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| Gordon and Elmo do exercises | |||||
| Air date | March 2, 1998 | ||||
| Season | Season 29 (1997-1998) | ||||
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| This guide is missing segments cut from the 1999 rerun. |
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Elmo and Gordon are going to exercise together. Gordon tells Elmo they must first stretch. Elmo gives his whole body a good shake and trips over himself. | |
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Kids dance around at gymnastics to "Rockin' Robin." (EKA: Episode 3181) | |
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Gymnast Dominique Dawes demonstrates up, down, fast and slow for Telly. (First: Episode 3705) | |
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Computer: forward / backward (EKA: Episode 3077) | |
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Worms in Space form shapes. | |
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A detective decides to exercise on a slow day, as a crook attempts to get rid of him. (EKA: Episode 2607) | |
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Gordon and Elmo move onto jumping jacks, but Elmo constantly stops Gordon to ask questions about the importance of exercise. Elmo claims this is to exercise his mouth. | |
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Two viewers with Picassoesque facial features in an art gallery critically examine the portrait of a viewer. Artist: Mo Willems (EKA: Episode 3524) | |
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Ernie and Bert: Ernie plays a game of tag with Bert, who is reading his book. (EKA: Episode 1026) | |
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Airplanes carve the capital and lowercase T. (EKA: Episode 3257) | |
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T on the beach (EKA: Episode 3540) | |
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T is for tiger, teapot, television and taxi. Artist: Bill Davis (EKA: Episode 3262) | |
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A girl helps her father train for a wheelchair race. (EKA: Episode 3302) | |
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A voiceover sings about "Big Bigger Biggest" using clocks, ducks and saxophones to illustrate the concept. | |
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Elmo and Gordon light weights, when Elmo wants to try lifting Gordon's much larger barbell. He struggles to move it, so Gordon suggests they cooperate. Gordon lifts the barbell into the air, along with Elmo, who demonstrates up and down (to Gordon's dismay). | |
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Luxo Jr. demonstrates "up" and "down." (EKA: Episode 3130) | |
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The Count sings "Little Miss Count Along" with Zoe. (EKA: Episode 3393) | |
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An old man recites a poem about the time he had the flu. Artist: Bruce Cayard (EKA: Episode 1448) | |
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D.J. goes to the doctor, gets weighed and measured, and gets a shot. (EKA: Episode 3595) | |
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Lady Marple-Bug solves "The Case of the Four Fliers" by identifying that the bird doesn't fit in amongst the group of butterflies. (EKA: Episode 2963) | |
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A girl narrates a segment about astronaut Mario Runco visited her school and answered kids' questions. (EKA: Episode 3696) | |
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Cab Callomouse demonstrates here and there in song. (EKA: Episode 3711) | |
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Elmo and Gordon go jogging, but Elmo stops, noticing Oscar writing in his "Worm Journal," where he chronicles Slimey's exploits in space. He reluctantly reads them the latest entry - Squishta isn't willing to eat their freeze-dryed worm food, but Slimey encourages her to try new foods. She takes a sample and loves it! Oscar tries to teach the same lesson to Elmo and Gordon, who run off when he offers them his sardine snack. | |
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Name That Food ("Will you eat it?") (EKA: Episode 2096) | |
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A boy is scared to go to sleep at night, until his dad tells him to use his imagination to calm himself down. He conducts a symphony with his toys. (EKA: Episode 3271) | |
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The Two-Headed Monster demonstrates surprise. (EKA: Episode 2924) | |
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A group of 1s chant, "We're the number 1!" (EKA: Episode 3238) | |
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Gina and Big Bird introduce a sobbing number 1, who's upset over her small value. The two sing about how important a number she is. (First: Episode 3313) | |
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Kids count one duck in the pond. (EKA: Episode 3095) | |
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A gymnastics team practices tricks for the circus. (EKA: Episode 2943) | |
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Ballet-dancing yaks show their fronts and backs. Artist: Jane Aaron (EKA: Episode 3056) | |
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Mr. Johnson goes to the local gym, where Grover is one of the instructors. He is about to help Mr. Johnson work out, but keeps leaving to get his towel, whistle, barbell, and radio. Once he is planned to work out, Grover is too tired to do anything else. (EKA: Episode 3262) | |
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T is for Trash and Ticket (new music and sound effects added) Artist: Cliff Roberts (First: Episode 0020) | |
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Kids dance with the letter T, which is for triangle. (First: Episode 3271) | |
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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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A boy dances with a tiger. Artist: Karen Aqua (EKA: Episode 3387) | |
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Elmo is too tired to run around the block once more, while Gordon has plenty of energy still. He plans to continue without Elmo, who still wants to be with Gordon. So, Elmo hops on his back and rides on Gordon as they jog. Oscar announces the sponsors and the status of the Wiggleprise. | |
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Coming soon on Sesame Street: Elmo carries a stack of presents to deliver to Gabi on her birthday. |
Alterations
| Picture | Segment | Description |
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In the 1999 rerun, the season 30–32 intro sequence is used in place of the season 29 opening. | |
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Sesame Street Goes to Day Care Big Bird and Navona sing the alphabet song. This segment replaced the segment before the Worms in Space sketch in the 1999 rerun. | |
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Zoe and Herry Monster sing "Moonshine." (First: Episode 3832) This segment replaced the segment following the "Name That Food" animation in the 1999 rerun. |
Notes
- This episode was among a select group of Season 29 episodes that were reran during the last few weeks of 1999, shortly before Season 31 began airing the following January. This particular episode aired on November 26 and December 17.
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