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− | | [[Image:1736i.jpg|250px|center]] || <center>'''SCENE 3'''</center> || [[Telly Monster|Telly]] watches Gordon practice playing his flute and compliments how good he's getting. |
+ | | [[Image:1736i.jpg|250px|center]] || <center>'''SCENE 3'''</center> || [[Telly Monster|Telly]] watches Gordon practice playing his flute and compliments how good he's getting. |
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− | |[[Image:1736j.jpg|250px|center]] || Back in Bob's apartment, he is giving [[Biff]] and [[Sully]] a piano lesson. Biff wants Bob to listen to him play first. He pounds out the notes to [[London Bridge]]. He starts off adequately but then goes off key halfway through. All the same, he tells Bob that the piano lesson is for his partner rather than for him, saying that Sully sometimes fools around while playing. Sully proves him wrong, however, by playing a beautiful, full Chopinesque piece. Biff seems oblivious to his obvious |
+ | |[[Image:1736j.jpg|250px|center]] || <center>'''SCENE 3''', cont'd</center> || Back in Bob's apartment, he is giving [[Biff]] and [[Sully]] a piano lesson. Biff wants Bob to listen to him play first. He pounds out the notes to [[London Bridge]]. He starts off adequately but then goes off key halfway through. All the same, he tells Bob that the piano lesson is for his partner rather than for him, saying that Sully sometimes fools around while playing. Sully proves him wrong, however, by playing a beautiful, full Chopinesque piece. Biff seems oblivious to his obvious gift, though, and asks Bob if he could teach Sully to play like him. Bob says it would be impossible. "There it is, Sul," says Biff. "Some people got talent, some people don't." "You can say that again," Bob says softly to the camera. |
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| [[Image:1736k.jpg|250px|center]] || <center>Celebrity</center> || [[Victor Borge]] talks about practice.<br />{{eka|1166}} |
| [[Image:1736k.jpg|250px|center]] || <center>Celebrity</center> || [[Victor Borge]] talks about practice.<br />{{eka|1166}} |
Revision as of 19:00, 8 February 2015
Sesame Street | |||||||
Bob gives music lessons | |||||||
Air date | January 3, 1983 | ||||||
Season | Season 14 (1982-1983) | ||||||
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Today, Bob is giving out music lessons to his friends on Sesame Street. First, he checks up on Gordon's flute playing. Whenever he makes a mistake, Oscar, Grundgetta and a couple of other Grouches cheer for more. | ||
"I Can Do It By Myself"/"Inside Out"/"It's Easy" Films of children trying to put on their clothes. | ||
It's a squirrel Artist: Ishu Patel | ||
Prairie Dawn presents a pageant about feelings. Bert dresses as Cupid to represent love -- but his lines don't ring true. Instead, he sings his own song "That's Love". He sings that to him, love means pigeons, oatmeal -- and Ernie. | ||
Gordon's slowly improving on his flute playing, much to the disgruntlement of Oscar and the other Grouches. However, they're relieved when Gordon decides to continue the rest of the piece and makes more mistakes. | ||
In his room, Bob gives the Two-Headed Monster a singing lesson: singing "Sing." | ||
A baby climbs up the stairs all by himself. | ||
A voiceover lists many R words. | ||
Herry and John-John: Up and Down (EKA: Episode 0784) | ||
Boy and the UP balloons (EKA: Episode 0798) | ||
Telly watches Gordon practice playing his flute and compliments how good he's getting. | ||
Back in Bob's apartment, he is giving Biff and Sully a piano lesson. Biff wants Bob to listen to him play first. He pounds out the notes to London Bridge. He starts off adequately but then goes off key halfway through. All the same, he tells Bob that the piano lesson is for his partner rather than for him, saying that Sully sometimes fools around while playing. Sully proves him wrong, however, by playing a beautiful, full Chopinesque piece. Biff seems oblivious to his obvious gift, though, and asks Bob if he could teach Sully to play like him. Bob says it would be impossible. "There it is, Sul," says Biff. "Some people got talent, some people don't." "You can say that again," Bob says softly to the camera. | ||
Victor Borge talks about practice. (EKA: Episode 1166) | ||
Sand Z/z | ||
Buffalo in the water (jazz soundtrack) | ||
Madrigal Alphabet Animation by Jeff Hale (EKA: Episode 0677) | ||
The Count sings about his first day of school. | ||
A woman fixes her car by putting a letter r under the hood, and it goes "Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!" (EKA: Episode 0411) | ||
Bob gives Fluffy a trumpet lesson. After which, Fluffy is able to join Herb Elephant and the Yucatán Brass. | ||
Indian guru counts to twenty. (EKA: Episode 0276) | ||
Maria as Charlie Chaplin: EXIT (EKA: Episode 0926) | ||
Muppet & Kid Moments: Kermit tells Alphonso what an EXIT is. | ||
EXIT | ||
Bob and the kids play "Practice, Practice." | ||
Boy learns to play his violin. | ||
Sounds in the House #1 (EKA: Episode 1706) | ||
R is for Rooster, and Robber, and Rake ... Artist: Fred Calvert (First: Episode 0011) | ||
Ernie and Bert search for Dr. Livingstone in the jungle. | ||
A wizard turns into R things. (EKA: Episode 1015) | ||
Gordon finally plays the flute for Bob without making any mistakes. The Grouches disapprove. | ||
Nine Striped Cats Owe Gustafson | ||
A cowboy hears his echo in Spanish for the numbers one to ten. (EKA: Episode 0815) | ||
What if we celebrate Valentine's Day with chickens instead of hearts? (EKA: Episode 0815) | ||
Saxophone Factory (EKA: Episode 1446) | ||
Song: Serving Dinner for Nine Tonight Artist: Paul Fierlinger | ||
Rectangle transition (EKA: Episode 0592) | ||
Bob is finished with music lessons for today but Oscar wants him to give Slimey his music lesson for playing his sousaphone. Slimey plays the Sesame Street theme as Grundgetta lists the sponsors. |
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