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00:00:08In color, Sesame Street, show 54.
00:00:31THE END
00:01:01Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away On my way to where the air is seen
00:01:13Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:01:21Come and play, everything's A-OK
00:01:28Friendly neighbor's bed, that's where we meet
00:01:33Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:01:39How to get to Sesame Street?
00:01:43How to get to Sesame Street?
00:01:47Oh, hi. You know what? Oscar sent me to the store for five pounds of sugar.
00:01:52I can't imagine what he wants it for, but I'm glad you're here in time to see what Oscar's up
00:01:56to today.
00:02:02Oscar?
00:02:03Yes? Oh, hi, Susan.
00:02:05Here's your sugar that you asked for.
00:02:07Oh, thank you.
00:02:07Five pounds.
00:02:08Oh, five pounds is what I need.
00:02:10I'm going to put it right down here in the kitchen.
00:02:13Gee, you look, you look like you're getting ready to cook something, huh?
00:02:17I certainly am. A friend of mine is having his birthday party today.
00:02:23Herbie the Grouch is ten years old.
00:02:25Uh-huh.
00:02:26And I've got a nice birthday card and a present for him, and I'm going to bake him a cake.
00:02:32That's awfully nice of you, Oscar.
00:02:33Yeah, I know.
00:02:34I bet you got him a really pretty birthday card, huh?
00:02:37Uh, oh, yeah. I got him a great birthday card.
00:02:40Uh, you want to see it?
00:02:42Yes, I'd love to.
00:02:43Okay, just a minute.
00:02:44Okay.
00:02:45It's down here on the piano.
00:02:46Yeah, there we go.
00:02:47Yeah.
00:02:48This is it, huh?
00:02:50Yeah, that's it.
00:02:51Gee, Oscar, I don't want to hurt your feelings, but this isn't very pretty.
00:02:55Pretty?
00:02:57Hey, Herbie's a grouch like me.
00:02:59Grouches don't like pretty things.
00:03:01Oh.
00:03:02Herbie will like that card.
00:03:04He will.
00:03:04Now, why don't you read it?
00:03:05To Herbie, roses are red, violets are blue.
00:03:09Have a horrible birthday.
00:03:10We all hate you.
00:03:12Yeah.
00:03:12Oscar, that's not a nice thing to say on somebody's birthday.
00:03:16Oh, yeah?
00:03:17Well, listen to this one.
00:03:18Ahem.
00:03:19To Herbie.
00:03:21Roses are red.
00:03:22And don't you forget, you're the rottenest person that I ever met.
00:03:28Oh, Oscar.
00:03:29That's...
00:03:30How about that?
00:03:31Well, I bet you got him a nice present, anyway.
00:03:33Well, yeah, I got him a nice present.
00:03:36You want to see it?
00:03:37Yeah, I'd like to.
00:03:38Sure, listen to it.
00:03:40There you go.
00:03:41Oh, but it's all beautifully wrapped.
00:03:43That's nice, Oscar.
00:03:44It looks very pretty.
00:03:46Yeah, yeah, well, open it up.
00:03:47You don't mind if I open it?
00:03:49No, no, I can wrap it up at night.
00:03:51Oh, okay.
00:03:53Gee, I wonder what this is.
00:03:54It looks so pretty.
00:03:58Gee, Wes.
00:04:01Gee, you got it sealed in here so nicely.
00:04:05Oh, Oscar, it's a terrible present to give to somebody.
00:04:09Ah, boy.
00:04:12How do you like that, huh?
00:04:13I think it's ugly.
00:04:15Ah, old Herbie will love that present.
00:04:16Oh, he will?
00:04:17It's a perfect present for a grouch.
00:04:19Oh, boy.
00:04:20Well, if you'll excuse me, I gotta go bake my cake.
00:04:23You're gonna make a cake all by yourself?
00:04:25I certainly am.
00:04:26I got a big blob of bitter batter already.
00:04:29The oven is hot, and I'm gonna make a great cake.
00:04:32I'll see you later, Susan.
00:04:34Yeah, bye, Oscar.
00:04:36Well, I'll tell you one thing.
00:04:38I hope he doesn't bring me any presents on my birthday.
00:04:41And if I wanted a cake, I wouldn't go to Oscar for it.
00:04:44I'd go to the baker down the street.
00:04:54My name is Shep.
00:04:56That's me with my mommy going into the bakery around the corner.
00:05:01Mommy wanted to get an apple cream pie for dinner.
00:05:03I'll tell you, could I have one of each of these fruit tarties in home?
00:05:08Sal, the baker, came out with some cookies.
00:05:11And I wondered what it would be like to be a baker.
00:05:14I thought about it real, real hard.
00:05:18And suddenly...
00:05:22I was a baker.
00:05:24You have to go to work?
00:05:26Yeah.
00:05:26Let's go.
00:05:31Sal took me into the bath where they make the pie.
00:05:34And I met Donato, one of the other bakers.
00:05:38And they showed me how to make an apple cream pie.
00:05:40That's the thing.
00:05:41We got a good pom-pom margarine.
00:05:44Donato took the butter and we weighed it and put it in a big bowl.
00:06:06Then he took some flour and we weighed that and put it in the bowl.
00:06:15After he put some sugar and other things in,
00:06:18he put a whole bunch of eggs into another bowl.
00:06:31Then he started mixing them up,
00:06:33like mommy does when she makes scrambled eggs.
00:06:38When everything was ready,
00:06:40Donato wheeled the bin over to a machine.
00:06:47When he turned it on,
00:06:49the machine started mixing everything together.
00:06:53Then he gave me the eggs to pour in.
00:06:57That was fun,
00:06:58watching them get mixed up with the other things.
00:07:04How much did that have to go for?
00:07:06Five minutes.
00:07:09When it was finished being mixed,
00:07:12Donato said it was called dough.
00:07:14While we were taking the dough out of the bowl and patting it flat,
00:07:18Sal was cooking a whole bunch of apples,
00:07:21so they would be all soft and juicy for the pie.
00:07:29When the apples were ready,
00:07:30Sal took the dough that Donato and I had made
00:07:33and started making the pie.
00:07:37Which one, the table?
00:07:39He took a big handful of dough
00:07:41and rolled it out flat with the rolling pin.
00:07:54Then he took a little pin
00:07:55and rolled the dough into it.
00:08:00How'd we get the apple?
00:08:03and filled it all up with apples.
00:08:10Then it was ready to be baked in the oven.
00:08:13So the dough would turn into pie crust
00:08:16and the apples would taste even better.
00:08:29After we took the hot pie out of the oven,
00:08:32Sal took a funny-looking bag
00:08:34and filled it with whipped cream.
00:08:48The bag had a hole in one end
00:08:50and Sal squeezed the whipped cream
00:08:52onto the top of the pie.
00:08:59Now it was finished
00:09:01and boy, did it look good!
00:09:04We put it in a box
00:09:06and took it out to Mommy.
00:09:11And suddenly...
00:09:16I'll bet Mommy never knew
00:09:18I helped to bake that pie.
00:09:23Didn't the things at that bakery look good?
00:09:25Now you see why I wouldn't go to Oscar for a cake.
00:09:28I'd much rather they go to the bakery.
00:09:30The things there really look nice.
00:09:31Hey, Susan!
00:09:33Susan!
00:09:34Yes?
00:09:34It's done, Susan.
00:09:35The cake is done.
00:09:36It is?
00:09:37Come on.
00:09:38Come over here and see it, huh?
00:09:39Well, only if you promise
00:09:41that nothing's gonna jump out at me.
00:09:42Ah, no, no.
00:09:43It's a real pretty cake.
00:09:45It is?
00:09:45Yeah, I'll show you.
00:09:49And, uh, careful...
00:09:52Oh, Oscar, you know this is a pretty cake.
00:09:54Let's straighten out the candles here.
00:09:57It is!
00:09:58Yeah.
00:09:58It's beautiful, Oscar.
00:10:00It even has writing on it.
00:10:02Yeah, yeah.
00:10:03You wanna read it?
00:10:04Read it.
00:10:05It says,
00:10:06Rotten birthday to Herbie.
00:10:08Oh, Oscar.
00:10:09You're not supposed to say rotten birthday.
00:10:12You're supposed to put happy birthday on a cake.
00:10:14Oh, no, no, no.
00:10:15Not if you're a grouch.
00:10:17We light the candles.
00:10:19We bring in the cake.
00:10:20And then we all sing
00:10:24Rotten birthday to you.
00:10:28Rotten birthday to you.
00:10:31Rotten birthday, dear Herbie.
00:10:38Rotten birthday to you.
00:10:41See, grouches don't have happy birthdays.
00:10:44They have rotten birthdays.
00:10:47The rottener, the betterer.
00:10:49Well, you have it your own way.
00:10:51Now, how old did you say your friend Herbie was?
00:10:54He's gonna be ten years old.
00:10:55Uh-huh.
00:10:55Well, I think maybe we better just count the candles
00:10:58to make sure you put enough on here.
00:11:01One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:11:11One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:11:20Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:11:26One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.
00:11:37Ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten.
00:11:40How many you said?
00:11:46Ten toes.
00:11:48One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:11:56Ten triangles.
00:11:58One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:12:05Ten, ten.
00:12:17One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:12:27Ten line-up toys.
00:12:31One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:12:39Ten chocolate player cakes.
00:12:46And I got four of ten.
00:12:53Chris, what do we have ten of?
00:12:56We've got ten, uh, ten fingers, right?
00:13:01And ten fingers.
00:13:03And in your shoes, what do you have?
00:13:04Ten toes.
00:13:05Ten toes, right?
00:13:06Ten fingers and ten toes.
00:13:08That's about all the tens of things we have, right?
00:13:11Yeah.
00:13:11Yeah.
00:13:12Ten fingers.
00:13:13Bob, Chris.
00:13:14Now on, you can have ten of everything.
00:13:17What do you mean, Mr. Hooper?
00:13:18Because the Hooper's super-duper ten machine has been invented.
00:13:23Hooper's super-duper ten machine?
00:13:25Right.
00:13:25What is it?
00:13:27I'll show you how it works.
00:13:29Now, I have in my hand one jelly bean.
00:13:32Right.
00:13:32One jelly bean.
00:13:33I take this arrow and point it at the jelly bean.
00:13:39Now, Bob, do me a favor.
00:13:41Right.
00:13:41That red knob, press it gently.
00:13:46Gently?
00:13:47Yes.
00:13:52It's working.
00:13:53Right.
00:13:55Look at that.
00:13:56There we are.
00:13:57Here we are.
00:13:58Look at those jelly beans.
00:13:59Huh?
00:13:59How about that?
00:14:00Three, six, seven, eight, nine, ten jelly beans.
00:14:07Here you are, Chris.
00:14:08Mr. Hooper, that is terrific.
00:14:10You've really done it.
00:14:11Right.
00:14:12Hey, could we try it on something else?
00:14:14Maybe, uh, how about this ball?
00:14:17Will it work with that?
00:14:18Of course.
00:14:19I have it.
00:14:20Hey, we'll get ten balls, Chris.
00:14:21Now, I take this arrow, point it at the ball, and...
00:14:27Press the button again?
00:14:28Please, gently.
00:14:34Oh, it's working hard, isn't it?
00:14:37I think something's wrong.
00:14:38The ball might be a little too big for it.
00:14:41I see.
00:14:42Oh, here it comes.
00:14:42Here it comes.
00:14:43Here it comes.
00:14:44One, two, three, four, five, six.
00:14:47Get that one.
00:14:47Seven, eight, nine.
00:14:49Ten.
00:14:50Ten balls.
00:14:51Ah, that's marvelous.
00:14:53Hey, that is terrific, Mr. Hooper.
00:14:54My machine seems to be straining a bit.
00:14:56I guess it's because, you know, it works very well with the small things like jelly beans.
00:15:01Right, right.
00:15:01But a ball is a little bit too big for it.
00:15:03A little too big for it, right.
00:15:03Oh, you'll excuse me.
00:15:04I'm going inside and getting, and get some tools so I can adjust it, huh?
00:15:09Good.
00:15:09See you later.
00:15:10See you later, Mr. Hooper.
00:15:11We were just going down to the corner anyway.
00:15:13How about that, Chris?
00:15:14Scrabbity, scrabbity, quack, quack.
00:15:16Peep, peep, doop, whoop.
00:15:18What's this?
00:15:20Oh, a strange-looking machine.
00:15:24Hmm.
00:15:24I wonder what it is.
00:15:27Bet you Mr. Hooper made it.
00:15:29Sure looks complicated.
00:15:31Hmm.
00:15:32All those dials and buttons, and what's this thing?
00:15:37It's a...
00:15:38an arrow?
00:15:39Hmm.
00:15:40I wonder what it's for.
00:15:42Hmm.
00:15:43And wonder what this button is for.
00:15:45I wonder what would happen if I pushed it.
00:15:46Here.
00:15:47Hmm.
00:15:48Hmm?
00:15:51Uh-oh.
00:15:52Yeah, shouldn't have touched it.
00:15:54Oh, boy.
00:15:57Uh-oh.
00:15:58It's Dr. Smoke.
00:16:00Oh, no.
00:16:03Oh.
00:16:04Bam!
00:16:12What was an explosion?
00:16:14What was that noise?
00:16:15What are all these trash cans?
00:16:18Uh...
00:16:18Uh...
00:16:19Oh.
00:16:19Hi, Mr. Hooper.
00:16:21Look at my machine.
00:16:23Hmm.
00:16:24Hmm.
00:16:25Big Bird.
00:16:27You didn't by some chance take the arrow from this machine, point it at the trash can, then press the
00:16:35button?
00:16:37I'm afraid I...
00:16:38I'm afraid I...
00:16:38I did.
00:16:39Hmm.
00:16:40Oh.
00:16:41I'll have to build another machine, soon.
00:16:44Yeah.
00:16:45Gee, I'm sorry.
00:16:46Well, at least...
00:16:48Hmm.
00:16:49It worked one...
00:16:50...the last time.
00:16:51Yeah, well, all these trash barrels just flew right out of it.
00:16:55Yes, yes.
00:16:56I bet you there are tons of trash barrels here.
00:16:58Hey, well, it looks like it.
00:17:00One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:17:07One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:17:16Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, three, one.
00:17:19One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:17:3310!10!10! A star on 10!
00:17:39How many to 10?
00:17:4210 toes.
00:17:441, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10!
00:17:5110 triangles.
00:17:541, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10!
00:18:0010 pins.
00:18:041, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
00:18:131, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
00:18:2310 line-up toys
00:18:271, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
00:18:3410 chocolate player cakes
00:18:41And that's the door of 10
00:18:50A salute to the letter U
00:18:57Useful for words beginning with U
00:19:00Little words such as use
00:19:03Big words such as university
00:19:06And in between words such as ukulele
00:19:13Without the letter U there would be no universe
00:19:17Or
00:19:21Uranium
00:19:22Without the letter U units would be
00:19:25Nets?
00:19:27Policemen would have no uniforms
00:19:30And nothing would be useful
00:19:33For instance, whoever heard of an I.O.
00:19:38So here's to you, you
00:19:40You've earned your place in the alphabet
00:19:44And so to you, you
00:19:46For your unique, universal usability
00:19:49We say thank you, you
00:19:54Anybody want to buy a used U?
00:19:57The letter U
00:19:59The letter U is for unicorn
00:20:04The unicorn is an imaginary animal
00:20:08U is for umbrella
00:20:15The unicorn puts up the umbrella
00:20:19The unicorn puts up the umbrella
00:20:27That's an ugly umbrella
00:20:29That's an unusually ugly umbrella
00:20:34That's an unusually ugly umbrella
00:20:35U is for underwear
00:20:47The unicorn is in his underwear
00:20:49The unicorn under the unusually ugly umbrella
00:20:52The unicorn under the unusually ugly umbrella
00:20:53U is in his underwear
00:20:57U is for uniform
00:21:08The unicorn in his underwear
00:21:12Under the unusually ugly umbrella
00:21:16U is in uniform
00:21:17U is for ukulele
00:21:28U is for unicycle
00:21:30The unicorn in his underwear
00:21:31Under the unusually ugly umbrella
00:21:35In his uniform
00:21:36Is using the ukulele
00:21:39U is for unicycle
00:21:46The unicorn in his underwear
00:21:49Under the unusually ugly umbrella
00:21:53U is for unicycle
00:22:05Ultimately upsetting
00:22:09You know, I think grandmothers and grandfathers
00:22:12Can tell the best stories in the whole world
00:22:14First of all, they like to tell stories to kids
00:22:17And they know some really good stories
00:22:19And the book I'm going to read today
00:22:21Is called
00:22:22The Story Grandmother Told
00:22:26Please, please, Grandma
00:22:28Tell me a story, please
00:22:32All right, Lisa
00:22:33What story would you like?
00:22:37I'd like the one about Ivan
00:22:38And Lisa
00:22:39And the green humming cat
00:22:43Remember, Grandma?
00:22:45One day, Lisa and Ivan
00:22:47Were on their way to the corner store
00:22:49To get an ice cream cone
00:22:50When they saw a little fat man
00:22:52Selling balloons
00:22:54Oh, let's get a balloon
00:22:56Instead of an ice cream cone, Ivan
00:22:58Said Lisa
00:22:59Ivan agreed
00:23:02Mister
00:23:03We want a balloon
00:23:04And here's our money
00:23:08Well now, little girl
00:23:09You choose the balloon you want
00:23:13Give me two cents more
00:23:14And you can have a Hummer, too
00:23:19Lisa and Ivan
00:23:20Lisa and Ivan chose a bright green balloon
00:23:22And paid for the Hummer
00:23:26The little man attached the Hummer
00:23:28And began to blow
00:23:32He blew
00:23:35And he blew
00:23:36And he blew
00:23:38He blew
00:23:40He blew
00:23:40A large green cat
00:23:43Oh, mister
00:23:44What a fine green cat
00:23:47The balloon man tied a string
00:23:50Around the cat's neck
00:23:51And handed it to Lisa
00:23:53Oh, thank you, mister
00:23:55For this fine green cat
00:23:58As she took the string
00:23:59The cat floated behind her
00:24:02And Ivan
00:24:03Soon the green cat
00:24:05Began to hum
00:24:07Lisa was so excited
00:24:09To have a humming green cat balloon
00:24:12Walking down the street
00:24:14They soon met
00:24:16Lisa's friend
00:24:16Annabelle
00:24:18Oh, what a fine green humming cat
00:24:21You have
00:24:22Said Annabelle
00:24:22Oh, thanks
00:24:24Said Lisa proudly
00:24:26Then they met
00:24:27Mrs. Paisley
00:24:28Who said
00:24:29Oh, what a fine green humming cat
00:24:32You have, Lisa
00:24:33Oh, thank you, Mrs. Paisley
00:24:36Said Lisa proudly
00:24:39Joe and Mr. Huff
00:24:41Thought that Lisa
00:24:42Had the finest green humming cat
00:24:45They had ever seen
00:24:48Lisa was hurrying home
00:24:50To show her mother
00:24:52What is the fine green humming cat
00:24:53Look, look what Ivan's doing
00:24:55To the cat
00:24:56Why do you think Ivan's
00:24:57Attacking that cat like that
00:24:59I think he's a little jealous
00:25:01Of it, don't you
00:25:03When
00:25:04Bang
00:25:05And the fine green humming cat
00:25:08Was gone
00:25:10And only little bits
00:25:11Of green balloon
00:25:12Lay all over the ground
00:25:18Poor Ivan
00:25:20Our green humming cat
00:25:22Cat friend broke
00:25:24But that's all right, Ivan
00:25:25You still have me
00:25:27Oh, Ivan likes that
00:25:29See, she picked him up
00:25:32And that's the story
00:25:33I want you to tell me, Grandma
00:25:36And here comes Ivan
00:25:37He wants to hear it, too
00:25:39But what happened?
00:25:41She told the whole story
00:25:42So her grandmother
00:25:43Doesn't have to tell her
00:25:44At all, right?
00:25:46All right, Lisa
00:25:48That's the story I'll tell
00:25:51And
00:25:53That's the story
00:25:54Grandma told
00:25:57Lisa told the whole story
00:25:58Trying to tell her grandmother
00:25:59Which story she wanted to hear
00:26:01Sometimes you hear your book
00:26:02So often
00:26:03I guess you know
00:26:03The whole story
00:26:04Before your grandmother
00:26:05Even starts
00:26:07Um, how about some fine music
00:26:09From some fine musicians?
00:26:19I am a fine musician
00:26:21I practice every day
00:26:23And people come from miles around
00:26:25Just to hear me play
00:26:27My trumpet, my trumpet
00:26:29They love to hear my trumpet
00:26:31Ta-ra-ta-ta-ta-ra
00:26:32Ta-ta-ta-ta-ra
00:26:33Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta
00:26:36I am a fine musician
00:26:38And I get lots of pay
00:26:40Cause people throw me pennies
00:26:43Every time I play
00:26:44My tuba, my tuba
00:26:47They love to hear my tuba
00:26:49Oom-pa, oom-pa, oom-pa
00:26:51Oom-pa, oom-pa, oom-pa
00:26:52Ta-ra-ta-ta-ta-ra
00:26:54Ta-ra-ta-ta-ta-ta-ta
00:26:56Oom-pa, oom-pa, oom-pa
00:26:58I am a fine musician
00:27:00My music is so gay
00:27:02Why people come from miles around
00:27:04Just to hear me play
00:27:06My trombone, my trombone
00:27:08They love to hear my trombone
00:27:10I am a fine musician, that's what the people say,
00:27:27and all the children follow me when they hear me play.
00:27:31My piccolo, my piccolo, they love to hear my piccolo.
00:27:53We all are fine musicians, we practice every day
00:27:59And if you'd like to play with us, we'll show you the way
00:28:05Come join us, come join us, just take a part and join us
00:28:13Oh, my piccolo broke
00:28:24One
00:28:28Two
00:28:32Three
00:28:35Four
00:28:40Five
00:28:44Six
00:28:49Seven
00:28:53Eight
00:28:58Nine
00:28:59Nine eggs in one cookie
00:29:05Ten eggs in one cookie
00:29:09Eleven eggs in one cookie
00:29:21Twelve eggs and no cookie
00:29:24Gee, that looks like a good way to learn to count
00:29:26With those eggs and that cookie
00:29:27I think I'm going to learn to count that way
00:29:29Except I think I'm going to do it the other way around
00:29:31With only one egg and a lot of cookies
00:29:34Because I love cookies
00:29:35So let's see, here we go
00:29:37We've got one
00:29:43Two
00:29:48Three
00:29:52Four
00:29:56Five
00:29:57That one's got a bite taken out of it
00:30:00Tasted good
00:30:03Six
00:30:07Seven
00:30:10Hello up there
00:30:14Eight
00:30:18Nine
00:30:21Nine
00:30:22Nine cookies and one egg
00:30:26Ten cookies and one egg
00:30:30Eleven cookies and one egg
00:30:33Huh, how about that?
00:30:35I counted all the way to eleven
00:30:39Cookie
00:30:39Cookie
00:30:39Hey, you know what I just did?
00:30:41What?
00:30:42I counted all the way to eleven
00:30:43You counted all the way to eleven?
00:30:46I did indeed
00:30:46So what?
00:30:48I can't count backwards
00:30:50Backwards?
00:30:51Backwards
00:30:51See, I'd like to see that
00:30:53Okay, here we go
00:30:55Ready?
00:30:56Eleven cookies and one egg
00:30:58Yum
00:31:00Oh, good
00:31:02Ten cookies and one egg
00:31:04Yum
00:31:05Oh, delicious
00:31:06Nine cookies
00:31:10Eight cookies
00:31:12Oh, eight was good
00:31:15Oh, seven cookies
00:31:17Oh, that was good
00:31:19Oh, six cookies
00:31:22Oh, good
00:31:25Aha, five cookies
00:31:26Four cookies
00:31:29Three cookies
00:31:31Two cookies
00:31:34One cookie
00:31:38Oh, that was good
00:31:40Thank you
00:31:41Hey, but wait a minute
00:31:42Wait a minute
00:31:43You took all my cookies
00:31:44And all you left me
00:31:45All you left me
00:31:47Was one egg
00:31:48Oh
00:31:50Sorry
00:31:56May I have today's paper?
00:32:02Yeah, sure may I have today's paper
00:32:04Got the money?
00:32:05Good
00:32:06Thank you
00:32:07Uh-oh
00:32:08What is that?
00:32:10Oh, that sounds like a plane
00:32:13Doesn't it?
00:32:14Look at that plane
00:32:15Oh, it's making that line there
00:32:18Look at that line
00:32:18Straight line
00:32:19What letter is that?
00:32:20I
00:32:20I?
00:32:21I'll go for an I possibly
00:32:23How about you, Robin?
00:32:25What do you think it is?
00:32:26Um, I think it's
00:32:27Yes, talk fast before it changes
00:32:29I?
00:32:30You go with this in an I?
00:32:31Yeah
00:32:31Well, that's all right
00:32:32That's close to it
00:32:33Yeah
00:32:34Might be an L
00:32:35Uh-oh, it's going the other way
00:32:36Up on the top
00:32:37D?
00:32:38D could be
00:32:39B
00:32:39A B
00:32:39A B
00:32:40A B
00:32:40B
00:32:40B
00:32:41B
00:32:41B
00:32:41B
00:32:41B
00:32:41B
00:32:41Oh, no, no
00:32:42It's a P
00:32:44Oh, look at it up there
00:32:46That's lovely
00:32:47Now I know a word
00:32:49That begins with the letter P
00:32:51What is it?
00:32:52We've been watching it
00:32:53Plane
00:32:54Plane, right
00:32:56And a person who drives the plane
00:32:58Is a pilot
00:32:59And that begins with the letter P
00:33:01Wow, yes
00:33:02We know a lot of words
00:33:03Do you know any words
00:33:04That begin with the letter P?
00:33:05Purple
00:33:05Purple, good
00:33:06How about you, Robin?
00:33:07Play
00:33:07Play, great
00:33:08How about you?
00:33:09Pink
00:33:09Pink
00:33:10Wow, we are full of P's today, aren't we?
00:33:13And I know a word that begins with P
00:33:15It's called, uh, PIN
00:33:22P, PIN
00:33:27Oh, my
00:33:32Hey, hey, Bert
00:33:32Bert, come here
00:33:33Hey, listen, I got a quiz for you
00:33:35Oh?
00:33:36Yeah, it's called
00:33:37What Happens Next
00:33:38Now, see, I'm going to show you a picture
00:33:40And you look at it
00:33:41And you tell me what's going to happen next
00:33:43Okay?
00:33:44Yeah, okay
00:33:44Okay, let's see the first picture
00:33:46Okay, here's the first picture
00:33:47Yeah
00:33:47Okay, now the man is going down the stairs
00:33:50And he doesn't see the bucket
00:33:52So what happens next?
00:33:53Yeah, he's going to step in the bucket
00:33:56Hmm, okay
00:33:57The next one is tougher
00:33:58Okay
00:33:59Now, here's a picture of a window
00:34:01Yeah, and the baseball there
00:34:02Is going to smash into the window
00:34:04And break it
00:34:06Next one is really tough
00:34:07This is fun
00:34:09Okay, now here's a block of ice
00:34:11Yeah
00:34:11And there's the sun up there
00:34:12Yeah, and the sun shines down
00:34:14And melts the ice
00:34:16Right
00:34:17One last picture
00:34:18Okay
00:34:20Okay, take a look at this one
00:34:21Yeah
00:34:22Well, now there's a guy in his pajamas
00:34:25And I see the bed's turned down
00:34:26And his shoe's there
00:34:27Well, the next thing he'll do is go to bed
00:34:30Nope
00:34:31Nope
00:34:31Mm-mm
00:34:32What do you mean, nope?
00:34:33He's got his pajamas on, hasn't he?
00:34:35Mm-hmm
00:34:35Well, why would he have his pajamas on
00:34:37If he wasn't about to go to bed, huh?
00:34:39Now, give me one good reason
00:34:40For his being in pajamas, Ernie
00:34:41If he's not going to go to bed, huh?
00:34:44One good reason
00:34:45Yeah
00:34:45He just got out of bed
00:34:54This is the letter Q
00:34:56Note that it looks like the letter O
00:34:59With a little stem
00:35:00This is the stem
00:35:02The stem fits right in there
00:35:04Q begins many words, such as
00:35:08Quiet!
00:35:11The, uh, stamp seemed to have fallen out
00:35:13It fits right there
00:35:15Other Q words are
00:35:17Quick
00:35:18Uh, fits, uh
00:35:20Fits in here
00:35:22Fine
00:35:23Now, Q, uh
00:35:25Court
00:35:27Quarter
00:35:27Uh, quilt
00:35:30And, uh, quit that
00:35:36Quiver
00:35:38Another Q word, by the way
00:35:40So, don't forget Q
00:35:42Like an O
00:35:43With a stem
00:35:44I'll be taking this out
00:35:46And we'll be leaving
00:35:47As an
00:35:47I can
00:35:49Well, you can say it for yourself
00:35:51Any questions?
00:35:53I hate that
00:35:57Well, I see
00:35:58This is the day
00:36:00To meet the letter Q
00:36:02And here is something
00:36:04Beginning with the letter Q
00:36:06It's a quarter
00:36:09That's right
00:36:10Twenty-five cents
00:36:19You know, this is an A
00:36:20A is my favorite letter in the whole alphabet
00:36:23You know, A is the first letter in the alphabet too
00:36:26But that's not why it's my favorite letter
00:36:28Uh, A is the first letter in the word apple
00:36:31See, there's apple
00:36:32But that's not why it's my favorite letter
00:36:35A is also the first letter in the word ant
00:36:37See, there's the word ant
00:36:39But, uh, that's not why it's my favorite letter
00:36:42Uh, the reason that A is my favorite letter
00:36:46Is because it's the first letter in a word
00:36:48That describes my girlfriend
00:36:51Adorable
00:36:52Adorable, and that's what she is
00:36:54Come on in, honey
00:36:55Hi
00:36:56This is Adrienne
00:36:57Hi
00:36:57Isn't she adorable?
00:36:59I'll tell the world
00:37:01Yeah
00:37:02Oh, yeah
00:37:03A, you're adorable
00:37:05B, you're so beautiful
00:37:07C, you're a cutie full of charm
00:37:11D, you're my darling
00:37:12And E, you're exciting
00:37:14And F, you're a feather in my arms
00:37:17A feather, that tickles me
00:37:18G, you look good to me
00:37:20H, you're so heavenly
00:37:21I, you're the one I idolize
00:37:25J, we're like Jack and Jill
00:37:27And K, you're so kissable
00:37:29And L is the love light in your eyes
00:37:33M, N, O, P
00:37:36I could go on all day
00:37:39Q, R, S, T
00:37:43Alphabetically speaking
00:37:45You're okay
00:37:47You're okay, too
00:37:47You made my life complete
00:37:49B means you're very sweet
00:37:51W, X, Y, Z
00:37:53It's fun to wander through
00:37:56The alphabet with you
00:37:58To tell you what you mean to me
00:38:02You're really a cute sweetheart
00:38:03You know that
00:38:04Oh, thanks, Jack
00:38:05I like you
00:38:05Oh, I really like you, too
00:38:07A
00:38:10Where's my blocks?
00:38:12Gee, I didn't know those were your blocks
00:38:14Yeah
00:38:14Oh, well
00:38:15Well
00:38:16A
00:38:16B
00:38:18There's B
00:38:19C
00:38:20Let's see
00:38:21Here we have D
00:38:22And E
00:38:24And F
00:38:26F
00:38:27Yes, right
00:38:28G
00:38:29And then H
00:38:31There's my I
00:38:32There's I, here's I, here's I
00:38:33J
00:38:35And then K
00:38:38And L
00:38:39Right
00:38:39And M is right down here
00:38:42M, M, M
00:38:43Do us the rest?
00:38:44M, N, and O, D
00:38:47I could go on all day
00:38:48Go ahead, go ahead
00:38:49Yes, well, here we have Q
00:38:51Yeah
00:38:51R
00:38:52And S
00:38:53T
00:38:53Alphabetically speaking
00:38:55You're okay, Paul
00:38:56U
00:38:57And V
00:38:58Hurry, hurry
00:38:59W, X, Y, Z
00:39:02It's been fun to wander through the alphabet with you
00:39:04To tell you what you mean to me
00:39:11A
00:39:13B
00:39:15C
00:39:16D
00:39:18E
00:39:20F
00:39:22G
00:39:23H
00:39:25I
00:39:27J
00:39:29K
00:39:31L
00:39:33M
00:39:34N
00:39:36O
00:39:38P
00:39:40Q
00:39:41R
00:39:44S
00:39:45T
00:39:47U
00:39:49V
00:39:51W
00:39:52X
00:39:54Y
00:39:56Z
00:39:59Hey, Chris, that was Jackie Robinson giving the alphabet
00:40:02He was a great baseball player, did you know that?
00:40:04Yeah
00:40:04Yeah, he's one of the greatest in the game
00:40:06Hey, speaking about games, tell you what
00:40:08I've got a game for you
00:40:09And you're really going to dig this game
00:40:11Wait, oh, here's my friend
00:40:13I heard you
00:40:14You heard what?
00:40:15I heard you say game
00:40:16Yeah
00:40:16You're talking to the best game player in the business
00:40:19Is that right?
00:40:20Yeah, what kind of game have you got?
00:40:21Well, I'll tell you about this game
00:40:23The way it goes is that I give you a line of a poem
00:40:26And then I give you the second line, right?
00:40:29Mm-hmm
00:40:30But I don't give you the last word
00:40:32Because you have to figure out the word that it rhymes with
00:40:35Do you follow me, Big Bird?
00:40:37Um, no, but perhaps you can give me an example
00:40:40Perhaps I can, Big Bird
00:40:41Now here's where we'll work it out
00:40:42Here's the first one
00:40:44Snow is white and skies are blue
00:40:47On my foot I wear a
00:40:51Come on, come on, come on
00:40:52That sure is a toughie
00:40:53Snow is white and skies are blue
00:40:55On my foot I wear a
00:40:56Gee, I don't wear anything on my foot, Gordon
00:40:58I know this
00:41:00But what about Chris?
00:41:01He's got something on his foot
00:41:03He does?
00:41:04Yeah
00:41:04Oh, yeah, oh
00:41:05You know it now?
00:41:06I see it
00:41:07Come on, come on
00:41:07Sure
00:41:08Get it to us
00:41:09Snow is white
00:41:10Yeah
00:41:10And skies are blue
00:41:12Right
00:41:12And on my foot
00:41:13Uh-huh
00:41:14I wear a sock
00:41:16Uh, no
00:41:17Stocking?
00:41:18No, no, no, no
00:41:19Turtle?
00:41:20No, not a turtle, Big Bird
00:41:21Uh, Chris, let's do it for him
00:41:23Snow is white
00:41:25Sky is blue
00:41:27On my foot I wear a
00:41:29Shoe
00:41:29Shoe, Big Bird
00:41:31A shoe
00:41:31That's fine
00:41:32I knew that
00:41:32I knew you knew it all along
00:41:33You're just kidding us, right?
00:41:34Oh, sure
00:41:35Just testing you
00:41:36Here's another one
00:41:37Every thirsty son and daughter
00:41:39Likes to drink a glass of
00:41:42Vanilla milkshake
00:41:44Uh-huh, I got that one
00:41:45Right off
00:41:46No, no, no, no
00:41:48No
00:41:48No, no, no, no
00:41:49Try it again
00:41:49Every thirsty son and daughter
00:41:51Has to rhyme with daughter
00:41:52Oh
00:41:53Likes to drink a glass of
00:41:54What sounds like daughter?
00:41:57Strawberry sauter
00:41:58Okay, Chris
00:41:59Let's do it for him
00:42:00Every thirsty son and daughter
00:42:01Likes to drink a glass of
00:42:03Water
00:42:03Water, Big Bird
00:42:05I drink water every day
00:42:06Oh, good for you
00:42:07Now, when I go to the table
00:42:09And the dinner's there
00:42:10I always sit down on my
00:42:13Um, can I
00:42:15Come on, you got it
00:42:17I sit on my nest
00:42:18Sometimes I roost up in the tree
00:42:20Chris, once more
00:42:22When I go to the table
00:42:24And the dinner's there
00:42:25I always sit down on my
00:42:27Chair
00:42:28Chair, Big Bird
00:42:29Chair?
00:42:30Chair, oh yeah
00:42:31You sure?
00:42:31I'm sure
00:42:32We got one more
00:42:33Grand finale
00:42:34You ready for this?
00:42:35Yeah
00:42:35Okay
00:42:35It grows whenever
00:42:37There's a shower
00:42:38It's pretty
00:42:39Smells nice
00:42:41It's called a
00:42:43A flower
00:42:44He got it
00:42:46He got one right
00:42:47How about that?
00:42:49Sure
00:42:49That was easy for me, Gordon
00:42:51Yeah
00:42:51Because I really love flowers
00:42:56At home
00:42:57He got it
00:42:57He got it
00:43:00He got it
00:43:12He楽 Hit
00:43:12He got it
00:43:12He got it
00:43:12I let that
00:43:12He got it
00:43:12He got it
00:43:14He got it
00:52:33like to come? Boy, would I like to go for a walk today, Jim. I feel like a good walk
00:52:38today. Hold
00:52:39everything. What is it, Jim? Hold it. What is it? Look at your feet. Yeah, what's the matter with them,
00:52:47Jim? I just washed them. As a matter of fact, I took a whole bath. Buddy, that's not what I
00:52:52mean. I mean, look at your feet. Yeah? Didn't you just tell me you wanted to go for a walk
00:52:57with me? Sure would like to, Jim. Well, it's cold outside. You can't go out for a walk with your
00:53:02bare feet.
00:53:04Where are your shoes and socks? Oh, they're right there, where I left them. Well, go over and put them
00:53:09on so we can go for a walk. Oh, okay, Jim. Let's see here. I really do feel like a
00:53:16walk. There's one shoe. And here's a sock. Pretty socks. And here's another shoe on this foot. Hurry up, buddy.
00:53:30Okay. Hey, Jim, where are we going on the walk?
00:53:32I figured we'd go to the zoo today. Oh, boy. Maybe we'd see that big elephant again, huh? He's still
00:53:37there. Yeah. Boy, he was bigger than a parakeet last time I saw him. All right. I'm ready to go
00:53:43for a walk to the zoo. Let's go. Good. Wait, whoa. Oh, something wrong, Jim. What is it, buddy?
00:53:49The socks are slippery. I almost fell down. Buddy. What? Look what you've done. You put your shoes and socks
00:53:58on all wrong. Wrong? Of course you did. You got a shoe and a sock and a shoe and a
00:54:04sock. You're supposed to put the sock on first and then you put the shoe on after you put your
00:54:08socks on. You did it all wrong. Wow. Go back there and do it right. All right. Hurry up. It's
00:54:16getting late.
00:54:18Here we go. Hey, Jim. What is it? Maybe we'll see one of the zebras today, huh? We'll probably see
00:54:26two or three zebras, but you have to hurry up before the zoo closes. Right. You know something, Jim? You
00:54:31know what zebras have?
00:54:32What? Zebras have stripes. You didn't know any of that, did you? All right. Now I got a sock on
00:54:40another sock. And now I got a shoe on this foot and a shoe on that foot. Now. Ready to
00:54:53go. Let's go.
00:54:56Hey, Jim. What is it this time? Ooh. My shoes are attacking me. They hurt my feet. Wait a minute.
00:55:07There's something wrong here. Yeah, there's something real bad wrong with my shoes, Jim.
00:55:12Buddy. Huh? You've got your right foot where your left foot is supposed to be and your left foot is
00:55:19where the right foot is supposed to be. That's why your feet hurt.
00:55:23Is that why my feet hurt? Of course that's the reason. Whoa. What are we going to do now, Jim?
00:55:27It's very simple. Simple?
00:55:28All you have to do is cross one leg over the other and then your feet will be right. Really?
00:55:34Of course. Very simple.
00:55:36It's right over there. And now the shoes are where they're supposed to be.
00:55:42Well, you sure are smart, Jim. Let's go for our walk. All right. Ready now? Yep. Let's go. Let's go.
00:55:48Not too fast, though.
00:55:50Buddy. What is it? What's wrong?
00:55:52Well, nothing's wrong. I just can't go a little too fast there. You walk, take two big steps for me,
00:55:57Jim.
00:55:58Wait a minute. What is it?
00:55:59There's something wrong here. What's wrong?
00:56:03Buddy. Uh-huh?
00:56:05You've got your shoes on the wrong feet.
00:56:11I've got my shoes on the wrong feet?
00:56:13Certainly. You have your shoes on the wrong feet.
00:56:17They're the only feet I got.
00:56:20That's not what I mean.
00:56:22I mean that you have your left shoe where your right shoe is supposed to be, and your right
00:56:27shoe is where your left shoe is supposed to be.
00:56:30Yeah? So what do I do now?
00:56:32You've got to go over there and put the right shoes on the right feet.
00:56:35Oh, okay.
00:56:36Hurry up.
00:56:36Don't go away, Jim.
00:56:37I'm going to wait for you.
00:56:38All right. Don't go away. I'll be right with you.
00:56:40That's all right.
00:56:42I think I got it, Jim. I think I got it this time.
00:56:45Put your right shoe on your right foot and your left shoe on your left foot.
00:56:48Put your left shoe on the left foot.
00:56:49Ta-dam!
00:56:50There you are.
00:56:51I'm ready to go.
00:56:51I'm ready to go.
00:56:52No, you're not.
00:56:53What's the matter?
00:56:54Look at your shoes.
00:56:55What's wrong?
00:56:56You forgot to tie your shoelaces.
00:57:00Well, let that slip, didn't I, Jim?
00:57:03Well, I'll have it all done in no time.
00:57:06Do you know how to tie a bow?
00:57:07Oh, yeah.
00:57:08Okay.
00:57:08Tie a funny bow here.
00:57:11There.
00:57:12That's a nice bow.
00:57:14Okay.
00:57:14Let's go.
00:57:15Let's go.
00:57:15Let's go to the zoo.
00:57:16Not too fast, though.
00:57:20Hey, Jim.
00:57:21I'm not walking fast enough.
00:57:24I just don't think I can fix my feet.
00:57:27Jim.
00:57:29Hey, Jim.
00:57:30Can you fix my feet?
00:57:33Buddy, this time, I don't think I can fix your feet.
00:57:39Jim can't fix my feet?
00:57:40Not this time, but I've got a better idea.
00:57:42Good boy.
00:57:43You come outside with me now, and I'm going to teach you something.
00:57:46You know what I'm going to teach you?
00:57:48What?
00:57:49I'm going to teach you how to walk on your hands.
00:57:52You're kidding.
00:57:53Right outside, I'll teach you how to walk on your hands.
00:57:55Come on.
00:57:56You're going to teach me how to walk on my hands.
00:57:58Oh, boy.
00:57:59I can hardly wait.
00:58:04Jim's going to teach me how to walk on my hands.
00:58:06Oh, boy.
00:58:09Okay.
00:58:10That's about it.
00:58:11Time's up.
00:58:12But we're coming back.
00:58:13So you come back and join us, okay?
00:58:15And you, let's go.
00:58:16Inside.
00:58:17Got a surprise.
00:58:19Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters P, Q, and U, and by the number
00:58:2710.
00:58:30The Story Grandmother Told, Story and Pictures, by Martha Alexander, published by the Dial Press,
00:58:37copyright 1969.
00:58:40Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.
00:59:00This is N.E.T., the Public Television Network.
00:59:09This is N.E.T., the Public Television Network.
00:59:25The Home Prom Pain
00:59:26This is N.E.T.