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00:00:08Show 53 in color.
00:00:30Oh, my God.
00:01:02Sunny day, sleepin' up, clowns away
00:01:08On my way to where the air is sleet
00:01:14Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:01:22Call and play, everything's A-OK
00:01:29Friendly neighbor's there, that's where we meet
00:01:34Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:01:40How to get to Sesame Street?
00:01:43How to get to Sesame Street?
00:01:46What we're going to do is play this game.
00:01:49I'm going to play a mic.
00:01:51I was going to play a little bit.
00:01:54Hey, look who came to join us.
00:01:56Say hello.
00:01:56Look, did you meet, did you meet Carlos?
00:01:58Did you meet Carlos?
00:01:59Oh, hi.
00:02:00Say hello, Carlos.
00:02:01How about Cheryl?
00:02:02Do you know Cheryl?
00:02:02Hi.
00:02:03Hey, that's what I like, you speakin' up.
00:02:05How about that?
00:02:06Okay, you know what we're going to do?
00:02:08We're going to play a game.
00:02:10And it's a game you may have played before, I don't know.
00:02:14But it's a game where you look at something that you've seen a lot of times.
00:02:19Something like a mailbox, something like a trash can, something like an apple.
00:02:24And I'm not going to tell you exactly what it is, but I'll give you a hint.
00:02:29See, because you're going to have to look at it very, very closely.
00:02:32You understand?
00:02:33And when you look at it very closely, you won't be able to quite see it as you ordinarily see
00:02:38it.
00:02:38You know what I mean?
00:02:40Yeah.
00:02:40Okay.
00:02:41Now, what we're going to do, I'll give you a hint.
00:02:44It's something to eat.
00:02:46Apple.
00:02:47No, it's not an apple.
00:02:48Now, no more guesses because we're going to have to look.
00:02:51Now, you watch very closely and see how soon you can guess.
00:03:15I'll give you a hint.
00:03:46I'll give you a hint.
00:03:54Now, do you know, how soon did it take you?
00:03:56How long did it take you to find out it was a tomato?
00:04:00Hmm?
00:04:00Uh, just a little while.
00:04:04Just a little while?
00:04:05Yeah.
00:04:05How long did it take you to figure out Carla's?
00:04:07A little while.
00:04:08A little while.
00:04:09A long time.
00:04:11Yeah.
00:04:11You want to do another one?
00:04:12Yeah.
00:04:13Yeah.
00:04:14Okay.
00:04:14You want another hint?
00:04:16Mm-hmm.
00:04:17Yeah.
00:04:46Okay.
00:04:47Look closely.
00:04:49Another hint.
00:04:51Okay.
00:04:51I'm here.
00:04:52You want another hint?
00:04:53Uh.
00:04:59Yeah.
00:05:01Uh.
00:05:05Uh.
00:05:09Uh.
00:05:12Uh.
00:05:14Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:05:44Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:06:14Okay, Cheryl, you first. What is it?
00:06:18Uh, a hand.
00:06:20A hand? Uh, with something on the hand. It's part of the hand.
00:06:25Skin.
00:06:25Skin.
00:06:26Your epidermis.
00:06:28Your epidermis?
00:06:29Yeah, it's your skin.
00:06:30Oh, that's your skin? Thank you very much. You've now learned through Carlos' beneficial testimony that that was skin. Epidermis.
00:06:38Thank you. It's an E word? I'm glad to know that. Yeah. Now, here's something else for you to look
00:06:44at, right? But don't bother to try to guess what it is. Just sit back and relax and enjoy this
00:06:51song.
00:06:52We could sing a good song if we have one more person to sing.
00:06:57True.
00:07:00Hi there. Would you like to sing a song with us?
00:07:04Isn't that the name of a song?
00:07:06I think so.
00:07:07Manamana
00:07:10Manamana
00:07:11Manamana
00:07:28Manamana
00:07:34my
00:07:36ma ma no
00:07:36ma ma ma..
00:07:42maman..
00:07:42ma Мос slow
00:07:43peteepetee
00:07:44ma ma ma
00:07:47ma Na ma na
00:07:47peteepetee
00:07:49peteepetee
00:07:50peteepetee
00:07:52ma na ma na,
00:07:53ma na ma ma ma ma
00:07:55ma ma na,
00:07:58si ma
00:07:59eh me dit
00:07:59wa ma ma
00:08:00wa wa
00:08:00bit determines
00:08:03ma na ma na
00:08:46Manamana
00:08:47Manamana
00:08:48Manamana
00:08:52Manamana
00:08:56Manamana
00:08:57Manamana
00:09:03Manamana
00:09:07Manamana
00:09:09Manamana
00:09:09Manamana
00:09:09Manamana
00:09:09Manamana
00:09:10Manamana
00:09:10Manamana
00:09:10Manamana
00:09:12Manamana
00:09:12Manamana
00:09:13Manamana
00:09:21Manamana
00:09:52Satsang with Mooji
00:09:53A-peeping, a-peeping, a-peeping, a-peeping, a-peeping, a-peeping, a-peeping.
00:09:58Ma-na, ma-na?
00:10:12Oh.
00:10:17Grow and go, roll over the road
00:10:21Where the goat explodes all the o's
00:10:24And the crow flies low
00:10:25Past the croaking toad
00:10:27And the boat floats over the ocean
00:10:30But the wind did blow
00:10:32And it started to snow
00:10:34So the toad went home
00:10:36To the telephone
00:10:38He spoke to the goat
00:10:40Who was eating a boat of bones
00:10:43Potatoes and soap
00:10:44A rope did float
00:10:47And took the goat
00:10:49And a boy climbed a stone made of old
00:10:52The o's turned to smoke
00:10:54And started to float
00:10:56Closer to the bulldozer
00:10:59Who closed up the hole
00:11:01So the cold wind could not grow
00:11:03And the sun did show
00:11:05So the roses could grow
00:11:07And the whole world would know
00:11:09That the boat bulldozer
00:11:10The toad and the crow
00:11:11The boy and the rope
00:11:12Riding the goat
00:11:13We're all...
00:11:15Okay!
00:11:15Okay!
00:11:22O!
00:11:25Open!
00:11:31O!
00:11:32Open!
00:11:34Open!
00:11:35O!
00:11:39All right, now, who's going to say their alfred?
00:11:42Oh, I know!
00:11:43I know!
00:11:43It'll be better if we all sing it
00:11:44Then everybody can sing it together
00:11:46Yeah.
00:11:47Okay?
00:11:47Okay, now sing it loudly and clearly so that they can understand this, right?
00:11:53You ready?
00:11:56A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T,
00:12:10U, V, W, X, Y, and Z.
00:12:17Now that you know our ABCs, next time won't you sing with me?
00:12:27All right, are you ready to sing with us now?
00:12:30You don't know them all?
00:12:32Well, sing as many as you know, okay?
00:12:34And that's a good way to learn them then.
00:12:38A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T,
00:12:51U, V, W, X, Y, and Z.
00:12:59Now I know my ABCs, next time won't you sing with me?
00:13:11How did you do?
00:13:12Did you know them all?
00:13:14Oh, well, that's all right.
00:13:15If you keep doing them over and over, that's how you learn them.
00:13:18And one day you may do your alphabet just as well as James Earl Jones.
00:13:23A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H,
00:13:53I, J, K, L, M, N, O,
00:14:16O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W,
00:14:48O, X, Y, Z, O.
00:15:03Crow and go, roll over the road where the goat explodes all the O's
00:15:10And the crow flies low past the croaking toad
00:15:13And the boat floats over the ocean
00:15:16But the wind did blow and it started to snow
00:15:20So the toad went home to the telephone
00:15:24He spoke to the goat who was eating a bowl of bones, potatoes and soap
00:15:31A rope did float and hooked the goat
00:15:35And a boy climbed a stone made of old
00:15:38The O's turned to smoke and started to float
00:15:42Closer to the bulldozer
00:15:45Who closed up the hole so the cold wind could not blow
00:15:49And the sun did show so the roses could grow
00:15:53And the whole world would know
00:15:55That's the boat, the bulldozer, the toad and the crow
00:15:57And the boy and the rope, the ride and the goat
00:15:59We're all okay
00:16:03Okay?
00:16:09Oh
00:16:22Boy, oh boy, oh boy
00:16:26It's time for my milk and cookie
00:16:28You know, there's almost nothing I like better than milk and cookie time
00:16:32Slurping my milk through a straw
00:16:34And crunching away at my old cookie
00:16:37You know, nothing beats it
00:16:38Well, my glass of milk is ready
00:16:41All that remains is for me to go into the kitchen and get my cookie
00:16:45And that's exactly what I'm going to do right now
00:16:54Milk!
00:17:12Well, here I am again with my cookie
00:17:15And my nice glass of
00:17:18My glass of milk
00:17:20What happened to it?
00:17:21I'm almost sure that glass was full
00:17:24It's certainly not full now
00:17:26That means one of two things
00:17:29Either I didn't fill it all away
00:17:31Or else someone's been drinking my milk
00:17:34I don't see Bert around anywhere
00:17:36So I guess I didn't fill it all away
00:17:38You know, there's a great deal of joy
00:17:40To a cookie and a full glass of milk
00:17:42But there's almost no joy at all
00:17:44To a cookie and a mostly empty glass of milk
00:17:48Well, what I'll do is I'll put my cookie here
00:17:50And I'll go to the kitchen and get some more milk
00:17:57Cookie
00:18:11Well, here I am with my milk
00:18:13To fill up my glass
00:18:15So that then I will have a full glass of milk
00:18:18To eat
00:18:21There, now I have a full glass of milk
00:18:24And my cookie
00:18:25My cookie
00:18:26Someone, someone's been crunching my cookie
00:18:29There's an illegal cookie cruncher around here
00:18:32Hey, and there's an illegal milk slurper too
00:18:35There's only one thing to do
00:18:36What I'm going to do
00:18:37Is I'm going to hide
00:18:39And catch him in the act
00:18:40Now if you see someone coming
00:18:41Don't tell them that I'm hiding
00:18:43Okay
00:18:51Milk
00:18:56Hark
00:18:57I hear someone slurping
00:18:59I was right
00:19:05Okay
00:19:07Hark
00:19:08I hear someone crunching my cookie
00:19:10I was right
00:19:21What do you think you're doing?
00:19:23Here
00:19:25Now don't, don't, don't try to be friendly
00:19:27You were, you were just, you just ate my milk and my cookie
00:19:30Thank you
00:19:31Oh, don't, don't thank me
00:19:32That's a, what do you think you can do?
00:19:34You think you can just come along and slurp someone's milk
00:19:36And crunch someone's cookie whenever you want to?
00:19:39Don't, don't kiss me
00:19:40You cookie crunching milk slurper you
00:19:44Now listen
00:19:44Listen you, that's very bad
00:19:48Wait a minute
00:19:48Wait a second, I'll tell you what I'll do
00:19:51How about this?
00:19:52I'll get you your own milk and cookie
00:19:55Your own milk and cookie
00:19:56How about that?
00:19:56Milk and cookie?
00:19:57Yeah
00:19:57Oh, milk and cookie
00:19:59Yeah
00:20:00Okay, okay
00:20:01Just a second, I'll go get it for you
00:20:02Milk and cookie
00:20:03Milk and cookie
00:20:04Imagine
00:20:05Sharing one's milk and cookie with a monster
00:20:07Somehow it doesn't seem right
00:20:10Milk and cookie
00:20:11Milk and cookie
00:20:12Milk and cookie
00:20:12Oh, hurry
00:20:13Oh
00:20:15Milk and cookie
00:20:16Now here's another rectangle right here, Carlos, right?
00:20:19You can tell, right?
00:20:21Because what?
00:20:21Four sides?
00:20:22Yeah
00:20:23One
00:20:24Two
00:20:24Three
00:20:25Four sides
00:20:26Two long ones
00:20:27And two short ones
00:20:30Here's another one up on top here
00:20:32The top of this door is a rectangle
00:20:34One, two, three
00:20:35And across the top
00:20:37In fact, the whole door is a rectangle, isn't it?
00:20:39Right
00:20:40Right?
00:20:41Do you ever think of that?
00:20:42Hey, let's see if we can find some more
00:20:45Carlos and I are just out doing some rectangle shopping here on Sesame Street
00:20:50Come on along and see if you can find some with us
00:20:52See any down here, Carlos?
00:20:54There goes one
00:20:55Right
00:20:55Right here, huh?
00:20:56One
00:20:56Two
00:20:57Three
00:20:57Four sides there
00:21:00You know, I'll bet Mr. Hooper's got some hidden right over here
00:21:05Let's, uh
00:21:05Let's take a look
00:21:07If we can find
00:21:09There's one there, right?
00:21:11Mm-hmm
00:21:11One
00:21:11Two
00:21:12Three
00:21:13Four
00:21:14There goes one
00:21:14Right here?
00:21:15Yeah
00:21:15One
00:21:16Two
00:21:17Three
00:21:17Four
00:21:17Sides there, huh?
00:21:19Mm-hmm
00:21:20How about this?
00:21:22That's a rectangle
00:21:23One
00:21:24Two
00:21:24Three
00:21:24Four
00:21:25This place is loaded with them
00:21:28That's a rectangle
00:21:29One
00:21:30Two
00:21:30Three
00:21:31Four
00:21:31Very good
00:21:32Hey, let's look over here
00:21:34I'll bet there's some more here
00:21:37Ah
00:21:42Yep
00:21:42Here's one right here
00:21:44Here's the top of a rectangle right here
00:21:47One long side
00:21:49A short side
00:21:51Another long one
00:21:52And another short one
00:21:53And all four corners
00:21:56Exactly the same, right?
00:21:57Mm-hmm
00:21:58And you know what the bottom
00:22:00Of this rectangle forms?
00:22:03Forms the top of a great big
00:22:07What letter?
00:22:08Letter Z
00:22:09And the whole door
00:22:11Is a rectangle also, right?
00:22:13Mm-hmm
00:22:13This place is loaded with them
00:22:16You see another one painted blue?
00:22:18Yeah
00:22:19Blue box
00:22:20Right here, right?
00:22:22There's one
00:22:23Two
00:22:24Three
00:22:24Four sides, huh?
00:22:26Mm-hmm
00:22:26That's a good rectangle
00:22:29Here goes one
00:22:30Here?
00:22:31Where?
00:22:31Here
00:22:31One
00:22:32Two
00:22:32Three
00:22:33Four
00:22:33One
00:22:34Two
00:22:36You're a very good rectangle spotter, Carlos
00:22:38Do you know that?
00:22:39Do you see any up in here?
00:22:41The window
00:22:42The windows?
00:22:43Yeah
00:22:43Very good
00:22:44Those are both rectangles, right?
00:22:48And how about over here?
00:22:50See anything in the front here
00:22:52That looks, uh...
00:22:53Yeah
00:22:54Looks like a rectangle?
00:22:55Yeah, this one
00:22:55One, two, three, four
00:22:58Very good
00:22:59And four corners all the same, right?
00:23:01Mm-hmm
00:23:03Uh, how about up in here?
00:23:07See anything up there that looks like a rectangle?
00:23:09Yep
00:23:09The door
00:23:10The door
00:23:11Each door is a rectangle
00:23:13Mm-hmm
00:23:14And if you put the two doors together
00:23:16You get one big rectangle, right?
00:23:19Right
00:23:20And then on the top of each door
00:23:22There are a couple of rectangles
00:23:24And on the bottom of each door
00:23:25There are some more rectangles
00:23:26Mm-hmm
00:23:27You know, this place is really loaded with rectangles, right?
00:23:30Right
00:23:31I never had any idea there were this many rectangles right here
00:23:34And you know something?
00:23:35I'll bet there are just as many
00:23:37Right in the room where you're sitting right now
00:23:39You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:23:42You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:13You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:29You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:31You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:31You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:31You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:31You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:31You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:31You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:32You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:32You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:32You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:33You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:24:35You know, rectangles, they are everywhere
00:25:12Let's go.
00:25:44Let's go.
00:26:14Let's go.
00:26:43Let's go.
00:27:16Let's go.
00:27:27Let's go.
00:27:29And, um, who's big and who's little around here?
00:27:33Stand up for a second.
00:27:34I'm little.
00:27:34You're little?
00:27:35And I'm big.
00:27:36And you're big?
00:27:36Oh, yeah?
00:27:38Okay, I got a box full of magazines.
00:27:40So, Carlos, since you're a little bigger than Rico, you get all the big magazines out of there, put them
00:27:47in one pile, and, Rico, you get all the little magazines and put them in the other pile.
00:27:51Now, let's slide them in the other hand, let's slide them in the other hand, let's slide them over here,
00:27:54and, Rico, you lay yours out, right here.
00:27:58Come around, turn around.
00:27:59This way.
00:28:00Sorry.
00:28:01See what you do.
00:28:03Okay?
00:28:05That's right, that's right, that's right, let's get a nice, let's get a nice, let's get a nice, neat pile
00:28:14together there.
00:28:19You having trouble, Rico?
00:28:22There's trouble finding mine.
00:28:24Trouble finding yours?
00:28:25That's a good-looking pile, right?
00:28:31Good, you're doing well.
00:28:33Come around this side.
00:28:36Wait a minute, I'm going to do a little bit of twirl.
00:28:41Watch your little pile.
00:28:42Stick them out there.
00:28:50You got a lot of things.
00:28:51I finished mine.
00:28:53You finished yours?
00:28:54I finished mine, too.
00:28:55You finished yours, huh?
00:28:56You sure you got all the big ones there?
00:28:58Yep.
00:29:00Rico?
00:29:01Yeah.
00:29:02Who said sit on the books?
00:29:03Huh?
00:29:04Uh, okay, put yours down right there.
00:29:07Now, later on, maybe we'll tie them up.
00:29:09Okay?
00:29:11Mm-hmm.
00:29:12There are the big ones, and there are the little ones.
00:29:25Big.
00:29:38And little.
00:29:40Oh, my God.
00:30:09Oh, my God.
00:30:44Very good friends are big and little.
00:30:48Big plays the tuba and little plays the fiddle.
00:30:52Big is rather dark and little is kind of light.
00:30:56And they practice together in the day and night.
00:31:08In the parks they play and in places that are gritty.
00:31:13Their music is heard in the middle of the city.
00:31:16The sounds that they make are thought to be funny.
00:31:20But they play for the love of it and not for money.
00:31:23The sound of the music is heard in the middle of the city.
00:31:55Very good friends are big and little.
00:31:59Big plays the tuba and little plays the fiddle.
00:32:03When you hear music that makes you feel good,
00:32:06think of big and little and their hearts so good.
00:32:10Big play and little plays thestad.
00:32:11Big play and little plays.
00:32:33Hold theuvan.
00:32:36Venus.
00:32:43Violin, Valentine, Violet, Manny, V, V, V, Volcano,
00:33:08Vegetables, Vegetables, Vine, Vampire, Villain, Vigilantes, V, Victory,
00:33:35V, V, V, V, V, V, V.
00:33:47Happiness is two kinds of ice cream.
00:33:52Finding your skate key.
00:33:54Telling the time.
00:33:58Happiness is learning to whistle.
00:34:02Tying your shoe for the very first time.
00:34:09Happiness is playing the drum in your own school bed.
00:34:18And happiness is walking hand in hand.
00:34:27Happiness is five different crayons.
00:34:32Knowing a secret.
00:34:35Climbing a tree.
00:34:39Well, happiness is finding a nickel.
00:34:44Catching a firefly, setting him free.
00:34:50Happiness is being alone every now and then.
00:34:59And happiness is coming home again.
00:35:10Happiness is morning and evening, daytime and nighttime too.
00:35:18For happiness is anyone and anything at all.
00:35:29That's loved by you.
00:35:4210, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
00:36:071, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
00:36:1610, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
00:36:221, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
00:36:3410, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10.
00:36:36On 4, on 10, how many you spend?
00:36:4210 dollars.
00:36:52Ten triangles.
00:37:01Ten pins.
00:37:04One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:37:13One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
00:37:23Ten line-up toys
00:37:27One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
00:37:35Ten chocolate player cakes
00:37:41And I'll throw a계's
00:37:48Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one
00:38:04One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, eight, nine, six, eight, nine, six, nine, seven, ten
00:38:1310, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 10,
00:38:3210, 10, 10, 10, 18, 28, 29, 30, 31, Festival D.
00:38:36How many can?
00:38:40Ten toes.
00:38:411, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
00:38:49Ten triangles.
00:38:511, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
00:38:58Ten tines.
00:39:011, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
00:39:11One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:39:20Ten line-up toys.
00:39:24One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:39:32Ten chocolate butter cakes.
00:39:39And that's the sauce cake.
00:39:46Ten, nine, eight, seven.
00:39:51Hey, wait, come back.
00:39:53I didn't finish counting yet.
00:39:56That's better.
00:39:58Six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:40:12Isn't that a beautiful dog, Leslie?
00:40:14Yeah.
00:40:16Leslie and I are just looking at a big greyhound dog.
00:40:21You ever seen a dog this big before?
00:40:26You know what these kind of dogs are really good for, Leslie?
00:40:30What?
00:40:30They're terrific runners.
00:40:33They can run very, very fast.
00:40:37Sometimes up to 50 miles an hour.
00:40:40That's as fast as you go in a car lots of times.
00:40:43Oh, you know what?
00:40:45Sometimes Chippy can spell words.
00:40:47Do you believe that?
00:40:48No.
00:40:49Well, he knows one word pretty well, and it's spelled B-A-R-K.
00:40:55Chippy?
00:40:56B-A-R-K.
00:40:58How do you like that?
00:40:59He can spell bark.
00:41:02See if he'll do it again.
00:41:04B-A-R-K.
00:41:05B-A-R-K.
00:41:06You're pretty smart.
00:41:09Good dog.
00:41:13He's got big lungs down here which makes him a good runner.
00:41:17You know, Leslie, something that's kind of interesting?
00:41:20Dogs and people have been good friends for as long as anybody can remember
00:41:24because they take care of their babies just the same way that mothers take care of their babies.
00:41:31Would you like to see another kind of animal right now?
00:41:34Yeah.
00:41:34This is a kangaroo, only it's a kind of a different kind of kangaroo
00:41:39because this is a tree kangaroo that lives up in the trees.
00:41:43This mother seems to have lost her baby, though.
00:41:46Watch.
00:41:54Now, there's the mother kangaroo up in the tree, and she's looking all around for her baby.
00:42:01But guess what?
00:42:05He's hiding right in the little pouch.
00:42:09And she doesn't even know he's there.
00:42:16Now, where did I put him?
00:42:22She'll never find me in here.
00:42:34Oh, of course. I left him right there all the time.
00:42:43Egg.
00:42:45Egg.
00:42:48Egg.
00:42:51Moo.
00:42:57Ernie.
00:42:58Oh, Bert.
00:42:59Ernie, old buddy.
00:43:01Where'd you get that cookie?
00:43:03From the cookie cabinet.
00:43:05Yeah.
00:43:06Mm-hmm.
00:43:06Well, it's my cookie, Ernie.
00:43:08It is?
00:43:09Yep.
00:43:10You ding-a-ling, you know it's mine.
00:43:13Hmm.
00:43:13Well, gee, Bert, it came from the cookie cabinet, you know.
00:43:16Everything in the cookie cabinet's always all mixed up, Bert.
00:43:18Not anymore.
00:43:20No, Bert?
00:43:21No.
00:43:21Because I went and I bought myself a whole new cabinet full of cookies.
00:43:27Oh, you mean this one over here, Bert?
00:43:29That's right.
00:43:30See there?
00:43:31Look at that.
00:43:32Yeah.
00:43:32And just so nobody gets mixed up, I had him put a big B for Bert on it.
00:43:37See?
00:43:38Mm-hmm.
00:43:38Yeah, B is the first letter in Bert.
00:43:40That's my name, Ernie, Bert.
00:43:42Right.
00:43:43Now, everything with a B for Bert on it is mine.
00:43:46Got that?
00:43:47Yeah, yeah, I get it, Bert.
00:43:48Okay.
00:43:49Everything with a B for Bert on it is yours, right?
00:43:52Is mine.
00:43:53Everything.
00:43:53Okay.
00:43:54Hey, hey, wait a minute.
00:43:56What?
00:43:57Where are you going?
00:43:58I was just going to get some cookies.
00:44:00Those are my cookies.
00:44:02Well, now, wait a minute, Bert.
00:44:04Everything with a B for Bert on it is yours, right?
00:44:07Right.
00:44:08So everything with an E for Ernie on it is mine, right?
00:44:12I suppose so.
00:44:14Yeah, okay.
00:44:17What?
00:44:17E for Ernie.
00:44:24Hey, you want a cookie, Bert?
00:44:26No, I'm not hungry anymore.
00:44:38E.
00:44:39E.
00:44:40E.
00:44:40C.
00:44:41Me.
00:44:43Eating a peach, sitting on my eagle, chasing a beagle.
00:44:49To the queen on her knee, under a tree, by the sea.
00:44:54She was looking for her Easter egg, having a dream about eating ice cream in the land of steam.
00:45:06When a baby seal tickled her heel.
00:45:09When a baby seal tickled her heel, she let out a squeal.
00:45:15And woke from her dream in time to see the eagle and me flying away with the Easter egg over
00:45:24the evening sea.
00:45:25E.
00:45:28E.
00:45:30E.
00:45:31E.
00:45:32E.
00:45:33E.
00:45:33E.
00:45:36E.
00:45:37it magnetizes. That's right. It picks up things like iron filings. Those are little bitty pieces
00:45:46of iron. And a magnet just draws the pieces of iron right to it. See? And sticks like
00:45:52that. That's what that little magnet does. Now here's a bigger magnet. That's a bigger
00:45:58magnet. This can actually pick up the little magnet. You see that? Big magnet picked up
00:46:05the little magnet. And it can pick up lots and lots of iron filings. Look at that. Just
00:46:11sweeps it right up. Right up. Look at that. Big magnet. That's what that big magnet can
00:46:16do. But here is a much, much bigger magnet that picks up much, much bigger things. Watch.
00:46:37Let's go.
00:46:38And let's go.
00:46:39And let's go.
00:48:44And now, Buddy and Jim are about to enjoy some soup.
00:48:49Or are they?
00:48:52Hey, Buddy, it's time for lunch. Come and get it.
00:48:55Mmm-hmm.
00:48:57Boy, I sure am hungry today, Jim.
00:48:58Me too.
00:49:00What's for lunch, Jim?
00:49:01Today for lunch, Buddy, we have good hot soup.
00:49:06Mmm-hmm.
00:49:10Boy, that smells good enough to be soup, Jim.
00:49:16Okay.
00:49:18Now, what do you want, Buddy?
00:49:20A spoon or a fork?
00:49:25I think I'll take a fork.
00:49:28Okay, Buddy has the fork and Jimmy has the spoon.
00:49:30And now we'll have our soup.
00:49:32I'm sure I'm hungry.
00:49:33Oh, me too.
00:49:36Mmm-hmm.
00:49:37That's good soup.
00:49:41Hey, Jim.
00:49:44Is your soup good?
00:49:46Oh, it sure is.
00:49:47Best soup I ever tasted.
00:49:49Something wrong with my soup.
00:49:51What do you mean there's something wrong with your soup?
00:49:53That's your favorite soup.
00:49:55It's chicken soup.
00:49:57It doesn't have much taste.
00:50:02It doesn't have much taste?
00:50:04Nope.
00:50:04Not much taste to my soup.
00:50:07Let me have a taste of that, and I'll tell you if it has any taste or not.
00:50:10I can tell you already.
00:50:11I tasted it.
00:50:12It doesn't have much taste, Jim.
00:50:15See?
00:50:16Buddy.
00:50:16What?
00:50:17What are you talking about?
00:50:18That soup is delicious.
00:50:21This soup is delicious.
00:50:23Of course it is.
00:50:23Now, eat your lunch.
00:50:24Come on.
00:50:26Mmm.
00:50:27It smells delicious.
00:50:28Of course.
00:50:28Yes, it is delicious.
00:50:31Mmm.
00:50:32Something wrong with my soup, Jim.
00:50:35It doesn't have much taste at all.
00:50:39Buddy.
00:50:39Mmm.
00:50:41Hold everything.
00:50:44Your soup and my soup came out of the same pot, right?
00:50:48Yeah, I saw you dip it out.
00:50:50Of course I did.
00:50:51Now, my soup is good.
00:50:53That means that your soup has to be good.
00:50:55That means my soup has to be good.
00:50:56Of course it is.
00:50:57Now, eat your soup.
00:50:58Boy, I hope it's good.
00:51:02Mmm.
00:51:03Mmm.
00:51:03It's good soup.
00:51:06Jim.
00:51:07What is it now?
00:51:09Something's wrong with my soup.
00:51:10And you say your soup is good?
00:51:12It sure is.
00:51:15They both came out of the same pot, right?
00:51:17Same pot.
00:51:18The only difference is you're using a spoon and I'm using a fork.
00:51:25Maybe there's something wrong with my fork.
00:51:29Hmm.
00:51:31Hold everything.
00:51:32What is it, Jim?
00:51:34Your soup and my soup came out of the same pot, right?
00:51:38That's right.
00:51:40Buddy.
00:51:41What?
00:51:41I think there's something wrong with your fork.
00:51:46Wow.
00:51:47You sure are smart, Jim.
00:51:48Of course I'm smart.
00:51:50What do we...
00:51:50It's very simple.
00:51:51We'll just get rid of the old fork...
00:51:52Yeah, well, what do we do now?
00:51:53...and we'll get you a new fork.
00:51:59Boy, you sure do take care of me, don't you, Jim?
00:52:02That's because you're my best friend.
00:52:03All right, thanks, Jim.
00:52:04And I'll tell you what I'm going to do.
00:52:05What's that?
00:52:06To make sure your soup is good, I'm going to give you my bowl and you give me your bowl.
00:52:14Boy, thanks a million, Jim.
00:52:17You're welcome.
00:52:18You have my bowl and I have Buddy's bowl.
00:52:21You really do take care of Buddy, don't you, Jim?
00:52:24Of course I do.
00:52:25Now, eat your soup.
00:52:26I'm sure I'm hungry now.
00:52:27Mm-hmm.
00:52:33Mm-hmm.
00:52:39You soup good, Jim?
00:52:40Oh, it's the best soup I ever tasted, Jim.
00:52:44You sure do take care of Buddy.
00:53:00Maybe I'll make myself a nice peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
00:53:10Okay, you ready to sing?
00:53:12If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands.
00:53:16If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands.
00:53:19If you're happy and you know it, then your face is going to show it.
00:53:23If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands.
00:53:26But if you're sad and you know it, wipe your eyes.
00:53:32Because you're crying, right, Cheryl?
00:53:34If you're sad and you know it, wipe your eyes.
00:53:40If you're sad and you know it, your face is going to show it.
00:53:47If you're sad and you know it, if you're sad and you know it, stomp your feet.
00:53:58If you're mad and you know it, stomp your feet.
00:54:02If you're mad and you know it, then your face is going to show it.
00:54:05But if you're mad and you know it, stomp your feet.
00:54:10Oh, time for a little nap.
00:54:12Oh, boy.
00:54:16If you're sleepy and you know it, close your eyes.
00:54:21If you're sleepy and you know it, close your eyes.
00:54:28Sleepy and you know it, then your eyes are going to show it.
00:54:34Oh, boy.
00:54:43Clamp your hands.
00:54:45If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands.
00:54:48If you're happy and you know it, bend your face, you're going to show it.
00:54:52If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands.
00:54:54Keep clapping, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap.
00:54:57Keep clapping, Cheryl.
00:54:58Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, for your kind applause.
00:55:06Ernie.
00:55:09Ernie, the telephone's ringing.
00:55:12Ernie, where'd you put the telephone?
00:55:15Let's see.
00:55:16I think it's in the basket here.
00:55:18In the basket.
00:55:19Yeah.
00:55:20Hello?
00:55:21Hello?
00:55:22Hello?
00:55:24Here we go.
00:55:25Hello?
00:55:26Hello?
00:55:27Wrong end.
00:55:28Hello?
00:55:29Hello?
00:55:30Hello?
00:55:33Hello?
00:55:34Oh, don't you know what a telephone looks like?
00:55:38Oh, of course I do.
00:55:39Let's see.
00:55:41This must be a telephone.
00:55:42Hello?
00:55:43That's a banana, you meatball, not a telephone.
00:55:47Shh.
00:55:47Hello?
00:55:48Oh, he's right here.
00:55:50Well, hold on.
00:55:51It's for you.
00:55:53Hello?
00:55:56Hello?
00:55:57I'm sorry.
00:55:58You can't come to the phone now.
00:55:59No, he's talking on the banana.
00:56:02Meep, meep, meep, meep, meep, meep, meep, meep, meep.
00:56:07Hey, he's a hungry one.
00:56:10We're just feeding some little, uh, baby ducks here.
00:56:15You're hungry too, Gordon?
00:56:16Mm-hmm.
00:56:16Mm.
00:56:17They're only, uh, two days old, these little baby ducks.
00:56:21Is that right?
00:56:21Wow.
00:56:22Did you know that?
00:56:22Two days?
00:56:23Yeah, look at them.
00:56:24They look big for two days.
00:56:25They're big for two days.
00:56:26They're long two days.
00:56:28Hey, you know something interesting about ducks are their feet, because they have, they have
00:56:35webbed feet.
00:56:37See, the skin sort of joins their toes together, and that helps them, that helps them swim much
00:56:44better, sort of like flippers that you wear in the, in the water.
00:56:50They're, you know, they're not quacking, they're queaking.
00:56:52They're queaking?
00:56:53Yeah.
00:56:55They have nice, soft, downy down on them, on their, covering them right now.
00:57:01They get feathers later when they get older.
00:57:05You know, they learn a lot of things, uh, from their mother.
00:57:07They, they follow their mothers around and learn how to swim and eat and all kinds of things.
00:57:15Oh, you know what we should look at right now are some film of a, uh, of a mother and
00:57:20a baby mandrill.
00:57:44That's a good use of drama.
00:57:45Oh,Black Jack neut airplanes, yup.
00:57:46I, you know.
00:57:51Three, four people.
00:57:52A job, Dave, you know.
00:57:53Oh, my God.
00:57:58Look at me, I know you're a patient'saal of one.
00:57:59Oh, my God.
00:57:59Oh, my God.
00:58:01Oh, my God.
00:58:08I know you do.
00:58:08Oh, my God.
00:58:08Oh, my God.
00:58:09Ooh, my God.
00:58:24Hey, we're going to have to duck out of here.
00:58:27But we'll be quack, I mean back.
00:58:30So don't be chicken, come back and join us.
00:58:32Come back.
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