Ziek voelen (Season 1)

Ziek voelen (Feeling Sick) is a Sesamstraat episode that first aired in 1976, during the 1st season.

Picture	Segment	Description
	Muppets	Ernie and Bert: Ernie has a licorice whip that he offers to share with Bert. He divides the licorice in half with a pair of scissors, but then discovers that Bert's half is longer than his. He cuts off a little bit of Bert's half, and eats it. Then he discovers that his own half is longer than Bert's, and that's not fair, so he cuts a bit off of his own, and eats it. Ernie goes back and forth, shaving off more and more, until the licorice whip is gone.
	Scene	Sien shows Pino the difference between up and down by using the parking toll that divides the Dutch and Belgian sides of the street.
	Film	A man does some bending exercises and try to locate his coat.
	Muppets	Lance directed The Miss Muffet Play.
	Scene	Pino stubbed his leg and is now stuck with an angry "grmbrg" sound inside his head. Annet offers to pet him so that the angry sound can make way for a nicer sound.
	Cartoon	Country Fiddler #5 Animation by Bud Luckey
	Animation	An elephant uses its trunk to spell out the word "slurf" (trunk). (The same elephant appears in the credit sequence for this episode.)
	Muppets	Grover sings "What Do I Do When I'm Alone?"
	Scene	Tommie has caught a cold and is now sneezing and blowing his nose. Pino tries to make the same noises, but he can't, since he's not sick.
	Film	A hand uses a handkerchief to make a nose blow.
	Muppets	A group of Muppets (including Herry Monster) split into two separate teams for a game -- however, one of the small ones points out that they've split into one team of big players and one team of small players. They eventually agree to play Tiddly-Winks.
	Animation	Stop-motion animation of feet wiping off on the mat.
	Film	David sings "I'm Pretty" over a film of fish and other sea creatures.
	Scene	Tommie signs off the episode of Sesamstraat from behind a television set (which is made out of cardboard box) and comes falling down with his latest invention. A credit crawl follows, featuring the elephant from the "Slurf" sketch, who blows the credits away and waves goodbye.