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Episode 2572
| Sesame Street | |
| Plot | Magic Magazine |
| Air date | March 21, 1989 |
| Season | Season 20 (1988-1989) |
| Sponsors | E, P, 9 |
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| This episode guide has been compiled from incomplete video material. |
| Picture | Segment | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | | "Martian Beauty" has nine hairs, nine bows, nine eyes, nine nostrils, nine arms, and nine toes. Artist: Bud Luckey (EKA: Episode 0424) |
 | | Animals fight. Music: Joe Raposo (EKA: Episode 2483) |
 | | Sesame Street News Flash: Kermit goes to Peter Piper's Pickled Peppers Patch to interview Peter Piper, but he only gets to meet other members of his family, whose names all begin with a common letter. At the end, Peter Piper's cousin states that Peter Piper is in Portland pressing pants. (EKA: Episode 1563) |
 | | Pentagon in space (EKA: Episode 2208) |
 | | Little Chrissy and the Alphabeats sing "Count It Higher." (EKA: Episode 0670) |
 | | A toothbrush talks to a mouth about what could happen if not taken care of. |
 | | Dave Winfield talk to Big Bird about feeling proud about how tall he is. |
 | | A door opens behind a mouse, who shrieks when she sees the E. Artist: Bruce Cayard (EKA: Episode 2164) |
 | | Kids train for the special olympics. (EKA: Episode 2258) |
 | | Pageant: How a flower is grown. Ernie plays the role of Bart, a farm boy who plants a flower. Herry Monster plays the sun, and a nervous Cookie Monster plays a cloud. Bert reluctantly plays the flower. When it is said that Bert made the leaves for his costume out of lettuce leaves, Cookie and Herry proceed to eat the leaves and rip the costume apart. (EKA: Episode 0666) |
 | | A man explains that the letter E begins both Enter and Exit. Another man named Roy runs through the doors. (EKA: Episode 0406) |
 | | Linda teaches a boy how to sign the word WALK. |
 | | The crosswalk light says WALK. (EKA: Episode 0926) |
 | | A lizard sings about how she likes to be "Above it All", as well as below. Artist: Sally Cruikshank |
 | | Here is Your Life Guy Smiley salutes a still life painting of a bowl of fruit. |
  | | "The Noble Ostrich", a segment about the day-to-day activities of ostriches. Includes an animated appearance by Big Bird. Artist: Bruce Cayard (EKA: Episode 1056) |
 | | An Anything Muppet boy and girl have a conversation, just using the letters of the alphabet. (EKA: Episode 0267) |
  | | David becomes a contestant on Sonny Friendly's Traveling Game Show. This time, the game is "Find Your Prize", where whatever David indentifies in the picture is part of his winnings. Sonny tells him he could win a sandwich, or some milk or even a house. Eager to win a house, David looks through the picture, but only finds a sandwich and glass of milk. Sonny tells him there isn't a house in there and David has won some lunch. David has already eaten, so Sonny takes it. |
 | | P - Pyramid (EKA: Episode 2282) |
 | | "Garbageman's Blues Song" (EKA: Episode 2407) |
 | | Grover is about to talk about rhymes when a fox shows him a box that has locks and a hand inside that knocks and drops rocks and socks. An ox comes by and reveals he's the owner of the box. After all the commotion, Grover tries to finish his talk, but can't think of any rhymes. |
 | | What if an elephant and a mouse had their features switched around? Artist: Cliff Roberts (EKA: Episode 1044) |
  | | Bob, Homer Honker and The Kids play a symphony version of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star", but Homer's honks are too loud. When being let go because of his volume, Homer begins to sob. Bob hands him a hanky, which Homer puts over his horns to soften his honks. |
 | | Rap #9 |
 | | Bert and Ernie go fishing. Ernie catches fish by yelling "Heeeeere fishy, fishy, fishy!", and fish come flying to his boat. Bert tries it, but only catches a shark. (EKA: Episode 1707) |
 | | It's a squirrel Artist: Ishu Patel (EKA: Episode 1736) |
 | | A film insert about washing elephants at the Bronx Zoo. The song "Splish Splash" is used in part of the segment. (EKA: Episode 2096) |
  | | The Amazing Mumford asks David if he has a copy of "Magic Magazine". David states he's never even heard of it, until several copies magically appear in the newsstand. Mumford happens to be "Magician of the Month" and makes off with a copy. Gladys the Cow arrives to get an issue, claiming she's on the cover. Although David tells her Mumford's the one on the cover, the magazines change so that Gladys is featured. Meryl Sheep then arrives, asking the for the magazine too, stating she's now on the cover. Sure enough, the magazine changes to an issue about her. When Mumford returns, David tries to ask about the magazines, while Mumford comments "Oh yes! That's a great picture of you." Suddenly, the magazines change to a David-specific issue. "That's Magic Magazine!" Mumford says. |
 | | E / e (elephant / jazzy trumpet) (EKA: Episode 2366) |
 | | After sounding the word "hat," The Two-Headed Monster shares one giant straw hat. (EKA: Episode 2477) |
 | | Oranges are peeled and sliced in stop-motion, and some kids eat them. (EKA: Episode 2283) |
  | | David tells Bob about his issue of "Magic Magazine," but when he hands it to him as proof, the cover changes back to Mumford. Bob tries to calm David down while Mumford announces the sponsors. |
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