Sesame Street | |||||
The Big Zero Game | |||||
Air date | May 10, 1988 | ||||
Season | Season 19 (1987-1988) | ||||
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Picture | Segment | Description |
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Everyone gathers around Oscar's trash can to tell him, "Don't Sing This Song." | |
A hand draws a farm backdrop for the animals. (EKA: Episode 0926) | ||
An Anything Muppet girl shows the viewers that the number 11 is the same right side up and upside down. (Spanish soundtrack) (EKA: Episode 0239) | ||
A boy narrates a film about how cheese is made. (EKA: Episode 1124) | ||
E for elephant, eagle, everything, and egg. (EKA: Episode 2059) | ||
The Two-Headed Monster tries on different pairs of shoes, but can't agree on one pair. They end up agreeing to wear shoe boxes instead. (EKA: Episode 2365) | ||
Two balls follow an arrow down a hole. (EKA: Episode 2096) | ||
Big Bird shows a group of "future first-graders" how to stand in line, and why it is important. Mr. Snuffleupagus doesn't get the concept at first, but Big Bird shows him which direction to face. Big Bird then leads everyone outside, but Snuffy has trouble fitting through the door ... | ||
A man circles the number 1, draws a line to the number 2, follows the arrows to the number 3 (and crosses out), underlines the number, draws a door, and goes through it. (EKA: Episode 2234) | ||
A Muppet inchworm and a bug sing "Inchworm" in a field of flowers. (EKA: Episode 0237) | ||
The sign CLOSED spins around. | ||
Gloria, a rambunctious little girl, sings the alphabet song while an adult gives her instructions. (First: Episode 0010) | ||
Ernie and Bert: At the movies, Ernie sits behind a woman wearing a tall hat. (EKA: Episode 0677) | ||
C for canary (role reversal) (EKA: Episode 1095) | ||
Squares are shown in close-up. (EKA: Episode 2424) | ||
Loretta Lynn sings "Songs Are For Singing" to some kids. | ||
The Carrot Artist: Bruce Cayard (EKA: Episode 2257) | ||
Forgetful Jones, Clementine and Buster are in the dark because Forgetful forgot to turn something on. It's not the water, the electric fan, or the radio ... it's the light! | ||
The Ringmaster displays 11 purple pooches. Artist: Jeff Hale (EKA: Episode 1800) | ||
A boy narrates a film of what happens when it changes from fall to winter. | ||
Oscar invites Telly Monster to play "The Big Zero Game" - he has to guess how many pennies are in the pail. The answer, needless to say, is zero. He wins the "Big Zero Prize" which is the amount of pennies in the pail - zero! (Grouch games are different.) | ||
A boy counts down to 0 as he eats his soup. (EKA: Episode 2283) | ||
"The Rhymies at Sea" - Larry, Mary and Barry sail on a ship, which sinks. (EKA: Episode 1162) | ||
A baby messes around (literally) with a chocolate cookie, as Cookie Monster (in voice-over) wishes it was for him. (First: Episode 0407) | ||
A bird transforms into a plane, a car, a cat, a fish, a submarine, Submarine Man, and back to a bird. Artist: Vince Collins (EKA: Episode 1646) | ||
Muppet & Kid Moments: The Count and Ingrid count to 20 in Spanish. (EKA: Episode 0587) | ||
Joe Raposo sings "Frog Struggle Song." (EKA: Episode 0592) | ||
Three scribbles exercise. | ||
Bob is about to read the story of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" to some kids, when Meryl Sheep intervenes and insist they hear her version of the story instead, "Goldilocks and the Three Bahs." In her version, the main character, a sheep, visits a pasture with some sheep who are too loud, followed by one with sheep who are too quiet, and finally, one that has just the right amount of noise (and blonde hair). | ||
C is for Cowboy (EKA: Episode 1095) | ||
Charlie Chaplin obeys the word HOP, then switches it to STOP. (EKA: Episode 2275) | ||
A boy tries to guess what a voice belongs to by asking it questions, and wins a ride on a giraffe. (EKA: Episode 1057) | ||
A boy takes dance lessons at a dance studio. (EKA: Episode 1839) | ||
E for Erase (EKA: Episode 0666) | ||
Ernie realizes that Bert's not home, and that he can do whatever he wants. He acts out a typical scenario in which he plays the radio loud and Bert tells him to turn it down ... but it doesn't feel the same without Bert around. | ||
An army of ants gets to the bakery, only to find that it's closed. | ||
Someone left a gift for Telly, and he's curious about it, but he's worried that it could be too big to fit in his home. Luis tells him to open it, and inside is a monster doll - but who could it be from? Telly thinks it could be a Martian or a whale, but according to the card, it's from his Grandpa Monster. Telly plays with his doll, as Bob announces the sponsors. |
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