Purk keeps phoning Aart, who doesn't have time to talk to the baby. He calls Lot to complain. She says she's happy he called, since Purk wanted to talk to him and hands him over to her.

Sesame Street News Flash: After an interview with Mary, from the nursery rhyme Mary and Her Little Lamb, the lamb follows Kermit the Frog.

Isabel has a little brother called Sverre. She can talk on the phone and listen, while Sverre can't since he's just a little baby.

Frank has a hard time looking for a number 9.

The History of the Telephone. Taken from Elmo's World

An Elmo's World film insert about telephones.

Tapdancer Suzanna Pezo makes a zero by dancing on paint.

Ieniemienie complains that Elvan is talking on the phone with her school friends too much, while she never calls her. After Elvan leaves, Sien gets a call. It's Elvan, who wants to talk to Ieniemienie.

Tommie and a girl count to ten. Tommie in Dutch, the girl in Japanese.

Counting to fifteen.

Grover and Mr. Johnson: Mr. Johnson is at home when he calls for pizza delivery. Naturally, the delivery comes by way of Grover who keeps messing up the order because he's not listening to the order. He brings a carpenter's saw and a potted flower attached to his head as a result of cutting Mr. Johnson off mid-sentence.

Pino sings a song about words. There's one for everything, even for 'niets', meaning 'nothing'.

Mano has four items, a TV, a cassette deck, a phonograph, and a radio. The curtain comes down and Mano removes one of them. When the curtain goes up again, the viewer has to guess which one is gone.

A boy talks to himself in the mirror.

Ernie and Bert Sketches: Bert sees Ernie talk to an elephant while using a banana as a phone. Ernie explains to Bert that he is just pretending, but then he tells Bert that the elephant wants to talk to him.

Paula reads Pino a story about Kalle, who gets a postcard from his grandfather. Since his mother nor his father can read what grandfather wrote, Kalle calls him up to ask.