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| Buzz Aldrin visits Sesame Street, and inspires Cookie Monster to visit the moon. | |||||
| Air date | April 13, 2005 | ||||
| Season | Season 36 (2005) | ||||
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Healthy Moment:Telly dresses himself in an astronaut's helmet, and comments that he's running low on energy. Buzz Aldrin suggests that all he needs to do is eat some food. | |
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Gordon welcomes the viewer to Sesame Street. Cookie Monster approaches Gordon and shows him a picture that he drew of a cookie. However, this picture isn't just any cookie: It's a drawing of the Moon, which Cookie Monster believes to be a giant cookie in the sky! | ||
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Cookie Monster tries to get to the Moon by jumping, and standing on a ladder. Gordon tells him it isn't possible to get to the Moon that way. He also gently explains that the Moon isn't a cookie. Cookie Monster then recalls that Slimey has traveled to the Moon and goes to ask him some questions. | ||
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Cookie Monster asks Slimey if the Moon is a cookie. Slimey doesn't know, however, because he didn't taste it when he was there. | ||
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Upon Cookie's request, Slimey calls WASA on his cell phone, noting that his friend wants to go to the Moon. A rocket and portable launchpad from WASA immediately shows up, but Cookie Monster is too big to get on! | ||
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Cookie Monster, Gabi, and several children congregate in the arbor, and Gordon approaches them with astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who was the second person to set foot on the Moon. | ||
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Buzz Aldrin introduces himself and tells the group about his Moon trip. Cookie Monster asks him if the Moon is a cookie. Aldrin says that it isn't, but notes that even so, the Moon is an exciting place. One can see the stars and the Earth, and take large hops due to the weaker gravity. | ||
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Cookie Monster thanks Aldrin for his "hard-earned knowledge," and sings "If Moon Was Cookie". | |
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Afterwards, it strikes Cookie Monster that even though the Moon isn't a cookie, the stars might be. He walks back to Aldrin, and asks him if he's landed on stars or other planets. Aldrin's response is again negative, but he encourages Cookie Monster to become an astronaut himself. | ||
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"Planets, Moon and Stars" (sung by Jerry Nelson) | |
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The Letter of the Day: T | |
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The floating kids form the letter T. (EKA: Episode 3121) | |
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T for tiger, teapot, television, and taxi. | |
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The letter T at the beach. | |
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The Spanish Word of the Day: "Gracias" | |
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Corn marching song | |
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Elmo, Telly, Zoe and Baby Bear prepare to chase a cheese. A sportscaster asks them why they chase the cheese, and they all have different answers. They agree that exercise is fun, and it makes you healthy and strong. But what does the cheese have to say? "You can't catch me!" Now the chase is on! The runners all have fun going after the cheese, but they have just as much fun when the cheese goes after them! Elmo invites the sportscaster to join them. | |
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Kids dance around at gymnastics to "Rockin' Robin." (EKA: Episode 3314) | |
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Muppet & Kid Moments: Papa Bear has Antonio demonstrate his capability of doing splits. | |
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Ernie and Bert: Ernie sings "I Love My Room" about all the things he can do in his room - which is also Bert's room. | |
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A girl fantasizes what she could do without leaving her room if her nose, ears, legs, and arms got bigger. | |
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Global Grover: Grover returns from Trinidad on a pair of stilts. In his film, Asha and her friends practice and dance on stilts in preparation for a carnival. Afterward, Grover muses about the things he's learned to do on stilts...including the need to practice more! | |
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The Number of the Day: A remake of the Number Song Series brings forth 2. | |
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Song: "2, 2, 2, Me and You" | |
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A space shuttle and astronauts demonstrate 2. | |
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A parrot announces dos, or two of everything. (EKA: Episode 3108) | |
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Buzz Aldrin and Alex recite a pretend rocket countdown. | |
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Telly sings "My Outer Space Friend" as he gazes out his bedroom window, musing about space travel and his "outer-space friend." (EKA: Episode 3697) | |
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An alien comes across a pair of tree trunks; one with multi-colored leaves, the other without. He finds and grows leaves to mount on the other tree, then strings a hammock between the two. | |
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