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+ | {{episodesesame|plot=Oscar fights litter.|airdate=November 9, [[1971]]|season=[[Season 3 (1971-1972)]]|sponsors=[[B]], [[M]], [[3]]|syndication=|DVD=}} |
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| − | *[[Tom]] leaves the store for a minute, and when he returns, someone has taken a scoop of ice cream and left a quarter. |
+ | *[[Tom]] leaves the store for a minute, and when he returns, someone has taken a scoop of ice cream and left a quarter. The culprit also left a yellow feather. [[Big Bird]] comes in to order an ice cream, and Tom tells him he must have quite an appetite, as he just had an ice cream. Big Bird says he didn't, but Tom doesn't believe him until a woman comes in to tell him he has delicious ice cream and to retrieve the feather that fell from her hat. |
| − | *[[Rollercoaster 1, 2, 3]] |
+ | *[[Rollercoaster 1, 2, 3]]: "Powder" version ''(shown twice)'' |
| + | *Film: 'Fred, Get Me a 20!' - Detective Fred ([[Joe Raposo]]) is sent by his boss ([[Danny Epstein]]) to locate the number 20. Throughout the office and on the streets of New York, Fred tracks down the numbers 11 through 18 in numerical order by spying his surroundings. When he finds his way to Apartment 19, he discovers it is occupied by a [[Gorilla Suits|gorilla]], who leads him directly to the elusive 20. |
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| − | *Detectives Counting 11 – 20. Fred, played by [[Joe Raposo]], wanders the streets of New York in search of a 20 when his boss, played by [[Danny Epstein]] tells him “Fred, get me a 20!” |
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*[[Susan]] plays a numerical correspondence game with the kids. She puts out a certain number of oranges and has the kids count to themselves and find the number that matches the oranges. |
*[[Susan]] plays a numerical correspondence game with the kids. She puts out a certain number of oranges and has the kids count to themselves and find the number that matches the oranges. |
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+ | *Clay animation: An orange pops out of a basket of fruits and gets "made up" as the face of Carmen, the role in the opera of the same name. While singing "[[Habanera]]," the famed aria from the opera, Carmen loses her "face" and can't resume singing until the wig returns. |
| − | *Cartoon: M is for Mouse, mud, and mother. |
+ | *Cartoon: M is for Mouse, mud, and mother. {{first|0073}} |
| − | *Mr. and Mrs. Snow (snowmen) talk about bottom, middle, head, and other body parts and clothing. |
+ | *Film: Mr. and Mrs. Snow (snowmen) talk about bottom, middle, head, and other body parts and clothing as their parts are put together. |
*[[Kermit's Lectures]]: [[Bob]] holds an American bullfrog and asks [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] to talk about frogs. However, due to living a somewhat different life than normal frogs, what Kermit says about frogs is somewhat incorrect; for example, Kermit believes that frogs eat fried chicken and pizza, and live in apartment houses. |
*[[Kermit's Lectures]]: [[Bob]] holds an American bullfrog and asks [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] to talk about frogs. However, due to living a somewhat different life than normal frogs, what Kermit says about frogs is somewhat incorrect; for example, Kermit believes that frogs eat fried chicken and pizza, and live in apartment houses. |
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| − | *Cartoon: Jack and the “B” Stalk. |
+ | *Cartoon: Jack and the “B” Stalk. ''(shown twice)'' |
| − | *Anything |
+ | *Two Anything Muppets have the same face, hair, and outfits, but they have different voices. |
| − | *Jungle Add Subtract |
+ | *Cartoon: "Jungle Add and Subtract" -- Ladybugs and lizards are added and subtracted. |
| − | *"Same and Different" song: How are these two toys the same? |
+ | *"Same and Different" song: How are these two toys the same? |
| − | *Film: Bus. |
+ | *Film: Bus. |
*Two monsters stand on either side of a large plate of cookies. [[Herry Monster]] has an "R" on his sweatshirt and growls menacingly, "Rrrrrrrr". A [[fat blue]] monster has an "S" on his sweatshirt and hisses ominously, "Sssssssss". While they argue in this way, [[Cookie Monster]] (wearing an "M" on his sweatshirt) comes along, eats the cookies, rubs his tummy and says, "Mmmmmmmmmm". |
*Two monsters stand on either side of a large plate of cookies. [[Herry Monster]] has an "R" on his sweatshirt and growls menacingly, "Rrrrrrrr". A [[fat blue]] monster has an "S" on his sweatshirt and hisses ominously, "Sssssssss". While they argue in this way, [[Cookie Monster]] (wearing an "M" on his sweatshirt) comes along, eats the cookies, rubs his tummy and says, "Mmmmmmmmmm". |
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| − | *Cartoon: |
+ | *Cartoon: A boy and father think of how to make a cart. {{eka|0231}} |
| − | *Cartoon: A Boy and a Cart (Spanish) |
+ | *Cartoon: A Boy and a Cart (Spanish version) |
| − | * B - Bug |
+ | *[[Speech Balloon]]: "B" - Bug {{eka|0137}} |
| − | * B - Ball |
+ | *Cartoon: "B" - Ball |
| − | *[[Kangaroo Blues]] |
+ | *"[[Kangaroo Blues]]" |
| + | *Cartoon: "B Wall" -- [[Casey Kasem]] narrates a poem about various items beginning with "B" sitting on a wall. ''(shown twice)'' |
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| − | *B Wall: Kids paint pictures of things that start with B. ''Producer: [[Ken Snyder Enterprises]]; Music: [[Jack Fascinato]] |
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*"Big Bird Buys Big Blue Book" |
*"Big Bird Buys Big Blue Book" |
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| − | *[[Batman]]: Clean and dirty. |
+ | *[[Batman]]: Clean and dirty. |
| − | *[[Jazz Numbers|Jazz #3]] {{first|0002}} |
+ | *[[Jazz Numbers|Jazz #3]] {{first|0002}} ''(shown twice)'' |
| + | *Cartoon: Offscreen voices try to guess what a line turns into. The line becomes a picture of a kite, but a piece breaks off and turns the picture into a fish. (This animation is shown twice -- in English and Spanish.) |
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| − | *What’s That Line Fish |
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| − | *What’s That Line Fish (Spanish) |
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| − | *Cartoon: Jack and the “B” Stalk (repeat) |
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| − | *[[Rollercoaster 1, 2, 3]] (repeat) |
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| − | *Pixillation, with music by Joe Raposo. |
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| − | *[[Jazz Numbers|Jazz #3]] (repeat) |
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*[[One of These Things]] |
*[[One of These Things]] |
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* Be - B |
* Be - B |
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| − | *[[Ernie and Bert Sketches: Apartment|Ernie and Bert]]: [[Ernie]] comes from finishing his bath, and tells [[Bert]] that there's something that he forgot. Bert asks if he's washed behind his ears, his neck, and his elbows. Finally, Ernie remembers that he forgot to turn off the water in the tub -- as the water level rises. |
+ | *[[Ernie and Bert Sketches: Apartment|Ernie and Bert]]: [[Ernie]] comes from finishing his bath, and tells [[Bert]] that there's something that he forgot. Bert asks if he's washed behind his ears, his neck, and his elbows. Finally, Ernie remembers that he forgot to turn off the water in the tub -- as the water level rises. |
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| − | *B Wall: Kids paint pictures of things that start with B. (repeat) |
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*[[Maria]] and [[Oscar the Grouch]] have an argument. |
*[[Maria]] and [[Oscar the Grouch]] have an argument. |
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*Oscar fights litter. |
*Oscar fights litter. |
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| + | *[[Ernie and Bert Sketches: Apartment|Ernie and Bert]]: Ernie can't decide which of the two different shelves he should place a large vase on, so Bert tells him to use his imagination. Ernie imagines the vase falling off the little shelf and Bert kicking him out of the apartment. Then, Ernie imagines putting the vase on the big shelf, and Bert rewarding him with a big surprise party. |
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| − | *[[Ernie and Bert Sketches: Apartment|Ernie]] Puts the Vase Away |
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- Tom leaves the store for a minute, and when he returns, someone has taken a scoop of ice cream and left a quarter. The culprit also left a yellow feather. Big Bird comes in to order an ice cream, and Tom tells him he must have quite an appetite, as he just had an ice cream. Big Bird says he didn't, but Tom doesn't believe him until a woman comes in to tell him he has delicious ice cream and to retrieve the feather that fell from her hat.
- Rollercoaster 1, 2, 3: "Powder" version (shown twice)
- Film: 'Fred, Get Me a 20!' - Detective Fred (Joe Raposo) is sent by his boss (Danny Epstein) to locate the number 20. Throughout the office and on the streets of New York, Fred tracks down the numbers 11 through 18 in numerical order by spying his surroundings. When he finds his way to Apartment 19, he discovers it is occupied by a gorilla, who leads him directly to the elusive 20.
- Susan plays a numerical correspondence game with the kids. She puts out a certain number of oranges and has the kids count to themselves and find the number that matches the oranges.
- Clay animation: An orange pops out of a basket of fruits and gets "made up" as the face of Carmen, the role in the opera of the same name. While singing "Habanera," the famed aria from the opera, Carmen loses her "face" and can't resume singing until the wig returns.
- Cartoon: M is for Mouse, mud, and mother. (First: Episode 0073)
- Film: Mr. and Mrs. Snow (snowmen) talk about bottom, middle, head, and other body parts and clothing as their parts are put together.
- Kermit's Lectures: Bob holds an American bullfrog and asks Kermit to talk about frogs. However, due to living a somewhat different life than normal frogs, what Kermit says about frogs is somewhat incorrect; for example, Kermit believes that frogs eat fried chicken and pizza, and live in apartment houses.
- Cartoon: Jack and the “B” Stalk. (shown twice)
- Two Anything Muppets have the same face, hair, and outfits, but they have different voices.
- Cartoon: "Jungle Add and Subtract" -- Ladybugs and lizards are added and subtracted.
- "Same and Different" song: How are these two toys the same?
- Film: Bus.
- Two monsters stand on either side of a large plate of cookies. Herry Monster has an "R" on his sweatshirt and growls menacingly, "Rrrrrrrr". A fat blue monster has an "S" on his sweatshirt and hisses ominously, "Sssssssss". While they argue in this way, Cookie Monster (wearing an "M" on his sweatshirt) comes along, eats the cookies, rubs his tummy and says, "Mmmmmmmmmm".
- Cartoon: A boy and father think of how to make a cart. (EKA: Episode 0231)
- Cartoon: A Boy and a Cart (Spanish version)
- Speech Balloon: "B" - Bug (EKA: Episode 0137)
- Cartoon: "B" - Ball
- Cartoon: "B Wall" -- Casey Kasem narrates a poem about various items beginning with "B" sitting on a wall. (shown twice)
- "Big Bird Buys Big Blue Book"
- Batman: Clean and dirty.
- Jazz #3 (First: Episode 0002) (shown twice)
- Cartoon: Offscreen voices try to guess what a line turns into. The line becomes a picture of a kite, but a piece breaks off and turns the picture into a fish. (This animation is shown twice -- in English and Spanish.)
- Be - B
- Ernie and Bert: Ernie comes from finishing his bath, and tells Bert that there's something that he forgot. Bert asks if he's washed behind his ears, his neck, and his elbows. Finally, Ernie remembers that he forgot to turn off the water in the tub -- as the water level rises.
- Maria and Oscar the Grouch have an argument.
- Oscar fights litter.
- Ernie and Bert: Ernie can't decide which of the two different shelves he should place a large vase on, so Bert tells him to use his imagination. Ernie imagines the vase falling off the little shelf and Bert kicking him out of the apartment. Then, Ernie imagines putting the vase on the big shelf, and Bert rewarding him with a big surprise party.
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