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Sesame Street
Plot	Bernie, a piano tuner, tunes Oscar piano; Olivia falls in love with Bernie
Air date	December 3, 1985
Season	Season 17 (1985-1986)
Sponsors	L, Y, 3
Syndication
DVD

Bob introduces Bernie to Oscar the Grouch. Bernie is a piano tuner, so Oscar hires him to give his piano a "tune down". When Grungetta arrives for a visit, she hears the "beautiful" music Bernie is making, and falls head over heels over him. Oscar is distraught, fearing that he may lose his best friend. He talks Olivia into going out with Bernie. Not knowing that Bernie is not a grouch, Olivia ends up dressing in ratty clothes and a frizzy green wig.

Segments

• Cartoon: "L" words (locomotive, letter, lamp...)
• Sesame Street News Flash: Don Music tries to rewrite the "Sesame Street Theme". He succeeds and is joined by Little Chrissy and the Alphabeats. (EKA: Episode 1845)
• Film: an eagle flies overhead as kids comment on the view. (EKA: Episode 1575)
• Cartoon: arms hug the word "LOVE" (EKA: Episode 0926)
• Cartoon: a boy blowing bubbles helps a lost alien find his way home, but the alien has trouble listening.
• Ernie and Bert: Ernie wakes up and tells Bert it's time to get up, but notices that Bert isn't in his bed. He slowly ponders what happened to his best friend, coming to the conclusion that maybe some Martians took him away in their spaceship. As it turns out, Bert just got up early to fix some oatmeal. Ernie is relieved ... until a real spaceship lands and the Martians enter the room.
• Film: George the Farmer uses barrels to count to ten. (EKA: Episode 0999)
• Big Bird sings "Admiral Bird". (EKA: Episode 0946)
• Consonant Sound Cartoon: "Y" -- Yak (EKA: Episode 1858)
• Film: a man talks about how he delivers the mail on horseback. (EKA: Episode 0666)
• Count Von Count: As ominous music plays, the Count walks around his castle, checks out the mirror (he has no reflection), and greets his bats. The mailman arrives, with a bunch of letters for Count. The mailman wonders why there are so many letters. The Count says that he wrote them all himself, so he could count them... and he does! (EKA: Episode 0818)
• Animation: 3 doctors
• Cartoon: The Typewriter types "Y" for "yo-yo" (EKA: Episode 1858)
• Richard Pryor recites the alphabet. (EKA: Episode 0862)
• Animation: white-lined triangles form various objects as kids voiceovers comment on them.
• Film: A young man and several kids do exercises.
• Cartoon: a man hears squeaking, and tries to figure out what could be making the sound. (EKA: Episode 0810)
• Super Grover: A girl cannot get her computer to start. Super Grover tries to turn it on by jumping up and down and shouting "Wubba wubba!", but she soon discovers that the computer is not plugged in.
• Film: The Mad Painter paints 3's on slices of bread. (EKA: Episode 0343)
• Muppet & Kid Moments: Bert and David talk about faces. (EKA: Episode 0343)
• Cartoon: a girl named Louise recites her poem about the little letter "L". (EKA: Episode 1576)
• Film: an ornyx runs fast, then faster, then fastest
• Song: "Yo" (EKA: Episode 0815)
• Cookie Monster: Cookie performs a test to see which cookie shape tastes best.
• Animation: "L"--Lion (blowing sand)
• Film: a blind woman explains how she can cross the street. (EKA: Episode 0994)
• The Two-Headed Monster reads the word "PAT"
• Cartoon: Milly and Molly, two sisters, put posters of their favorite rock star on the walls of their room.

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