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00:10Sesame Street Show 94 in Color
00:53Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away
01:00On my way to where the air is free
01:06Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:13Call and play, everything's A-OK
01:21Friendly neighbors there, that's where we meet
01:25Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:32How to get to Sesame Street?
01:35How to get to Sesame Street?
01:43How to get to Sesame Street?
01:44Hi, hi, don't interrupt me now, I'm performing major surgery
01:53It's going to be one of the greatest letters ever cut out
01:58A little bit more
02:00Hi, you caught me doing this and you wonder what I'm doing
02:03Well, I'll tell you in a minute, wait a minute
02:07I think I did it, I think I did it
02:10It's good to see you here, incidentally
02:11Now, do you know what I'm making, huh?
02:14It's a letter
02:15And I think you'll know it's a letter
02:18And you'll probably know what kind
02:19It's a letter F, right?
02:22And do you know how we feel about the letter F on Sesame Street?
02:26Give me an A
02:28A
02:28Give me a B
02:30B
02:30Give me a C
02:32C
02:32Give me a D
02:34E
02:34Give me an E
02:35E
02:36Give me an F
02:37F
02:37What's that letter?
02:39F
02:39Let's hear it again
02:40F
02:41One more time
02:42F
02:50It's an insult, I tell you
02:52Look, I'm a fly
02:53Fly begins with this letter
02:55F
02:56Trouble is, frog begins with F too
02:59But while flies are very handsome
03:02Frogs are fat and ugly
03:04Therefore, I claim it's beneath my dignity as a fly
03:07To have to appear here to talk about the letter F with this
03:14Ribbit
03:17And the one reason it was so, so turned on about the letter F
03:22Is that it's the first letter in the word frog
03:26Yeah, my favorite frog is Kermit
03:30Okay world, stop what you're doing because I am here again
03:33Old Kermit the frog to tell you all about another really great groovy word
03:38Now today's really fine, fantastic, fun type word is between
03:43See right there?
03:45That right there is the word between
03:48Okay
03:49Okay, now maybe you're asking yourself just
03:52Why is it that between is one of those great, groovy, fine, fantastic, fun type words?
03:59Hmm?
04:00Well, I'm here to show you why
04:03Now you will notice that on my table over here
04:05Is a phonograph record of the Beatles
04:08And on top of the phonograph record of the Beatles is a donut
04:11And on top of the donut is a ping pong ball
04:15You with me so far?
04:18Hmm?
04:18Good
04:19Okay
04:20Now the ping pong ball is on the top
04:23And the phonograph record of the Beatles is on the bottom
04:26And the donut, here it comes now
04:29The donut is between the two of them
04:32You see there?
04:34It's in the middle
04:35And when anything is in the middle like that
04:37Then it is between
04:39Okay?
04:41Now then, let me give you another
04:44Another example
04:47There
04:49You see, now I am under the table
04:53And now the ping pong ball
04:56The donut
04:57And the phonograph record
04:58And the top of the table
05:00Are between me
05:01And one of the ugliest monsters I've ever seen
05:06Ping pong ball
05:13Now you will notice
05:15That there is just the donut
05:16And the phonograph record
05:18And the top of the table
05:20Between me
05:21And that ugly monster
05:23Donuts
05:24Donuts
05:30Now you see
05:32It's just the record
05:33And the top of the table
05:34Between me
05:35Correct
05:36Record
05:37Record
05:44Beatles
05:45Oh
05:49Yeah
05:50Yeah
05:51Yeah
05:51Yeah
05:51And now
05:52Now I'm sorry to say
05:54That there's just
05:54This table
05:55Between him
05:56And
05:57Table
05:58Table
05:59Yeah
06:05And now
06:06Now you will notice
06:07That there's absolutely nothing
06:09Between me and this monster
06:10But I sure wish
06:11There was
06:12Frog
06:25It's an insult
06:26I tell you
06:27Look
06:27I'm a fly
06:28Fly begins with this letter
06:30F
06:31Trouble is
06:32Frog begins with F too
06:34But while flies are
06:36Very handsome
06:38Frogs are fat and ugly
06:40Therefore I claim it beneath my dignity
06:42As a fly
06:43To have to appear here
06:44To talk about the letter F
06:45With this
06:49Ribbit
06:52Give me an A
06:54A
06:54Give me a B
06:56B
06:56Give me a C
06:57C
06:58Give me a D
06:59D
07:00Give me an E
07:01E
07:01Give me an F
07:02F
07:03Put them together
07:04And what have you got
07:05I don't know
07:06What is that
07:07Advocate
07:08Advocate
07:09What is
07:10What is that
07:11A B C
07:12That's weird
07:13That's what it is
07:15Advocate
07:15What are we doing
07:16Advocate
07:17A B C
07:18D
07:23Hello
07:24Hello
07:25Mr. Looper
07:26The change
07:27Ah
07:28Hooper
07:28Hooper
07:28Bitbird I'm glad you're here
07:30I forgot to get some change
07:31For the cash register
07:33And I have to go down
07:34To the bank
07:35To get some change
07:36Would you be so kind
07:37To take care of my store
07:39While I'm away
07:39Oh gosh
07:40I'd be happy to
07:41Go you know
07:42Here's the apron
07:43Oh wow
07:44Boy
07:45Huh
07:46There'll be very little
07:47To do
07:49Okay
07:50Oh boy
07:51I love to help
07:52You do
07:52I'm happy that you love to help
07:54Can I
07:55And I can wear your apron
07:56Yes you can
07:57Once I can get hold
07:58Of the string
07:59And tie it around you
08:00Here we are
08:01Now you'll just
08:03Take care of the customers
08:05Huh
08:05Be nice to them
08:07Right
08:07Sure
08:08Take care of them
08:08Immediately
08:09Tell them what they want
08:10And on the phone too
08:12If the customers call
08:13Take care of them
08:14The phone
08:14On the phone
08:15Phone
08:16But
08:16Phone
08:18I've never used a phone
08:19Before in my life
08:20Birds don't have phones
08:22In their nest
08:23Oh well
08:24I can take care of the store
08:25Anyway
08:26Maybe no one will call
08:33Hello big bird
08:34Oh hello
08:35Gordon
08:36Where's Mr. Hooper
08:37I want to pay for the paper
08:37Oh well you see
08:38He had to go to the bank
08:39And so
08:40I'm in charge
08:41So I guess you can pay me
08:42Oh okay
08:43Oh excuse me
08:44I think somebody's at the door
08:46I'll give you the door bill
08:54Nobody there
08:56Maybe
08:56Maybe
08:58Mr. Hooper has some alarm clocks for sale
09:00And one of them is going off
09:03No there's no
09:04No clocks
09:05That's funny
09:06Big bird
09:06What
09:07What are you doing
09:09Well
09:09I hear a ringing sound
09:11Don't you
09:12And I don't know what it is
09:13It's the telephone
09:15Telephone
09:15Yeah it's the telephone
09:16Oh yeah of course
09:18Sure I knew that all along
09:19You knew that
09:20Well aren't you going to answer it
09:21Oh sure sure naturally
09:23But
09:24How do you answer a phone
09:25Oh you've never answered a phone before
09:27No
09:28Alright well come on over here
09:29We'll
09:30We'll work
09:30Let's see
09:31Okay
09:33Pick it up
09:34See it stops ringing
09:35And you talk into it
09:36Right
09:37Hello
09:37Hello
09:38Hello there
09:39Wait a minute big bird
09:40Talk into this part
09:41Listen up here
09:43And you'll be able to talk to whoever it is
09:46Oh like this
09:46Yeah
09:47Yeah
09:47Um
09:49Hello
09:50This is Mr. Hooper's door
09:51May I help you
09:53Is this Mr. Hooper
09:56Um
09:56Whoa
09:57Do I look like Mr. Hooper
09:59Gee
10:00Do you
10:01Well no
10:03I'm a bird
10:04Oh
10:05Well
10:06Do you have any light bulbs
10:09Um
10:10Well I think he has some over on the shelf here
10:13Here
10:15There
10:16Did you see them
10:17Did you see anything light
10:18Are
10:18Are you sure
10:20This is Mr. Hooper's door
10:22Oh sure
10:23Take a look for yourself
10:26Uh
10:26Big bird
10:27I think maybe I better explain this to you
10:29Big bird
10:30Oh
10:30Excuse me
10:31I'll be with you in a minute Gordon
10:32There
10:33Did you see
10:33This is Mr. Hooper's door
10:34I
10:35I
10:35I
10:35I
10:35I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:36I
10:37I
10:37I
10:37I
10:37I
10:37I
10:39I
10:39I
10:40I
10:41Goodbye
10:41Oh but
10:42But wait
10:43I can deliver
10:45Gee
10:46He sounded funny
10:48I wonder what was wrong
10:49Well Big Bird
10:51You see
10:51You've never used a telephone before
10:53But could you see
10:55Where that man was standing
10:57Or could you see where he was
10:59When you were talking to him
11:00Well no
11:01But
11:01Why did he sound so strange
11:03Well you see
11:04It's
11:05It's simple
11:05You know
11:06He was somewhere else
11:07And you were in here
11:08Now you could hear each other
11:10Yeah
11:10But you couldn't see each other
11:12He couldn't see the shelves
11:14He couldn't see what the store looked like
11:16I
11:17I couldn't see him
11:18And you mean he couldn't see me either
11:20That's right
11:21Yeah
11:22Oh
11:23Well
11:23I hope
11:25Hope he didn't think I was being impolite
11:28Hello there
11:29Do you know what this is
11:31It's a L
11:32With a ball on top
11:33Well golly gee
11:35I never thought of that
11:36But it does look something like a 1
11:37With a ball on top
11:38Not something like
11:39Exactly like
11:40You got the mind of a flea
11:42Uh quiet down now
11:43This is the letter I
11:45Many words start with the letter I
11:47Many words start with the letter I
11:49And the one that springs to my lips is
11:51Impolite
11:52We don't want to be impolite
11:54That means being rude
11:56Or discourteous
11:56Or having no manners
11:58Tell us all about it bright boy
11:59Excuse me
12:04Try not to be impolite
12:07Thank you for your time
12:10I
12:11Ice cream
12:15Ice cream
12:18Strawberry ice cream
12:20My favorite kind
12:22I
12:26Gee
12:27I'm sure glad that Gordon
12:28Explained to me
12:29About
12:30How the telephone works
12:32You know
12:32You can
12:33Talk into the telephone
12:35But you can't see
12:36The person
12:37On the phone
12:38And they can't see you either
12:40Oh
12:41There's the telephone
12:42I didn't hang it up
12:43I'll just put it back
12:45Hello Big Bird
12:46Huh
12:47Hello
12:48Hello Big Bird
12:49Uh
12:50Hello
12:52You sound like my friend
12:54Susan
12:55Big Bird
12:56I am Susan
12:57Oh
12:58Well you must have known
12:59It was me Big Bird
13:00By the sound of my voice
13:02Hmm
13:02Big Bird
13:03I can see you
13:05You can
13:06Oh no no
13:08No you can't see me
13:09Gordon explain that to me
13:11You can't see on a telephone
13:14Big Bird
13:15Honest
13:16I can see you
13:17You can
13:18Well
13:18Uh huh
13:18Well before though
13:20I was talking to a man
13:21And I tried to show him
13:22Things like
13:23Like these light bulbs
13:24Big Bird
13:25Listen
13:26While you're there
13:26I want some light bulbs too
13:28But I don't want those
13:29I want the ones next to them
13:30You mean these
13:31Yes
13:31Yes
13:32Right here
13:32Mmhmm
13:33Well then you can see me
13:35And you can see the light bulbs
13:37Gee
13:37Gordon was wrong
13:38But
13:39How come I can't see you
13:41Because you're facing
13:42In the wrong direction
13:43I am
13:45But
13:46Turn here
13:48Uh
13:48Why
13:49Oh there you are
13:50Oh I
13:51Now I can see you
13:53See and I'm talking to you
13:54On the phone
13:55And I can see you
13:57And
13:57And
13:58But
13:58You're not on the phone
14:00Are you
14:00No
14:01I didn't say I was on the phone
14:02Oh
14:03Well
14:05You see
14:05I was
14:06Before
14:07I talked to
14:08I
14:10Well how would I explain
14:11I mean
14:12Hmm
14:13How many light bulbs do you want
14:15Two please
14:16Two light bulbs
14:17One
14:19Two
14:20Three
14:21Four
14:22Two
14:22Five
14:22Six
14:23Seven
14:24Eight
14:25Nine
14:25Ten
14:26Ten
14:28Ten
14:29Ten
14:29Nine
14:29Eight
14:29Ten
14:29Five
14:30Four
14:30Three
14:31One
14:31One
14:33One
14:33Two
14:35Two
14:36Two
14:36Two
14:37Two
14:37Let's see what I want
14:39Two
14:40How many
14:42Two
14:43Two
14:44Two ice cream cones
14:45One
14:46Two
14:47Three
14:52Two
14:54Two
14:54Turtles
14:55One
14:57Two
14:57Three
14:58Two
15:01Hens
15:01One
15:03Two
15:04Three
15:05Two
15:06Hats
15:07One
15:08Two
15:09Three
15:10Two
15:11Butterflies
15:13One
15:14Two
15:16Two
15:17Chocolate
15:18Cream
15:19Pies
15:22Three
15:27Two
15:27Two
15:28Two
15:29Three
15:29Two
15:30Two
15:31Three
15:32Two
15:33Okay big bird
15:34That's tight enough
15:35Thank you
15:36And uh
15:37Thank you for taking care of my stuff
15:38Oh it was fun Mr. Hooper
15:40It was
15:41Oh I learned all about
15:42The telephone
15:43And I took care of some customers
15:45There were many customers
15:47Only three
15:48Gordon bought a newspaper
15:51Yes
15:51And Susan bought some light bulbs
15:53Uh huh
15:54Well that's only two
15:57Oh
15:57And me
15:58I wanted ice cream soda
16:00Gordon and Susan and me
16:02Make three
16:03Uh huh
16:11One
16:11Two
16:12Three
16:12Four
16:12Five
16:13Six
16:13Seven
16:13Eight
16:13Nine
16:13Ten
16:17One
16:18Two
16:18Three
16:18Four
16:18Five
16:19Six
16:19Seven
16:19Eight
16:20Nine
16:20Ten
16:20Three
16:25Three
16:26Three
16:31Three
16:32Three
16:34Three
16:38Three
16:41Three
16:41Three
16:42Three
16:42Three
16:42Three
16:42Three
16:43Three
16:46Three
16:46Two
16:47Three
16:47Four
16:47Five
16:47Six
16:48Seven
16:48Eight
16:48Nine
16:53Ten
16:54Two
16:55Three
16:56Four
16:57Five
16:57Six
16:58Seven
16:59Eight
17:00Nine
17:01Ten
17:01Ten
17:03Ten
17:04Nine
17:04Eight
17:04Seven
17:05Six
17:05Five
17:05Three
17:06One
17:06Four
17:09Four
17:11Three, three, three, three. Let's see the ball of three. How many is three?
17:20Three balls.
17:24One, two, three.
17:32Three peas.
17:35One, two, three.
17:39Three crocodiles.
17:42One, two, three.
17:47Three eggs.
17:50One, two, three.
17:54Three little pigs.
17:58One, two, three.
18:00Three birthday eggs.
18:20One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20.
18:52One, two, three, four, five, six, 17, 17, 20, 19, 20.
18:56One, two, three, seven, eight, 10, 12, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 19, 19.
18:59One, two, three, four, five, six, 17, 18, 19, 20, 20.
19:0011, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20.
19:07Boys and girls, you can't plan it, but you've got to know how to count the 20, 2, 4, 6,
19:178, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20.
19:23You gotta learn how to count the 20, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
19:48Turn your numbers and don't be late
19:519, 10, 11, 12
19:55Turn your numbers and please don't fail
19:5913, 14, 15, 16
20:02You can start counting
20:0617, 18, 19, 20
20:10Boys and girls, can you count any?
20:12Whoa, whoa, my love
20:32Ernie, oh Ernie, haven't you dusted that toy shelf yet?
20:36It's your turn, you know, and you always stall
20:39Oh, I'm not stalling, Bert
20:41You see, it's just that there's something I ought to do
20:43Before I dust the shelf
20:44No, there's nothing else you have to do
20:46Just dust that shelf, Ernie
20:48But I think it's important, Bert
20:50Ernie, will you stop stalling?
20:52It's just one little thing that I have to do first, Bert
20:54No, Ernie, you always have one thing to do first
20:57Now just dust the shelf
20:59Well, okay, Bert
21:02Yeah, but I still think I should have taken the toys off the shelf
21:10Before I dusted it, Bert
21:11I don't believe it
21:30I don't believe it
21:32I don't believe it
21:41He also hunã‚€
24:52That looks pretty straight.
24:54Pretty good?
24:54Yeah.
24:55Okay, let's straighten up around here.
24:58A little wrench.
24:59Yeah.
24:59A little bit more.
25:01Josh, you want to help out?
25:02Okay, come on.
25:04Give it a big tug down there.
25:05Come on.
25:06We got it.
25:06There you go.
25:07A little bit more.
25:09Up here.
25:10A little more.
25:11Good.
25:12There you go.
25:12Put some muscle behind it.
25:13Put some muscle behind it.
25:13There you go.
25:14You got it?
25:15Okay.
25:15That's pretty solid.
25:16Yeah, that's solid.
25:17Hey, Josh, did you ever realize how many parts there are to this tricycle?
25:20There's handlebars, right?
25:22And pedals, wheels, and the seat.
25:25You know, you're kind of like a tricycle yourself.
25:27Do you know that?
25:28Yeah.
25:29You've got a lot of parts.
25:30You've got hands and arms and legs and head, right?
25:35You need all those things to ride this tricycle.
25:39Right.
25:39Right?
25:40You got them all together now?
25:41All your parts?
25:42You got all your parts?
25:43Okay.
25:44Okay, hop up.
25:44Let's see how you do it.
25:47Ready?
25:47On your mark, get set, go!
25:50I want to push.
25:51There you go.
25:52There he goes.
25:58There he goes.
26:28Our heads are our gardens that grow hair.
26:32Some hair is dark and some is fair.
26:36Some is yellow, some is brown.
26:40Some stands up and some hangs down.
26:44And some the wind blows in your eyes.
27:01Some eyes are brown and some are blue.
27:05But all are made for seeing through.
27:09Sometimes they shut as this one did.
27:13For every eye has its eyelid.
27:17And every eyelid has its lashes.
27:21For keeping out the dust and ashes.
27:45Your eyes are good friends, I suppose, but are divided by your nose.
27:54Then come the lips and underneath.
27:58Chilling and smiling are her teeth.
28:17A tongue is useful without doubt for talking and for sticking out.
28:26Some tongues are long, but don't come near.
28:30Reaching around to touch the ear.
28:34The cheek is just in front of that.
28:37And when we smile, it's round and fat.
28:42Faces all end up with a chin.
28:45Though some stick out and some stick in.
28:57That's kind of interesting, isn't it?
28:58To think of all the different parts of your body like that.
29:01There's your nose, right?
29:03And your eyes and your skin and your bones.
29:06Your body's made up of all kinds of parts, isn't it?
29:10Hmm, Josh?
29:10Yeah.
29:11You know, some of the parts of your body can make a noise, right?
29:17How about your mouth?
29:19Can you make a noise with your mouth?
29:21Yeah.
29:22Can you?
29:22Let me hear a noise you can make with your mouth, Troy.
29:26Come on.
29:26You just made one, right?
29:28Yeah.
29:28You just did what?
29:30Made a noise of my mouth.
29:32You laughed.
29:33That's a noise, isn't it?
29:34Yeah.
29:34Robin, can you make a noise with your mouth?
29:38Besides laughing, think of another noise you can make with your mouth.
29:43Can you whistle?
29:44Yes.
29:45Let's hear you whistle.
29:47That's a noise.
29:48Can you make a noise, Josh?
29:49Yeah.
29:50With your mouth?
29:50Let's hear.
29:52You can hum.
29:53You need your mouth to hum, right?
29:55How about your feet?
29:58Can you make a noise with your feet?
30:00Yes.
30:00Okay, let's hear you make a noise with your feet.
30:05You sound like marching, right?
30:07Yeah.
30:07If you were a dancer, you could make noise dancing, right?
30:10Can you dance with your feet?
30:12Sure.
30:13That's another noise.
30:14How about your hands?
30:17Can you make a noise with your hands?
30:18Yes.
30:19Who would like to make a noise with their hands?
30:22Clapping.
30:23How about another noise?
30:24Can you think of another noise?
30:25A little louder.
30:29Very good.
30:30You can snap your fingers and make a noise.
30:32All of those things make noises, right?
30:35Hey, I've got an idea.
30:35Let's put all those things together and make all the noises at once.
30:40Okay?
30:41Okay.
30:41Okay, you do the feet and you do your mouth and hands.
30:46Everybody do everything all at once.
30:47Ready?
30:48Okay, let's go.
30:49Ready?
30:53Wow.
30:54You can make a lot of noise with your body.
30:56Can't you?
30:56All those different parts?
30:59So, it's pretty handy having all those parts in case you want to make a noise, right?
31:05Right.
31:05Now, what would you need in order to run?
31:09What part of your body?
31:11Your feet.
31:11Let me see you run right here.
31:13Let me see what parts of your body.
31:14You run, Robin.
31:16And let's see.
31:17Using your feet, right?
31:19Right.
31:19Troy, you run around.
31:20Let's see what you use.
31:21Use your feet and your...
31:23What else?
31:24Legs.
31:25Legs.
31:26And she kind of runs with her arms, too, right?
31:29Yeah.
31:29Now, if you wanted to run really fast,
31:33you'd need all those feet and everything.
31:36Let's see.
31:36Everybody run fast all at once, right?
31:38If you wanted to really run.
31:41Back this way.
31:43Using your arms and your head and everything, right?
31:45That's what you need to run.
32:01Then comes the knock round like a ring
32:06The throat in front for swallowing
32:10The neck is long, but even more so
32:14Is the part we call the torso
32:25From shoulders that we hang a gown on
32:29Going to what we all sit down on
32:33The chest, the shoulders, and the back
32:37And stomach, something like a sack
32:49The arms come from the shoulders and
32:54Each has an elbow, wrist, and hand
32:58Out of the hand, the fingers come
33:02First, second, third, fourth, and the thumb
33:06The first is the index and the dinky
33:10One on the end is called the pinky
33:35Next to the last tall legs and these
33:39Bend in the middle of the knees
33:43And last of all, we find the feet
33:47With shoes to keep them off the street
33:51Hey, those feet are running away
33:54I guess we've sung enough today
34:28Hey, why don't you join me in my
34:29This is my favorite song, okay?
34:31One of these things is not like the others
34:35One of these things doesn't belong
34:38Can you tell which thing is not like the others
34:43Before I finish my song?
34:46Okay, take a close look at all of these things
34:48That I have here in the card now
34:51Because one of these things is different
34:53And it just doesn't belong here
34:57Have you guessed which one it is?
35:02Well, if you guessed this thing is not like the others
35:06If you guessed this thing doesn't belong
35:10If you guessed this thing is not like the others
35:15Well then, you're absolutely right
35:19And you're absolutely right
35:21Because these three shapes
35:23This one
35:24And this one
35:25And this one
35:27Are all exactly the same
35:30See, they all have this little line here
35:32One little opening space
35:34But this shape over here
35:36Has an open space there
35:39And another open space there
35:40And another open space there
35:42So that one is different
35:44Than all three of these
35:46Hey, let's do it again
35:48I kind of like this one
35:49We have some more shapes right here
35:53One of these things is not like the others
35:57One of these things doesn't belong
36:00Can you tell which thing is not like the others
36:05Before I finish my song?
36:08Okay, take a close look one more time now
36:12Now, three of these shapes are exactly the same
36:16But one of these shapes is different
36:19Have you spotted which one is different?
36:24Well, if you guessed this shape is not like the others
36:29If you guessed this shape doesn't belong
36:32If you guessed this shape is not like the others
36:37Well, you're getting very, very smart
36:39And you're absolutely right
36:40One more time
36:41And you're absolutely right
36:43Because these three shapes are exactly the same
36:48They have an open space here and here
36:50Two open spaces
36:51And this one has one, two, three open spaces
36:55So this one is different
36:57Than all three of these
37:01This is the letter C
37:03It's one of my favorites
37:05And you know why?
37:07Because the word cat starts with the letter C
37:09And I just love cats
37:11Why, I'll bet there's a cat outside that door right now
37:15Just waiting to be played with and loved
37:19Nope
37:21C
37:23Cat
37:24You're not a cat
37:30C
37:31A
37:32A
37:32C
37:42THE END
38:02C-D-E
38:04There's an egg here on my knee
38:07F-E-H-I-J
38:11Take the silly thing away
38:14K-L-M-N-O
38:18It doesn't seem to want to go
38:21C-Q-R-S-T
38:25Sorry, pal, don't look at me
38:28U-V-W
38:31I didn't mean to double you
38:35S-Y
38:37Then there's E
38:39Now there's a lizard on your knee
38:42I dream
38:43Of Cheney
38:45With a light brown hair
38:48Soft as a ferny
38:52On a summer's leg
38:57Gee, that little lizard sure can dance, can't he?
39:01I wish I could dance like that
39:03Maybe I can, I'll try
39:04I dream
39:06Of Cheney with a light
39:09Uh-oh
39:11I think I see two reasons why I can't dance like him
39:15One
39:16Two
39:17One
39:19Two
39:20Three
39:21Four
39:21Five
39:22Six
39:23Seven
39:24Eight
39:25Nine
39:25Ten
39:26Ten
39:28Ten
39:28Ten
39:28Ten
39:29Five
39:30Four
39:30One
39:33Two
39:35Two
39:36Two
39:36Two
39:36How many a few?
39:43Two ice cream cones
39:45One, two, three.
39:52Two turtles.
39:56One, two, three.
39:59Two hens.
40:02One, two, three.
40:05Two hats.
40:07One, two, three.
40:10Two butterflies.
40:13One, two, three.
40:16Two, two, three, five.
40:27One, two, three.
40:33Well, one good thing about having big feet like mine,
40:37at least you never forget the number three.
40:39One, two, three.
40:43One, two, three.
40:46Four, two, five.
40:47Six, seven, eight.
40:49Nine, ten.
40:52Nine, nine, ten.
40:54Five, four, three.
40:57One, two.
41:00Three, three, three, three.
41:03Let's sing your ball.
41:05One, three.
41:09Three balls.
41:13One, two, three.
41:21Three peas.
41:24One, two, three.
41:28Three crocodiles.
41:31One, two, three.
41:37Three eggs.
41:39Three eggs.
41:40One, two, three.
41:41Three.
41:44Three little pigs.
41:47One, two, three.
41:50Three.
41:50Three birthday eggs.
42:11One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
42:17One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
42:20Three.
42:22Three.
42:24Three.
42:28Three.
42:31Three.
42:36Three.
42:38Three.
42:40Three.
42:41Three.
42:42Three.
42:45One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
42:53Three.
42:54Hi, Kermit the Frog here, and today I have a new and special game for you.
42:58It's called one of these things belongs with the others.
43:01You know that game?
43:03Usually we sing it, but today we're going to just play it.
43:06Okay?
43:07I'll explain to you what happens.
43:09Over here, you will note there are three circles.
43:12Count them.
43:13One, two, three.
43:15Got that?
43:15And over here, you will see that there are three squares and one circle.
43:21Count the squares.
43:22One, two, three.
43:23Count the circle.
43:25One.
43:26Okay?
43:26Now then, the object of the game is to think about which of these three things over here
43:32belongs over here with these three things.
43:35Got that?
43:37These three things here.
43:38You see?
43:38And look at these over here and see if you can tell which of these things here belongs
43:44over here with these three things.
43:46All right?
43:47I'll give you a hint.
43:48These three things over here are round.
43:52Okay?
43:52Ooh.
43:54Circles.
43:55Oh, wait a minute.
43:56Oh, boy.
43:56Nom, nom, nom, nom, nom.
43:57What are you going to do?
44:00We're trying to play a game here.
44:03That's terrible.
44:10You can't just come and take a bite out of all three of these circles over here.
44:32Let's see.
44:33No.
44:33Let's go back to the game anyhow.
44:36Now.
44:37Oh, but now this thing here doesn't have a bite taken out of it.
44:43And how can it belong with these things over here which all have bites taken out of it?
44:48Oh, let's see.
44:48And this one here doesn't even have a bite taken out of it.
44:51Oh.
44:52Let's see.
44:53An idea.
44:55Hey, monster.
44:56Monster.
44:57Hey, monster.
44:58Monster.
44:59What?
45:00Uh, listen.
45:02I couldn't help noticing how you happen to like taking bites out of these circles.
45:05And so I just thought, I got a nice circle here.
45:08And I was just wondering, how would you like to, you know, uh, you know, go ahead and,
45:13you know, go ahead and, you know, even, uh, how about taking a bite out of it?
45:17Mm-hmm.
45:17No, thanks.
45:19No, thanks?
45:20No, thanks.
45:21Those circles of yours are yucky.
45:23They're terrible.
45:24They taste crummy.
45:25Yuck.
45:26Yeah, but, well, I guess, I guess there's only one thing to do now.
45:35Mm-hmm.
45:37Here it goes.
45:44Hey.
45:46Hey.
45:51Oh, that tastes pretty good.
45:53Hey.
45:54Hey, monster.
45:55What?
45:57Hey, this is delicious.
45:58That's good?
45:59Yeah.
45:59The circle's good?
46:00Mm, it needs a little bit of salt, but it's great.
46:02I got some salt down here.
46:03Mm.
46:03Oh, boy.
46:04Can I try it?
46:05Sure, have a bite.
46:06Okay.
46:06That's really beautiful.
46:08Mm, isn't that nice?
46:09Oh, that's great.
46:10Yeah, oh, beautiful.
46:11That circle's delicious.
46:12Mm.
46:13Wow.
46:14Oh, I'll try a square over here, okay?
46:16Yeah, how's the square?
46:17Oh, the square's great.
46:19Is it?
46:19One.
46:20One.
46:27This is the letter C.
46:29It's one of my favorites.
46:31And you know why?
46:33Because the word cat starts with the letter C.
46:36And I just love cats.
46:38Why, I'll bet there's a cat outside that door right now just waiting to be played with
46:43and loved.
46:45Nope.
46:49C. Cat.
46:52You're not a cat!
46:57C.
46:59Boy, I'm glad I don't have a cat like that around my house, aren't you?
47:03Hey, Bob.
47:03Can you do me a favor?
47:05Oh, hi, Oscar.
47:05What would you like?
47:06Anything at all?
47:07Yeah, well, just hold this rope for me while I get myself a glass of milk.
47:11Just hold the rope?
47:12Sure, Oscar.
47:13But why?
47:14Listen, I'm thirsty.
47:16I'll explain when I've had my milk.
47:18All right.
47:19That's fair enough, but I'm...
47:21I wonder why he wants me to hold this rope here.
47:27Hey, do you hear what I hear?
47:29Sounds like Oscar's building something.
47:31Sounds like a hammer and a saw and some sandpaper.
47:36You don't need to do those things to get a glass...
47:38Hey, Oscar!
47:40Oscar!
47:41What?
47:41What?
47:41Hey, what's going on down there?
47:42You said you were going after some milk, and now I hear you're building something down
47:46there.
47:46Look, I've got to make a table to put it on, haven't I?
47:49Hey, I don't want to spill milk on my new dining room table.
47:53And I can't just drink it on the floor.
47:56Now can I?
47:57No, Oscar, but...
48:00He has to build himself a table for his milk?
48:04Yeah.
48:05I still don't know why he wants me to hold this rope right here.
48:09Because all he's doing is going after some milk.
48:15Now what does that sound like?
48:19Sounds like a sewing machine.
48:21Now what's a sewing machine got to do with...
48:23Oscar!
48:24Oscar!
48:26Now what's going on?
48:27You've got me holding this rope here.
48:29You said you were going after milk.
48:30And now I hear you sewing something.
48:32What is going on?
48:33I've got to have a napkin, haven't I?
48:36I'm sewing a napkin.
48:37I can't just let the milk dribble down my chin.
48:41Now I'm going to go get my milk.
48:43So don't let go of the rope.
48:45Now you're going to go get your...
48:47Well, after all of those sounds from Oscar,
48:50finally now we should hear him going to the refrigerator.
48:53Let's listen.
48:54And he should be going in and reach for the milk.
49:02Sounds like...
49:04Sounds like someone's milking a cow.
49:07You don't suppose that Oscar has a cow in there, do you?
49:11He wouldn't have a cow...
49:16Oh, Oscar!
49:18Oh no!
49:20Oh, Oscar!
49:22Oh, Oscar!
49:25Oscar!
49:26Oh no, I can't...
49:28Oscar!
49:30Oscar!
49:32Oscar!
49:33Are you okay?
49:35All I asked you to do was to hold my cow while I got myself a glass of milk.
49:42I know, Oscar, but I had no idea that you had a cow on the end of that rope.
49:45How else was I going to milk her to get my glass of milk?
49:50I know, Oscar, I'm sorry, but...
49:51Was it too much to ask?
49:53I mean, was it inconvenient?
49:54No, Oscar, not at all, but I just had no idea that...
49:56Was it difficult?
49:57Not at all, Oscar!
49:58You have to let go.
49:59Oscar, I just have to...
50:00You have to let my cow run all over my house.
50:04Oscar...
50:04You have to do...
50:05Most people just don't have cows, darling!
50:16This is Chris.
50:19He has a pair of magic glasses.
50:23When Chris hears a noise, he puts his magic glasses on.
50:51Oh!
50:56Oh!
50:58Oh!
51:00Oh!
51:00Ahoruch!
51:04Ahoruch!
51:08Oh!
51:08Cuckf!
51:11Cuckf!
51:13Oh!
51:19Ah-choo!
51:24Ah-choo!
51:26Ah-choo!
51:28Ah-choo!
51:31Ah-choo!
51:48Ah-choo!
51:54Ah-choo!
51:57Ah-choo!
52:00Ah-choo!
52:09See if you can make these noises.
52:15Now your turn.
52:18Ah-choo!
52:23Ah-choo!
52:26Beep beep!
52:31Ring!
52:51Yeah, that does it.
52:52That's a letter C.
52:54See, that's my favorite letter.
52:56Gordon, I thought you were going to talk about a letter I right now.
52:59Well, I was, Bob, but, you know, I did a lot of work to get this thing done.
53:02I think you better talk about the letter I right now, Gordon.
53:05I better talk about the letter I right now.
53:07You mean he said so?
53:08He said so.
53:09He said so.
53:09He said so.
53:10Well, if he said so, that's different.
53:11Wait a minute.
53:14That's not a letter I, Gordon.
53:16Tell him to wait.
53:21I.
53:22Ice cream.
53:26Ice cream.
53:29Strawberry ice cream.
53:31My favorite kind.
53:33I.
53:35Hello there.
53:36Do you know what this is?
53:38It's a L with a ball on top.
53:40Well, golly gee, I never thought of that, but it does look something like a one with a ball on
53:45top.
53:45Not something like, exactly like.
53:47You got the mind of a flea.
53:49Quiet down now.
53:50This is the letter I.
53:52Many words start with the letter I.
53:54Many words start with the letter I.
53:56And the one that springs to my lips is impolite.
53:59We don't want to be impolite.
54:01That means being rude or discourteous or having no manners.
54:05Tell us all about it, bright boy.
54:07Excuse me.
54:09You little.
54:12Try not to be impolite.
54:14Thank you for your time.
54:18The scene is clean.
54:20It's all up to me.
54:21It's time to bend it to a letter C.
54:25You know, it's a C.
54:27Take it from me.
54:29It's a C.
54:31This is the letter C.
54:33It's one of my favorites.
54:35And you know why?
54:37Because the word cat starts with the letter C.
54:39And I just love cats.
54:42Why, I'll bet there's a cat outside that door right now just waiting to be played with and loved.
54:49Nope.
54:52C.
54:53Cat.
54:55You're not a cat.
55:00C.
55:03A, B, C, D, E.
55:07There's an egg here on my knee.
55:11F, T, H, I, J.
55:14What's the silly thing away?
55:18K, L, M, and O.
55:21It doesn't seem to want to go.
55:25C, Q, R, S, T.
55:28Sorry, pal.
55:30Don't look at me.
55:32U, B, W.
55:35I didn't mean to trouble you.
55:39X, Y, then there's E.
55:42Now there's a lizard on your knee.
55:45I dream of Jeannie with a light brown hair.
55:52Soft as a fernie on the summer's leg.
55:59C.
56:00Cat.
56:02You're not a cat.
56:07C.
56:20Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
56:29Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
56:40Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky.
56:50Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
57:02You're a nice girl, dear.
57:06It's so pretty.
57:11Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
57:21Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
57:31Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky.
57:43Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
58:04Well, this is the time of day when we say glad you've been around.
58:08And we'll be seeing you again, eh?
58:10Bye-bye.
58:12Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters C, F, and I.
58:18And by the numbers 2 and 3.
58:23Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.
58:47This is NET, the Public Television Network.
59:01All right, thanks.
59:01Come on.
59:01Buenos dÃas, everyone.
59:02Vamos.
59:02.
59:02.
59:02.
59:02You