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00:00When your hair has turned, Sesame Street Show 67 in color.
00:50Sesame Street
00:52Sunny day, sleeping the clouds away.
00:57On my way to where the air is clean.
01:03Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:10Call and play, everything's A-OK.
01:17Friendly neighbors there, that's where we meet.
01:22Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:29How to get to Sesame Street?
01:32How to get to Sesame Street?
01:35How to get to Sesame Street?
01:37How to get to Sesame Street?
01:41How to get to Sesame Street?
01:45Oh, hi, hi.
01:46Now, what we're trying to explain here, or I'm explaining to Marlin and Big Bird, is the difference between over,
01:54under, around and through.
01:58You see?
01:59Now, Marlin, I think, understands it, right?
02:02Got it?
02:03Got it together.
02:03Good.
02:04Big Bird.
02:05Big Bird, do you understand it yet?
02:07Oh, sure, Gordon.
02:08I'm a bright bird.
02:10I understand everything about over, under, around and through.
02:16It all means, um, it's, um, well, what it is, it's, I don't know what it is, Gordon.
02:22All right, well, don't worry about it, don't worry.
02:24We'll help you explain it.
02:25Okay.
02:25We'll explain it to you.
02:26Uh, Marlin, grab, uh, grab that end of the, grab that end of the rope, the one that's hanging out
02:32there.
02:32Oh, I know, we're gonna play jump rope.
02:34Ah, that's what you're thinking.
02:35Move over there, Marlin.
02:36Gonna play jump rope.
02:37And...
02:38Jump rope.
02:38Hold it right about there.
02:40Now, Big Bird, I hate to disappoint you, but we're not gonna play jump rope.
02:43What we're gonna do is explain to you, uh, some of the things about over, under and around and through.
02:49But first of all, you have to figure out how to get from where you are, right now, over to
02:55the fireplug.
02:56From here to there.
02:58That's right.
02:59That's what I want you to figure out.
03:00How do you get from where you are to the fireplug.
03:03But, but Gordon, the rope is in my way.
03:06That's right.
03:07Well, you have to figure some way around that.
03:09Well, I could, um, fly over it, except I can't fly.
03:16Can't fly?
03:17Mm-mm.
03:18Not too good.
03:18Well, there it is.
03:20Well, wait a minute.
03:21I could do it like this.
03:24I could...
03:25There.
03:26Bum, bum, bum.
03:27Ha!
03:28Well, you did it.
03:28I made it.
03:29You did it.
03:30I did it, I did it, I did it.
03:31You know how you did it?
03:33No.
03:33How did I do it?
03:34You went over.
03:35Over.
03:36Did you see your little three-toed foot go over?
03:40You mean that was over?
03:41That was over.
03:42Now, come on back and do it again.
03:43I went over it, Gordon.
03:44I did it.
03:45Over.
03:45Come on, let's do it again.
03:46I went over it?
03:46Come on back.
03:47I can go over it again.
03:48Same thing.
03:49Over.
03:49Over the rope.
03:50Well.
03:51I did it.
03:52You understand, over?
03:53Now I went over the rope.
03:55I did it.
03:55Okay.
03:56Now I know what I did.
03:57Now, Marlon.
03:58Up.
03:58Up.
03:59Up.
03:59Up.
03:59Like that.
04:00Okay, good.
04:01Now, Big Bird, same problem from where you are to the fire plug.
04:06But, Gordon.
04:07Yes?
04:07Now the rope is too high.
04:09I can't go over the rope now.
04:12No, you can't, but you figured the problem out, Big Bird.
04:15Well, I could do it like this.
04:21Uh-huh.
04:22I got here.
04:23What did you do?
04:24Well, I...
04:25You went under.
04:27That was under?
04:28That was under.
04:29I went under the rope.
04:31I did it.
04:31You went under.
04:32I can do it again.
04:33Once we go under.
04:34Yeah.
04:35Come on.
04:35Do it again.
04:37Under.
04:38Under.
04:39Under.
04:39Under.
04:39Under.
04:40Easy, easy.
04:40Now, now you understand over and you understand under.
04:44Right.
04:45Because you did that.
04:46Okay.
04:47Marlon, just sort of hang out here with me for a minute.
04:51Okay, Big Bird, same problem from where you are to the fire plug.
04:56Where's the rope?
04:57No, I have the rope.
04:58Don't worry about the rope.
04:59No rope this time?
05:00No rope.
05:01But you're in my way.
05:02That's right.
05:03You mean you want me to go from here to there, but you're in my way.
05:05That's right.
05:06How can I get there?
05:07I don't know.
05:07I can't go over you.
05:08You figure it out.
05:09I can't go under you.
05:11No over, no under.
05:12Your feet are touching the ground.
05:13That's right.
05:14Can't go under.
05:14Can't go under.
05:15Wait a minute.
05:17I could kind of, um, kind of, uh, go like this.
05:25Mmm, I think you did it.
05:28I think you did it.
05:30You know how you did it?
05:31No.
05:32You went around.
05:33I went around?
05:36That was around, Big Bird.
05:38It was?
05:39I went around?
05:40That was around.
05:41I did it.
05:42I did it, Gordon.
05:43You did it.
05:44Want to do it again?
05:44Sure.
05:45Come on back.
05:45Same way.
05:46Come around.
05:48Around.
05:49Around.
05:49Around.
05:50Very, very good.
05:52Wasn't that good, Marlon?
05:53Yeah.
05:53See what he does?
05:54Now, okay, Big Bird.
05:56One more.
05:56Mm-hmm.
05:57You got over.
05:59You got under.
06:01Right.
06:01You got around.
06:02Mm-hmm.
06:02Okay.
06:03One more.
06:04Now, you see those doors that you usually come through?
06:07Yes.
06:08Okay.
06:08Okay.
06:08Now, I want you to go to the other side of the doors.
06:13Oh, well, I can't go over, though.
06:14No, you can't go over.
06:15I can't go under them.
06:17You can't go under.
06:18I couldn't even go around them.
06:20You can't go around the doors.
06:21Let's see.
06:22Maybe I could do it like this.
06:25I can go over here and open the door.
06:28Three.
06:31He did it.
06:32He did it.
06:33Did you see it?
06:34Did you see it?
06:35All right, Big Bird.
06:36What did you do?
06:37Well, I'm on the other side, Gordon.
06:40I'm on the other side.
06:41Big Bird, you went through the door.
06:44You mean back through?
06:45Didn't he go through?
06:46Yeah.
06:47Yeah, he went through.
06:48You went through the door?
06:49I went through the door.
06:49You went through the door?
06:50Okay.
06:50Now, come on back through.
06:51Come on back through.
06:52Oh, I can do that.
06:54Here I come.
06:55One, two, three.
07:01Big Bird, you all right?
07:03Yeah, I'm okay.
07:05I just slipped.
07:07Oh.
07:08But I'll tell you one thing.
07:09What's that?
07:11As far as I'm concerned, it's easier to go over, under, or around than it is to go through.
07:23We're going around.
07:24Oh, the Emperor!
07:25They're gonna play follow with leader.
07:28Who's the leader?
07:29I'm the biggest, so I'm the leader.
07:31Okay, I'll go where you go.
07:33And I'll go where you go.
07:35And I'll go where you go.
07:37And I'll go where you go.
07:48around. Now I'm going around. Now I'm going around. Me too. Oh, oh, he didn't go around.
08:14We'll show him how to go around. This is how to go around.
08:28Now I'm going around.
08:41See that pipe? Let's go through it.
08:44We're going through. Now I'm going through. Now I'm going through. Now I'm going through.
08:52Now I'm going through.
08:54Me too.
09:04Hey, where's Jimmy?
09:06He didn't go through.
09:15Let's show him how to go through.
09:17Now this is a way to go through.
09:22This is the way to go through.
09:24This is the way to go through.
09:26This is the way to go through.
09:28This is the way to go through.
09:30Now I'm going through.
09:33Here I go!
09:43You know some horses?
09:45Let's go over them.
09:47We're going to go over.
09:48Now I'm going over.
09:51Now I'm going over.
09:54Now I'm going over.
09:57This is the way to go over.
09:59Let's go over.
10:01Me too.
10:05Hmm?
10:11Ouch!
10:15Uh-oh.
10:22Uh-oh.
10:24Uh-oh.
10:29He didn't go over.
10:31Uh-oh.
10:34Uh-oh.
10:35Uh-oh.
10:37Uh-oh.
10:39Uh-oh.
10:40Let's show him how to go over.
10:42Now this is the way to go over.
10:47This is the way to go over.
10:51This is the way to go over.
10:54This is the way to go over.
11:02This is the way to go over.
11:04Now I'm going over.
11:06He went over.
11:09He went over.
11:09Let's go over, through, around.
11:18Over.
11:24Zero.
11:32Over.
11:33Zero.
11:34Around.
11:34Over.
11:35To.
11:35Around.
11:36Over.
11:36To.
11:37Around.
11:37Over.
11:38To.
11:38Around.
11:39Over.
11:39around.
11:43Let's see.
11:44We've got one leg.
11:47And then we've got two legs.
11:49and three legs and four legs and five legs
11:57five legs hey hey hey ernie what are you drawing huh i'm drawing a dog a dog doesn't have five
12:05legs
12:05ernie well mine does huh let's see let's see you got one two three four five legs yeah well a
12:14dog
12:14has one two three four legs and a tail now that's a tail ernie no no birth that's that's a
12:23leg one two
12:23three four five legs no look look look now all the other legs have paws right now if that's a
12:30leg
12:30where's it's paw huh it's paw yeah uh what's going shopping with it's more
12:43one two three four five six seven eight nine ten ten nine eight seven six five four three three one
12:56two three four five five five five five six six seven eight nine five five
13:13five fingers one two three four five
13:19Five ice cream sodas?
13:22One, two, three, four, five.
13:31Five.
13:34Whatever they are.
13:36One, two, three, four, five.
13:42Five frogs.
13:44One, two, three, four, five.
13:50Five eggs.
13:52One, two, three, four, five.
13:58Five fancy fruitcakes.
14:05And I want to go home.
14:13You know what that is?
14:15That's a five.
14:17Now, five is more than one, or two, or three, or four.
14:22And you know what I've got five of?
14:24I'll tell you.
14:25Oh, I've got five people in my family, and there's not one of them I'd swap.
14:36There is a sister and two brothers, and a mother and a pop.
14:44That's me.
14:44Oh, five is such a pretty number.
14:49I'm awfully glad that I have five people in my family.
14:57One, two, three, four, five.
15:01One, two, three, four, five.
15:08Oh, I've got five people in my family.
15:11That's true.
15:12And there's not one of them that I'd ever swap.
15:15Oh, no.
15:16There is a sister.
15:17And two brothers.
15:20And a mother.
15:21And a pop.
15:22That's him.
15:23Oh, five is such a pretty number.
15:27I'm awfully glad that I have five people in my family.
15:35One, two, three, four, five.
15:39One, two, three, four.
15:43One, two, three, four, five.
15:47Up, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, down.
16:14No.
16:20All right.
16:21Hey, do you know what letter this is right here?
16:23Take a guess.
16:26Josh?
16:28It's the letter A.
16:29Right.
16:30It's the capital letter A.
16:32Very good.
16:33Now, I have another letter right behind it.
16:36Now, what letter is this?
16:40Hmm?
16:41Hmm?
16:44Josh, what letter do you think that is?
16:46Nope.
16:46It's not a B.
16:47This is a letter A also.
16:50Only this is the small letter A.
16:53Okay?
16:54So, this is the capital letter A.
16:58And this is the small letter A.
17:00But they're both A's.
17:02Got that?
17:03Okay.
17:04Now that you know all about the letter A,
17:07here are two messages from the letter A.
17:11Oh, I'm sorry.
17:13Now, this is the capital letter A.
17:15Next to it is the small letter A.
17:18Many words begin with this letter.
17:20Alligator, for instance.
17:22An alligator is an American reptile.
17:25Similar to the crocodile, but having a shorter and flatter head.
17:30They have also been known to be extremely dangerous.
17:35A.
17:37A.
17:38Ape.
17:43Tip-toe through the tulips.
17:47Ape.
17:49Ape.
17:51Now, another word that begins with the letter A is the word animal.
17:57Do you know what kind of an animal this is?
18:01It's got two little horns right here.
18:06Has hoofed feet.
18:10And it's a baby.
18:11It's three and a half months old.
18:15Anybody guess a goat?
18:17Because that's what it is.
18:18It's a little African pygmy goat.
18:26This goat won't get quite as big as most goats that you've probably seen around.
18:31Most goats come from Switzerland, like the Toggenberg goats.
18:35But this is a different breed of goat.
18:38It doesn't get quite that large.
18:47I don't know if he's going to.
18:48I guess he's not too hungry.
18:49He wants to look around Sesame Street here for a while.
18:54Have you ever seen a goat like this, Josh?
18:57It's a little bit different, isn't it?
18:59Almost all the goats are the same.
19:01Almost all the goats are the same?
19:02Yeah, they look sort of similar, don't they?
19:06Oh, he wants to take a walk right down Sesame Street.
19:10Most of them are gray?
19:12Sometimes it's gray.
19:15There we go.
19:21This one has sort of a different kind of face than many of the goats.
19:25They like to eat almost anything.
19:28Do you know that goats like to eat flowers and leaves and vegetables?
19:34Some people think they eat old tin cans, but they really don't eat the cans.
19:38They like the taste of the glue on the label.
19:45You know, we said that animal begins with the letter A, but do you know what letter comes next in
19:51the alphabet?
19:53Do you?
19:54Right.
19:54It's the letter B, and there are animals that begin with the letter B.
20:00B is for bicycle.
20:03B is for bear.
20:04B is for bum.
20:07See him fly through the air.
20:10B is for French.
20:12Sticking out of a tree.
20:13Too bad, Mr. Bear.
20:16B is also for Pete.
20:22Above my head is the letter B.
20:25It is the first letter in the word boxer.
20:28These are boxing gloves.
20:31Boxers wear them for protection.
20:34Oh, of course, the boxer's gloves aren't much help if his opponent doesn't hit him in the hands.
20:43Now, A is the first letter of the alphabet, and then comes what letter?
20:47B.
20:48Right.
20:48B is the next letter.
20:49Now, do you know all the rest of the letters in the alphabet?
20:53I'll bet you do.
20:54But see if you know them as well as our friend Pat Paulson.
20:58A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I.
21:34J, K, L, M, N, O.
21:46O, P, Q, R, F, T, U, V, W, X, Y,
22:22Y, Z.
22:26Did you ever see that guy before?
22:28Pat Paulson.
22:29Had a lot, a lot of trouble with his alphabet.
22:32Well, it goes to show you, though, Marlon, even grown-ups sometimes have a little trouble with their alphabet,
22:36so don't let it bother you if you have a little trouble with yours, okay?
22:40Now, time for a game.
22:43And you wonder how I can have a game, right?
22:45With a ball, and a scarf, and a tomato.
22:47Well, let's see what we have.
22:49Ball, right?
22:51Red ball, take the red ball.
22:54Red scarf, take the red scarf.
22:57How many hands do you have?
23:00You have another hand?
23:01I gave you two things.
23:02Now you still have a hand.
23:03Here's a red tomato, okay?
23:05Now, Marlon, we're going to see a film,
23:07and we're going to be looking very closely at one of these three things,
23:12either it's a tomato, or a scarf, or a ball,
23:16and see if you can guess which one it is.
23:19Why?
23:22Why?
23:25Why?
23:29Why?
23:30Why?
23:33Why do you want to
23:37to unite?
23:41Why?
23:48Why?
23:48Wow, wow, wow.
24:19That's absolutely right. That was a tomato.
24:22Didn't that make you feel like you wanted to eat a tomato?
24:26Huh? Tell the truth.
24:28That really made you want to eat a tomato.
24:30Okay.
24:32You knew that all along, right?
24:35You didn't?
24:36You really didn't know that was a tomato?
24:38Well, after you saw it, you knew.
24:40Because that's how a tomato looks real close up.
24:43Now, let's look at something else real close up.
24:45You ready for this?
24:47I'm not going to give you any hints.
24:49No hints, Marlon.
24:51Let's see if you can guess.
25:13You ready for this?
25:20La la la la la la
25:50La la la la la
26:15Skin. Skin. Skin. Skin. Skin.
26:20yeah it was skin okay how did you know that when you first saw it no you had to wait
26:26a little while
26:27huh yeah okay that was skin though that was skin and that's how it looks real close
26:31now you think that's strange watch this a ape
26:43tiptoe through the tulips ape hey you know there are all kinds of interesting people that live
26:53right around your neighborhood like oh the postman and the police hey did you order these groceries
26:58here oh hi there uh yes as a matter of fact i did yeah these are your groceries have you
27:02got everything
27:02i ordered no no how about the parsley no we didn't have the parsley oh you didn't have the
27:07no we brought some other stuff instead though what'd you bring instead well let's see i brought
27:11some brussels sprouts brussels sprouts yes and i got some turnip greens turnip greens i got some kale
27:16kale yes we were having a big sale on kale oh a big kale sale you've heard about i've heard
27:21about it
27:22yes indeed well i brought you a lot of that hey listen i was just talking about some of the
27:25people
27:26that lived around our neighborhood and you were yeah as long as you look uh sort of like uh well
27:31you know a grocer one of those people around the neighborhood why why don't we do that song about
27:35the people in your neighborhood well i'd rather not actually oh come on it's a nice song well okay
27:39but you start off all right i'll start off well now who are the people in your neighborhood
27:47in your neighborhood in your neighborhood say who are the people in your neighborhood
27:55the people that you meet each day as long as you look like the grocer why don't you tell us
28:01what a
28:01grocer does all right oh a grocer sells the things you eat like cereal and cheese and meat whatever food
28:14you're looking for you're sure to find it in my store because the grocer is a person in your neighborhood
28:23in your neighborhood he's in your neighborhood a grocer is a person in your neighborhood
28:30a person that you meet each day well nice to see you oh i know who you are yeah hi
28:38bob you're the doctor
28:39right yeah oh a doctor works the whole day long to keep you feeling well and strong but if i
28:49chance
28:50you're feeling sick i'll try to make you well real quick because a doctor is a person in your neighborhood
28:59in your neighborhood he's in your neighborhood and the grocer is a person in your neighborhood you tell him
29:07the people that you meet when you're walking down the street they're the people that you meet
29:15each day
29:28you hear a train
29:34hey man that's that's impossible i mean there's there's like no train on sesame street
29:39so where's it where is it where oh he can't oscar
29:50oscar
29:51he can't
29:52oscar
29:57oscar
29:58okay okay okay
30:02what do you want
30:06uh this is gonna sound silly oscar but uh well what yeah well i i kept thinking that you had
30:13a
30:13train in your trash can but i guess that's just you know my imagination
30:17well you did hear a train and it was coming from my trash can so what else do you want
30:24oscar you have a tray in your trash can
30:27how do you expect me to get from room to room walk well yeah i mean that's what most people
30:33do you
30:34know they well well i'm not most people i got tired of walking so i set up a train to
30:41carry me
30:42around my apartment oscar it's too hard to believe i can't believe it huh well i'll tell you what what
30:49you believe what you want to believe and i'll go ride my train
30:57all aboard
30:59next stop the kitchen
31:03i mean i've heard of riding on a train but but to get from your front door to your kitchen
31:08i don't
31:09don't
31:12i'm
31:14i'm
31:29i'm
31:31i'm
31:31i'm
31:32i'm
31:34i'm
31:34i'm
31:36i'm
31:37i'm
35:08Or if she's very unlucky and makes the wrong choice, she'll get stuck with this big, ugly, horrible monster.
35:16Yes, folks, it's time for everybody's favorite game show, Pick Your Pet.
35:22And now, here's everybody's favorite master of ceremonies, the host of Pick Your Pet, Sonny Friendly.
35:29Hi there, hi there, hi there, hi there, hi there, hi there, hi there, hi there, hi there, everybody, and
35:31welcome to Pick Your Pet.
35:34Now, as you know, this is the game where the contestant gets to pick his very own pet.
35:38But as you know, our contestants are always blindfolded so they can't see the pets.
35:44They have to pick their pet, they have to pick their pet by asking the pets, well, I guess we're
35:48ready to meet our first contestant.
35:50She's been blindfolded offstage so she can't see a thing, and here she comes now, Miss Lucy Jones.
36:00Oh, I'm sorry, I tripped. I couldn't see where I was going.
36:04Well, never mind about that, because now it's time for our game.
36:08Now, off to the side, here are three pets.
36:10Number one, and number two, and number three.
36:16Now, you can't see them, but you get to ask them questions, and you'll listen to their answers, and you'll
36:21make up your mind and pick your pet.
36:23Now, I don't mind telling you that anyone would be proud to have two of these pets.
36:29As for the other one, well, let's just hope for the best, Lucy.
36:33Okay, Lucy, it is now question time.
36:37Uh, let me see.
36:38I know what kind of pet I'd like.
36:41Number one, if I pick you for my pet, will you lie with your silky head in my lap, and
36:48I'll pet you, and you'll purr and meow, and drink a nice saucer of milk?
36:53Well, I tell you, first of all, I don't put my head in anybody's lap to be patted.
36:59You know, I might get hurt because I'm pretty small and cute and delicate.
37:03Second of all, I don't purr or meow.
37:06And thirdly, I don't like milk.
37:08I prefer a thimble full of birdseed.
37:11But if you pick me, I'll chirp for you.
37:14How about that?
37:15All right, all right.
37:17That was a very good answer from a very cute pet.
37:20Okay, Lucy, go ahead with your next question.
37:24Uh, let me see.
37:26Number two, if I pick you for my pet, will you lie with your silky head in my lap,
37:32and I'll pet you, and you'll purr and meow, and drink a nice saucer of milk?
37:37Uh, well, let me put it this way, see.
38:09I like running around a lot.
38:10Don't lie with your silky head in my lap.
38:12Oh, I'm sorry, Lucy, but your time is up.
38:16Uh, I didn't even ask for a...
38:17No, it's time now to make up your mind.
38:19Which one will it be?
38:21Number one, or number two, or number three?
38:26All right, Lucy, pick your pet.
38:30Oh, uh, let me see.
38:32Number one, number one.
38:33Your time is up, Lucy.
38:35Which one will it be?
38:36Uh, number, number, number three.
38:42Oh, I'm sorry, Lucy.
38:44If you had picked number one, you would have picked this cute little birdie for your pet.
38:49If you had picked number two, you would have had a lovable doggy for your pet.
38:53But you picked number three, so I'll help you take off your blindfold,
38:56and you can see that you picked a big, ugly, horrible monster.
39:02Oh, he's beautiful.
39:05Beautiful?
39:06Hello.
39:08Oh, pat head.
39:11Oh, I like milk.
39:13Oh, he's beautiful.
39:15And he has silky hair.
39:17And he loves me pathing.
39:19Oh, listen, and he pathing.
39:22Yeah, and he likes milk.
39:25Oh, thank you.
39:26Bye-bye.
39:30Well, she liked her pet, and that's all that counts.
39:33So, until next time, this is Sonny Friendly saying,
39:36I'll see you next time on everybody's favorite show, Pick Your Pet.
39:51Oh, I'm sorry.
39:53Uh, this is the capital letter A.
39:56Next to it is the small letter A.
39:59Many words begin with this letter.
40:01Alligator, for instance.
40:03An alligator is an American reptile.
40:05Similar to the crocodile, but having a shorter and flatter head.
40:10Now, they have also been known to be extremely dangerous.
40:16A.
40:17A.
40:19A.
40:20A.
40:22A.
40:23A.
40:24A.
40:27Hey, Ernie.
40:28Hey, Ernie, what's the matter?
40:30What's the matter?
40:30Yeah.
40:31Oh, look at the dumb TV.
40:32It's been going A, A, A like that for four days.
40:36It's on all the channels.
40:37It's driving me absolutely bananas.
40:38Hey.
40:39Well, look, now, maybe we can fix it.
40:41Now, I'll turn off the set, and you go back there and see if anything's wrong, okay?
40:45Okay.
40:46Hey.
40:47Hey.
40:48Hey.
40:48What?
40:49I found an acorn back there.
40:51An acorn?
40:52Yeah.
40:53Looky here.
40:55Here's a can of apricots.
40:57How about that?
40:58A can of apricots.
40:59Yeah.
41:00Oh.
41:01What?
41:02Here's an apron.
41:03An apron.
41:04Yeah.
41:04See that?
41:05It's a nice fit.
41:07Okay.
41:08Oh.
41:09There's an ape.
41:10An ape?
41:11Yeah, it's an ape.
41:12Hmm.
41:14Oh.
41:15Looky here.
41:16Looky where?
41:16There's an A.
41:17An A. Well, now, there's your trouble.
41:19You see, you had all those A things in there.
41:21Now, come on back here, and I'll turn on the set and see if anything's wrong.
41:24Uh, you know, if it's gotten better, okay?
41:26Okay, right.
41:26Okay.
41:28A.
41:29Ooh.
41:29A.
41:30Oh, look.
41:31A.
41:31I'm sorry, Ernie.
41:32I thought that I fixed it, you know?
41:34A.
41:35Oh, excuse me, Bart.
41:36Thank you for fixing the set.
41:37A.
41:38Fixing the set?
41:39It's just like it was before, except it's a letter B now instead of the letter A.
41:44Oh.
41:45B.
41:45Isn't that beautiful?
41:46B.
41:47B.
41:49B.
41:50Yeah.
41:50Not bad.
41:51B.
41:52B.
41:53Yeah.
41:53B.
41:55B.
41:58Hey, Josh, I like that bike.
42:01That's a nice one.
42:03You know, it's only one bike, but did you know how many parts it's made up of?
42:07No.
42:07Well, I've never counted all the parts on the bike, but there are a lot of them.
42:11Do you know that?
42:12What about this part?
42:14What do you call that?
42:15Handlebars.
42:16Handlebars.
42:17That's right.
42:17That's one part.
42:19And you come down here.
42:21What's this part that covers the wheel?
42:25Same thing you call it on a car.
42:29Fender.
42:30Fender.
42:31That's right.
42:31Yeah.
42:31And, of course, it's covering up what?
42:35What's this part?
42:37The wheel.
42:37That's the wheel.
42:38That's right.
42:39And you have your foot on what?
42:41On a pedal.
42:43See?
42:43And all the parts play a different role in the bicycle.
42:47Do you know that?
42:48You push the pedals that drives the chain that pushes the wheel.
42:52And you hold on to the handlebars so that you can steer the wheel.
42:56You know, people are made up of parts, too.
42:58Did you know that?
42:59You did, huh?
42:59You're only one person, but lots of things go into making that one person.
43:04You're only one person.
43:08You're only one person.
43:20You're only one person.
43:23You're only one person.
43:23You're only one person.
43:23You're only one person.
43:23You're only one person.
43:25You're only one person.
43:27You're only one person.
43:30You're only one person.
43:38Our heads are gardens that grow hair
43:43Some hair is dark and some is fair
43:47Some is yellow, some is brown
43:50Some stands up and some hangs down
43:55And some the wind blows in your eyes
44:11Some eyes are brown and some are blue
44:16But all are made for seeing through
44:20Sometimes they shut as this one did
44:24For every eye has its eyelid
44:28And every eyelid has its lashes
44:32For keeping out the dust and ashes
44:56Your eyes are good friends, I suppose
45:00But are divided by your nose
45:05Then come the lips and underneath
45:08Chewing and smiling are the teeth
45:28A tongue is useful without doubt
45:32For talking and for sticking out
45:36Some tongues are long but don't come near
45:40Reaching around to touch the ear
45:44The cheek is just in front of that
45:48And when we smile it's round and fat
45:52Faces all end up with a chin
45:56Though some stick out and some stick in
46:29The cheek is just in front of that
46:30The cheek round like a ring
46:32The throat in front for swallowing
46:36The neck is long but even more so
46:40Is the part we call the torso
46:43Is the part we call the torso
46:51From shoulders that we hang a gown on
46:55Going to what we all sit down on
46:59The chest, the shoulders, and the back
47:03And stomach, something like a sack
47:07The arms come from the shoulders
47:19And each has an elbow, wrist, and hand
47:24Out of the hand the fingers come
47:27First, second, third, fourth, and the thumb
47:31The first is the index and the dinky
47:36One on the end is called the pinky
48:01Next to the last tall legs and these
48:05Bend in the middle at the knees
48:09And last of all, we find the feet
48:13With shoes to keep them off the street
48:17Hey, those feet are running away
48:20I guess we've sung enough today
48:51It says seven paces from the door
48:55There's the door
48:56So we go one, two, three, four, five, six, seven
49:02And turn right at the trunk
49:04There's the trunk
49:05So we turn right
49:06And we go one, two, three paces
49:09And then we turn left
49:12Hello, Bert
49:14Ernie
49:15What are you doing walking all around the apartment like that?
49:19What are you doing?
49:20Look what I found here, Bert
49:21It's a treasure map
49:22It shows that there's buried treasure right here in our very own apartment
49:25In our apartment?
49:27Mm-hmm
49:27That's ridiculous, Ernie
49:29No, no, no, no
49:29I'm following the map right now
49:31And any minute now, I'm going to end up at the X
49:34So?
49:35So X marks the spot
49:36Everybody knows that X is where the treasure is always buried, Bert
49:40Well, this treasure could be all sorts of things
49:42It could be gold or silver or diamonds or jewelry
49:45Oh, sure, sure it could
49:46All kinds of things
49:47Oh, boy, okay, go ahead
49:48I'll let you have your fun
49:49Go ahead, I'll back up here
49:51All right, well, let's see
49:51I go three paces here
49:52Why don't you make a fool yourself?
49:53I go one, two, three paces
49:55And then turn left
49:57And then I go two paces
49:59One, two
50:00And then turn left
50:01And then I go three paces
50:03One, two
50:05This truck is in the way here
50:06Hey, Bert
50:07If you could help me move this trunk
50:08It ought to be right underneath this trunk here
50:11Oh, come on, not me
50:12I'm not going to play along
50:13Oh, come on, Bert
50:14If you help me move the trunk
50:15I'll split the treasure with you
50:17All right
50:18Come on, that's the way
50:19Here we go
50:22Okay, now, right down in here somewhere
50:24That ought to be the treasure
50:26Hey, hey, hey, hey
50:27Stop that
50:28What are you doing?
50:28You turned up the four boards
50:30Come on now
50:30Hey, but I found it, Bert
50:31I found it
50:32Look at here
50:33Look what I found
50:34Right where the map said it was
50:35There's a treasure chest
50:37Look at that
50:37Let me just bust it open here
50:39What's in it?
50:40What's in it?
50:40Well, let me just open it up
50:41Okay
50:43Holy cow, Bert
50:44It looks like it's 100% good as gold
50:46Yeah
50:47Antique
50:47Yeah, yeah
50:48What is it?
50:48What is it?
50:49X
50:58This is an X
51:01Even upside down
51:02It's still an X
51:04Many words begin with X
51:06Such as, well, of course we, uh
51:10X, uh, begins, uh
51:13Did I show you when you
51:15Yeah, I showed you that
51:18All right
51:19X is a very important letter
51:22Many words end with X
51:25Such as, uh, how you, uh
51:28I came down here
51:29I came down here
51:30Pardon me?
51:31Oh, yeah, uh, Fox
51:33X
51:37Ox
51:39Uh, fix
51:41X
51:43One more X I should mention
51:49Exit
51:50Goodbye
51:54X
51:56X-ray
52:00X
52:03It's time to play our favorite game again
52:06Ready?
52:07Well, one of these things is not like the others
52:11One of these things doesn't belong
52:15Can you tell which thing is not like the others
52:19Before I finish my song?
52:24Now, take a close look because one of these things is different, right?
52:30Three of them are the same, but one is different
52:32Can you tell which, which thing it is?
52:36I'll bet you can
52:38Well, if you guessed this thing is not like the others
52:43If you guessed this thing doesn't belong
52:47If you guessed this thing is not like the others
52:51Well, then, once again, you're absolutely right
52:55And I'll bet you know why you're right, too, don't you?
52:59Because this is a large or a capital letter B
53:03But all of these are small letter Bs
53:07Let me show you something
53:08I have right here a small letter B
53:11And you can see that it's the same exact size
53:15As these three Bs here
53:18Right? All the same size
53:20And it matches perfectly
53:22But it doesn't match this capital or big letter B
53:28B is for bicycle
53:30B is for bear
53:32B is for bump
53:34See him fly through the air
53:36B is for branch
53:39Sticking out of a tree
53:40Too bad, Mr. Bear
53:43B is also for beach
53:47Above my head is the letter B
53:50It is the first letter in the word boxer
53:53These are boxing gloves
53:56Boxers wear them for protection
53:59Ooh!
54:01Of course, the boxer's gloves aren't much help
54:03If his opponent doesn't hit him in the hands
54:07Hey, Bert
54:08Hey, come here, Bert
54:09Yeah, what, Ernie?
54:10Hey, look, my friend here has a quiz
54:12Your friend?
54:13Yes, now take a look at the dog here
54:14Yeah?
54:15And tell me, how many feet does the dog have?
54:18It's got four feet
54:19Anybody can see that, Ernie?
54:21Oh, that's very good, Bert
54:22Yeah?
54:22But they get harder after that
54:23Yes, now take a look at this next one
54:25Yeah?
54:26And now look at the table
54:27And tell me how many legs does the table have?
54:31Oh, Ernie, this is all so easy
54:33Now, no hints, Bert
54:34How many?
54:34Four legs, of course
54:36Hey, that's very nice
54:37Right
54:37Text card
54:39Okay, now they get harder after that
54:41I hope so
54:41Yes, now take a look at this next one
54:43Yeah?
54:44And now tell me, how many eyes can you count on this face?
54:47Oh, now wait a minute, Ernie
54:48Now, nobody looks like that
54:49Now, how many eyes, Bert?
54:50Well, four eyes, Ernie, but nobody
54:52Hey, you're absolutely right
54:53Now, Ernie, nothing in the world has four eyes and looks like that
54:56I mean, that's the ugliest, most awful-looking, disgusting creature that I've ever seen
55:02On the other hand, I can see in your friend's eyes, he's very gentle
55:08And I hope very slow
55:13Easy, girl
55:14Take it easy
55:17Up
55:18One
55:20Two
55:22Three
55:24Four
55:26Five
55:29Six
55:31Seven
55:34Eight
55:36Nine
55:38Ten
55:43Down
55:47Well, Cheryl and Josh
55:50As I was on my way back to Sesame Street
55:53I stopped off in Southeast Asia and picked up a stumptail monkey
55:56Can you imagine that?
55:58No
55:59No?
56:01You may be right
56:02But this is a stumptail monkey
56:05And he's just sort of sitting here
56:08And he's got a cheek full of banana
56:10You know that?
56:11You see right over here?
56:12See his cheek?
56:14It's puffed out
56:15The reason it's puffed out is because he just had a big bite of banana
56:20And when he takes a bite of banana, he doesn't swallow it
56:24It doesn't go all the way down
56:25He saves it in his cheek
56:27His cheek puffs up because there's banana in it
56:32That's what your stumptail monkey does
56:36I don't think he wants any more, Josh
56:37You see, he's got some in his mouth
56:39He knows when he's got some banana
56:44Stumptail monkeys travel in groups
56:50Almost, um, well, sometimes six
56:53Sometimes ten
56:54Sometimes a hundred
56:56Now, can you imagine walking down the street
56:58And one hundred stumptail monkeys
57:00I'm walking up to you
57:02What would you do?
57:04I want to take the twenty monkeys
57:08You wouldn't like it if you saw twenty monkeys?
57:11No
57:11Huh?
57:13Well, what would you do, Josh
57:14If one hundred stumptail monkeys came up to you?
57:18Yeah, no idea, huh?
57:20You might say hello one hundred times, you know
57:23Hmm
57:31Oh, stumptail monkey
57:33When he's hungry, he'll just eat that
57:35When he's hungry, he'll just eat that
57:37Yeah, as soon as he gets hungry
57:39See, what he'll do
57:41Is
57:43Swallow that
57:44Yeah, he'll swallow it
57:47He'll swallow it
57:48But when he wants to
57:49Not now
57:51Don't make him eat, Josh
57:52Because I don't think he's going to be that hungry
57:55He's not hungry right now
57:56I know what he can do
57:58With his little hand
57:59I think he can wave goodbye
58:00Wave goodbye
58:01Wave goodbye
58:02Wave goodbye somewhere
58:03Bye
58:04That's goodbye from a stumptail monkey
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58:17And by the numbers 4 and 5
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