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00:00:57Sesame Street
00:00:59show 84 in color.
00:01:41Sesame Street
00:01:43Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away.
00:01:48Sesame Street
00:01:49On my way to where the air is seen.
00:01:54Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:01Sesame Street
00:02:02Call and play
00:02:03Everything's A-OK
00:02:08Friendly neighbors there
00:02:10That's where we meet
00:02:13Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:02:20How to get to Sesame Street
00:02:23How to get to Sesame Street
00:02:26How to get to Sesame Street
00:02:30Oh, hi. I'm glad you got here.
00:02:32I'm glad you came to see us again.
00:02:34And we're going to have a good time like we usually do.
00:02:37But first, you better let me go put my groceries away.
00:02:40What have we got over here?
00:02:42Oh, looks like somebody's going into business.
00:02:45Here's a nice sign that says,
00:02:47Lemonade for sale.
00:02:48Isn't this a cute stand?
00:02:49I wonder who built it.
00:02:50Very nice.
00:02:54Rufus!
00:02:55Hi Rufus!
00:02:56I haven't seen you in a while.
00:02:58You remember Rufus?
00:02:59He only lives a couple blocks from here.
00:03:01And he's come over to start a business on Sesame Street?
00:03:04Is this your stand, Rufus?
00:03:07Well, very good.
00:03:09I wish you lots of luck in your business venture.
00:03:13Listen, Rufus, how much does your lemonade cost?
00:03:15I see the sign, Lemonade for sale.
00:03:17But, uh, how much are you charging?
00:03:20You know what I mean.
00:03:21How much does it cost a glass?
00:03:23If I wanted a glass, how much would I have to pay you?
00:03:27Get it?
00:03:28How much does it cost?
00:03:34Oh, five cents?
00:03:35One, two, three, four, five?
00:03:38More?
00:03:40Six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:03:42Oh, ten cents!
00:03:43Well, you know, that's a pretty good price.
00:03:44That's a good price, yeah.
00:03:47Rufus, you know what, though?
00:03:48Um, I think you really should have a sign that says ten cents
00:03:53so everybody knows right away, you know, how much it's gonna cost.
00:03:56Do you have anything to make a sign on?
00:04:00Oh, you have some cardboard, good.
00:04:02Do you have anything to write with?
00:04:04A pen?
00:04:05Good.
00:04:05Now, can I help you with it or anything?
00:04:09You know how to write ten cents?
00:04:12You know what ten looks like?
00:04:14Oh, good.
00:04:15Okay.
00:04:16Ten cents.
00:04:21Rufus, are you sure you know what the number ten looks like?
00:04:26Oh, you do?
00:04:27Oh, good.
00:04:27Okay.
00:04:28I'll hold the sign for you.
00:04:29Go ahead, write.
00:04:34Rufus.
00:04:41Rufus.
00:04:42Um, no.
00:04:44Rufus!
00:04:45Rufus!
00:04:45Rufus!
00:04:46Rufus!
00:04:47Rufus!
00:04:47Rufus!
00:04:47Wait!
00:04:48Rufus!
00:04:49Rufus!
00:04:50Wait a minute!
00:04:51Rufus!
00:04:52Rufus!
00:04:53Um, I'm not sure what that is, but I know what it's not.
00:04:58That's not the number ten, Rufus.
00:05:00Rufus.
00:05:00No, dear.
00:05:02I think you need a little lesson in numbers.
00:05:04Maybe you had better just watch this.
00:05:10One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:05:24One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, four, ten.
00:05:46Ten toes
00:05:47One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
00:05:55Ten triangles
00:05:57One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
00:06:04Ten pens
00:06:17One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
00:06:25Ten line-up toys
00:06:31One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
00:06:39Ten chocolate player cakes
00:06:45And I thought you were a ten
00:06:52Well, Rufus, I see you learned how to make the number ten
00:06:55Now you have your signs, lemonade for sale, ten cents
00:06:59Very good
00:07:00You're all ready to go into business
00:07:01You have all your things out and everything
00:07:03What's the matter?
00:07:04What's the matter?
00:07:06You look a little puzzled
00:07:08Did you forget something?
00:07:10Hmm?
00:07:11I don't think so
00:07:13Look, you have your pitcher of lemonade, right?
00:07:15You have your glasses
00:07:17You have your napkins in case you spill anything
00:07:20What else do you need to open a lemonade stand?
00:07:23Ten
00:07:25Hey, Susan
00:07:26Hi, honey
00:07:27Oh, Rufus, what do you have here?
00:07:28Rufus just opened up a lemonade stand
00:07:31Oh, yeah?
00:07:32Would you like to be his first customer?
00:07:34Well, wouldn't I?
00:07:35Let me see
00:07:35Ten cents for a glass of lemonade
00:07:38I think I can swing ten cents out here for this
00:07:41I'll have a glass
00:07:45I'll have a glass
00:07:47Well, he thinks he's forgotten something, you know, and he's looking for it
00:07:51Well, I'll tell you one thing, he's forgotten me because I'm a customer and I want some lemonade
00:07:56Lemonade, lemonade
00:07:57Yeah, right, yeah
00:07:58You're about to lose your customer, Rufus
00:08:01Oh, there you go
00:08:03Look at that
00:08:05Well, okay, here's a glass of lemonade
00:08:07I've got that
00:08:08Now, here's your ten cents
00:08:09One penny
00:08:11Two
00:08:11Three
00:08:12Four
00:08:13Five
00:08:14Six
00:08:15Seven
00:08:16Eight
00:08:17Nine
00:08:18Ten
00:08:19There you are, ten pennies
00:08:21Makes ten cents there
00:08:22Okay
00:08:23Okay
00:08:23Now, while I'm drinking my lemonade, maybe you can try to remember whatever it was you forgot
00:08:27Hmm
00:08:30Hmm
00:08:32Um
00:08:34This is just water
00:08:37Yeah
00:08:38You forgot the lemons
00:08:42You forgot the lemons
00:08:45Oh, man
00:08:47Oh, Rufus, is that what you forgot?
00:08:49The lemons for your lemonade?
00:08:51Oh, Rufus
00:08:52Oh, well, well, look, I'll tell you what, Rufus
00:08:56We're old friends and all that, but I can't pay you ten cents just for a glass of water
00:09:00Hmm
00:09:01Oh
00:09:02Well, no, no, no, keep the pennies, I'll tell you what you do
00:09:05Go down to Mr. Hooper's store, okay
00:09:06Buy some lemons, and I'll come back later on for a glass of real lemonade, Rufus style
00:09:11See you later
00:09:11Ooh
00:09:14Well, you can't make lemonade without lemons
00:09:17Any more than you could make tomato juice without real tomatoes
00:09:20Like these
00:09:20Lots of
00:10:38Thank you, my man. It was a pleasure doing business with you.
00:10:42There it was. See you later.
00:10:43That's good, Rufus. You know, this was a learning experience.
00:10:47You learned how to make lemonade.
00:10:48You found out that all you needed was some water, some lemons, and some sugar.
00:10:58What's the matter, Rufus?
00:11:00I said, you learned how to make lemonade.
00:11:03You found out that all you needed was some water, some lemon, and some sugar.
00:11:12Rufus?
00:11:13Oh, Rufus, you didn't forget the sugar, did you?
00:11:17But Gordon just took...
00:11:18Honey, honey, don't drink that lemonade because Rufus...
00:11:29Rufus, I think Gordon drank the lemonade. You didn't put any sugar in it at all, did you?
00:11:36Don't you know that you have to put at least a spoonful of sugar in every glass?
00:11:43Yeah.
00:11:46Now, son, I've got a few words of advice for you.
00:11:51In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun.
00:11:56You find the fun and snap the jobs again.
00:12:00And every task you undertake becomes a piece of cake.
00:12:08A lark is free.
00:12:11It's very clear to see
00:12:18That a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.
00:12:25The medicine go down.
00:12:27The medicine go down.
00:12:29Just a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.
00:12:34In a most delightful way.
00:12:37And now I get it, Paul.
00:12:39Very good, boy.
00:12:40Hi, fellas, what you doing?
00:12:41I'm all singing a song.
00:12:43Oh, can I hear it?
00:12:44Sure.
00:12:44You sing it, son.
00:12:46A robin feathering his nest is very little time to rest.
00:12:50Very good.
00:12:50While gathering his bits of twine and twigs.
00:12:53Sing out, now, boy.
00:12:54Though quite intent in his pursuit, he has a merit to the two.
00:12:58Oh, he knows a song.
00:13:01We'll move the job along.
00:13:04For a spoon for the sugar.
00:13:08Oh, that's the medicine go down.
00:13:11The medicine go down.
00:13:13The medicine go down.
00:13:15Just a spoonful of sugar.
00:13:17Oh, that's the medicine go down.
00:13:19In a most delightful way.
00:13:23Oh, I like this song.
00:13:24Oh, what's going on here, Paul?
00:13:26I have to watch him sing it.
00:13:27Sing it, Ma.
00:13:28Well, I don't know it, son.
00:13:29Sing it first, Ma.
00:13:30Oh, all right.
00:13:31Let's try it now.
00:13:32Darny bees that catch the nectar from the flowers and the coons.
00:13:36That's right.
00:13:36Never tired of ever buzzing to and fro.
00:13:39Oh, huh.
00:13:40Because they take a little nip.
00:13:42Yeah.
00:13:42With every flower that sits.
00:13:44Ooh, ooh.
00:13:44And hence, they find the task is not a cry.
00:13:49Oh, no.
00:13:51Look at that spoon for the sugar.
00:13:55Oh, that's the medicine go down.
00:13:57The medicine go down.
00:13:59The medicine go down.
00:14:01The medicine go down.
00:14:05Hear the most delightful way.
00:14:09Woo, hoo!
00:14:09Woo, hoo.
00:14:11Guess the nice and tall isn't a horse around.
00:14:13The medicine go down.
00:14:17Backp at the spoon for the belly.
00:14:28By George Rufus, that is delicious lemonade.
00:14:31Best I've ever had.
00:14:33Gordon told me you had a little trouble, you know, getting exactly right with the right amount of lemon and
00:14:38just the right amount of sugar, but that's really terrific.
00:14:42It's delicious.
00:14:43Hey, what's going on out here?
00:14:44What's all the noise?
00:14:45We're not making any noise, Oscar, just having a little lemonade.
00:14:48Hey, by the way, have you two met Rufus?
00:14:50This is Oscar.
00:14:51Oscar, this is Rufus.
00:14:53Rufus, come up from back there.
00:14:56Rufus, come up.
00:14:58Have you met Oscar?
00:14:59He looks like a moving dust mop.
00:15:03Come on, Oscar.
00:15:05Oscar, that's not very, very nice.
00:15:08He's just a nice, big, white, shaggy dog.
00:15:11And Rufus, Oscar is just an old grouch.
00:15:15Of course I'm a grouch.
00:15:16I've got a right to grouch.
00:15:18What would you do if somebody built a dumb lemonade stand practically in your front yard?
00:15:23What would I do?
00:15:24I'd probably go out and buy a nice glass of lemonade.
00:15:27That's what I'd do.
00:15:28Fat chance.
00:15:31Hey, Rufus, I got an idea.
00:15:33Why don't you give Oscar just a little lemonade, let him try it out, see if he likes it, okay?
00:15:40Just give him some in a glass.
00:15:42Come on, come on.
00:15:43It's a good idea.
00:15:44If he tries it, he'll like it.
00:15:46Pour him up a little lemonade, okay?
00:15:49Just put some in the glass right here.
00:15:55Okay.
00:15:56That ought to do it.
00:15:58Huh.
00:15:59Boy, are you stingy.
00:16:01That's not much of a taste.
00:16:03You know he's right, Rufus.
00:16:05Mm-hmm.
00:16:05I think you'd better add some more lemonade to give him a better taste.
00:16:11Just put a little more lemonade in.
00:16:14I said just put a little more, add some more lemonade.
00:16:21You do understand about some and more, don't you, Rufus?
00:16:26You understand about some and more?
00:16:28You don't understand about some and more?
00:16:30What a weird dog you got there, Bob.
00:16:32What a weird, stupid dog.
00:16:33Oscar, do you understand about some and more?
00:16:37Of course not.
00:16:38But I like it that way.
00:16:40That figures.
00:16:41Hey, let me try and straighten you out on this, okay, Rufus?
00:16:44Now, we have a little bit of lemonade in this glass, right?
00:16:47Mm-hmm.
00:16:48Yeah, we have some in there.
00:16:49Now, if I take this glass and I put, oh, about that much,
00:16:59we have more lemonade in this glass, right?
00:17:04A little in here and more in here.
00:17:07Now, in the third glass, watch carefully.
00:17:10Watch.
00:17:12Don't take your eyes off this for a minute.
00:17:15If I fill that right up to the top,
00:17:17we have now the most lemonade in here, right?
00:17:21All right, we have a little in here, we have more in here,
00:17:25and we have the most in that glass.
00:17:27Got that straight?
00:17:28You sure?
00:17:31You're positive.
00:17:32Okay, okay, I'm going to check you on it.
00:17:35Now, what I want you to do is to hide your eyes.
00:17:39Hide your eyes.
00:17:40Like this.
00:17:41Put your hand like this.
00:17:43Yeah, that's it.
00:17:45Come on.
00:17:45Keep it over.
00:17:46Hide your eyes.
00:17:47Okay, come on.
00:17:48Hide your eyes now.
00:17:49Keep your eyes.
00:17:50That's it.
00:17:51Okay, now I'm going to mix up these glasses.
00:17:52I'm going to put the more here and the most here and the some.
00:17:54Ah, no fair peeking.
00:17:56Come on.
00:17:56Keep it down.
00:17:57I'm going to put the some here and the most here and the more here,
00:17:59and then the some over here.
00:18:01And let's see.
00:18:02Well, okay, I think that's pretty good.
00:18:04Now, you can take your paw off your eyes now, and you can take it off now.
00:18:10Come on.
00:18:11You can look now.
00:18:11That's it.
00:18:12Okay.
00:18:12Now, take a hide.
00:18:13Hide.
00:18:14Okay.
00:18:15Now, take a close look.
00:18:17Which glass has the least amount of lemonade in it?
00:18:21Look carefully.
00:18:24Now, you've got to look.
00:18:25I don't think you can smell it.
00:18:27This one?
00:18:28Very, very good.
00:18:29That's terrific.
00:18:30This glass has the least amount of lemonade.
00:18:32Now, which glass has a little more lemonade in it?
00:18:36Which glass has a little more in it?
00:18:39Not the most, but a little more.
00:18:44This one?
00:18:45Terrific.
00:18:46Oh!
00:18:47You're very, very...
00:18:48Gee, you're a smart dog, Rufus.
00:18:50Okay.
00:18:50Now, which glass has the most lemonade in it?
00:18:55Oh!
00:18:56That's a hard one?
00:18:56Oh!
00:18:57Oh!
00:18:57Well, think hard.
00:19:00Come on.
00:19:01You can do it.
00:19:01This one here.
00:19:03You're absolutely right, Rufus.
00:19:05That's terrific.
00:19:06You're the smartest dog I've ever known.
00:19:08Okay.
00:19:08Now, this glass has just a little.
00:19:10This has more.
00:19:12And this has the most, right?
00:19:14Okay.
00:19:14Now, let's see which one Oscar wants.
00:19:16Oscar?
00:19:17Would you like to have a glass with just a little lemonade in it?
00:19:20Or would you like to have a glass with a little more?
00:19:23Or would you like the glass with the most lemonade in it?
00:19:26Which one would you like?
00:19:27You left one out.
00:19:29What's that?
00:19:30None.
00:19:30I want no lemonade.
00:19:32I want no lemonade stand in my front yard.
00:19:35I want nobody bothering me.
00:19:37And what I really want is a soundproof trash can.
00:19:41Oh, Oscar.
00:19:42Gee.
00:19:43That Oscar, he has some terrible temper.
00:19:47Did you know that?
00:19:48He really does.
00:19:49By the way, did you know that terrible and temper are both T words?
00:19:56Watch.
00:19:57Terrible and temper.
00:19:59Oh, this is a, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, a T.
00:20:07What's this?
00:20:08Oh, this is a T.
00:20:09What's it for?
00:20:10Well, it's for tickle, tilt, tap, tar, trumpet, tuba, tear, twine, tangle.
00:20:20Watch it.
00:20:21Well, tie, uh, teeter, topple, and turn, take, trade, top, tin, tang, tick, talk, tune, tab, table, took, and toss.
00:20:34You forgot two.
00:20:35Fletch.
00:20:36Trash.
00:20:37Oh.
00:20:38And ticket.
00:20:39There you are.
00:20:40Perfect.
00:20:40All right.
00:20:42Well, hi there.
00:20:44How are you today?
00:20:46I'm here to show you the letter T.
00:20:48And here it is.
00:20:50Can you think of a word beginning with a T?
00:20:53Here's something right here.
00:20:55That's right.
00:20:56It's a TV.
00:21:01Hey, that's good.
00:21:04Oh, son of the young, when we're the young.
00:21:10Oh.
00:21:16Hi there.
00:21:17Hello.
00:21:17Today we're supposed to talk about the letter T.
00:21:19Yeah.
00:21:20And this right here is the letter T.
00:21:22Yeah, that's a capital T.
00:21:24Mm-hmm.
00:21:24Now, T is used to begin a word like triangle.
00:21:27And there, right there, is the word triangle.
00:21:29Yeah.
00:21:30And it begins with a T.
00:21:31Yeah, that's a small T.
00:21:33Right.
00:21:33That's a small T.
00:21:34Yeah, not a capital T.
00:21:35Right, right.
00:21:35Right.
00:21:35And you know, table begins with the letter T.
00:21:38Right.
00:21:39There's the word table right there.
00:21:40And it begins with another small T.
00:21:42Yeah.
00:21:43Hey, you know what else begins with a T, Bert?
00:21:45Uh, what else?
00:21:46Tickle.
00:21:46Tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle.
00:21:48Oh, Arnie.
00:21:49All right.
00:21:50Well, you're right, you know.
00:21:51Tickle does begin with the letter T.
00:21:53Right.
00:21:53Hey, you know what else begins with a T?
00:21:54Tickle.
00:21:55What?
00:21:55Telephone.
00:21:56Hello.
00:21:57Telephone begins with a T.
00:21:58Right.
00:21:59Yes.
00:21:59OK.
00:22:00Mm-hmm.
00:22:00Fine.
00:22:01All right.
00:22:01Bye-bye.
00:22:02And there's telephone right down there with a small T.
00:22:05Yeah.
00:22:06But the best thing about the, about T is that you can have a cup of it.
00:22:09And that's what I'm going to do right now.
00:22:11Hey.
00:22:12Hey, wait a minute, Arnie.
00:22:13Arnie.
00:22:14What?
00:22:14When you have a cup of tea, you don't have a cup of the letter T.
00:22:19Oh, well, sure I do, Bert.
00:22:21See?
00:22:22See right there?
00:22:23The nice, big, fat, juicy tea.
00:22:25And if that's not a cup of tea, I don't know what it is.
00:22:28Want some tea, Bert?
00:22:34Hello, Rufus.
00:22:35How are you doing, huh?
00:22:36Mm-hmm.
00:22:37What's the matter?
00:22:38Nobody's buying any lemonade?
00:22:39Mm-hmm.
00:22:41Oh, well, listen, Rufus.
00:22:42What you ought to do is use a little more salesmanship.
00:22:45Oh, yeah, you got to go like that and really sock it to him.
00:22:48Yeah, sure.
00:22:48Look, have you thought about that?
00:22:51Try a little salesmanship?
00:22:52Huh?
00:22:54Oh, your free gift with each glass.
00:22:58Good idea.
00:22:59Good idea, Rufus.
00:23:01What are you giving away?
00:23:06A dog biscuit?
00:23:08Ruf?
00:23:09Give away a dog biscuit?
00:23:11What?
00:23:11Well, I don't know that many people who, you know, like dog biscuits with their lemonade.
00:23:16That's kind of weird or something.
00:23:19Well, dog biscuit.
00:23:21Hmm.
00:23:22Well, I'll tell you what, Rufus.
00:23:24Uh, I'll buy a glass of lemonade.
00:23:26I'll have another glass.
00:23:27Hmm?
00:23:28Yeah, I'll have another glass of lemonade.
00:23:31No?
00:23:33Why?
00:23:35It's all gone?
00:23:37All that?
00:23:38Oh, Rufus, how many glasses did you sell, huh?
00:23:42Ooh?
00:23:43Huh?
00:23:43How many glasses of le...
00:23:47One?
00:23:48Ooh.
00:23:49One glass of lemonade?
00:23:51Oh.
00:23:53Well, where'd all the lemonade go?
00:23:55Where'd all the rest of it go?
00:23:57It's a big picture.
00:23:58Where'd all the rest of the lemonade?
00:24:03You drank it?
00:24:04Yeah.
00:24:05You drank all the rest of the lemonade?
00:24:07Ooh.
00:24:08Oh, Rufus.
00:24:10Yeah.
00:24:11You drank all...
00:24:12Well, at least you sold one glass and you made some money, right?
00:24:17Oh, sure.
00:24:18Yeah, let's count this money, see how much you made.
00:24:19It's got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:24:31That's ten pennies, Rufus.
00:24:33That's a lot of money.
00:24:35Ooh.
00:24:36Ooh.
00:24:36Rufus, do you know what you can buy with ten pennies?
00:24:38Huh?
00:24:39Oh, listen.
00:24:40You can buy ten pieces of bubble gum.
00:24:43Oh, man, and you can buy ten pieces of one-penny candy.
00:24:47Oh, you can get a newspaper for ten cents.
00:24:50Oh, you can buy...
00:24:51Rufus, you're practically rich.
00:24:53You are...
00:24:54Hi, Rufus.
00:24:55Oh.
00:24:55Hello.
00:24:56How's the lemonade business?
00:24:58Oh, Mr. Hooper, Rufus made ten cents selling lemonade.
00:25:02Ten cents?
00:25:03Yeah, isn't that great?
00:25:04It certainly is.
00:25:06Sure.
00:25:06How about that?
00:25:07I should say it is because it so happens, Rufus,
00:25:11that you owe me ten cents for lemons you bought at my store
00:25:14to make lemonade with.
00:25:17One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:25:38Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:25:45One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.
00:25:57Ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten.
00:26:03How many然?
00:26:06Ten dollars.
00:26:08One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:26:16Ten triangles.
00:26:18One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:26:25Ten pens.
00:26:28One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:26:35Ten line-up toys.
00:26:37One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:26:58Ten chocolate player cakes.
00:27:02One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
00:27:06And I thought so I can't.
00:27:13Well, I tell you, it looks like poor old Rufus didn't make a thin dime off of all that lemonade.
00:27:18You know, it didn't make any money at all.
00:27:19But from the news I hear up and down Sesame Street,
00:27:23I hear that Rufus is going into a new kind of business.
00:27:27Yeah, a new kind of business.
00:27:28Let's go down here and see what it's all about.
00:27:30Come on.
00:27:32Uh-huh.
00:27:33It says neat stuff for sale.
00:27:36Ten cents a piece.
00:27:38Well, let's check it out.
00:27:39You see?
00:27:40Oh, hi, Rufus.
00:27:41Oh, come on, Rufus.
00:27:44You really expect to sell this kind of stuff?
00:27:48Oh, yeah, but it won't work.
00:27:51No, it won't work, Rufus.
00:27:54You can't sell.
00:27:55It's all junk.
00:27:57Sure.
00:27:58Yeah.
00:27:59You don't think so?
00:28:00Oh, well, I don't mean to hurt your feelings or anything, man, but this is all kind of...
00:28:05Oh, you dig that.
00:28:06Okay, but I mean, it's all junky stuff, Rufus.
00:28:08Look at it.
00:28:09You know, for example, what are you going to do with this?
00:28:12What kind of thing is this?
00:28:13Oh, it's a thing.
00:28:14You're going to sell this.
00:28:15What do you do with it?
00:28:17What do you do?
00:28:20Go ahead.
00:28:21What do you do?
00:28:23Is that all?
00:28:25And you dig that?
00:28:27It gets to you.
00:28:28What?
00:28:30Oh, come on.
00:28:31Come on, Rufus.
00:28:32What are you doing?
00:28:33You mean he's a...
00:28:35You just...
00:28:40Rufus, nobody's going to pay 10 cents just so they can go bang, bang, bang, bang, bang,
00:28:45or a thing like...
00:28:46No.
00:28:47Okay, okay.
00:28:48Forget it, Rufus.
00:28:49Cool it, Rufus.
00:28:49Easy, easy, easy.
00:28:50Wait a minute.
00:28:52Forget about that.
00:28:52What about this?
00:28:54This...
00:28:54You know what this is?
00:28:55A beat-up, broken brick.
00:28:58That's all it is.
00:28:59Nothing more than a beat-up, broken...
00:29:00No?
00:29:02More?
00:29:03All right.
00:29:03What are you doing?
00:29:05I'm here.
00:29:06What?
00:29:14Oh, come on, Rufus.
00:29:16You mean somebody's going to buy that just because you pick it up and go like...
00:29:20Clonk?
00:29:21That's a clonk thing.
00:29:23Oh, Rufus.
00:29:25No, but...
00:29:26Look, Rufus, I hate to tell you this, but it won't work.
00:29:29It just won't work.
00:29:30Hey!
00:29:30There's no way in the world I could...
00:29:32Hey!
00:29:32What's going on over here?
00:29:33Oh, hi, Oscar.
00:29:34How are you?
00:29:35Uh, Rufus has got this rotten, mangy, rancid, no good, corrugated, rusted, stupid pile
00:29:43of junk here.
00:29:44Oh, yeah?
00:29:44Yeah, and he eats and he's trying to sell it.
00:29:46You know, who could he sell that stuff to?
00:29:48That doesn't make any sense.
00:29:49Well, uh, I'll buy it.
00:29:52You will?
00:29:53Sure.
00:29:54That's one of the finest collections of junk I've ever seen.
00:29:57It would look beautiful on my mantelpiece.
00:30:00I'll tell you what.
00:30:01I'll give you a dollar for the whole pile.
00:30:04How about that?
00:30:04Ooh!
00:30:06Ooh!
00:30:06Ooh!
00:30:07Ooh!
00:30:07Ooh!
00:30:10Listen, you do that one more time, your mangy dust mop, and the deal is off.
00:30:15Ooh!
00:30:17Boy, that Oscar and Rufus, aren't they funny?
00:30:22Yeah.
00:30:22Oh, that's some combination.
00:30:24Hey, why don't you turn around here, Carl and Gillian, and let's hear the story today
00:30:29called Look At Me.
00:30:32I have one round head that can turn, that can shake, that I lift from my pillow when I awake.
00:30:42I have one small nose that can smell, breathe or sneeze, and gets red when I freeze.
00:30:52I have one wide mouth, so my voice can come out.
00:30:56Arf!
00:30:56Says the dog.
00:30:58To sing you a song, to whisper or shout.
00:31:04Here is one wet tongue to taste what I eat, spicy or salty, sour or sweet.
00:31:13I have one straight back, like a trunk of a tree.
00:31:17It's hard to reach.
00:31:19You scrub it for me.
00:31:22And one pumping heart I cannot see, but it's there, thump, thump, thump, inside of me.
00:31:30You ever feel your heartbeat?
00:31:32Sure.
00:31:35And covering me is a waterproof skin.
00:31:39It's tough.
00:31:40You can pinch it.
00:31:42But look, it's quite thin.
00:31:44Did you ever think your skin was waterproof?
00:31:46The water doesn't leak inside.
00:31:51See my two moving eyebrows?
00:31:53And underneath those, two eyes with lids.
00:31:57I can open and close.
00:32:02With two open ears on the sides of my head, I can listen to music and hear what is said.
00:32:09Happy birthday.
00:32:10Have some cake.
00:32:11How do you do?
00:32:12What's your name?
00:32:13Turn down the TV.
00:32:15Quiet.
00:32:17Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:32:20Ho, ho.
00:32:21Hee, hee, hee.
00:32:22Ha, ha.
00:32:23My two arms have muscles.
00:32:26And here are my hands.
00:32:28For holding or clapping or doing handstands.
00:32:33My two knobby knees feel hard as stones.
00:32:37My two long legs have long, strong bones.
00:32:44I have two busy feet.
00:32:46That can jump.
00:32:47That can run.
00:32:49Hold me down on the ground.
00:32:51Help me climb.
00:32:52And that's fun.
00:32:56I have five wiggling toes.
00:32:59And four look quite small.
00:33:01But the big toe is biggest and strongest of all.
00:33:05And here are five fingers.
00:33:08For work or for play.
00:33:10To push with.
00:33:11To touch.
00:33:12Hide my face.
00:33:14Point that way.
00:33:16I can count the nails on my fingers and toes.
00:33:20I can count my teeth in two even rows.
00:33:25And also my hair.
00:33:27But that's hard to do.
00:33:29There are so many hairs that I'd never get through.
00:33:35I am up.
00:33:37I am down.
00:33:38Turning left.
00:33:40Turning right.
00:33:42Here I am.
00:33:44Look at me.
00:33:45Good morning.
00:33:47Good night.
00:33:49Did you like that story?
00:33:51It was all in rhyme.
00:33:52That was fun, looking at all the different parts of the body.
00:33:55You like that story, Gillian?
00:33:57Yes.
00:33:57You liked it, Carl?
00:33:58Yes.
00:33:58Good.
00:33:59Come on, Carl.
00:34:01Bye.
00:34:03Boy, those kids.
00:34:04They'll sit still to listen to a book for at least a minute or two and then zing.
00:34:08Back to the jump rope.
00:34:15Oh, my finger.
00:34:18Oh, my toes.
00:34:22Oh, my thumb.
00:34:25Oh, my nose.
00:34:27Oh, my elbow.
00:34:30Oh, my knee.
00:34:33Oh, my face.
00:34:35Oh, poor me.
00:34:39Otherwise, I feel fine.
00:34:41Oh, hiya there.
00:34:46My name is Kermit.
00:34:47And today I'm going to talk to you about hair.
00:34:51Hair.
00:34:51Right?
00:34:52Now then, hair is a part of you.
00:34:55It's not a part of me because I'm a frog.
00:34:58And frogs don't have hair.
00:35:00But you've got hair.
00:35:01Right?
00:35:02Right.
00:35:02Well, now the question is, where do you have hair?
00:35:05And the answer is, well, let's see.
00:35:08The answer is, where do you have hair?
00:35:14Where do you find hair?
00:35:16Psst.
00:35:16Come here.
00:35:18Oh!
00:35:19There it is.
00:35:20Sure, sure.
00:35:21Now, see there?
00:35:21Right there.
00:35:22People always have hair right on the top of their head.
00:35:25See their hair?
00:35:26Right there on the top of their head.
00:35:28So if you're looking for hair, you know where to find it.
00:35:30Right?
00:35:31Right there on the top of their head.
00:35:32You know, if you're a people.
00:35:33But not if you're a frog.
00:35:34Remember?
00:35:35Frogs don't have hair.
00:35:36Remember that?
00:35:37Okay.
00:35:37Now, hair comes in different colors and different lengths.
00:35:40You can brush it with a brush.
00:35:41Or you can comb it with a comb.
00:35:43And this right here is the hair comb for combing hair.
00:35:47And, wait a minute.
00:35:50It seems like I was somewhat mistaken.
00:35:54Some people not only have hair on the top of their head,
00:35:57but some people have hair on the bottom of their head.
00:36:01Now, when you have hair all over your face like that,
00:36:04what's it called?
00:36:05Well, we all remember what it's called.
00:36:07Right?
00:36:07When you have hair on your face like that,
00:36:09it's called a, um, um, uh, let's see, uh,
00:36:15I used to know what that was called.
00:36:16It's called a, uh, what's it called?
00:36:19A beard.
00:36:20Yeah, it's called a beer.
00:36:22No, no, no.
00:36:23A beard.
00:36:24Oh, a beard.
00:36:25Right, right.
00:36:26So, uh, if you're looking for hair,
00:36:28you know where to find it, right?
00:36:29On top of your head.
00:36:31And if you have hair on your face like this,
00:36:33it's called a beard, right?
00:36:34So, uh, if you're a big grown-up man or Santa Claus,
00:36:37then you have, uh, hair on your face and it's called a beard.
00:36:40And, uh, there are lots of things you can do with hair.
00:36:43You can, uh, go to a barbershop and have a haircut.
00:36:46Or you can, uh, wash it to keep it clean.
00:36:48Or you can, uh, comb it with a comb.
00:36:50Or you can brush it with a brush.
00:36:52Oh, pretty girl.
00:36:53A beard is like a melody.
00:36:57Uh, well, uh, let's see, uh, as I was saying,
00:37:01you have, uh, hair on your head in which case, uh,
00:37:04or you have hair on your face, uh, which is called a beard.
00:37:06Uh, or you can have hair all over you.
00:37:10Ta-da!
00:37:11Right.
00:37:12I mean, lots of big, bushy, furry, fluffy hair
00:37:15all over every single inch of you.
00:37:17In which case, uh, you're a, uh, you're a, uh, uh, uh, uh,
00:37:23what are you?
00:37:25Monster.
00:37:26In which case, you're a monster.
00:37:28Yeah.
00:37:28Uh, in which that case, uh, that's all I'm going to tell you
00:37:32about hair, uh, right about now.
00:37:34Because, uh, oh, that's not necessary.
00:37:36Remember, I'm a frog, remember?
00:37:37Yeah.
00:37:38And frogs don't have hair.
00:37:39And, uh, so I'll see you guys around, huh?
00:37:43I think that, uh, Rufus took his lemonade stand down.
00:37:47I certainly hope he made some money, though.
00:37:50Rufus, I thought you went home.
00:37:52What are you still doing here?
00:37:55You were waiting for me?
00:37:57Oh, you must be hungry.
00:37:58Do you want some milk or something?
00:38:00No.
00:38:02You're still here.
00:38:03Well, why don't you go home?
00:38:05You know, Gail will be looking for you.
00:38:07What's this?
00:38:09For me?
00:38:12What is it?
00:38:13A present?
00:38:15Can, may I open it now?
00:38:17I can?
00:38:18Oh, did you wrap it yourself and everything?
00:38:22Oh, Rufus, that's nice.
00:38:25Do you mean that all the work over at the lemonade stand
00:38:28you were doing was so that you could get me a present?
00:38:32Oh, Rufus, that's very nice.
00:38:35I can't wait to see what it is.
00:38:39It's a doggy bone.
00:38:43I've never had a doggy bone before.
00:38:45You see, people don't usually have doggy bones.
00:38:49Usually just dogs have doggy bones.
00:38:53I mean, you know, people aren't usually lucky enough to have anybody give them a doggy bone for a gift.
00:39:00And since you gave it to me, Rufus, well, gee, I think it's really one of the nicest presents I've
00:39:06ever had in my life.
00:39:08Gee, that's nice. Thank you.
00:39:11It's a beautiful present.
00:39:15A beautiful present.
00:39:19All polished up friendly.
00:39:23With shiny thoughts decorating it.
00:39:27A beautiful present.
00:39:30With bows of bright wishes.
00:39:33And little tin bells on the top.
00:39:38Singing such a pretty ditty.
00:39:41It's a beautiful present.
00:39:45With joy on the inside.
00:39:48And loving that money can buy anywhere.
00:40:01It was nice of you to think of me.
00:40:06It's a beautiful present.
00:40:10A beautiful present.
00:40:13And I'm much too happy for this little tear in my eye.
00:40:29Thank you very much.
00:40:33Hey, listen.
00:40:35Do you like movies?
00:40:37You do?
00:40:38You want to watch some movies?
00:40:40Oh, well then, look right there.
00:40:42No!
00:40:43No, right there.
00:40:45Oh, I'm sorry.
00:40:47This is the capital letter A.
00:40:50Next to it is the small letter A.
00:40:52Many words begin with this letter.
00:40:55Alligator, for instance.
00:40:56An alligator is an American reptile.
00:40:59Similar to the crocodile, but having a shorter and flatter head.
00:41:05They have also been known to be extremely dangerous.
00:41:08A.
00:41:10A.
00:41:12Ape.
00:41:16Tiptoe through the tulips.
00:41:20Ape.
00:41:22Ape.
00:41:25A.
00:41:33Keep.
00:41:34Here's a song I'm gonna sing
00:41:36A song that you can sing
00:41:41The story of ABC's
00:41:44After a while I want you to join me
00:41:47A, B, C, D
00:41:51E, M, G
00:41:55H, I, J, K
00:41:58L, M, N, O, V
00:42:02Q, R, S, T
00:42:05U, V, W, X, Y, Z
00:42:08ABC's
00:42:10That's your ABC's
00:42:13Now you come on
00:42:16Come on and join with me
00:42:20I said A
00:42:24B
00:42:25B
00:42:29C
00:42:31D
00:42:34E, M, G
00:42:37E, M, G
00:42:38E, M, G
00:42:40H, I, J
00:42:42H, I, J
00:42:44K, L, M
00:42:46K, L, M
00:42:47N, O, P
00:42:49N, O, P
00:42:50Q, R, S
00:42:52Q, R, S
00:42:54G, U, V
00:42:56Q, O, V
00:42:57W, X, Y
00:42:59W, X, Y
00:43:01W, X, Y
00:43:01With a great big Z
00:43:05A, B, C
00:43:06E, B, C
00:43:09E, B, C
00:43:10E, B, C
00:43:11E, B, C
00:43:12E, B, C
00:43:15E, B, C
00:43:30A, B, C, A, B, C.
00:43:45This is an H.
00:43:47How many words can you think of beginning with the letter H?
00:43:50Hello.
00:43:51You're fine.
00:43:52Handshake.
00:43:53Hot door.
00:43:53I wasn't thinking.
00:43:54Hats.
00:43:55Not.
00:43:55Hair.
00:43:56Hide.
00:43:57No.
00:43:57To continue.
00:43:59Happy.
00:43:59Wait.
00:44:00Hiccup.
00:44:00I didn't.
00:44:01Harp.
00:44:04Hard.
00:44:05Please, if you just.
00:44:06High.
00:44:07Hen.
00:44:08Horn.
00:44:09You're in.
00:44:10Horse.
00:44:13Finally.
00:44:15As I was saying, we.
00:44:16Head.
00:44:17Hero.
00:44:18Heart.
00:44:19Halt.
00:44:22Halt.
00:44:23Hole.
00:44:24Hole.
00:44:25Now, I'd like to.
00:44:28Help.
00:44:31The H is a nice letter.
00:44:34Isn't it nice and simple?
00:44:35Two lines with a line across the middle.
00:44:38It is the first letter in a word which we use often.
00:44:41The word.
00:44:43Hello.
00:44:45Hello.
00:44:45Is Harold there?
00:44:46There's no one here by that name.
00:44:48The word hello begins with an H.
00:44:52Hello.
00:44:53Hello.
00:44:54Is Harold there?
00:44:55There's no one here by that name.
00:44:57Hello is a word that we should use politely each time we answer the phone.
00:45:02Hello.
00:45:03Hello.
00:45:04This is Harold.
00:45:05Do I have any calls?
00:45:11Oh, boy.
00:45:13Yeah.
00:45:14It's time for my nap.
00:45:16Oh, my turn.
00:45:17Ah.
00:45:18Ah.
00:45:19Ah.
00:45:22Ah.
00:45:25Ah.
00:45:27Ah.
00:45:30No.
00:45:32Ah.
00:45:34Ah.
00:45:37Hey, Bert.
00:45:39Oh, Bert.
00:45:40Old buddy, Bert.
00:45:43Hey, Bert.
00:45:44Bert, where are you, Bert?
00:45:45Oh.
00:45:47Hmm.
00:45:48Gee.
00:45:49You know, it is just possible that my old buddy, Bert, here, is asleep.
00:45:54For one thing, he's lying down, which he usually does when he is asleep.
00:46:00For another thing, his eyes are closed.
00:46:03And for another thing, he's not answering me when I talk.
00:46:07So old buddy, Bert, is probably asleep.
00:46:10But I will check just to make sure.
00:46:13Poke, poke, poke, poke, poke, poke, poke, poke.
00:46:16Note how I can poke old buddy, Bert, in the stomach, and he doesn't complain.
00:46:20Now, when old buddy, Bert, is awake, and I poke him in the stomach, he complains.
00:46:25Hmm.
00:46:27Oh, looky here.
00:46:29Note how floppy and soggy like old buddy, Bert's arm is.
00:46:33Yeah.
00:46:33When old buddy, Bert, is awake, he's not floppy and soggy like.
00:46:37So, I'm quite certain that old buddy, Bert, is very definitely asleep.
00:46:46On the other hand, now his eyes are open.
00:46:51My old buddy, Bert's eyes are usually open only when he is awake.
00:46:55So, he's probably awake.
00:46:57But I will check just to make sure.
00:47:00Poke, poke, poke, poke, poke, poke, poke.
00:47:01Now, cut that out.
00:47:03See?
00:47:03I was right.
00:47:04He's awake.
00:47:05Ernie.
00:47:06Yeah?
00:47:07Why did you wake me up?
00:47:08Did I wake you up, old buddy?
00:47:10Yes, you did.
00:47:11See?
00:47:12I was right.
00:47:13First, he was asleep.
00:47:15Now, he is awake.
00:47:16Ernie, why'd you wake me up?
00:47:18Um, uh, let's see.
00:47:19Oh, because I have something very important to tell you.
00:47:22What's that?
00:47:22Well, you see, I just looked at the clock.
00:47:24So?
00:47:25It's time for your nap.
00:47:28Well, sleep tight.
00:47:31One.
00:47:36Two.
00:47:39Three.
00:47:42Four.
00:47:46Five.
00:47:49Six.
00:47:52Seven.
00:47:54Eight.
00:47:57Nine.
00:47:59Now, watch this one.
00:48:01Ten.
00:48:04Okay, so what we're going to do here, Joe, you listening, we're going to learn about the
00:48:08whole rhythm thing, see what this...
00:48:10Hey, Mr. Hooper?
00:48:11Yes, Gordon.
00:48:12Uh, before you throw those two tin cans out, we're talking about rhythm.
00:48:16You know?
00:48:17Oh, yeah, like...
00:48:19Beats, rhythm, you know, the whole thing?
00:48:21Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:48:22And what we could use, I think, to help us explain it is tin cans.
00:48:26Well, okay.
00:48:27Yeah, be my...
00:48:27Okay.
00:48:28Be my guest.
00:48:29Because I'll tell you what we're going to do.
00:48:31Joe, there's one for you.
00:48:33Carl, a big one.
00:48:35Okay?
00:48:36And, all right, that one's for you, Gillian.
00:48:38And, Mr. Hooper, if you don't mind, have a seat and join our band.
00:48:41Because we're going to have a rhythm band going here.
00:48:44Let's show you a couple kinds of rhythm, okay?
00:48:47Here's one kind.
00:48:52Can you play that kind?
00:48:54Come on, everybody try to play it.
00:48:57Take it.
00:48:59Yeah.
00:49:02All right.
00:49:04All right.
00:49:05Cease, halt.
00:49:06Doing very well, okay?
00:49:08We'll try another kind.
00:49:09This time, I want everybody to do something just a little bit different,
00:49:13but make sure it's the same kind of rhythm, okay?
00:49:16So, Carl, you're going to have to start off.
00:49:19Now, we're going to have to go very easily so we make sure it's right, okay?
00:49:23And you're going to hold down the whole four.
00:49:26All right?
00:49:26You got it?
00:49:27Can you do it?
00:49:27You sure?
00:49:28Okay.
00:49:29Here we go.
00:49:34One, two, three, four.
00:49:37One, two, three, four.
00:49:39One, two, three, four.
00:49:41Okay, now stop just for a second.
00:49:43Now, remember there were four beats.
00:49:45One, two, three, four, right?
00:49:47Now, when you start that, then Gillian, Gillian, Gillian, are you repairing your drum?
00:49:54Huh?
00:49:56Okay.
00:49:57Then when he starts that, then you want to come in on beat number one and beat number three,
00:50:03right?
00:50:03So that when Carl's going one, two, three, four, then you hit your drum on one and three,
00:50:12right?
00:50:12You follow me?
00:50:13Okay.
00:50:14Let's just try that part.
00:50:15Come on, Carl.
00:50:16Let's go.
00:50:17One, two, three, four.
00:50:19One, two, three, four.
00:50:21Come on, Gillian.
00:50:22One, two, three, four.
00:50:26One, two, three, four.
00:50:28Okay, fine.
00:50:29Stop, stop.
00:50:30Okay, once more with you, Gill, and you take beat number two and number four, okay?
00:50:36Okay, here we go.
00:50:38One, two, three, four.
00:50:40One, two, three, four.
00:50:42Okay.
00:50:44Get beat number two and number four.
00:50:45Mr. Hooper, if you'll come on in.
00:50:47A little syncopation.
00:50:49Good.
00:50:49See?
00:50:50Not bad.
00:50:51Not bad.
00:50:52But here's a tin can drummer that puts us all to shame.
00:51:03Oh, my God.
00:51:43Hey kids, you feel the rhythm?
00:51:45You know, there's rhythm all around us.
00:51:48The waves break in rhythm.
00:51:52People walk in rhythm.
00:51:55People breathe in rhythm, too.
00:51:57People, people work in rhythm.
00:52:01The whole world is made up of rhythm.
00:52:06So come on, let's go blitz the rhythm of the world.
00:52:37The whole world is made up of rhythm.
00:54:56Okay, men. Ready to count off?
00:55:00One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten!
00:55:12Okay, men. Fall out.
00:55:16Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
00:55:26Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
00:55:59One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, ten!
00:56:25Hey, did you recognize that little bug?
00:56:27It was a grasshopper.
00:56:28Sure, a grasshopper.
00:56:29It's a little green one.
00:56:29Kind of long, bounces around like that, spits tobacco.
00:56:32Hey, it's almost time to leave, but before you go, I've got one more thing to show you.
00:56:37I want you to look.
00:56:37Quick.
00:56:38Look.
00:57:00Look.
00:57:01Look.
00:57:08Oh, right.
00:57:10Look.
00:57:28Look.
00:57:29Look.
00:57:55So, let's go.
00:58:04So
00:58:44well it was a day when rufus came to sesame street a day of lemonade day of junk tin cans
00:58:50a day to remember right right okay this was a day to remember and you remember to come back
00:58:55here on sesame street where we'll be you come back and join us okay okay
00:59:02sesame street has been brought to you today with the letters a h and t and by the number 10.
00:59:11look at me was written by margarita rudolph pictures by carla kushkin published by mcgraw hill copyright
00:59:181967.
00:59:27sesame street is a production of the children's television workshop
00:59:49this is net the public television network
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