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| Sesame Street | |||||||
| Elmo's mini-golf game | |||||||
| Air date | December 22, 1993 | ||||||
| Season | Season 25 (1993-1994) | ||||||
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Elmo asks Big Bird if he can guess what game they're about to play. It involves a golf club, a beach ball, and a butterfly net. Elmo reveals that they're going to play miniature golf all over Sesame Street today. | |
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Elmo's beach ball lands on the crate where Betty Lou, Tarah and Eva are making up a story about a princess' tea party. Elmo declares it a successful "tea-off", and prepares to hit the ball towards Luis, who will throw it into the butterfly net as Big Bird holds it. However, Betty Lou insists on pretending that the ball is "Prince Ted," who, in their story, had a spell cast on him by a wicked witch to prevent him from marrying the princess (her dolly), and thus propose that Elmo can break the spell by hitting the ball through the net. Elmo does so, and everyone cheers, except for Betty Lou, who points out that Prince Ted is still a ball. They predict that the "spell" will be broken by the time the last hole is played, and so they go on with the game. Big Bird explains all this to a confused Luis. | |
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The floating kids form a capital T. (EKA: Episode 3121) | |
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Two caterpillars form a T. (EKA: Episode 2269) | |
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A group of kids paint a mural with the help of a mural artist. (First: Episode 3007) | |
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Something's missing ... is it a frog or a dog? (EKA: Episode 2486) | |
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Bip Bipadotta sings about "Air." (EKA: Episode 2534) | |
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Dr. Annie Eyeball looks at air. Artist: Bruce Cayard (EKA: Episode 2616) | |
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The Neville Brothers sing "Believe in Yourself," with a montage of clips from films including "I'm the Big One Now," "Reach Your Hand Up High" and "Hot in the City." | |
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A baby climbs up the stairs all by himself. (EKA: Episode 1736) | |
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Mysterious Theater Sherlock Hemlock is commissioned to find the shape of a circle in an antique castle before time runs out at 5:00. Watson does his best to point out that the face of a clock is the shape of a circle. (EKA: Episode 2874) | |
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Planet Y / y (EKA: Episode 2859) | |
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Pencil box Y / y (EKA: Episode 3058) | |
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Joe Raposo sings "What Do You Do With a Fruit?" (EKA: Episode 2275) | |
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A bird watches as two monkeys climb above and below each other in a tree. (EKA: Episode 2995) | |
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Elmo arrives at the next hole, where he will hit the ball so that it rolls between Mr. Handford's legs, into Hooper's through the front door, out the back door, and into the net. Elmo makes another successful shot, and they tell a confused Mr. Handford what's going on. | |
| Pinball #10 Artist: Jeff Hale (EKA: Episode 2494) | ||
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Fred the Wonder Horse bets Marshal Grover that he can't count backwards from ten. Grover tries standing with his back to him and counting up to ten. Since he can't do it, Grover has to let Fred ride on his back. | |
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Rubber Stamp #10 (EKA: Episode 3037) | |
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A boy takes dance lessons at a dance studio. (EKA: Episode 1839) | |
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A picture puzzle of the letter T is put together. A man walks up to it, and calls a taxi. (EKA: Episode 2933) | |
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Spinning T (to the tango beat). (EKA: Episode 2933) | |
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The next hole is the "Grouch-in-the-can" hole, where Elmo will hit the ball into Oscar's can, after which his animals will kick the all around, then Oscar will throw the ball out of the can and into the net. Everything goes as Elmo predicted, and they head off to the next hole. | |
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The Great Inventors Series: John Montague, Earl of Sandwich, invents a new type of food that can be eaten while playing cards. Artist: Bruce Cayard (EKA: Episode 2574) | |
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In stop-motion, sandwich ingredients square-dance in a ring and arrange themselves into a sandwich, which gets a bite taken out of it in a refrigerator. (EKA: Episode 3080) | |
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Bert sings "Keep the Park Clean for the Pigeons" to address the importance of proper trash disposal for the sake of pigeons. (EKA: Episode 2710) | |
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Kids narrate a film about how Yufka, a Turkish flat-bread, is made. (EKA: Episode 3060) | |
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A boy gets lost in a mall, and a security guard shows him how to use a map. Artist: ArtistMike (EKA: Episode 2874) | |
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Linda shows a boy how to sign the word "telephone." (EKA: Episode 2624) | |
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The word TELEPHONE is displayed, followed by a ringing telephone. (EKA: Episode 3048) | |
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A group of girls do a playground cheer ("One step forward, one step back"). (EKA: Episode 3031) | |
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Dr. Frankenstein makes sure his monster knows about front and back. (EKA: Episode 2491) | |
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Pageant: How a flower grows Gladys the Cow stars as a seed. Ernie plays a rain cloud and Herry Monster is the sun, whose attentions cause the seed to bloom into a flower. (EKA: Episode 2459) | |
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A piece of land with water all around it is an "Island." (EKA: Episode 2952) | |
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A poem about Hannah and Anna who lead similar lives in the city and the country. (EKA: Episode 3126) | |
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The last hole in the game is the "playground hole." Elmo hits the ball to the top of the slide, where it rolls down and lands in the net. The girls pretend that the ball will now turn back into Prince Ted, who will marry the princess, but then Betty Lou decides that maybe the princess should finish nursery school before getting married. But what about Prince Ted? "He'll be sad at first, but he'll get over it and write a book about it," says Betty Lou. | |
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Everyone heads off to Betty Lou's for a tea party, leaving the ball and the net behind. Once they're gone, the ball transforms into a bewildered, aching Prince Ted, who lies down for a rest. Luis announces the sponsors. |
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