Elmo's World: Ears
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| Elmo's World | |
| Written by | Judy Freudberg Annie Evans Tony Geiss |
| Directed by | Victor DiNapoli |
| Book | |
| Video | Elmo's World: Elmo Has Two |
| First Appearance Episode 4032 | |
| Earliest Known Appearance | |
| Picture | Segment | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | | Elmo tries on different pretend ears. A video montage displays children's ears. |
 | Dorothy has a decoration of a goldfish with ears in her fish bowl. She wants to know how you wiggle your ears. | |
 | Mr. Noodle's brother Mr. Noodle wiggles his nose, toes and entire head. He finally wiggles his ears by donning a pair of earmuffs with ear-shaped muffs on springs. | |
 | Kids wiggle their ears with and without their fingers. Elmo asks a baby wearing earrings. | |
 | The Elephant, wearing a top hat and tuxedo front, sings "Do Your Ears Hang Low". | |
 | Elmo asks the viewer to help him count popcorn popping in a CG popper. | |
 | Elmo asks yes/no questions about things you can hear with your ears. Elmo plays a violin and Cookie Monster eats a cookie to demonstrate activities which can be heard. | |
 | Elmo's friend Emily has a playdate with her deaf friend Alex. He lipreads while they play Go Fish, his mother signs to him at snack time, and he feels the beat to dance. | |
 | During the TV portion, Elmo is introduced to "rabbit ears." The Ear Channel shows "The Boy Who Loved His Dog's Ears". | |
 | Elmo talks to a dog-eared Book titled "Animals and Their Ears." The pop-up image of a bunny triggers Tickle Me Land. | |
 | Dorothy imagines Elmo as a singing bunny, a cat and a mouse. At the end of the mouse's appearance, the cat chases the mouse across the screen several times, eventually passing the sleeping bunny. |
