I made a bigger mistake hitting you on the head.
00:14:17Oh, yeah.
00:14:18Yeah.
00:14:19But my biggest mistake is standing here talking about it.
00:14:22Ah!
00:14:31Big.
00:14:33Bigger.
00:14:35Biggest.
00:14:38This is a big car, but what you need is a bigger car.
00:14:44I told you before, this car's not big enough for you.
00:14:48What you need is a bigger car.
00:15:01This is a bigger car.
00:15:04I have something a little better to show you.
00:15:35This is the car for you.
00:15:37It's the biggest car in the lot.
00:15:45I have something a little better.
00:15:47This is a bigger car.
00:15:47It's the biggest car.
00:15:48I did.
00:16:48I told you before, you don't want this car.
00:16:50This is the biggest car in the world.
00:16:52I have something else to show you.
00:16:53But let us see.
00:16:56Oh, it is so big.
00:16:58Fine, let me show you another one.
00:17:14You don't want this car.
00:17:15This car is bigger than the car you need.
00:17:18I want to see it anyway.
00:17:32See, I told you it was bigger than you need.
00:17:39This is the car for you.
00:17:41This is a big car, but not too big.
00:17:44Oh, it's beautiful.
00:17:46I like it.
00:17:47We'll take it.
00:17:55It's great.
00:17:55How much is it?
00:17:57Oh, it's just a mere 12 and a half.
00:17:59That's fine.
00:18:00And you know, this car is big enough.
00:18:03I'm sure you'll be satisfied.
00:18:20Biggest...
00:18:21Bigger...
00:18:22Big...
00:18:28There we go.
00:18:30You know, we're just playing with some Persian cats here.
00:18:35Mr. Hooper just went off to build another kite because his first kite was so successful,
00:18:39he decided to try another one.
00:18:41And so while he's doing that, we're going to look at some Persian kittens here.
00:18:46Aren't they beauties?
00:18:48Vanessa and Mary are here.
00:18:50They, uh...
00:18:53This is a...
00:18:54That's a pretty one, isn't it?
00:18:55Yes.
00:18:57That's...
00:18:58You know what color this is called?
00:19:00It's the whitish.
00:19:01It's whitish.
00:19:02A little bit of tan.
00:19:04Right.
00:19:04That's called a...
00:19:06That's called a cameo.
00:19:08That's kind of a different color for a Persian cat.
00:19:15And...
00:19:19This one over here is a, uh...
00:19:21That's drinking milk.
00:19:21Now that's called a calico.
00:19:23Isn't that pretty?
00:19:24All these pretty colors of orange and black.
00:19:27Isn't she pretty?
00:19:28Come on.
00:19:31You're a beauty.
00:19:40And we have some...
00:19:42Some, uh...
00:19:43Silver tabbies here.
00:19:44There's one over here.
00:19:48Yeah.
00:19:50They're having a great time on Sesame Street.
00:19:58Let's see.
00:20:00Want to play here?
00:20:02Yeah.
00:20:03Yeah.
00:20:04We started off with, uh...
00:20:07We started off with five cats.
00:20:10And now we have how many?
00:20:12One, two...
00:20:13Three.
00:20:16The other two are hiding, aren't they?
00:20:24Look at that beautiful tail.
00:20:26We got three cats.
00:20:28Hey, you know how many three is, don't you?
00:20:31One, two, three.
00:20:35One, two, three, four, two, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:20:44Seven, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:20:49One, two.
00:20:52Three, three, three, three.
00:20:55Let's sing along the three.
00:20:58How many is three?
00:21:00Three balls.
00:21:05One, two, three.
00:21:12Three peas.
00:21:15One, two, three.
00:21:20Three crocodiles.
00:21:23One, two, three.
00:21:28Three eggs.
00:21:31One, two, three!
00:21:35Three little pigs?
00:21:38One, two, three!
00:21:41Three birthday cakes!
00:21:51One, two, three, four, three!
00:21:58I guess you know all about three now, right, huh?
00:22:01Well, we had three cats here a minute ago, but now we only seem to have two.
00:22:06We had three, but if you take one away, you have two.
00:22:10That's one, two.
00:22:19One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:22:25One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:22:28Two.
00:22:31Two.
00:22:33Two.
00:22:38Two.
00:22:39Two.
00:22:41Two.
00:22:49One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:22:59There you go.
00:23:01Well, now that you know all about two, because, you know, we just talked about two, now you're
00:23:06going to have to find out about three again, because we suddenly have three cats back here
00:23:10again.
00:23:10Now, we had two, but now if we add one more, then we have one, two, three.
00:23:22One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:23:28One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:23:42One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:23:49One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:24:04they're really pretty aren't they yeah hey mary and vanessa now that we know all about
00:24:08threes and twos let's watch buddy and jim paint a wall okay okay okay well here it is buddy here's
00:24:17the wall just the place we left it yesterday yeah we did a good job painting this wall yesterday
00:24:23oh we sure did this side looks great and you know what what today the other side's gonna look great
00:24:28too because we're gonna paint the other side today ha ha let's go let's go
00:24:40jim something's wrong we can't paint the other side of the wall because it's on the other side
00:24:45of the wall don't you think i can see that what we're gonna do jim very quiet jim is thinking
00:24:51i got it jim all we gotta do is pick the wall up and turn it all the way around
00:24:59then the other
00:25:00side of the wall will be over here and then we can paint it jim ha ha ha that's the
00:25:08silliest idea i've
00:25:09ever heard in my life you can't pick that wall up it's too heavy now think
00:25:18the only way we can paint the other side of the wall yeah is to reach over it good boy
00:25:24let's do it
00:25:24hey all we have
00:25:28hey jim you know you can't reach over there far enough to paint that side of the wall
00:25:34i know i can't why does the other side of the wall have to be on the other side of
00:25:38the wall
00:25:41hey jim the only way to paint the other side of the wall is to go under the wall all
00:25:48we have to
00:25:49do is dig a tunnel right under the wall and then we'll go under it and we'll be on the
00:25:53other side of
00:25:54the wall buddy that's your second silly idea in a row it would take us all day long to tunnel
00:26:02under this wall now think buddy use your head hmm you're on this side of the wall
00:26:10look out jim here i come oh buddy what hold it what are you doing well for once in my
00:26:18life jim i'm
00:26:19gonna use my head i'm going through that wall you can't go through that wall using your head
00:26:26you're liable to break the wall
00:26:32i've got an idea good boy the only way we can get to the other side of the wall
00:26:36is by going over the wall oh boy you're really smart jim of course i'm over the wall that's it
00:26:44right over the wall buddy and jim right give me a hand right i don't mean that kind of a
00:26:50hand i mean
00:26:51help me get over the wall oh yeah here we go jim you ready a little help over the wall
00:26:56buddy and jim
00:26:57oh there we go how you doing now jim i'm okay so far i'm halfway there halfway there halfway i'll
00:27:04give
00:27:04you a little help jim
00:27:14jim will you help me over the wall of course i'll help you all right here comes buddy on the
00:27:20other side of
00:27:21the wall with jim pull buddy right over right yeah get me help me down here okay
00:27:41here we are jim on the other side of the wall i told you i'd do it you did it
00:27:45jim of course i did
00:27:46now we can paint the other side of the wall let's paint the wall right now right
00:28:03jim paint's on the over there i tell you don't worry about a thing old buddy will go right over
00:28:09the wall and get the paint and bring it back over hold everything what you can't do anything right
00:28:13i'll have to do it all by myself right give me a hand right here we go
00:28:18all right take it easy hold it buddy what all right how you doing i'm okay all right careful
00:28:26now don't fall jim all right you don't want to hurt yourself
00:28:29all right here we go here we go here you are jim okie doke thought you might hurt yourself there
00:28:38for a minute that's why i had to come and help you
00:28:44hold everything buddy how did you get on this side of the wall oh like this jim see you were
00:28:53gonna fall out and so i said oh i can't let jim fall so i came over and helped you
00:28:56down
00:28:58you mean to tell me that you figured out the easy way to get to this side of the wall
00:29:03and you let me go
00:29:04the hard way jim i didn't figure anything out it just happened jim all right don't worry about it
00:29:15pick up the paint can and we'll go and paint the other side of the wall buddy and jim
00:29:20painting together paint the other side of the wall hold everything
00:29:26this time jim goes the easy way around the wall and buddy goes the hard way over the wall
00:29:33that's a good idea jim yeah you take the easy way around the wall buddy takes the hard and buddy
00:29:39will take the hard way over the wall all right we're gonna do a good job on it painting this
00:29:47old wall
00:29:56hey jim what is it now buddy jim i i got some good news and i got some bad news
00:30:05what's the bad news i knocked the can of paint over jim oh no but i got some good news
00:30:14what is it we forgot to put paint in the can in the first place
00:30:2610 9 8 7
00:30:32hey wait come back i didn't finish counting yet
00:30:36that's better six five four three two one
00:30:53oh
00:30:54how are you gordon what i didn't see yeah oh yeah uh what are you doing well i'm finishing my
00:31:03new kite that's a kite yeah it's good
00:31:05it's called box kite that's the old box kite right oh yeah you know i never saw one before
00:31:11oh take a look good luck yeah you know what you got there what rectangles where all over the place
00:31:18here's one one side two sides three sides four sides and wait a minute one two three four corners
00:31:26there's two two right makes it a rectangle yeah let's see another one okay see this looks like an empty
00:31:32space
00:31:32yes that's what it looks like to the untrained eye but one side yeah two sides yes three sides four
00:31:40sides
00:31:40and one two three four corners mr rectangle yeah
00:31:46another one where right here down the bottom one side yes two sides yes three sides four sides and
00:31:55one two three four corners right that's how you build it rectangle oh yeah now look if you want to
00:32:01see
00:32:01rectangles all over the place you just take a look down in here
00:32:05all over the place you just take a look down in here
00:32:10yeah
00:32:11yeah
00:32:12yeah
00:32:14yeah
00:32:15yeah
00:32:17yeah
00:36:07I'll try to find a word for you that rhymes.
00:36:09Well, all right.
00:36:12A grouch is always very sour.
00:36:16Sour, yeah.
00:36:17He loves to glower by the hour.
00:36:20Hour.
00:36:21Or smell a beautiful red flower.
00:36:25Flower?
00:36:27Are you mad?
00:36:28Flower?
00:36:29Don't you know a grouch hates flowers?
00:36:32Big help you, huh?
00:36:34Yeah, but look at it this way, Oscar.
00:36:36Flower begins with F.
00:36:37Fooey.
00:36:42Fooey.
00:36:47F, fly.
00:36:50F, fly.
00:36:57F.
00:36:58Now, trouble is, frog begins with F.
00:37:01The problem is frog begins with F too.
00:37:01There's a lot of flies.
00:37:05Frogs are fat and ugly.
00:37:07So, I claim it's beneath my dignity as a fly to have to appear here to talk about the letter
00:37:12F with this.
00:37:22talking about fly bobby it's my turn to fly the kite today oh okay mr hooper thank you
00:37:27you know a fly is a pretty small animal but here's a really big animal see if you can guess
00:37:33what it
00:38:02is
00:38:30Did it take you long to figure out
00:38:32that that was an elephant?
00:38:34I bet not.
00:38:35We have another animal here right now
00:38:37that we want to show you.
00:38:39And I think he's thirsty.
00:38:41Or she, rather.
00:38:46You know what this is?
00:38:49Bren, you know it, right?
00:38:50It's a turkey.
00:38:51It's a turkey, right.
00:38:53And this is a female or a lady turkey.
00:38:57They call those hens.
00:39:02I never knew that.
00:39:04And you know what they call,
00:39:06you know what the male or the father turkey is called?
00:39:09No.
00:39:10It's called a tom.
00:39:12Tom turkey.
00:39:14So if you were a daddy turkey,
00:39:17your name would be Tom,
00:39:18instead of Bren, right?
00:39:21Yeah.
00:39:23I wonder if he likes some corn.
00:39:25Would you like a little corn?
00:39:27Well, he doesn't eat, but he drinks.
00:39:29Yeah, he's thirsty.
00:39:32She drinks a lot.
00:39:33This is a bird that's been around our country
00:39:37for hundreds of years.
00:39:40Oops.
00:39:42What's he going after there?
00:39:43I think your thumb.
00:39:45I think my thumb.
00:39:46All right.
00:39:47You think my thumb.
00:39:49Let's see.
00:39:50But he doesn't want any.
00:39:52See if you'd like a little piece of this.
00:39:54Would you like a little piece of that?
00:39:56That's a wattle underneath their chin.
00:39:58That's kind of a funny, unusual thing, isn't it?
00:40:00Yeah.
00:40:01That big piece of skin there?
00:40:04Yeah.
00:40:06They're nice birds, aren't they?
00:40:08Yeah.
00:40:08They're big.
00:40:09They don't really fly, though.
00:40:12But it's...
00:40:13You know, turkeys are hatched from eggs
00:40:16just like chickens are.
00:40:19And they usually have about six or seven eggs at one time,
00:40:22and then the little baby turkeys are hatched out of those.
00:40:26Six or seven eggs.
00:40:30Do you like a little more water?
00:40:36Nope.
00:40:38There it goes.
00:40:42I think they like water better than this.
00:40:45I wonder if he'd like...
00:40:46You know, it's funny.
00:40:48You call him a bird, but most birds can fly,
00:40:50but this one really can't fly.
00:40:52His wings are too short, I guess,
00:40:54and his body's too heavy.
00:40:56Even if he had three wings,
00:40:59he still couldn't fly.
00:41:02One, two, three, four, three, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:41:11Ten, nine, eight, eleven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:41:16One, two, three, three, three, three,
00:41:22let's think of all of three.
00:41:25How many is three?
00:41:28Three balls.
00:41:32One, two, three.
00:41:40Three peas.
00:41:43One, two, three.
00:41:47Three crocodiles.
00:41:50One, two, three.
00:41:56Three eggs.
00:41:58One, two, three.
00:42:03Three little pigs.
00:42:06One, two, three.
00:42:09Three birthday cakes.
00:42:30One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:42:36One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:42:40Three.
00:42:41Three.
00:42:44Three.
00:42:47Three.
00:42:52Three.
00:42:55Three.
00:42:57Three.
00:42:59Three.
00:43:00Three.
00:43:05One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:43:17One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:43:23One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:43:27Two.
00:43:29Two.
00:43:32Two.
00:43:34Two.
00:43:37Two.
00:43:38Two.
00:43:39Two.
00:43:43Two.
00:43:45Two.
00:43:52One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:43:56Two.
00:43:59One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:44:05Two.
00:44:06Two.
00:44:08Two.
00:44:08One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, ten.
00:44:24One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, nine, ten.
00:44:28One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, nine, ten.
00:44:33Our heads are gardens that grow hair.
00:44:37Some hair is dark and some is fair.
00:44:41Some is yellow, some is brown Some stands up and some hangs down
00:44:49And some the wind blows in your eyes
00:45:06Some eyes are brown and some are blue But all are made for seeing through
00:45:15Sometimes they shut as this one did For every eye has its eyelid
00:45:22And every eyelid has its lashes For keeping out the dust and ashes
00:45:50Your eyes are good friends I suppose But are divided by your nose
00:45:59Then come the lips and underneath Chewing and smiling are the teeth
00:46:22A tongue is useful without doubt For talking and for sticking out
00:46:31Some tongues are long but don't come near Reaching around to touch the ear
00:46:39The cheek is just in front of that And when we smile it's round and fat
00:46:46Faces all end up with a chin Though some stick out and some stick in
00:46:54A tongue is useful
00:47:09A tongue is useful
00:47:24Round like a ring The throat in front for swallowing
00:47:30The neck is long but even more so
00:47:34Is the part we call the torso
00:47:45From shoulders that we hang a gown on Going to what we all sit down on
00:47:54The chest, the shoulders and the back And stomach something like a sack
00:48:10The arms come from shoulders and Each has an elbow, wrist and hand
00:48:18Out of the hand the fingers come First, second, third, fourth and the thumb
00:48:26The first is the index and the dinky One on the end is called the pinky
00:48:55Next to the last tall legs and these Bend in the middle of the knees
00:49:01Next to the last tall legs and these Bend in the middle of the knees
00:49:03And last of all We find the feet With shoes to keep them off the street
00:49:11Hey, those feet are running away I guess we've sung enough today
00:49:46That was fun, did you like that? Yeah, it was great
00:49:49Yeah, now we know what kids are made of And I thought they were made of sugar and spice
00:49:53And everything nice
00:49:55You know machines are made of a lot of parts too Vanessa
00:49:58And like the parts that people are made of They do many different things
00:50:09That's the wow
00:50:10Yeah, thanks
00:50:17Yeah, I think
00:50:30Saus
00:50:31And
00:50:31The mess
00:50:32The mess
00:50:32The mess
00:50:58Now, this is the story of Ira and Inez.
00:51:02Now, that's Ira, and that's Inez.
00:51:06Hello.
00:51:06Take a bow.
00:51:10You're welcome.
00:51:10You're welcome.
00:51:11Now, you'd think that a boy and a girl whose names both begin with the letter I would be inseparable
00:51:17and would get along just great, but in the beginning, I'm afraid that was impossible.
00:51:24Oh, by the way, this whole story is filled with words that start with the letter I,
00:51:29so you listen for those words that sound like I or I because those are the two sounds that the
00:51:36letter I makes.
00:51:38Ready?
00:51:38Here we go.
00:51:40Now, once upon a time, there lived on an island a king by the name of Ivan the Icky.
00:51:49I'm Ivan the Icky.
00:51:51And he was so incredibly impolite that when he saw Inez, he insisted she become his bride.
00:51:59Why did I die?
00:52:00Why did I die?
00:52:01Oh, Inez!
00:52:04Why?
00:52:04I idolize you, Inez!
00:52:08Yuck!
00:52:10Inclined to take that for an insult...
00:52:13I am insulted!
00:52:14Ivan captured Inez and took her to his island.
00:52:19Oh, oh, no!
00:52:22Well, back to our story.
00:52:25Ivan put her in an ivory tower.
00:52:28And I see ivory tower!
00:52:31And every day to inspire love for him, he sang to her.
00:52:36Aye, aye, aye, aye!
00:52:39Aye, aye, aye, aye, aye!
00:52:43Idiot.
00:52:44Inez, any item that you wish is yours.
00:52:48Ice cream or cake with icing?
00:52:51You make me ill.
00:52:53But suddenly there was an insistent knocking on the castle door.
00:52:57Who's there?
00:52:58Ira!
00:52:59Ira who?
00:53:00I remember you.
00:53:02You stole my girl.
00:53:03Oh, that's cute.
00:53:04Oh, now cut that out.
00:53:05Who is this joker?
00:53:07Oh, Ira, up here in the icy ivory tower.
00:53:11Hurry!
00:53:11I insist you free Inez this instant.
00:53:14Impossible!
00:53:16Instead, I'll capture you and isolate you in my inner dungeon.
00:53:21Says who?
00:53:22Says me!
00:53:23Oh, uh-oh.
00:53:24Then just as Ivan was about to catch Ira,
00:53:29Ivan slipped over the ivy,
00:53:31and Inez escaped from the icy ivory tower.
00:53:35Oh, Ira, my idol!
00:53:38Inez, my ideal!
00:53:42And Ira and Inez lived happily ever after in Ireland.
00:53:49While fishing for dinner one day,
00:53:52a boy caught a big letter A.
00:53:54He then caught a B,
00:53:56a C, D, and E,
00:53:58and an F, G, H, I, J, and K.
00:54:03Unhappy, the boy sat and thought,
00:54:05I can't eat these letters I caught.
00:54:08I must catch some fish to fill up my dish,
00:54:11or my whole afternoon is for naught.
00:54:14But as soon as his hook hit the C,
00:54:17he caught L, M, N, O, and P,
00:54:20and Q, R, S, T,
00:54:22and a U, and a V,
00:54:24and a W, X, Y, and Z.
00:54:28Now hungry, he stared at the group.
00:54:31Then suddenly, grabbing a scoop,
00:54:34he had a bright notion
00:54:36and cooked up a potion
00:54:38and feasted on alphabet soup.
00:54:44Okay, Bryn and Mary,
00:54:47this is a game that Susan invented
00:54:49all by herself.
00:54:50One day, she had a lot of spare time.
00:54:52She told me about this one.
00:54:53Look at the picture.
00:54:54See it?
00:54:55Yeah.
00:54:55Now what do you see?
00:54:56You see a man, right?
00:54:57I see a man, yeah.
00:54:58Okay.
00:54:59And he's got something in his hand.
00:55:00You know what it is?
00:55:01A razor.
00:55:02A razor.
00:55:03Okay.
00:55:03And on one side of his face,
00:55:05what do you see?
00:55:06Hair.
00:55:06What do you see on the other side of the face?
00:55:08Nothing.
00:55:09Nothing?
00:55:09Well, some skin there, anyway, right?
00:55:11Yes, skin.
00:55:12Okay.
00:55:12The trick here is to tell me what happened.
00:55:16What happened in this picture?
00:55:18Well...
00:55:19He shaved one side
00:55:20and he didn't shave the other.
00:55:22You're right.
00:55:22Right.
00:55:22He just got finished shaving one side.
00:55:25We'll try another one.
00:55:26Now that you know how to do it.
00:55:27Yeah.
00:55:27Ready?
00:55:28Okay.
00:55:29Watch out.
00:55:31Look at that one.
00:55:34Well, what happened?
00:55:35I see a car that's on a tree.
00:55:39A car that's on a tree.
00:55:41Is that where cars belong?
00:55:42No.
00:55:43I think they're usually on the street
00:55:46so that they can roll.
00:55:48So they can roll on the street.
00:55:50Well, something happened here, right?
00:55:51Yeah.
00:55:52There was an accident.
00:55:53There was an accident, Mary.
00:55:54That's right.
00:55:55Now, you know that that's not a nice thing
00:55:58to have happen, right?
00:55:59Right.
00:55:59To your car.
00:56:00Okay?
00:56:01So that means that you have to be
00:56:02very, very careful when you're driving.
00:56:04You don't drive, do you?
00:56:05No.
00:56:06Do you drive yet?
00:56:07Do you drive?
00:56:08No?
00:56:08Okay.
00:56:09You're careful when you ride in a car, though.
00:56:11You keep the doors locked.
00:56:11You don't make a lot of noise
00:56:13when an adult is driving, do you?
00:56:15No.
00:56:16You don't?
00:56:16You're cool.
00:56:17You're quiet.
00:56:18You keep yourself together.
00:56:19That's good.
00:56:19That's good.
00:56:20Glad to hear that.
00:56:21That way you can drive with me one day.
00:56:23Okay.
00:56:24Now, that's...
00:56:25This is the last one.
00:56:27Now, I want you to tell me what happened here.
00:56:29Be very, very careful.
00:56:32What do you see?
00:56:34Airplane.
00:56:35An airplane.
00:56:35Airplane.
00:56:36Okay, good.
00:56:36And some people.
00:56:37And some people.
00:56:38Now, did the airplane land,
00:56:40and are the people waving hello,
00:56:43or is the airplane taking off,
00:56:45and are the people waving goodbye?
00:56:47I think that plane's taking off,
00:56:49and they're waving goodbye.
00:56:51How do you know that?
00:56:52How do you know?
00:56:52Because the propellers are on.
00:56:55The propellers are on?
00:56:56Yeah, but the propellers would be on
00:56:57if it were just landing too.
00:56:59Well, look, since we've got
00:56:59a complicated problem like this...
00:57:01It's a controversy.
00:57:02Yeah, we'll never resolve it.
00:57:04One thing or the other is happening,
00:57:05but do you know something?
00:57:06We have on Sesame Street,
00:57:08one of the greatest experts
00:57:10on flying anywhere.
00:57:12You know who it is?
00:57:13I go to...
00:57:14Look.
00:57:14There he is.
00:57:15Big Bird.
00:57:16Big Bird.
00:57:16I'm an expert on flying.
00:57:17Any bird that big can fly.
00:57:19You know that.
00:57:20Sure.
00:57:21Fly?
00:57:21Yeah.
00:57:22Fly?
00:57:23Sure, Bird.
00:57:24You're a big bird expert.
00:57:26Oh, Big Bird, you're here.
00:57:27I've been waiting all day for you
00:57:29to have your chance to fly.
00:57:31Fly the kite.
00:57:32We all have flown the kite,
00:57:33and now it's your turn.
00:57:35Oh, but...
00:57:35I'm so happy to see you.
00:57:37Here, Big Bird.
00:57:37Oh, no, no, no.
00:57:38Take the kite.
00:57:39Go, Big Bird.
00:57:40Come on, Big Bird.
00:57:40We know you must be an expert,
00:57:42a big old strong bird like you.
00:57:43I know you can fly.
00:57:44You know all about flying anything.
00:57:45Do you know what I have to tell you?
00:57:47What?
00:57:47Susan.
00:57:48What?
00:57:49I don't know how to fly.
00:57:51Oh, come on, Big Bird.
00:57:52Are you sure?
00:57:53I mean, you've never flapped your wings and everything.
00:57:55No, I can't fly.
00:57:57You can't fly?
00:57:58Uh-uh.
00:58:00You've tried real hard.
00:58:02I've tried flapping my wings as hard as I can.
00:58:05Yeah?
00:58:06But all I can do is raise a lot of dust.
00:58:08Oh, my goodness.
00:58:09I tell you, I'm not only the clumsiest bird on Sesame Street,
00:58:14I'm also the biggest non-flyingest bird, too.
00:58:19Oh, well, look.
00:58:19Now, don't feel bad.
00:58:21Mr. Hooper, give him your kite.
00:58:22Sure.
00:58:22Listen, you don't have to be able to fly to fly Mr. Hooper's kites.
00:58:26They're dynamite.
00:58:26They fly themselves.
00:58:28Just hold on.
00:58:28Hold on real tight.
00:58:30Okay.
00:58:30You don't have to fly.
00:58:32I'm flying it.
00:58:33Yeah.
00:58:34Yeah, you're flying it, Big Bird.
00:58:35This is fun.
00:58:36This is fun.
00:58:37Wait a minute now.
00:58:38Hold on really tight, because the wind is getting really strong.
00:58:40Easy, Big Bird.
00:58:41Hold on.
00:58:42Easy, Big Bird.
00:58:43Easy, Big Bird.
00:58:44Hey, Big Bird.
00:58:45Easy, Big Bird.
00:58:46Easy, Big Bird.
00:58:46Oh, I'm flying it.
00:58:47Look at him.
00:58:49Oh, oh, oh, he's flying.
00:58:53Look at him.
00:58:53I may not.
00:58:54I may be the clumsiest bird on Sesame Street,
00:58:57but I'm also the flying it.
00:59:00Oh, oh.
00:59:01Hey, listen.
00:59:01Don't worry about Big Bird.
00:59:03Oh, well, look.
00:59:03Big Bird.
00:59:03I promise he's going to come back down.
00:59:05We'll take care of him.
00:59:06But he's flying now.
00:59:07He's having fun.
00:59:08Goodbye.
00:59:08You fly back here someday.
00:59:10Take it easy, Big Bird.
00:59:11Sesame Street has been brought to you today,
00:59:13by the letters C, F, and I,
00:59:17and by the numbers 2 and 3.
00:59:24Sesame Street is a production of
00:59:26the Children's Television Workshop.
00:59:45This is N.E.T., the Public Television Network.
00:59:53This is N.E.T., the Public Television Network.
01:00:06That's a production of the Regents.
01:00:06It's N.E.T.
01:00:125th Street is a production of the SportsaderС
01:00:13and N.E.T.
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