Elmo's World: Skin

Elmo's World
Written by	Christine Ferraro
Directed by	Victor DiNapoli
Video	Summer Vacation Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
First Appearance Episode 4096

Picture	Segment	Description
	Guess what Elmo's thinking about today?	Elmo opens the door to see a clip of the video for "Skin." A video montage plays of children applying lotion, washing and doing other things with their skin; a clip from Elbows and Knees is used during the montage.
	Dorothy's Question	Dorothy has no decoration in her fishbowl. She wants to know what you do when the skin on your back itches.
	The Noodle Family	Mr. Noodle tries to scratch his back on his own and then on the floor before Elmo helps scratch his back. He hugs Elmo and scratches Elmo's back (at the same time) in return as well. Finally, Mr. Noodle begins to scratch an itch on his foot! Poor itchy, itchy Mr. Noodle!
	Kids and Baby	Kids demonstrate using a back scratcher, rubbing their back on a tree, and scratching one another's back. Elmo asks a baby, who laughs, and kisses the baby.
	Elmo's Question	Elmo asks the viewer to help him count goosebumps on a hippopotamus. Afterward, a chilly goose tickles Elmo!
	Quiz	Elmo asks yes/no questions about things that can tickle your skin. Big Bird appears to state that feathers don't tickle his skin, but that sometimes his feathers need to be fluffed.
	Video E-Mail	Ernie is wearing a blindfold and feels things with his hands, then guesses what they are. After feeling things that are fluffy like a rug (hair), squishy like a bath sponge (nose) and floppy like a hose (arm), he guesses that he is feeling Bert.
	Film	Elmo's friend Elaine and her classmates look at their different skin colors, look at their own skin under a magnifying glass, and wet their hands under a faucet.
	TV Cartoon	The All-About-Skin Channel shows "The Girl Who Loved Her Skin." Coming up next, "That's Skincredible!" followed by "Skinny the Pooh" and "Rumpelstiltskin."
	Interview	Elmo talks to a CGI book titled "Even Animals Have Skin." The animal illustrations escape from the book and Book leaves to go after them.
	Tickle Me Land	Dorothy imagines Elmo as a chameleon. Elmo Chameleon changes colors from green to blue, green with purple polka dots, and finally pink.
	Song	After the chameleon illustration escapes from the book, Elmo and Book sing the "Skin Song." The chameleon then asks if Elmo can play "Rainbow Connection."