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00:01:02Sesame Street, show number 68. Take one in color.
00:01:43Sesame Street, show number 68. Take one in color.
00:01:55Sesame Street, can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:03Call and play, everything's A-OK. Friendly neighbors there, that's where we meet.
00:02:15Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:21How to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:25Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:40A lot of mail.
00:02:42Hi.
00:02:44Picked up the mail. There sure is a pile of it today.
00:02:46You know, I got a letter about a couple of days ago asking for Oscar to read a story.
00:02:51Can you imagine that?
00:02:52I'll tell you what, we're going to do it today.
00:02:54Let Oscar read a story.
00:02:57One for Susan. Special delivery, well.
00:03:00Oh, hello, Big Bird. How are you?
00:03:03Oh, wonderful.
00:03:05Uh, guess who's just been here, Big Bird?
00:03:07Gee, I don't know. I didn't see anybody, Gordon.
00:03:09You didn't?
00:03:10Well, um, see what I have in my hand?
00:03:13Oh, yeah.
00:03:13Mail.
00:03:14It's mail?
00:03:15It's mail, yeah.
00:03:16So, does that give you a hint as to who's just been here?
00:03:19Okay.
00:03:19Santa Claus was here.
00:03:21Santa Claus?
00:03:22Hmm.
00:03:23Really?
00:03:23I wrote him a letter last Christmas.
00:03:25Yeah?
00:03:25Maybe he's answering it now.
00:03:27Uh, no, it's not Santa Claus, Big Bird.
00:03:30It's somebody you'd see every day.
00:03:32Oh, Mr. Rogers?
00:03:35Mr. Rogers?
00:03:37Yeah, I see him every day on my television.
00:03:40Oh, no, no, Big Bird.
00:03:41You see, I mean, somebody you'd see every day here on Sesame Street.
00:03:45Oh.
00:03:46Yeah.
00:03:46Well, and I, I give up.
00:03:48Give up?
00:03:49That's pretty hard.
00:03:49Oh, the mailman.
00:03:51The mailman.
00:03:53Oh, you'd have given me more hints.
00:03:54I mean...
00:03:55I'm sorry, Big Bird.
00:03:56It was a mailman.
00:03:57But I'll tell you what, just to be fair with you, I'll give you another one.
00:04:00Ready?
00:04:01Okay, I'm ready.
00:04:01Okay.
00:04:02Uh, you probably noticed today, right now, that the trash cans are very neat.
00:04:07Stacked up nicely, piled nicely, very neat.
00:04:11Yes, they are.
00:04:11But only a bit earlier, they were overflowing with trash.
00:04:16The lids were off, trash was all over.
00:04:18I saw that.
00:04:19Now they're neat.
00:04:20Now, who was just here?
00:04:21The mailman.
00:04:22No, not the mailman.
00:04:24You just said he was here.
00:04:25I know he was just here, but I don't mean him.
00:04:26I mean, somebody else was here, because the trash cans, which were junky, are now nice
00:04:32and neat.
00:04:32Oh, Mr. Rogers?
00:04:34He's neat.
00:04:34Mr. Rogers doesn't take care of the trash.
00:04:36He didn't empty the trash cans.
00:04:38Now, who emptied the trash cans?
00:04:39I give up again.
00:04:41Okay, I'll tell you.
00:04:42It was the trash man.
00:04:45He was just here.
00:04:46Oh.
00:04:47Okay?
00:04:48You got that?
00:04:49I'm pretty good at these games.
00:04:50You got any more questions?
00:04:51Yeah, I'll give you one more.
00:04:52Mm-hmm.
00:04:52Okay, Susan told me yesterday that my hair was getting a little long, you know, a little
00:05:00shaggy and stuff.
00:05:01Mm-hmm.
00:05:01So, it's now a little neater, trimmed a little better.
00:05:05Well, it looks nice.
00:05:06Right?
00:05:07So, I've been somewhere.
00:05:08Now, where have I been?
00:05:10To whom?
00:05:11Where did I go?
00:05:11To whom?
00:05:12To whom?
00:05:13Was that Al back there?
00:05:14To Ernie.
00:05:16Ernie?
00:05:17Ernie.
00:05:17Oh, Big Bird, I went to the barber shop.
00:05:20That's right.
00:05:21Ernie is now a barber.
00:05:23He's cutting hair.
00:05:25Oh, yeah.
00:05:25I didn't know that.
00:05:28Hey, Ernie.
00:05:30Oh, hi, Bert.
00:05:31Hey.
00:05:31What's this?
00:05:32A barber pole?
00:05:33Sure is.
00:05:34Yeah?
00:05:34And the sign there, it says, Ernie's Barber Shop.
00:05:38That's what it says.
00:05:39You're not serious, Ernie.
00:05:41Oh, of course I'm serious.
00:05:43But, Ernie, you're no barber.
00:05:45What do you mean, I'm no barber?
00:05:46You're no barber.
00:05:47I got myself a barber pole.
00:05:49So?
00:05:49I've got a pair of barber scissors.
00:05:50Yeah.
00:05:51And a barber comb.
00:05:52And I got a barber mirror.
00:05:53Yeah.
00:05:53And so I'm a barber.
00:05:55Yeah, but, Ernie, you've never given anyone a haircut, even.
00:05:58Well, that's true.
00:05:59But I'm about to give someone a haircut.
00:06:02You mean you found some poor ding-a-ling, someone so dumb,
00:06:05someone so stupid.
00:06:07Bert, sit down, please.
00:06:08Sure.
00:06:09Okay.
00:06:10Someone so stupid that he's going to let you cut his hair?
00:06:13Oh, you bet, Bert.
00:06:17There we go.
00:06:20There.
00:06:21Wait a minute.
00:06:24Ernie, you are not going to cut my hair.
00:06:27Oh, please, Bert.
00:06:28No.
00:06:28You must sit still while the barber is cutting your hair.
00:06:30Ernie, you're not going to cut my hair.
00:06:31Sit down, Bert.
00:06:32Now, Ernie, come on.
00:06:33Are you sure you know what you're doing, Ernie?
00:06:34Don't worry about it, Bert.
00:06:35I know what I'm doing.
00:06:36Oh, of course.
00:06:37Oh, boy.
00:06:37Sure, I know all about barbering.
00:06:39Now, not too much off the top, okay?
00:06:41Don't you worry about it, Bert.
00:06:43And I like my hair long, Ernie.
00:06:44You'll love it when I finish with it.
00:06:46Okay, make sure that I like it.
00:06:47When I finish with it, you won't recognize yourself.
00:06:49Hey, come on now.
00:06:50Don't cut it too short, okay?
00:06:51Oh, no, no.
00:06:52It won't be too short, Bert.
00:06:53Okay.
00:06:54Because one of the nice things about hair is it grows back again after you cut it down.
00:06:58You know, that's one of the great things about hair.
00:07:01Yeah?
00:07:01It's really sort of amazing when you think about it, you know.
00:07:03Look, Ernie, I haven't got all day, you know?
00:07:06Okay, well, I'm almost finished here.
00:07:08Clippity-clip, clippity-clip, clip, clip.
00:07:11Okay, and there we are, all finished.
00:07:14Yeah, can I get up now?
00:07:15Mm-hmm.
00:07:15Okay.
00:07:17Well?
00:07:18There you go.
00:07:19Well, what?
00:07:20Well, you know, how do I look?
00:07:22Well, you look, um, you look, you look with your eyes, Bert.
00:07:27Oh, Ernie, come on now.
00:07:29Where's the mirror, huh?
00:07:30Where's the mirror?
00:07:30Oh, you don't want to look at yourself in the mirror, Bert.
00:07:32Of course I want to look at myself in the mirror.
00:07:34Oh, no, you don't.
00:07:35Where's the mirror?
00:07:36Come on.
00:07:36Well, okay.
00:07:37Where's the mirror?
00:07:37Let's see.
00:07:39Here's the mirror here.
00:07:40Take a look.
00:07:46Ernie?
00:07:47Hmm?
00:07:48I'm bald.
00:07:50Well, uh, I wouldn't say that, Bert.
00:07:53You wouldn't say that?
00:07:55No, but it's true!
00:07:57Well, I know it's true.
00:07:58I just wouldn't say it, Bert.
00:07:59You cut all my hair off!
00:08:00Well, yes, I'm sorry about that.
00:08:01Ernie!
00:08:02But remember, it will grow back again, you know?
00:08:04My hair!
00:08:04That's one of the great things about hair, you know?
00:08:06It'll take a month for my hair to grow back, Ernie.
00:08:09A whole month?
00:08:10A whole month!
00:08:10What are you going to do about it?
00:08:12Uh, Bert?
00:08:13What?
00:08:13I have just the thing for you.
00:08:15Just a second.
00:08:16Oh, my hair!
00:08:17Here you go, Bert.
00:08:18What is that, a book?
00:08:20Mm-hmm.
00:08:20A book won't make my hair grow faster?
00:08:22No, but it'll give you something to do while you're waiting.
00:08:27Ernie!
00:08:34One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:08:44Four!
00:08:49Four.
00:08:53Four.
00:08:55Four.
00:09:09One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:09:16You know, I feel kind of bad.
00:09:18I accidentally cut off all Bert's hair while I was practicing to be a barber.
00:09:22But I'm helping him now.
00:09:24Ernie, this will not work.
00:09:26Well, why not?
00:09:27It just won't work, that's all.
00:09:28You know, I can't wear this hat till my hair grows back.
00:09:31I can't see anything.
00:09:32Well, you sure you can't see anything?
00:09:34Not a thing, believe me.
00:09:36I believe you, Bert.
00:09:37You're talking to the wall.
00:09:38What?
00:09:39What?
00:09:39Where are you?
00:09:39Over here, Bert.
00:09:40What?
00:09:40Oh, thanks.
00:09:41Okay, there you go.
00:09:42You know, I know what you need, Bert, old buddy.
00:09:44You need something, and I know what it is.
00:09:47What is it?
00:09:47A wig.
00:09:49What?
00:09:49Yes, indeed.
00:09:50You need a wig.
00:09:50You've got to be kidding.
00:09:51No.
00:09:52No, no.
00:09:52What you need is a wig, and I just happen to have a wig.
00:09:55I'll get it for you, Bert.
00:09:56I'm not going to like this.
00:09:58I got a wig.
00:09:59Okay, sit down.
00:10:00Sit down in the barber's chair here.
00:10:01Oh, no.
00:10:01Ernie, are you sure?
00:10:02Here we go.
00:10:02What, like that?
00:10:03You'll love it, Bert.
00:10:04Oh, boy.
00:10:04It'll be you.
00:10:06Oh, that's good.
00:10:08Mm.
00:10:09All righty.
00:10:10See?
00:10:10Now you got hair just like you had before.
00:10:14Oh, that's cute.
00:10:15Yeah, that's funny.
00:10:17Ernie, I'm not going to wear this.
00:10:18I can't wear it.
00:10:19Why not?
00:10:20Yeah, it looks dumb, that's why.
00:10:22All my friends will laugh me off the street.
00:10:24Oh, well, what you need, then, is a beard.
00:10:27Why do I need a beard now?
00:10:28Then your friends won't recognize you.
00:10:30Oh, Ernie, come on.
00:10:32I got a beard right here.
00:10:32Here we go.
00:10:33Here we go.
00:10:33Oh, no, Ernie.
00:10:33Oh, no, no.
00:10:34Hold still.
00:10:34Hold still.
00:10:35Hold still.
00:10:35Hold still.
00:10:36Come on.
00:10:36Close your mouth.
00:10:38There we go.
00:10:41This is silly.
00:10:42This is silly.
00:10:43Yes, you're right.
00:10:44It certainly is silly.
00:10:45Okay, now.
00:10:46A beard is silly without a mustache.
00:10:48Oh, Ernie, no mustache.
00:10:50Ernie, this is enough.
00:10:51Hold still, Bert.
00:10:52Hold still.
00:10:53There's hair in my mouth.
00:10:55There's hair in my mouth.
00:10:57Oh, Ernie.
00:10:59You look great, Bert.
00:11:00I mean, I look great.
00:11:01Oh, you look beautiful.
00:11:02I do not.
00:11:03Why I can't be seen in the street looking like this?
00:11:05Why not?
00:11:06Why not?
00:11:07What do people say?
00:11:08Well, here comes somebody.
00:11:11Let's see what he does.
00:11:12Okay.
00:11:14Daddy.
00:11:16Why?
00:11:17Daddy.
00:11:17Oh, how nice to see you, Daddy.
00:11:20I didn't know that you was around here.
00:11:22Oh, you got to come home with me.
00:11:24I'm not your daddy, kid.
00:11:26Hey, leave me alone.
00:11:26Come on, Daddy.
00:11:27Ernie, I'll get you for this.
00:11:28Hey, this is weird.
00:11:29This is weird.
00:11:30Hey, come on.
00:11:31Leave me alone.
00:11:31Well, so far, it's been a bad day for old buddy, Bert.
00:11:40One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:11:49Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:11:54One, two, three.
00:11:58Four, four, four, four, four.
00:12:01Three, four, four, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
00:12:19nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
00:12:24nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
00:12:24nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
00:12:24nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine,
00:12:24nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine
00:12:29Four wind of toys.
00:12:33One, two, three, four.
00:12:37Four arms.
00:12:40One, two, three, four.
00:12:44Four root beer floats.
00:12:52And a toy for a horse.
00:12:59Poor Bert.
00:13:00First I cut off all his hair, and then a monster came and took him away.
00:13:04Why, Bert, you're back.
00:13:07Why, did you have any trouble with the monster?
00:13:09And look, look at your hair.
00:13:11It's back.
00:13:12Hey, what is it, a wig?
00:13:14No, it's your real hair?
00:13:16Why, you mean it grew back that fast?
00:13:19Did the monsters help you to grow it back that fast?
00:13:22Yeah, well, that figures.
00:13:23Monsters know a lot about growing hair, I guess.
00:13:26What did they do?
00:13:26Spray some sort of special monster stuff on it, I bet, huh?
00:13:30Yeah.
00:13:31Hey, Bert, why don't you say something?
00:13:32How come you're so quiet, Bert?
00:13:34I mean, what's the matter with you, Bert?
00:13:37Come on, Bert, say something.
00:13:38Corky.
00:13:53Corky.
00:13:56Hmm.
00:13:57Oh, buddy Bob has a game for us to play, and he's right over there in the yard waiting for
00:14:02us.
00:14:02Well, there are a number of ways we could get over there from over here, right?
00:14:07Let's say we could walk, we could run, or hop, or take a plane, or a train, or a bus,
00:14:16or we could eat our way over.
00:14:18Yeah, that's right.
00:14:20Eat our way over.
00:14:21Watch.
00:14:22Ahem.
00:14:37All right.
00:14:39Now that you've eaten everything in sight, would you mind telling me what you plan to have for dessert?
00:14:58Well, now that you've eaten your way over here, let's take a look at all of these things that I
00:15:03have right here in the yard with me.
00:15:06Now, it seems that a lot of these things that I have here are used for transportation.
00:15:12Now, you know what transportation means, right?
00:15:16It means that it's a way of getting from one place to another.
00:15:20You could say that you can use your feet for transportation.
00:15:25You can walk or run from one place to another, or you could use some of these things here.
00:15:29Let's take a look at them.
00:15:31We've got, oh, airplanes and cars and all kinds of things.
00:15:35You know what I think we ought to do is make two big piles, and in one pile we'll put
00:15:41all the things that you can use for transportation, and in another pile we'll put all the things that you
00:15:47can't use for transportation, or to travel from one place to another.
00:15:51Okay?
00:15:52Why don't you help me out?
00:15:54Now, first thing we have here is an airplane.
00:15:58Can you use that for transportation?
00:16:00Sure, you can fly from one place to another, can't you?
00:16:03So let's put that right over here.
00:16:07Okay?
00:16:08Now, let's see, what else do we have?
00:16:10We have a helicopter, right?
00:16:14There's two big propellers on the top.
00:16:17You can use the helicopter for transportation.
00:16:20Sure, you can fly in a helicopter just like an airplane, so I guess we should put that right next
00:16:26to the airplane over here, okay?
00:16:29Now, what else do we have here?
00:16:31How about this apple?
00:16:34Can you use an apple to travel from one place to another?
00:16:39Not very well, can you?
00:16:41So let's put that back over here in another pile.
00:16:46Now, let's see, what else do we have?
00:16:48We have a little car.
00:16:52Can you use a car to travel from one place to another?
00:16:55Transportation?
00:16:56Sure, you can.
00:16:58So we'll put that over with the helicopter and with the airplane.
00:17:05Now, how about this nice flower?
00:17:09Can you use a flower for transportation?
00:17:12Can you travel with a flower?
00:17:13Sure.
00:17:14Nope.
00:17:15So that has to go over with the apple, right?
00:17:18Right over here in the old apple pile.
00:17:23How about, um...
00:17:26How about this tricycle?
00:17:29Can you use a tricycle to travel from one place to another?
00:17:33Sure, I bet you do it all the time, don't you?
00:17:36So we'll put that over with the car and the helicopter and the airplane.
00:17:40All the things you can travel in.
00:17:44How about a locomotive?
00:17:46Can you travel from one place to another on a locomotive?
00:17:50Sure, if it's pulling a train or if you're the engineer, you'd ride right inside there.
00:17:53So that's another thing to be used for transportation.
00:18:00How about this letter B?
00:18:04Can you use that to travel in?
00:18:07No, I don't think you can travel in a letter B too well.
00:18:10So better put that over with the flower and the apple.
00:18:15I have one thing left.
00:18:17That's this rocket.
00:18:19Can you travel in a rocket?
00:18:22Certainly can.
00:18:22You can even go to the moon in a rocket.
00:18:24So we better put that over here with these other things here.
00:18:29Now we have two piles.
00:18:31One pile.
00:18:32All the things that can be used for transportation.
00:18:35Going from one place to another.
00:18:37And all the other things that can't be used for transportation.
00:18:40The bee and the flower and the apple.
00:18:44Hey, I just got another idea.
00:18:45You know, we should divide this pile into things
00:18:49that can travel on the land.
00:18:52And make another pile out of all the things that cannot travel on the land
00:18:57or that usually don't travel on the land.
00:18:58How about, let's see.
00:19:02Let's take this tricycle first.
00:19:07Now does that travel on the land or in the water or up in the air?
00:19:12Sure, that goes on the land, right?
00:19:13All right, so let's make another pile.
00:19:17They'll pull the tricycle right over there.
00:19:21How about the car?
00:19:24Does that travel on land or air or water?
00:19:27That travels on the land again, right?
00:19:30So that should go over with the tricycle.
00:19:33Right over here.
00:19:36How about this airplane?
00:19:37Does that travel on the land or in the air?
00:19:41Well, it starts off on the land, doesn't it?
00:19:43But then usually most of the time it's spent traveling in the air.
00:19:48That's what an airplane's for.
00:19:49So we'll make another pile right over here of things that travel in the air.
00:19:54And get these things out of here for a minute.
00:19:57Now, let's see.
00:19:58A rocket.
00:19:59Does a rocket travel on the land, water or air?
00:20:04Right again, that travels up in the air.
00:20:05So we'll put that with the airplane right over here.
00:20:13How about this locomotive?
00:20:16Does that travel on the land?
00:20:18Sure, all you need are some tracks, railroad tracks.
00:20:23And that travels on the land.
00:20:24So that goes over here with all these things here, huh?
00:20:28Now, we've got three things over here that travel on the land.
00:20:31And one thing left here.
00:20:32That's the helicopter.
00:20:35Does that travel on the land or up in the air?
00:20:38Right again.
00:20:39That's up in the air.
00:20:39So that goes with the airplane and the rocket.
00:20:45Now we have three piles here.
00:20:47Things that travel in the air.
00:20:49Things that travel on the land.
00:20:52And things that you can't travel in at all.
00:20:57Hey, I can think of one more way we should make, we should divide these things up.
00:21:02And that is things that you can drive yourself or things that you can't drive yourself.
00:21:08Those things that travel on the land.
00:21:10Let's see what we have here now.
00:21:13Now, these are all the things that travel on the land, right?
00:21:16Now, could you drive a locomotive?
00:21:19Hmm?
00:21:20Not yet.
00:21:20But maybe when you're big, you could be an engineer, right?
00:21:22And you could drive a locomotive.
00:21:25But for now, you're a little bit small.
00:21:28So we'll make a pile there of the things that you can't drive yet.
00:21:33How about this tricycle?
00:21:35Can you drive a tricycle now?
00:21:37Sure you can.
00:21:38You're big enough to do that.
00:21:39So we'll put that in that pile over there.
00:21:43And how about a car?
00:21:44Can you drive a car yet?
00:21:46Not quite big enough to drive a car.
00:21:48So we'll put that with the locomotive.
00:21:51Now, we've got four piles here now, haven't we?
00:21:56Things that travel in the air.
00:21:59Things that travel on the land that you're not quite old enough to drive yet.
00:22:03The tricycle that travels on the land that you're big enough to drive.
00:22:07And things that you can't travel in at all.
00:22:12You know, when you're grown up though, you probably could drive some of these other things like,
00:22:18oh, like these airplanes and like the locomotive and the car.
00:22:23And maybe you could even be a pilot on a spaceship.
00:22:28Just imagine if you could be the pilot of this spaceship right here.
00:22:39Okay, it's a nice ride up to now.
00:22:42Out and clear.
00:22:43Roger.
00:22:44Okay, the fuel is go about one and a quarter G's.
00:22:48Cabin pressure is just coming off the peg.
00:22:50The oxygen is go with 26 amps.
00:22:53Roger.
00:22:54Pitch 8A.
00:22:54Trajectory is good.
00:22:55Roger.
00:22:56Looks good here.
00:22:58Roger.
00:22:59You're on the window.
00:23:00Are you trying a yaw maneuver?
00:23:01I'm trying a yaw maneuver and I'm on the window.
00:23:04It's such a fascinating view out the window, you just can't help but look up that way.
00:23:07Puzzle grates fired.
00:23:09Okay.
00:23:11Roger.
00:23:11Zero G and I feel fine.
00:23:13Capsule is turning around.
00:23:16Oh, that view is tremendous.
00:23:19Capsule turning around and I could see the booster during turnaround just a couple of hundred yards behind me.
00:23:24It was beautiful.
00:23:26Roger.
00:23:27Seven.
00:23:28You have a go.
00:23:29At least seven orbits.
00:23:31Roger.
00:23:32Understand.
00:23:33Go for at least seven orbits.
00:23:34You have a go.
00:23:49Oh, it's too much.
00:23:50Hi.
00:23:50Go for at least seven orbits.
00:23:51give me a garg from?
00:23:51Oh, I gave me a worm.
00:23:57You've got to look at the fire.
00:23:57Oh, so gold.
00:25:20Hiya.
00:25:21Once again, I'm here to present a little talk about one of the letters of the alphabet.
00:25:25Now, today, the letter is B, and this is a B. Now, the B sort of looks like a fat
00:25:33man
00:25:33with his belt too tight, you know? And B is a very useful letter if you are fond of bread
00:25:39and butter because both of these words begin with a B. And, uh, here we go again. Okay,
00:25:51well, now this is an R. And the R looks a lot like a B with the bottom eaten off
00:25:56of it, in
00:25:57case you didn't notice. And, uh, R is used for certain words like rotten and ruin and,
00:26:03uh, F. The letter P is a nice letter. I mean, it looks something like an R with one of
00:26:10the
00:26:10legs eaten off. And wait a minute. Hey, you, how am I supposed to talk about the letters
00:26:14when you keep eating pieces off of them? Huh? Well, okay, now, now P is the first letter
00:26:20in a lot of different words, but I can't think of any at the moment. And it's, uh, well, that's
00:26:26an F, then. It's an F. Now, the letter F starts a number of words which I can think of,
00:26:30like,
00:26:31uh, well, now what? Okay, that's a, that's a, that's a one, or an I, or a small L, or
00:26:40a line, or,
00:26:42or dessert, depending on your point of view. Okay, okay, now you've done it. You see what
00:26:50you've done? You've eaten my letter, and you've ruined my talk, and you've made me look foolish
00:26:53in front of millions of people on television. Well, I hope you're satisfied, you great big hairy
00:27:09ugly.
00:27:11B. That's the letter B. B, B, B, B, B. Beautiful begins with B. Big B, letter B. I know
00:27:21a lot
00:27:22of things that begin with the letter B. It begins with a B. B, B, B, B.
00:27:28B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B,
00:27:48B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B,
00:27:49B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B,
00:27:49B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B,
00:27:49B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B,
00:27:49B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B
00:27:58B, B, B. B is for ball.
00:28:02Oh, I know. It's a beach ball.
00:28:05Yeah, with stripes. How come it isn't round? Maybe it
00:28:09broke. Maybe it bounced on the stone and got
00:28:13bashed. B, B.
00:28:17B, B, B, B. B is for...
00:28:21It's a boat. It's a beginning of a boat.
00:28:26It's a boat. It's a boat.
00:28:28Is it a big boat or a little boat?
00:28:31It's a big boat.
00:28:33It's a green boat.
00:28:35B, B, B.
00:28:38B, B, B, B.
00:28:39B, B, B, B, B.
00:28:40Oh, I know that.
00:28:42I can tell. It's a bat.
00:28:46Batman.
00:28:48Batman.
00:28:50Batman.
00:28:52Batman.
00:28:53Batman.
00:28:55That's a Batman.
00:28:57Signal.
00:29:00Yeah, Batman's going to a party tonight.
00:29:03He's going to the pool.
00:29:05That's the bat signal.
00:29:07That's the bat.
00:29:09B is for a...
00:29:11B, B, B.
00:29:12B is for...
00:29:13What is it?
00:29:16It's a bird.
00:29:19Your bird is nice so far.
00:29:21That's a...
00:29:21That's a nice bird so far.
00:29:24It's a bird.
00:29:26It's a plane.
00:29:27Look at that plane.
00:29:28It's a super bird.
00:29:30Ew.
00:29:31Maybe it's a super bird.
00:29:33Either a man bird or a lady bird.
00:29:36Look, a B.
00:29:37B, B, B, B.
00:29:39Big B.
00:29:40That's the little B.
00:29:42That's a little B.
00:29:46B is for birthday cake.
00:29:49There's this big birthday cake.
00:29:52Start to the B.
00:29:53The bus.
00:29:54How old are you?
00:29:56See?
00:29:57Those are the candles.
00:29:59Looking through.
00:29:59What happened?
00:30:00What happened?
00:30:02What happened?
00:30:02What happened?
00:30:03He's four...
00:30:04Eleven!
00:30:07Five years old.
00:30:09He's going to be five years old.
00:30:11Isn't that great?
00:30:16Oh, six.
00:30:19No.
00:30:19Oh, seven.
00:30:23Eight!
00:30:27Eight!
00:30:30B!
00:30:31B!
00:30:32B!
00:30:34B!
00:30:34B!
00:30:35B!
00:30:41I know a lot of things that begin with the letter B.
00:30:46Kermit again.
00:30:47Now, by now, you probably all know that this right here is the letter B.
00:30:52Now, the letter B.
00:30:53And today, I'm going to talk to you about the sound of the letter B.
00:30:58Okay.
00:30:58Now, the sound that the letter B makes is B. B. All right?
00:31:04And it is made by doing this.
00:31:06First of all, you put the lips tightly together like this.
00:31:09Ooh.
00:31:10Say that?
00:31:11Ooh.
00:31:11See how tightly my lips are together?
00:31:13Ooh.
00:31:14All right?
00:31:15And then you fill the cheeks with air like this.
00:31:17Ooh.
00:31:19See?
00:31:20And then you release the air suddenly through the lips like this.
00:31:24Ooh.
00:31:25B.
00:31:26Ooh.
00:31:26B.
00:31:27Ooh.
00:31:29B.
00:31:30Okay?
00:31:31You got that?
00:31:31That is the sound of the letter B. Of the letter B. Okay.
00:31:37Now then, for those of you who missed that demonstration, I...
00:31:41Hey, frog!
00:31:42Yes, hello.
00:31:43Hi.
00:31:44Okay.
00:31:44Hey, listen.
00:31:45I'm talking about the letter B.
00:31:46Oh.
00:31:46So you just kind of quiet down back there.
00:31:48Go ahead.
00:31:49All right.
00:31:49I'll listen.
00:31:50Now the sound of the letter B is produced by placing the lips firmly together, thusly.
00:31:56Ooh.
00:31:57Ooh.
00:31:57See that?
00:31:58Yeah.
00:31:58Ooh.
00:31:59Okay.
00:32:00And then you fill the cheeks with air thusly.
00:32:03Ooh.
00:32:04Ooh.
00:32:05See it?
00:32:06Yeah, it's very good.
00:32:07And then suddenly releasing the air through the lips thusly.
00:32:11Buh.
00:32:12Buh.
00:32:13Yeah.
00:32:14Buh.
00:32:15Got that.
00:32:15Yeah.
00:32:16Okay.
00:32:16Did you understand that?
00:32:17I understood that.
00:32:18All right.
00:32:19Well, let us see if you can make the sound of the letter B.
00:32:22Okay.
00:32:23Ready?
00:32:23Ready.
00:32:24Go ahead.
00:32:28Buh.
00:32:29Mm-hmm.
00:32:32Buh!
00:32:37Buh!
00:32:39Buh!
00:32:40Buh!
00:32:41Buh!
00:32:42Buh!
00:32:46Buh!
00:32:46Buh!
00:32:48Buh!
00:32:48Buh!
00:32:50Buh!
00:32:51Buh!
00:32:53Buh!
00:32:58Buh!
00:33:02Buh!
00:33:04Buh!
00:33:06Buh!
00:33:16Buh!
00:33:18Did somebody call me by my first and last name?
00:33:22Yes, I called you, and it's about time you got here, too.
00:33:24Now, will you please come on and recite your numbers?
00:33:27All right, I'll do that.
00:33:28When I do, you know, I'm going to count them just for you.
00:33:33Well, we'll see if you know them for sure.
00:33:34I'm not so sure you even know you know them.
00:33:36I know, I know, I know, I know.
00:33:40Roosevelt, Franklin, how old are you?
00:33:43I used to be one, now I'm going on two.
00:33:46What you gonna do when you get three?
00:33:50Gonna look my daddy right in his knee.
00:33:54Oh, daddy's little man.
00:33:56Ha, ha, yeah.
00:33:58And Roosevelt, when you get four?
00:34:01Get me some candy from the candy store.
00:34:04What you gonna do when you reach five?
00:34:08Gonna get some honey from the old peehive.
00:34:11All right, Roosevelt.
00:34:13Yes, I like that.
00:34:15Young Mr. Franklin, what about six?
00:34:18I'll get my first job hauling bricks.
00:34:22What you gonna do when you get seven?
00:34:25Go past the church and say good morning to the Reven.
00:34:29My, what a nice young man.
00:34:31Every Sunday.
00:34:33Roosevelt, what about when you get eight?
00:34:36I'm gonna eat all the collard greens off my plate.
00:34:39That's good.
00:34:39What you gonna do when you get nine?
00:34:43Gonna take a ride on the railroad line.
00:34:46Go downtown and see your grandma.
00:34:48Mm-hmm.
00:34:48She's waiting for me.
00:34:50Ooh.
00:34:50Roosevelt, when you get ten.
00:34:53I'm going back to one, start over again.
00:34:57One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:35:07How come I can't do that, too?
00:35:11You can't do like Roosevelt do.
00:35:14Cause I'm Roosevelt Franklin.
00:35:16Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:35:18Said I'm Roosevelt Franklin.
00:35:20Yes, he is.
00:35:21Call me Roosevelt Franklin.
00:35:23Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:35:25Mm-mm.
00:35:27Roosevelt Franklin sure does know his numbers.
00:35:30Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:36:09One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:36:16One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:36:16One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:36:19Five.
00:36:20Five.
00:36:29Five.
00:36:37Five.
00:36:39Five.
00:36:44One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:36:52You met Roosevelt Franklin, right?
00:36:54Well, here's another old friend of ours, and he has something very important to tell you.
00:36:59So, you'll pay attention, won't you?
00:37:01Okay, go ahead, Mr. Robinson.
00:37:03A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P,
00:37:31E, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z.
00:37:50Thank you, Mr. Robinson.
00:37:53Kids, you know what?
00:37:54Whenever someone recites the alphabet for you, you should repeat the letter right after them, like this.
00:38:00A, A, B, B, C, C.
00:38:05That way, you can learn the letters that you don't know, and you can review all the letters that you
00:38:10do know.
00:38:11See?
00:38:18Oh, Oscar, that's some terrible music on there.
00:38:22Oh, quiet, Susan.
00:38:24I'm listening to the radio.
00:38:26This is my favorite program.
00:38:29It's called Grouch Time.
00:38:31Yeah, how'd you like that one?
00:38:33Wasn't that really a rotten song?
00:38:35Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:38:35That was called, I Want to Hold Your Claw.
00:38:38Oh, it's rotten.
00:38:39Hold your claw?
00:38:39Yeah, that was for the beautiful people.
00:38:41Hey, now we're going to do another tune for you if we can manage to wake up the band that's
00:38:44asleep over there.
00:38:45Hey, and get that engineer back in here.
00:38:48Hey, punch up this next one.
00:38:49It's called, uh, this one called A Grump Named Sue.
00:38:53Yeah, that's my favorite song.
00:38:55Oh, Oscar, that's terrible music.
00:38:57I can't listen to that.
00:38:58Oh, come on.
00:38:59It's the only kind of music they play on Grouch Time.
00:39:03We grouches really like awful music.
00:39:05Well, that's all right if you like it, but can't you turn the volume down just a little?
00:39:10I can't do that.
00:39:12What?
00:39:12Awful music doesn't really sound terrible, unless it's very loud.
00:39:17Well, Oscar, you're being very inconsiderate.
00:39:19You're interrupting us, and we're trying to talk about the alphabet.
00:39:23Well, stop.
00:39:24Stop?
00:39:25Sure.
00:39:26Stop talking about the alphabet.
00:39:29Who cares about it?
00:39:30Well, lots of people care about the alphabet.
00:39:32It happens to be very important, and besides, it's fun.
00:39:35So why should we start?
00:39:36Listen, I'm a grouch.
00:39:38I don't care a fig for the alphabet.
00:39:41I don't even care a tiny little bit about your dumb alphabet.
00:39:45So there.
00:39:46Well, if that's the way you feel about it.
00:39:49Yeah, how'd you like that one, the grouches?
00:39:50Now, before we hear our next grummy, rotten song on grouch time, look, it's time for our daily contest.
00:39:58Oh, yeah, yeah.
00:39:58Hey, this is the exciting part, Susan.
00:40:01Yeah, and the winner of today's contest is going to receive as a top prize.
00:40:07The top prize will be two dozen liverwurst donuts.
00:40:14Wow.
00:40:15Liverwurst donuts?
00:40:15Boy, I hope they call me.
00:40:17Yeah, two dozen liverwurst donuts.
00:40:18Yes, folks, I'm dialing the telephone number now, and if your crummy phone rings, you might
00:40:23be the lucky winner on two dozen liverwurst donuts with mustard frosting.
00:40:29Mustard frosting.
00:40:30That's the prize?
00:40:31Hey, Oscar, let's go for it.
00:40:32They're calling me.
00:40:33What's your doing?
00:40:35Oh, oh, oh.
00:40:36Oh, no, no, no.
00:40:37Is this Oscar the Grouch?
00:40:38Yeah, you bet.
00:40:39Is this, is this, um, grouch time?
00:40:41Oh, yeah, this is grouch time, all right, yeah.
00:40:43Hey, listen, you might be the lucky person to win two dozen liverwurst donuts today, okay?
00:40:48I know, I know, with mustard frosting.
00:40:51Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:40:51Don't forget that part.
00:40:52Yeah, yeah, you like mustard times, yeah, okay.
00:40:55Listen, very good.
00:40:56Now, all you gotta do to win the prize is...
00:40:59Yeah, yeah, yeah, what do I have to do?
00:41:00Well, she'll have quiet, and I'll tell you.
00:41:02You have to recite the alphabet, okay, Grouch?
00:41:06You're kidding.
00:41:07No, no, I'm not kidding.
00:41:09I never kid.
00:41:10Hey, listen, all you have to do is just recite the alphabet, okay?
00:41:13You got it now?
00:41:14Uh, no.
00:41:15You don't give a fig about the alphabet, remember, Oscar?
00:41:18Oh, well, come on, Susan, give me a chance.
00:41:21Come on, come on.
00:41:21Listen, don't look at me to help.
00:41:23Don't expect me to help you.
00:41:24Hey, listen, listen, Grouch, are you gonna recite the alphabet or not?
00:41:28Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure.
00:41:29Okay, let's go, then.
00:41:30All right, here we go.
00:41:31Let's see, the first letter is...
00:41:33Oh, yeah, A, B, C, D...
00:41:37Come on, dummy!
00:41:38E, E, F...
00:41:39Come on, come on, hurry up!
00:41:40G, H, I, J...
00:41:43Ah, I haven't got it with me!
00:41:43A, L, M, N, O, P, Q, U...
00:41:47Q, R...
00:41:48You don't know your alphabet for a second.
00:41:49S, T, U, V...
00:41:53Um, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:41:54Uh, W, X, Y...
00:41:58Come on, dummy.
00:42:00Oh, boy, I can't remember that last letter.
00:42:03See, I told you you should know your alphabet, didn't I tell you?
00:42:07Can't you give me a little hint?
00:42:08No hints a lot!
00:42:09Oh, I'm sorry, uh, um, uh, yeah, well, uh, it's right on the tip of my tongue.
00:42:13Yeah, well, get it off.
00:42:14Uh, W, X, Y...
00:42:18Come on.
00:42:18Grilf.
00:42:19No, no, no, that's on it.
00:42:20Uh, W, X, Y, Scranich.
00:42:23Nerdle.
00:42:25Framp.
00:42:27I'm sorry, sir.
00:42:28Your time is up.
00:42:29Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:42:31The last letter, the last letter of the alphabet, dummy, is C.
00:42:35C, C, C, C, V.
00:42:37Got it now?
00:42:38You didn't win the two dozen liverwurst donuts.
00:42:41Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:42:43Goodbye, dummy.
00:42:44Goodbye.
00:42:45G-g-g-
00:42:47C, C, C, Oskar.
00:42:48I told you you should be more interested in your alphabet.
00:42:53Well, don't just stand there.
00:42:56Well, what should I do?
00:42:57You'll know perfectly well what you should do.
00:43:00It's obvious what you should do.
00:43:03What, Oscar?
00:43:04What?
00:43:06Tell me about the alphabet, please.
00:43:09Oh, now you're interested, right?
00:43:11All right.
00:43:12Now repeat after me.
00:43:13A.
00:43:14A.
00:43:15B.
00:43:15B.
00:43:16C.
00:43:16C.
00:43:17D.
00:43:18D.
00:43:18E.
00:43:18F.
00:43:43Hey, Jim.
00:43:44Oh, boy.
00:43:46Have I got something here.
00:43:48What is that?
00:43:48Here we go.
00:43:50Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:43:51Ha, ha, ha.
00:43:52I really got something today, Jim.
00:44:01It's a paper glider that you can make yourself.
00:44:05I went to the store, and the man says,
00:44:07you can take this home and make it yourself
00:44:08and have fun, you know, flying the glider around the room.
00:44:12Ha, ha, ha.
00:44:13Uh-huh.
00:44:15Ha, ha, ha.
00:44:20A lot of fun to fly gliders around.
00:44:30Jim, I don't think I can make it by myself.
00:44:34Would you help me make it, Jim?
00:44:36All right, I'll help you make it.
00:44:38Good boy.
00:44:41Ha, ha, ha.
00:44:46These are the instructions.
00:44:47That's the first thing you need.
00:44:48First thing you need.
00:44:49Now we'll read.
00:44:50First, number one.
00:44:52One.
00:44:53Fold the paper in half.
00:44:55Fold the paper in half.
00:44:59Ha, ha.
00:45:01Next.
00:45:07Second.
00:45:08Number two.
00:45:09Two.
00:45:09Fold back the corners to form a point.
00:45:13Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:45:14Fold back the corners.
00:45:16One corner.
00:45:18Two corners.
00:45:20Point.
00:45:21Ha, ha, ha.
00:45:22All right, let's go.
00:45:30Third.
00:45:32Number three.
00:45:33Three.
00:45:33Fold each side in half.
00:45:37Fold each side in half.
00:45:41Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:45:43Boy, this is gonna be fun, Jim.
00:45:46I'm gonna have some fun today.
00:45:49All right.
00:45:50Now, what, what, what, what's next?
00:45:53Now I'm ready to fly the glider.
00:46:03Attaboy, Jim!
00:46:05Ha, ha, ha.
00:46:05It's a perfect landing.
00:46:06Landed right there on the field there.
00:46:08Of course it did.
00:46:08That's the way I planned it.
00:46:10Hey, Jimmy.
00:46:10What is it?
00:46:11I ain't got an idea.
00:46:12What?
00:46:13My turn to fly the glider.
00:46:16Well, that's a good idea.
00:46:17But I've got a better idea.
00:46:19Instead of taking turns flying this glider,
00:46:22why don't you make the other one?
00:46:29That's a good idea, Jim.
00:46:32Ha, ha, ha.
00:46:32You can fly your glider and I can fly mine.
00:46:35Sure.
00:46:40Hey, Jim.
00:46:41What?
00:46:43They can't make my glider.
00:46:45Why not?
00:46:45You've got the other piece of paper, haven't you?
00:46:47Yeah, but they didn't put any instructions on mine.
00:46:50Thank you, Tim.
00:46:59Good job.
00:47:13Good job.
00:47:16Oh, my God.
00:48:05Oh, I'm sorry.
00:48:07This is the capital letter A.
00:48:10Next to it is the small letter A.
00:48:12Many words begin with this letter.
00:48:15Alligator, for instance.
00:48:16An alligator is an American reptile, similar to the crocodile, but having a shorter and
00:48:22flatter head.
00:48:25They have also been known to be extremely dangerous.
00:48:30A.
00:48:32Ape.
00:48:37Ape.
00:48:38Tip-toe through the tulips.
00:48:42Ape?
00:48:43A.
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00:52:02No, no, no, no.
00:52:34No, no, no.
00:53:06I don't know, Bert.
00:53:07What does it look like to you?
00:53:09Well, Ernie, it looks like the mysterious nose snatcher.
00:53:13No, I don't think so, Bert.
00:53:14Oh, yeah.
00:53:15Go nearer.
00:53:16You'll see.
00:53:16It's the mysterious nose snatcher, all right.
00:53:19There, I'm nearer.
00:53:20It still doesn't look like a nose snatcher to me.
00:53:22Well, you're not near enough.
00:53:26There.
00:53:28That's about the nearest I can get.
00:53:29All right.
00:53:30Now, what do you think it is?
00:53:33I don't know, Bert.
00:53:34It seems like it's a mysterious nose snatcher.
00:53:42Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:53:59This is an X.
00:54:01Even upside down, it's still an X.
00:54:05Many words begin with X, such as, well, of course, we...
00:54:12X, uh, begins, uh, did I show you when you...
00:54:17Yeah, I showed you that.
00:54:19All right.
00:54:21Uh, X is a very important letter.
00:54:23Many words end with X, such as, uh, how you, uh...
00:54:31Pardon me?
00:54:32Oh, yeah, uh, Fox.
00:54:36Box.
00:54:39Uh, fix.
00:54:43Axe.
00:54:46Uh, uh, one more X I should mention.
00:54:51Exit.
00:54:52Goodbye.
00:54:53Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:55:14That's a wicked rocket.
00:55:16Listen, Oscar, um, I did something.
00:55:18I have to confess this.
00:55:19What?
00:55:20I said earlier that you were gonna read a story today.
00:55:23Oh, boy, fine.
00:55:25Thanks a lot, Gordon.
00:55:26Thanks a lot.
00:55:27You gotta do it for me, because I made the promise.
00:55:29Okay?
00:55:30Now, I've got a book here.
00:55:31It's called Go Away Dog.
00:55:33Uh, right.
00:55:34Hey, isn't that the, um, story about the little boy who hates soft, furry, cuddly little dogs?
00:55:41That's the one.
00:55:42That's the one.
00:55:43All right, I'll read that.
00:55:44You wanna read it?
00:55:44Sure, I like that.
00:55:44Okay.
00:55:45That's my kind of story.
00:55:46Go, go.
00:55:47Read on, Oscar.
00:55:48Okay, it's called Go Away Dog.
00:55:52Go away, you bad old dog.
00:55:54Go away from me.
00:55:56I don't like you, dog.
00:55:59I don't like little dogs at all.
00:56:02Big dogs, little dogs, any dogs at all.
00:56:07I don't want that stick.
00:56:10Don't give it to me.
00:56:13If I throw the stick, will you go away?
00:56:19There, now.
00:56:20Go away with your stick.
00:56:24What do you want now?
00:56:29If I throw it again, will you go away?
00:56:34Don't jump on me, dog.
00:56:36I don't like that.
00:56:39Go away, you old dog.
00:56:43Go on home now.
00:56:46Don't you have a home?
00:56:48Well, that's too bad.
00:56:50But you can't come home with me.
00:56:54Don't wag your tail at me.
00:56:56I don't like dogs.
00:56:59You aren't bad for a dog.
00:57:02But I don't like dogs.
00:57:06Say, do that again.
00:57:08Roll over again, dog.
00:57:11Say, that's not bad.
00:57:13Can you shake hands?
00:57:15This is how to shake hands.
00:57:18I didn't say to lick my hand.
00:57:21Stop that, you old dog.
00:57:24If I play with you, will you go away?
00:57:29All right.
00:57:30Let's run, dog.
00:57:31Can you run as fast as I can?
00:57:36You can run fast, all right.
00:57:41That was fun, dog.
00:57:43Maybe we can play again.
00:57:46But I have to go home now.
00:57:48No, you can't come.
00:57:50Go away now, dog.
00:57:53Don't look so sad, dog.
00:57:56Don't look that way at me.
00:57:58Can I help it if you don't have a home?
00:58:02Why don't you go away?
00:58:06You like me, don't you?
00:58:09You old dog.
00:58:12Well, I like you, too.
00:58:15All right.
00:58:17I give up.
00:58:20Come on home, dog.
00:58:23Come on.
00:58:24Let's run.
00:58:29Oh, boy.
00:58:30What a grummy story.
00:58:32You didn't like that story?
00:58:34Well, it was all right up until the end.
00:58:36Then they have to ruin it.
00:58:37Have the dog go home and have a happy ending.
00:58:40Oh, Oscar.
00:58:41Look, look.
00:58:42Say goodbye.
00:58:43We got to go.
00:58:44Say goodbye.
00:58:44I don't want to.
00:58:45Oh, come on.
00:58:46Say goodbye, Oscar.
00:58:47I won't say it.
00:58:48Well, but don't say goodbye.
00:58:49You lost your chance now.
00:58:50It's too late.
00:58:50No, no, I'll say it.
00:58:51Huh?
00:58:51No, no, no.
00:58:52It's too late.
00:58:52No, no.
00:58:53Forget it.
00:58:53No, no, no.
00:58:54You can't say it.
00:58:55No, no, I'll say it.
00:58:55No, no.
00:58:56Say hello.
00:58:56Say hello.
00:58:57Say hello.
00:58:58Goodbye.
00:58:58Didn't work, huh?
00:58:59Never mind.
00:59:00Forget it, Oscar.
00:59:01Do what you want to do.
00:59:02See you later.
00:59:02Hello.
00:59:03Goodbye.
00:59:04Hello.
00:59:06Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters A, B, and X, and by the numbers
00:59:134 and 5.
00:59:17Go Away Dog was written by Joan L. Knotson.
00:59:21Pictures by Crosby Bonzo.
00:59:22Published by Harper and Rowe.
00:59:25Copyright 1963.
00:59:27Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.
00:59:47This is NET, the public television network.
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