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00:23This is Sesame Street, show number 44 in color.
00:57This is Sesame Street, show number 44 in color.
01:16This is Sesame Street, show number 44 in color.
01:23This is Sesame Street, show number 44 in color.
01:29Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:35Come and play, everything's A-OK.
01:43Friendly neighbors there, that's where we meet.
01:48Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:54How to get to Sesame Street?
01:58How to get to Sesame Street?
02:13Hi, welcome to Sesame Street.
02:15Hey, you know, we've all been waiting just for you, especially, uh, well, Happy Oscar.
02:19He's been waiting for you.
02:21And Big Bird and Susan, they're going to do a little song and dance for you.
02:25And let's see, oh yeah, Kermit, he's been going crazy waiting to tell you about the letter K.
02:29And then there is, uh, let's see, oh, hi there.
02:35Hey, how are you?
02:37Hey, you're a, you're a nice dog.
02:40I've never seen you before around here.
02:42You're beautiful.
02:44Yeah, you're an, oh, take it easy.
02:46Oh, you like me to scratch you there, huh?
02:49Hey, I wonder what your name is.
02:51You're, you're a, you, you wanna, you wanna tell me what your name is?
02:56You, you want me to guess?
02:59What, would you, would you give me a clue?
03:03What, first word?
03:05F, first, first syllable.
03:08First syllable.
03:11Your name is up, sky, clouds, stars, growl, roof, roof, roof, roof, roof.
03:26That's the first word.
03:28Roof.
03:30Second word.
03:32Second, second syllable.
03:35Roof.
03:37Uh, dog, dog, bob.
03:41Dog, bob.
03:42Uh, we.
03:43Two.
03:44Uh, dog, bob.
03:46Us.
03:46Us.
03:49Roof.
03:50Us.
03:52Roof.
03:52Us.
03:53Roof.
03:54Us.
03:54Roof.
03:55Rufus.
03:55Oh, your name is Rufus.
03:57Hi, Rufus.
03:58Welcome to Sesame Street.
04:00Hey, you're not lost, are you?
04:07You're lost?
04:09Oh, that's okay, Rufus.
04:11Listen, don't worry about a thing.
04:12We'll, we'll find out where you belong, and then we'll take you home or they can come and pick you
04:18up.
04:18But in the meantime, you're welcome to stay on Sesame Street as long as you want to.
04:22Would you like that?
04:24Want to stick around Sesame Street?
04:26Okay, great.
04:27You're a, you're a terrific looking dog.
04:29I'm, we're glad to have you.
04:31What, what's wrong?
04:34Oh, that's only Big Bird, Rufus.
04:36Hey, listen, come on out.
04:37Don't worry about him.
04:38Big Bird is one of the nicest people on Sesame Street.
04:41Big Bird.
04:42Hi.
04:43I'd like you to meet Rufus.
04:44Say hello to Rufus.
04:45Uh, uh, hi, Rufus.
04:48Rufus?
04:48You're, you're a nice little pussycat.
04:50Oh, Big Bird.
04:52He's not a pussycat.
04:53This is a dog.
04:54Ruff, ruff.
04:55Hear, hear him barking?
04:56Ruff.
04:57What a, what a nice little dog.
04:59Hey, listen, guys.
05:00I've got a game that I wanted to play with the kids here on Sesame Street in a little while.
05:04So, would you like to try it out together?
05:06The three of us, the three of us here?
05:08Can I please?
05:08Can you?
05:09Would you like to try it?
05:09What?
05:10It's, it's, it's a rhyming game, Rufus.
05:12You know what a rhyme is, right, Big Bird?
05:14Um, um, sure.
05:16And, and you know what a rhyme is too, right, Rufus?
05:18You know.
05:21You don't know what a rhyme is.
05:23Well, a rhyme is when, uh, two words sound the same.
05:28Like, me and flea.
05:31Me and flea.
05:32Or, right, something like that.
05:34And like dog and log, two words that sound the same, right?
05:37That's a rhyme.
05:38Okay.
05:39Now, here's the poem.
05:40And the idea is that you have to figure out the last word of the poem.
05:46Okay?
05:47Now, here's how the poem goes.
05:48Listen carefully.
05:49Got yours?
05:50Okay.
05:50You say boo-hoo and sniffle.
05:54A tear runs from your eye.
05:57You've scraped your knee or been stung by a bee.
06:24And when you do it, you say boo-hoo and sniffle.
06:30You got it?
06:31And it rhymes with eye.
06:32Pie.
06:33Pie?
06:33No, no, no, no, no.
06:34Come on.
06:35Take it easy.
06:36Take it easy, Rufus.
06:37Come on.
06:38You got another idea, Big Bird?
06:39I think Rufus has got it.
06:41He does?
06:42Let's let Rufus do it.
06:43Rufus?
06:43What is it?
06:44Give us a clue.
06:45No wonder that you...
06:49Right, Rufus.
06:50No wonder that you cry.
06:52Cry, Big Bird.
06:52Oh, I knew that.
06:53I knew that.
06:55Shooter.
06:56I didn't say it.
06:57Hey, I got another one for you.
06:58I got another one, Donald.
06:59Let's see how you do on this one.
07:01You got to take it easy there, Rufus.
07:03Now, here's the next one.
07:04When I was small, there was a big dog who growled and snarled in the street where I played.
07:13Remember that word, played.
07:15Some of the other kids were brave, but I must admit, I was the last word.
07:23Rhymes with...
07:24Take it easy.
07:24Rhymes with played.
07:26Rhymes with played.
07:27Big Bird?
07:27I know it.
07:28I know it.
07:28Take it easy, Rufus.
07:30Okay, Big Bird, what is it?
07:31Rhymes with played.
07:32Okayed.
07:32No, no, no, no, no, no.
07:33That's not it.
07:35Come on.
07:37Marmalade.
07:37Marmalade.
07:38No, no, no.
07:39Take it easy, Rufus.
07:41Okay, Rufus, your turn.
07:42You did such a good job in the first one.
07:43What is it?
07:44No wonder that I was afraid.
07:50Is that the word?
07:51Right.
07:51Big Bird, it was afraid.
07:53Oh, I knew that.
07:54Way to go.
07:55Way to go, Rufus.
07:56You're wonderful.
07:56Hey, listen, Rufus.
07:57After all that work, why don't you just sit and relax and watch?
08:04Okay, let's see.
08:05Now there's one for you, and one for me, and one more for you, and one for me.
08:13There.
08:14Now we've divided all the jelly beans up.
08:16All divided evenly.
08:18Share and share alike, burnt old buddy.
08:19Right.
08:20Now just for safety, let's just count them to make sure.
08:23Okay.
08:23Now I have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven jelly beans, and you've got one, two,
08:33three, four, five, six jelly beans.
08:38Wait a minute.
08:39Well, there's nothing wrong here.
08:40Yeah.
08:41Because I have seven jelly beans, and you have only six.
08:44So I think what we should do is I'll take one of my jelly beans and give it to you.
08:50Okay.
08:50Right?
08:51Yeah.
08:51Now, let's see that.
08:54Now you have, at this point, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven jelly beans.
09:03And I've got one, two, three, four, five, six.
09:10Wait a minute.
09:11Uh, here, Ern.
09:13And you see, there's some mistake now.
09:14That's true.
09:15Now I've got seven here.
09:17Yes.
09:17And you've got six over there.
09:19Right.
09:20Let's see.
09:21Oh, I know.
09:22Yeah.
09:22Now you take one of these, one of mine.
09:25All right.
09:25And put it over there.
09:26Take this jelly bean.
09:27Good.
09:28Now you'll have seven beans just like me.
09:31Nothing to do it.
09:32Oh, thank you, Bert.
09:33Sure.
09:33Now that should even everything up.
09:34Of course.
09:35Let's see.
09:35Now I have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven jelly beans.
09:40Told you.
09:41And you've got one, two, three, four, five, six.
09:46Wow.
09:46Uh, wait a minute.
09:47Hold it.
09:48Hold it.
09:48I think I've got it.
09:49I've got it.
09:50Uh, let's see.
09:51Now you have one, two, three, four, five, six jelly beans.
09:54Yeah.
09:55And I've got one, two, three, four, five, six.
09:58And this jelly bean right here, which is the problem, we just get rid of it.
10:05Ooh.
10:07There you go, Bert.
10:08Everything's evened up.
10:09Even Steven, buddy.
10:20That feel good, Rufus?
10:21Hey, listen.
10:23You know, you did such a great job in that last game with those rhymes, you know, that
10:27I've got another game for you.
10:28Want to play it?
10:29Okay?
10:30Okay.
10:30This is called, Which Came First?
10:34Which Came First?
10:35Now, I've got four pictures here of a dog and his bone.
10:40And you have to figure out which came first, which came second, third, and fourth.
10:46Okay?
10:47You got it?
10:47Got the idea of the game?
10:48Okay.
10:49Now, here's a picture, look very closely, of a dog digging a hole.
10:55Okay?
10:56Now, here's another one of a dog with a bone in its mouth.
11:02Got that one?
11:04Now, here's another one with a dog next to the hole, and it looks like he's already eaten
11:10his bone.
11:12And the last picture is a picture of a dog sort of sitting there kind of unhappy because
11:19I guess he doesn't have a bone.
11:21Now, we'll go through these again, and you try and figure out which one came first, okay?
11:25Now, here's the picture of a dog all alone.
11:28Is it that one, Kurt?
11:31Hey, you know, you're right.
11:32That is the first one.
11:33Way to go, Rufus.
11:35You're terrific.
11:35This is the first picture, a dog with no bone, right?
11:38We'll set that one right over here on the step like that, okay?
11:43Now, let's see.
11:44What have we got next?
11:44We've got a picture of the dog with a bone in its mouth.
11:48Is that the next picture?
11:53You sure about that?
11:54Ah, no.
11:56That's not right.
11:58How about this one?
11:59Here he is.
12:00You think that's the next one?
12:02Wrong again, Rufus.
12:03You're not doing as well on this one as you did the first time.
12:06How about this one?
12:07Oh, you're right.
12:08Hey, way to go, Rufus.
12:09You're getting much better.
12:10The next picture is the one of the dog digging for the bone, right?
12:14He's got to dig the hole because he probably buried it sometime before.
12:19Now, here's the picture of the dog after he's eaten his bone.
12:24Do you think that's next?
12:27Or do you think it's this one here with the bone in his mouth?
12:30This one here.
12:32Right.
12:32Next, he's got the bone out of the hole in his mouth.
12:38And last, well, I guess it's got to be this one here, right?
12:41You think so?
12:42Hey, you did pretty well on these after all.
12:44There's the dog with the bone after he's eaten it.
12:48So we've got all of these pictures.
12:50First, the dog sitting there all kind of sad because he doesn't have a bone.
12:55And then he thinks to himself, hey, I buried a beautiful, juicy bone in a hole.
13:01I think I'll go get it.
13:02So he goes and he digs the hole.
13:05Then he's got the bone in his mouth.
13:07And after that, he decides there's only one thing left to do.
13:10And that is, I'm gonna eat that bone and take a nice little nap.
13:16How about that?
13:18You like that game?
13:19Hey, Rufus, tell me something.
13:21Have you ever buried bones in the ground?
13:26Have you?
13:26Nice, juicy steak bones?
13:28Have you?
13:29I bet they were delicious, weren't they?
13:31Then you know what you ought to have, Rufus?
13:33You ought to have one of these.
13:35When the camera comes...
13:36They did.
13:38I won't get them.
13:52You won't have anyなた.
13:53Sure.
13:54So...
13:55So...
13:55your honor.
14:03What's going on in the middle?
14:34Oh, my God.
14:35Hi. Who's your friend?
14:37Hi, Susan.
14:38Well, this is my good friend, Rufus.
14:41Rufus, this is Susan. Say hello to Susan.
14:43Well, hello, Rufus.
14:45Isn't he a beautiful little dog?
14:47Oh, is he cute?
14:48Isn't he nice?
14:50Rufus has a little problem, though, Susan.
14:52Oh, really?
14:52Yeah. He's lost.
14:56And we're hoping that someone will come by and claim him
14:59or advertise in the newspaper or something
15:01because he just can't remember where he lives.
15:04Oh, well, he's so cute.
15:05I bet who he belongs to is out looking for him right now.
15:08Shut up.
15:10In the meantime, listen, Rufus,
15:12why don't you just join us here on Sesame Street
15:14and just join in and do the things we do here?
15:17Would you like to do that?
15:19Oh, you don't know what we do here?
15:22Oh, well, we tell stories and play games, watch movies.
15:26How about that?
15:27And we count.
15:30You know how to count.
15:32You know about counting, right?
15:35No.
15:36Yeah, you don't know how to count.
15:37Oh, well, you see, counting is like, um, counting is...
15:41Well, it's like, uh, let's see.
15:44Counting is like...
15:45Look, here's a movie, and it's all about the number six,
15:49and it starts with counting.
15:50Watch.
15:521, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
16:0110, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
16:061, 2, 3, 4, 5
16:136, 6, 6, 6, 6
16:15Let's sing a song of six
16:19How many is it?
16:22Six chicks
16:241, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
16:306 square
16:321, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
16:38Crying things
16:421, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
16:49Six cats
16:511, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
16:57Six cameras
16:591, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
17:05Six strawberry shortcakes
17:19Now, Rufus, that was counting.
17:21Hmm.
17:22Now, can you count for us?
17:24Can you?
17:25Good.
17:26Now, count for us just like you saw in the movie.
17:29Where's he going?
17:30I don't know.
17:32Oh!
17:32Hey, look out, Rufus!
17:33No, Rufus!
17:34Now, Rufus, that was the man with the strawberry shortcake falling down stairs.
17:39Now, if you do that, you're going to hurt yourself.
17:41That wasn't counting.
17:43No, Rufus.
17:43No, counting was at the beginning of the film.
17:45Oh, my goodness.
17:46Ah, Rufus.
17:47Um, wait a minute.
17:49Let me explain it to you another way.
17:53One, two, raise your shoe.
17:56Three, four, remove the door.
17:59Five, six, rub out the brick.
18:02Seven, eight, sit down and wait.
18:05Nine, ten, in trouble again.
18:07One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
18:14Now, that was counting.
18:16Now, you think you can do that now?
18:18Can you do that, Rufus?
18:20Oh, good.
18:21Good.
18:22Where's he going now?
18:23I don't know what he's got in mind.
18:25Oh, no.
18:27Bobby, take that eraser away from you.
18:29Oh, Rufus, you can't erase my hand like that little boy did.
18:33Come on.
18:34Never.
18:35You're crazy.
18:35Rufus, never mind.
18:36Dogs don't have to know much about numbers anyway.
18:39No.
18:39You think maybe he'd do better with his letters?
18:41Maybe.
18:42Why don't you try it?
18:43Do you know anything about letters, Rufus?
18:45You do?
18:46You do?
18:46He does.
18:47Good.
18:48Great.
18:48Good.
18:48You don't.
18:49You don't.
18:50Mm.
18:51Then listen to Kermit, because he's a letter expert.
18:53Now, watch.
18:54Hiya.
18:55This is Kermit Frog, here to talk to you about the letter K.
18:58And, uh, just a minute.
19:04Hello there.
19:05And how are you today?
19:06I'm here to show you the letter K.
19:09And this is the word kitten.
19:12Kitten begins with the letter K.
19:14Hey, this is a kitten.
19:16Do any of you have a kitten?
19:19Did you know that the kitten's mother carries her kitten by the scruff of the neck?
19:24Meow?
19:27Hiya.
19:28This is Kermit again to talk to you now about the letter K.
19:31And this is the letter K.
19:33And at, uh, uh, uh...
19:38Uh, uh...
19:39Hey, uh, wait a minute.
19:43You okay?
19:43All right?
19:44K.
19:46Key.
19:48Close the house, Leonard.
19:53K.
19:56OK, now, I believe we're all squared away.
19:59And as you recall, my name is Kermit,
20:01and we are here to talk about the letter K.
20:05All right.
20:07OK.
20:08So the letter K.
20:11Now.
20:11Hey, frog.
20:13Oh, no.
20:14Uh-oh.
20:15Don't you know that I got enough trouble with this letter K
20:18without you coming up here?
20:19And if you take a bite out of that letter K, I'm going to scream.
20:22Now, why don't you just be a help once in a while
20:24instead of being such a monster?
20:27OK.
20:28Yeah, that's what I mean.
20:29You're always trying to make trouble, and you never,
20:32what did you say?
20:34OK.
20:35Me help frog.
20:36You're going to help me?
20:37Help frog.
20:38Gee.
20:40Well, all right.
20:41Now, here's what you do.
20:42Here's what you do.
20:43I'm going to mention things that begin with the letter K.
20:46K.
20:46See?
20:46Now, as I mention these things, if you would bring them up.
20:49OK?
20:49OK.
20:50There's a bunch of stuff down here.
20:51Look down there.
20:52Down below.
20:53Oh, look at that.
20:54Yeah.
20:55Oh.
20:55Now, you go down there, and you've got the stuff,
20:57and bring it up as I mention it.
20:58OK.
20:59OK.
21:00You'll mention.
21:02OK.
21:02Here we go.
21:04Now, this is the letter K, as I said before.
21:07And it is the first letter in a number of important words,
21:10the most important of which is my name, Kermit.
21:14And there is the word Kermit.
21:16And that is my name.
21:17And.
21:18No.
21:19No.
21:19No, not yet.
21:20Oh.
21:21And that's the word Kermit.
21:23And you will notice that is a K right at the beginning
21:25of the word Kermit.
21:26OK?
21:27All right.
21:28Now then, there is another important word
21:32that begins with the letter K.
21:33And are you ready down there?
21:34Ready.
21:35OK.
21:36And the word is kite.
21:38Kite.
21:38Kite.
21:39There's a kite.
21:39Kite.
21:40Notice how he holds the kite.
21:41Kite fly.
21:42Right.
21:43Very good.
21:44Very good.
21:44You did that very well back there.
21:46Oh.
21:46OK.
21:47Bye-bye.
21:48Now you can split.
21:49Right.
21:50OK.
21:51Now then, yet another important word that begins with a K
21:55is the word king.
21:57Ta-da!
21:59Yes.
22:00King.
22:00Right.
22:01And there he is with his crown.
22:03You see?
22:04Very good.
22:05Very good.
22:06I thank you.
22:07And you can go.
22:08All right.
22:09Now there is one more important word
22:12that does begin with a K.
22:14K, and I sort of hate to mention it,
22:17but I got myself into it, so I guess I have to.
22:22The most important word that begins with the letter K
22:25is the word kiss.
22:27Aha!
22:29OK, frog.
22:31I knew this was coming.
22:32Come here.
22:32And, uh, eh.
22:34Mm-mm-mm-mm-mwah!
22:37Yuck.
22:39OK, thank you.
22:40You can go.
22:41That was enough.
22:42Ha.
22:43So then?
22:43Oh, oh, oh.
22:44Another K word.
22:46What's that?
22:48Karate.
22:49Karate?
22:50Karate.
22:51Hi-yah!
22:56Rufus, do you like music?
22:58Well, we've got a good song here.
22:59Bob knows it.
23:00Oh, it's a terrific song.
23:01It's about Big Bird and me, and he dances.
23:04Maybe I should sing it.
23:06Hey, Big Bird, where you hidin'?
23:09Hey, Big Bird, where you hidin'?
23:12Hey, Big Bird, where you hidin'?
23:15Hey, Big Bird.
23:16Big Bird, Big Bird, well, I don't see him yet, but I bet if we keep on singing, he'll come
23:21out.
23:22Big Bird lives on Sesame Street, he's big and tall and yellow, and if you want to talk
23:29to him, you just rear right back and fell on her.
23:35Here he is now!
23:36Hey, Big Bird!
23:37Hey, Big Bird, whatcha doin'?
23:39Hey, Big Bird, where you goin'?
23:43Hey, Big Bird, whatcha doin'?
23:45Hey, Big Bird!
23:47Whatcha say?
23:48Howdy!
23:49Hey, hey, hey, hey.
23:51Come on, let's see you dance, Big Bird.
23:53He's knocking to them, Big Bird!
23:57Oh!
23:58Boy, he can dance!
24:01Let's go, Big Bird!
24:02Go, go!
24:03Let's go, under, Big Bird!
24:05Woo!
24:09Woo!
24:10He's the biggest bird on Sesame Street.
24:13Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.
24:14You can tell he's big, just look at his feet.
24:18Ha!
24:19He'll dance if he gives a chance!
24:21Go on, Big Bird!
24:24Hey, Big Bird, whatcha doin'?
24:27Hey, Big Bird, whatcha doin'?
24:30Hey, Big Bird, whatcha doin'?
24:33Hey, Big Bird, whatcha say?
24:37Hey, hey, hey, hey.
24:39Big Bird, whatcha say?
24:42Hey, hey, hey, hey.
24:45What? Did you like that? I told you, he's good.
24:55Listen, you really do like music. I have another pretty song for you.
25:25Music
25:36Our heads are gardens that grow hair.
25:40Some hair is dark and some is fair.
25:45Some is yellow, some is brown.
25:49Some stands up and some hangs down.
25:53And some the wind blows in your eyes.
26:09Some eyes are brown and some are blue, but all are made for seeing through.
26:18Sometimes they shut as this one did, for every eye has its eyelid.
26:26And every eyelid has its lashes for keeping out the dust and ashes.
26:35Some is yellow, some is yellow, some is yellow.
26:54Your eyes are good friends, I suppose, but are divided by your nose.
27:03Then come the lips and underneath, chewing and smiling are the teeth.
27:26A tongue is useful without doubt for talking and for sticking out.
27:34Some tongues are long, but don't come near.
27:39Reaching around to touch the ear.
27:42The cheek is just in front of that.
27:46And when we smile, it's round and fat.
27:50Faces all end up with a chin.
27:54Though some stick out and some stick in.
27:58The cheek is just in front of that chin.
28:25Then comes the neck round like a ring
28:30The throat in front for swallowing
28:34The neck is long but even more so
28:38Is the part we call the torso
28:49From shoulders that we hang a gown on
28:53Going to what we all sit down on
28:57The chest, the shoulders and the back
29:01And stomach, something like a sack
29:13The arms come from the shoulders
29:17And each has an elbow, wrist and hand
29:22Out of the hand the fingers come
29:26First, second, third, fourth and the thumb
29:29The first is the index and the dinky
29:33One on the end is called the pinky
29:59Next to the last tall legs and these
30:03Bend in the middle at the knees
30:07And last of all, we find the feet
30:10With shoes to keep them off the street
30:14Hey, those feet are running away
30:18I guess we've sung enough today
30:50Hey, Susan, Rufus, did you know that today
30:52Is Allison's fifth birthday?
30:54Did you know that?
30:56It is
30:56Oh, a big birthday kiss from Rufus
31:01You know, Rufus, I don't know if it's the same
31:03With dogs, but when you're a little person
31:05It seems like it takes forever
31:07For birthdays to come around
31:09But the older you get, the faster they come
31:15I know a song that's all about growing up
31:18And all that kind of thing
31:20I'd like to sing for you now
31:24Where are you going, my little one, little one
31:31Where are you going, my baby, my own
31:38Turn around and you're two
31:41Turn around and you're four
31:45Turn around and you're a young girl
31:49Going out of the door
31:52Turn around, turn around
31:56Turn around and you're a young girl
31:59Going out of the door
32:15Where are you going, my little one, little one
32:22Little dirndls and petticoats
32:26Where have you gone, my little one
32:30Turn around and you're tiny
32:33Turn around and you've grown
32:36Turn around and you're a young wife
32:40With babes of your own
32:44Turn around, turn around
32:47Turn around and you're a young wife
32:51With babes of your own
33:06Turn around and you're a young girl
33:07Turn around and you're a young girl
33:12Oh, what a great song
33:14That's a pretty song, isn't it?
33:16Happy birthday, Allison
33:17Hey, you know what I think we ought to do?
33:19What?
33:19I think we ought to go in and have some ice cream
33:21To celebrate her birthday
33:23How about it?
33:24You know, I think that's a good idea
33:25Let's go
33:27See you later, Rufus
33:28Not you, Rufus
33:29Bye-bye
33:33I
33:35Ice cream
33:38Ice cream
33:42Strawberry ice cream
33:44My favorite kind
33:45I
33:49Well, have you had a good time on Sesame Street?
33:53You have?
33:54Did you like the song that Bob sang to Allison for her birthday?
33:58Wasn't that a pretty song?
33:59And that bird can really dance, can't he?
34:02Yeah, Big Bird really does boo-boo
34:05Oh, look up there, Rufus
34:07Look, up there
34:08No, Rufus, over there
34:11See, there's a plane
34:12And you know what's special about that plane?
34:15It makes letters in the sky
34:17Now, do you know your letters?
34:19Rufus
34:19You sure now?
34:20All right, I'm gonna give you some letters
34:22And you tell me which one this is
34:24Is this a C?
34:42Rufus
34:42Straight lines
34:43See?
34:44Those are straight
34:44Oh, see the third line coming there?
34:47Rufus
34:48So it has to be the letter
34:50N
34:52Rufus
34:52Rufus
34:53See?
34:54That's the letter N
34:55Do you know any N words?
34:58No
34:58Like, uh
34:59Nice
35:00Nice
35:01Doggy
35:02Nice
35:03Nice is an N word
35:04Oh, you know what?
35:06Speaking of N words
35:08Newspaper is an N word
35:09And I better go get Gordon's right now
35:11Rufus
35:11Rufus
35:11Rufus
35:13What?
35:15Rufus
35:15Rufus
35:16What?
35:18Rufus
35:18You wanna go get Gordon's paper?
35:20Can you make Mr. Hooper understand you?
35:22Rufus
35:23Oh, okay
35:26Rufus
35:26Rufus
35:27Rufus
35:27Rufus
35:28Rufus
35:28Rufus
35:30Rufus
35:32Rufus
35:33Rufus
35:34Rufus
35:35Oh, how are you talking?
35:37Oh, you gave me quite a fright
35:41Rufus
35:41Rufus
35:42Rufus
35:43Rufus
35:44Oh, you are quite an intelligent dog, eh?
35:50Rufus
35:50Rufus
35:50What can I do for you?
35:52Rufus
35:58Rufus
36:20Rufus
36:22Rufus
36:24Rufus
36:25Rufus
36:50Rufus
36:52Rufus
36:55Hands
36:59Pick
37:00Pros
37:02Place
37:08Rufus
37:09Uh, sounds like
37:10Lane
37:12Rufus
37:14Rufus
37:14Rufus
37:14Rufus
37:15Rufus
37:16Register
37:17Register, pay, spill, drop, pour.
37:40Raul.
37:42Sows.
37:44Hands.
37:46Paper.
37:48Sows.
37:49Hands.
37:50Paper.
37:51Sows.
37:52Hand.
37:52Paper.
37:53Susan's paper.
37:54Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
38:08Ha, ha, ha.
38:14Rufus, you got my paper.
38:19Oh, thank you.
38:22Hey, that was good.
38:29Rufus, here's an ad in the paper.
38:31It says, lost, shaggy white dog in the vicinity of Sesame Street
38:35answers to the name of Rufus.
38:37Hey.
38:38Oh, it says, we miss him.
38:40And it gives a phone number.
38:41I guess I'll go inside and call, and they'll be after you.
38:45What?
38:46You don't answer to the name of Rufus?
38:48Oh, come on, Rufus.
38:50It says, they miss you.
38:52You don't want to go home?
38:53Rufus.
38:54Are you sure?
38:55Rufus.
38:56Oh, but they miss you, Rufus.
38:59Rufus.
38:59Yes.
39:00They said that they are coming after you, and you can come back and visit anytime you want
39:05to.
39:08You can come visit anytime on Sesame Street.
39:12Rufus.
39:13Yes.
39:14And I know your master will be glad to see you, because you're such a cute little doggy.
39:21Do you like that?
39:23Yeah, it feels good, doesn't it?
39:26Rufus.
39:26Rufus.
39:27When you've got an itch, there's nothing like a good scratch, I always say.
39:32Oh.
39:33Oh, boy.
39:34Hey, what you doing there, Bert?
39:36Oh, boy.
39:37Ernie, I got this terrible itch here, right in the place of my back that I can't scratch,
39:42you know?
39:43It's driving me bananas.
39:45Oh.
39:45I know how you feel there, Bert.
39:47Nothing worse than having an itch where you can't reach it.
39:50Hooey.
39:51You know, just thinking about it makes me itchy.
39:56I got an itch on my back that I can't reach, too.
39:59Oh, yeah?
39:59Oh, boy.
40:00That's terrible.
40:02Hey, Ernie.
40:02Hey, hey, hey.
40:03Hold it.
40:04Hold it.
40:04Hey, you know what?
40:05I got an idea.
40:06What's up?
40:07See, I got an itch that I can't reach, and you got an itch that you can't reach.
40:11So how's about we trade?
40:13You mean you take my itch and I'll take yours?
40:15Right.
40:16No, no, no, no.
40:17Look, you see, you scratch my back where itches.
40:20Yes.
40:21And then I'll do the same for you, OK?
40:23Oh, what a great idea, Bert.
40:24Yeah.
40:24I can reach your back.
40:25You can reach my back.
40:26Right.
40:26Hey, turn around, and I'll scratch your back.
40:28Oh, that's great.
40:29There you go.
40:30OK, now you do mine.
40:31OK.
40:33There.
40:33OK, a little bit lower there, Bert.
40:35A little bit lower.
40:36OK.
40:38And over now.
40:39Right.
40:39Over towards the shoulder.
40:40Right.
40:42OK, and now down, down, down a little bit.
40:45Down a little bit from where you were.
40:47All right.
40:50Whoo, that feels good.
40:51Oh, that's great, Bert.
40:53Yeah.
40:54Hey, you know, everybody ought to do this.
40:55Matter of fact, everybody, scratch.
41:01Hey, you are me.
41:14Here!
41:14What the do you do?
41:18Nothing else will kill me.
41:19So with the gun of War is me.
41:19Hey, the términ against Ma'am.
41:23Oh, that's what I'm doing.
41:25Well, I'll do it right.
41:25No, I'll do it right.
41:25Even the reason for the배 is prison.
41:26Well, Hey, daddy, you're rich.
41:49No, no, no, you're slowing down.
41:51Okay, keep going, Bert.
41:52Okay, I'm going.
41:53Over to the left.
41:54Oh, yeah.
41:55Boy, that's great.
41:56Oh, yeah.
41:56You know, Bert, you're a very good scratcher.
41:59Did you know that?
41:59Oh, yeah.
42:00Yeah, I was just, uh...
42:01Wait a minute.
42:11It's time for our story.
42:13If I were a mother, um, you know what, though, Cheryl?
42:17Look over here.
42:18Look who showed up for Rufus after I telephoned.
42:21I didn't know that Rufus belonged to Gail.
42:24Looks like everything's all right now, though.
42:26She's glad to have him back, and he's glad to see her.
42:31If I were a mother, like Mother Hen, I would wish to have my children.
42:39I would wish to have many children and see them play around me.
42:47And like Mother Cat, with loving care, I would keep them clean and keep them neat.
42:53See the mother?
42:55And what is more, like Mother Monkey, I would check very carefully behind their ears.
43:03Of course, like Mother Kangaroo, I would carry my baby wherever I go, in my arms or in a buggy.
43:10See, the mother kangaroo carries her baby in a pouch.
43:13And like Mother Horse, I would let my baby stand on his own feet as soon as he is ready.
43:21Then, like Mother Elephant, I would guide him to the right way that's often hard to follow.
43:29Like Mother Penguin, I would look for their favorite dinner while my children were in school.
43:36Like Mother Bear, I would teach them what to eat, how to eat, for food should not always be sweet.
43:46Like Mother Lion, I would train my children not to cry over a scratch or hurt,
43:51and cheer them on to be brave and strong.
43:55Yet, like Mother Skunk, I would dare to fight for my children, against all harm.
44:02Sometimes, like Mother Goose, I would take a long trip.
44:06It would be fun just following the sun with all my family.
44:11Or, like Mother Beaver, I would build a house by the lake, for my children's sake,
44:18to enjoy camping all year round.
44:20See the beaver's house out there in the water, you know?
44:26There are many ways of being a mother.
44:29But most of all, if I were a mother, I would like to be just like my mother.
44:36My mother just about did all those things, especially the ears.
44:40Boy, she used to look behind our ears and send us back to wash some water.
44:43All right, all right, something's going on around here.
44:47Uh-oh, Oscar's yelling.
44:48Call the police! Call the FBI!
44:50Let's go see what's the matter.
44:51Help! Police!
44:52Gordon!
44:54Susan!
44:54Hey, what's that, Oscar?
44:55What's the matter?
44:55Susan!
44:56Yes?
44:56There's a prowler right here in my trash can.
44:59Somebody sneaking around in your trash can?
45:02Yeah.
45:02Oh, come on, Oscar.
45:04How do you know that?
45:04Oh, there is, Susan.
45:06How do you know?
45:07Listen, last night, I put brand new candles in my candle holder, you know?
45:14This morning...
45:15Wait, wait, wait a minute, Oscar.
45:17You use candles in your trash can?
45:19Sure.
45:20I like to, uh, grouch by candlelight.
45:23Oh, good.
45:23Anyway, look, this morning, the candles were burned down flat.
45:29Oh.
45:30Somebody else did it, not me.
45:31Well, somebody burned your candles.
45:34Yeah.
45:34Yeah.
45:35And I went to read my newspaper, you know?
45:37Uh-huh.
45:37What happened?
45:39Somebody had crumpled it all up.
45:41Oh.
45:41Yeah.
45:42Just a few minutes ago, I poured myself a little glass of milk.
45:47Yeah.
45:48I put the carton back in the refrigerator.
45:52Uh-huh.
45:52And then what happened?
45:53When I got back to the milk, somebody had emptied it completely.
45:58Mm.
45:59Sounds like somebody drank your milk.
46:00Yeah.
46:01I'd say there's a prowler in here.
46:04Well.
46:06Oh, my goodness.
46:07Oh.
46:08Oh.
46:08Well.
46:10Well, there's a monster in my trash can.
46:12Where?
46:12Where?
46:13Where?
46:13Where?
46:13You.
46:14Oh, me.
46:14What are you doing in my trash can?
46:16Nice trash can.
46:17Yeah, yeah.
46:18A monster.
46:19Move in.
46:20Oh.
46:21Yeah.
46:21Oh, look at all that.
46:22Oh, boy.
46:23Hey, wait.
46:24Hey, get your feet off my velvet sofa.
46:26Oh.
46:27Hey, wait a minute.
46:28Oh, nice chair.
46:29Don't open the closet.
46:30Poor Oscar.
46:32He's got a real problem in there today.
46:34Oh, that's pretty.
46:34We'll check with him a little later and see how he's doing.
46:37What's in there?
46:37One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
46:46Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
46:50One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
47:00Seven, seven, seven, let's sing along, oh, seven.
47:06How many is seven?
47:09Seven strong.
47:11One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
47:17Seven circle.
47:20One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
47:26Seven ducks.
47:28One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
47:36Seven spooky spiders.
47:39One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
47:46Seven nickels.
47:48One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
47:54Seven pumpkin pies.
47:56Four, five, six, seven.
48:04And that's a four-day.
48:10Let's go see how Oscar's doing.
48:14Oscar?
48:14Hey, Oscar, what are you doing over in that can?
48:17Why aren't you home?
48:18Oh, sure, sure.
48:19I'm supposed to share my trash can with a monster.
48:22No, you don't have to share.
48:24Just tell him to leave, that's all.
48:26Tell him to leave?
48:27Yeah, tell him to leave.
48:27Did you ever try to get a monster out of your trash can?
48:31Well, no, but just tell him to leave, that's all.
48:33Oh, he's too big.
48:35I tell you, I don't know what to do.
48:37It's awful.
48:38Yeah, I can imagine so.
48:39Look, a little while ago, he took a nap on my piano.
48:43On your piano?
48:44Then he took a bath in my fountain.
48:47Your fountain?
48:47And he got soap suds all over the bearskin rug.
48:51The bearskin rug?
48:52Hey!
48:53Oh, there he is again.
48:55Hello there, Oscar.
48:57I'm not Oscar, I'm Susan.
48:58That's Oscar over there.
49:01Hello there, Oscar.
49:03What do you want?
49:04Monster want cookie.
49:06Huh, that's tough.
49:08Monster want cookie real bad.
49:11Well, that's just very tough, because I don't have any cookies.
49:17Monster need cookie.
49:19Well, you're not going to get any cookies.
49:22Monster, go find cookie.
49:24Well, you're not going to find any in there.
49:26Cookie, cookie, cookie.
49:28I hate cookies almost as much as I hate monsters.
49:31I don't have cookies in there.
49:32Oh, cookie.
49:34Monster, find cookie.
49:36Hey, that's not a cookie.
49:38Hey.
49:40Hey, Susan.
49:41Stop him.
49:42He's eaten my Aretha Franklin record.
49:45Now, Monster, there are some things we can tolerate,
49:47but an Aretha Franklin record?
49:48That's a cookie.
49:49Oscar, you've got problems.
49:51Oh, good cookie.
49:52But he's not the only one.
49:53Cookie.
50:01Hey, Jim.
50:04Hey, Jim.
50:05What is it, buddy?
50:06Jim, I got the windows for the holes in the wall.
50:10Good boy.
50:11Are you sure you got the right one?
50:13Oh, yeah, Jim.
50:14I got a square window for the square hole in the wall
50:16and a round window for the round hole in the wall.
50:19What's the matter?
50:20You don't think the old buddy knows what he's doing?
50:22We'll soon find out.
50:24All right.
50:24Let me see this window.
50:26Bring it right over to the wall.
50:27That's it.
50:31Uh-oh.
50:32What's the matter, Jim?
50:34Wait a minute.
50:35Wait a minute?
50:38There's something wrong here.
50:40Something wrong?
50:41What shape is that hole in the wall?
50:44Jim, that's a square hole in the wall.
50:46And what shape is the window you bought for it?
50:48That's a round window, Jim.
50:50Come over here.
50:51Okay.
50:52What shape is that hole in the wall?
50:54Jim, that's a round hole in the wall.
50:56Mm-hmm.
50:57And what shape is the window you bought for it?
50:59That's a square window I bought.
51:06Jim, what are we going to do now, Jim?
51:12I've got an idea.
51:13Good boy.
51:15Pick up this window.
51:17Hey, Jim, what you doing?
51:21What does it look like I'm doing?
51:22I'm trying to bend the square window
51:24so it'll fit into the round hole in the wall.
51:26Ha-ha.
51:27Good idea, Jim.
51:29Hold it.
51:30What is it?
51:31If I do that, the glass might break.
51:34Oh, that's a bad idea, Jim.
51:37What are we going to do now?
51:42There's only one sensible thing to do.
51:45Uh-huh.
51:47I'll have to saw out the whole wall.
51:50And then I'll lift up the wall
51:51and I'll turn it all the way around
51:55until the square hole is on that side
51:57and the round hole is on that side.
52:01But that'll probably take me all day long.
52:04All day, because that's the biggest wall in our room.
52:07And this never would have happened, buddy,
52:10if you had gotten the right windows
52:11for the right holes in the wall.
52:13Boy, oh, boy.
52:14Hey, Jim!
52:16Jim, surprise!
52:19What's the surprise?
52:20Hey, Jim, when I was at the hardware store,
52:22I couldn't remember exactly which window was which, you know,
52:26so I got another pair of windows exactly the opposite, see?
52:30So, look, hold that.
52:33Now I got a square window for the square hole.
52:38Huh?
52:39Huh?
52:40Huh?
52:40Ha-ha-ha!
52:41Then I got a round window for the round hole in the wall.
52:45So, square window for the square hole in the wall,
52:48round window for the round hole in the wall,
52:50and even got two round windows that we don't even need.
52:54Hmm.
52:56Hmm.
52:58Hmm.
52:59You can't do anything right.
53:01What are we going to do now, Jim?
53:04I think I can figure this one out.
53:06Yeah?
53:06Come on, Jim.
53:07All we'll have to do is to take the two wrong windows
53:10back to the store where we got them,
53:13and then I'll get my money back.
53:18You did it again, Jim!
53:20Of course I did it again.
53:21Now let's take the wrong windows and let's go to the store.
53:24Come on, buddy.
53:24Boy, take the wrong windows right back to the store
53:27and get our money back.
53:29Boy, that Jim sure is smart.
53:32Wish I was as smart as Jim.
53:37Hey, Oscar.
53:37Yeah?
53:38Is the monster still living in the trash can?
53:40Yeah, he certainly is.
53:41But he won't be there for long.
53:44Uh-huh.
53:44What are you going to do?
53:46What am I going to do?
53:47I'm going to tell him to get out.
53:49Uh-huh.
53:49I'm going to tell him I think he's a no-good bum.
53:53I'm going to tell him I think it's very rude
53:55just to move into somebody's house like that.
53:57Well, you know you're right.
53:58Yeah, and I'm going to tell him he's mean and nasty.
54:01Dum-de-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum.
54:02Hey, Oscar.
54:05Now, there you are.
54:06Oh-ho.
54:07Uh, monster come say bye-bye.
54:09Oh, yeah?
54:10Well, let me tell you, fella.
54:12Huh.
54:13How's that again?
54:14Monster leaving.
54:17Man, good, good.
54:18Oh, you've been very nice.
54:21Uh, I have?
54:22Yeah.
54:22Not many people nice to monsters.
54:25Monsters get lonesome.
54:28But you?
54:29Oh, you nice.
54:32Uh, me give you a present.
54:34Well, uh...
54:34There.
54:35Well, uh...
54:36Balloon.
54:37Uh-uh.
54:38Bye-bye.
54:39Oh, thank you for cookies.
54:41Dum-de-dum-dum-dum.
54:43Dum-de-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum.
54:43Wasn't that nice, Oscar?
54:45Gee.
54:45Why, that no-good rotten bum.
54:49Oh, now, wait a minute.
54:50Hey, hey, wait a minute, Oscar.
54:52Now, I'm surprised at you.
54:53Now, you said you wanted him to leave.
54:55He left.
54:56He thanked you.
54:58He gave you a present.
54:59Now, what are you complaining about?
55:01Because I was just getting to liking having him around.
55:05Huh?
55:05And wouldn't you know it, as soon as I like him, he leaves.
55:09Oh, boy.
55:09What a bum.
55:10Wow.
55:12You can't win them all.
55:13And if you're as grouchy as Oscar, you can't win any of them.
55:16And the blue will probably break tomorrow, too.
55:17Grouches, monsters.
55:18Let's look at some more conventional animals.
55:21Yeah, that's not even have that.
55:23Hiya.
55:24My name is Kermit the Frog, and today we're going to do some exercises.
55:28And we're going to do some exercises with a couple of friends of mine named Harry and George,
55:32and they're bears.
55:34And let's see, where's Harry?
55:36Oh, there's Harry.
55:37Hey, Harry.
55:37How are you today?
55:38Where's George?
55:39Huh?
55:40Oh, there's George.
55:41Hi, George.
55:42How are you?
55:42Yeah, ready to do them?
55:43Okay.
55:44First exercise we're going to do is touch your toes.
55:47Okay?
55:48Ready, Harry?
55:49Harry, reach down and touch your toes.
55:51Okay?
55:52See, Harry's doing it.
55:53He's pretty good at it.
55:54Now, Harry, we're going to have lunch later.
55:55Okay?
55:56Yeah.
55:57Okay, now, George, are you doing this?
56:00George?
56:01Listen, George, these exercises are fun.
56:03Now, come on.
56:04Look at Harry do them.
56:05See how Harry does them?
56:07Harry's great at these exercises.
56:09Okay.
56:09Now, the first exercise we're going to do is we're all going to stretch.
56:13Okay?
56:15Now, see how Harry stretches.
56:16Way to go, Harry.
56:18Wasn't that fun?
56:19Okay, everybody stretch one more time.
56:21There's old George.
56:23Okay, stretch.
56:24How did George get lunch?
56:26Okay.
56:26And the next thing we're going to do is stretch our neck, like our friend Hubert, the polar
56:31bear, here.
56:32Okay?
56:33Stretch around here, Hubert.
56:34Everybody stretch around.
56:36Twist around in circles.
56:38Right.
56:38That way, Harry.
56:39Turn around in circles.
56:41Very good.
56:42And, uh, what bad breath.
56:45Hey, listen.
56:46Next thing we're going to do is push-ups.
56:48And, Harry?
56:49Harry, you've got to do some push-ups.
56:50Come on, Harry.
56:51Harry.
56:52Well, listen.
56:53If you guys aren't going to do push-ups, I'm going to leave.
56:55Goodbye.
56:58I.
57:00Ice cream.
57:03Ice cream.
57:07Strawberry ice cream.
57:09My favorite kind.
57:11I.
57:14Hello there, and how are you today?
57:17I'm here to show you the letter K.
57:20And this is the word kitten.
57:23Kitten begins with the letter K.
57:26This is a kitten.
57:27Do any of you have a kitten?
57:29Did you know that the kitten's mother carries her kitten by the scruff of the neck?
57:34Meow.
57:39K.
57:40K.
57:41T.
57:44Close the house, Leonard!
57:48K.
57:51N.
57:52Nail.
57:58N.
58:02We certainly had lots of company on Sesame Street today.
58:06You know, Rufus was here, and of course, Oscar had a house guest.
58:10The monster.
58:11But it looks like things are back to normal again.
58:14The kids are playing, and I'm still working on my scarf.
58:18Oh, it's time to go.
58:20I don't know where the time goes, but you're going to come back and see us again, aren't
58:23you?
58:23Okay, that's a date.
58:25Bye now.
58:31Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters I, K, and N, and by the numbers
58:37six and seven.
58:42If I Were a Mother was written and illustrated by Kazue Mizumura, published by Thomas Y.
58:49Crowell Company, copyright under the Barron Convention.
58:53Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.
58:57Oh, my God.
58:57Oh, we're all in the background.