Episode 2773
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| Sesame Street | |
| Plot | An artsy day on Sesame Street |
| Air date | December 19, 1990 |
| Season | Season 22 (1990-1991) |
| Sponsors | A, Y, 10 |
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| DVD | |
| Picture | Segment | Description |
|---|---|---|
  | | In the morning, Big Bird and Snuffy wake up from their sleepover, and notice Ruby nearby, with a blindfold. They learn that she's conducting another experiment: she wants to see if she'll know when the sun comes up, without seeing it come up. They don't think her experiment will work, because you can't hear, smell or taste the sun, but they start to feel warm, which means the sun is coming up! |
 | | "Why Bears Smile" - a story of a bear who learned which body part to cover when sneezing. Artist: Bruce Cayard |
 | | Ernie and Bert: Ernie doesn't think pigeons are able to laugh at Bert's pigeon jokes, but he's wrong ... |
 | | A for astronaut, airplane, airport and automobile. (EKA: Episode 2404) |
 | | Joe Raposo sings "I'm an Aardvark." Re-filmed version (EKA: Episode 2125) |
 | | The letters in the word BESO kiss each other. |
 | | Charlie Chaplin obeys the word HOP, then switches it to STOP. (EKA: Episode 2482) |
 | | A boy narrates a poem about how he met Eleanor, the monster under his bed. Artist: ArtistMike |
 | | Glenn Close vents to Oscar about her bad luck, which makes her feel much better ... but her affection towards Oscar makes him want to blow off steam. |
 | | Jazz #10 (First: Episode 0021) |
 | | A boy visits the hospital to see his mother's new baby. (EKA: Episode 1839) |
 | | A man juggles until he is told to STOP. Artist: Cliff Roberts |
 | Muppet & Kid Moments: Grover and Eric observe the differences between fur and skin. (EKA: Episode 2208) | |
 | | A yak discusses the letter "Y" on a stage, and is insulted when it is called a "Yakkity-yakkity-yak". (EKA: Episode 1858) |
 | | Ernie sings "The Honker-Duckie-Dinger Jamboree." |
 | | 4 red balls minus 1 equals 3. |
  | | Big Bird and Snuffy get ready to put on a Snufflepuppet show, which Hiroshi helps them out with. Snuffy is confused: why does Hiroshi want to help them with their show, if he mostly works with paint? Hiroshi describes the art of puppetry, and shows them a book with pictures of different kinds of puppets (Big Bird even remembers that Mr. Rogers uses puppets on his show). Snuffy asks him to show the pictures to his Snufflepuppet, Gus. |
 | | "Magic Pig Calypso Song" Artist: Vince Collins |
 | | A little boy tells his grown-up friends to "Take My Hand" while they cross the street. |
 | | A boy acts out his feelings as animals. ("There's a zoo in me!") (EKA: Episode 0796) |
 | | Ann Marie and Skeeter Rabbit do their dance routine. The frame freezes whenever the word STOP comes on. (EKA: Episode 2615) |
 | | Two hippie kids wonder how to make their droopy plant grow. (EKA: Episode 1858) |
 | | The stage is all set up, and Hiroshi, Mr. Macintosh and some kids wait for the Snufflepuppet show to begin. Big Bird wonders what Hiroshi will contribute to the show, but Hiroshi tells him to wait and see. Gus, the star of the show, jumps 40 times while counting to 40. The show's over, however, so what does Hiroshi do? He leads the audience in throwing confetti in the air. |
 | | The rabbit and the turtle race to the top of a building. The rabbit goes up 40 steps, but the turtle takes the elevator. (EKA: Episode 2258) |
 | | Gladys the Cow assists The Amazing Mumford on stage. Mumford says he will make her disappear, but his attempts fail, so he says he'll turn her into a frog instead. She walks offstage in a huff, which means his trick did work this time. |
 | | The Bellhop must take 10 terriers for a walk. |
 | | Scuba diver - on, into, under, through, around Music: Joe Raposo (EKA: Episode 1041) |
 | | The kids hang out in the arbor and draw pictures. Telly joins them, but becomes upset that he doesn't have a green crayon to draw green leaves. Hiroshi suggests that maybe the leaves could be a different color, such as the colors the leaves turn as the seasons change. They become enthusiastic while thinking about the limitless possibilities of their art. Telly considers adding his kite into the picture, but then remembers that his kite is green ... |
 | | A little girl shows the building and apartment where she lives -- both with the number 6. (EKA: Episode 2292) |
 | | "Share In Your Fun With Another Someone" (EKA: Episode 0926) |
 | | Little Chrissy and the Alphabeats sing "You're Alive." |
 | | An orchestra conductor asks "May I have an A, please?" at which point a giant letter A falls from the sky. (EKA: Episode 1933) |
 | | Linda signs the word wind, and Gordon is blown away. |
 | | Monsterpiece Theater: The 400 Blows Grover has to blow out the candles on his birthday cake 400 times, but since this is Part 1, he only gets up to 40 before he faints. |
 | | "Captain Brown" marches up and down a hill. |
  | | Telly shows Oscar the picture he drew, and Oscar actually likes it, because the parts of the picture aren't the color they're supposed to be. Telly decides to give Oscar the picture, but grouches don't take kindly to such nice gestures. Oscar changes his mind about the picture, saying it's too nice, which Telly and Hiroshi take as a compliment. |
 | | An ape escapes from the A train and heads over to a birthday party. (EKA: Episode 2485) |
 | | Linda signs the word snow, and Gordon gets snowed on. |
 | | Kermit sings "Caribbean Amphibian". |
 | | Y is for Yo-Yo (First: Episode 0036) |
  | | Ruby is back in Big Bird's nest area, doing another experiment: will she know when the sun's going down without seeing it? The answer is yes - she feels it get colder and darker. Hiroshi announces the sponsors. |
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