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Sketch segments featuring Zoe either by herself, or interacting with other characters/celebrities.
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Counting Bounces Episode 3148 |
Zoe counts the number of times Michael Chang bounces a tennis ball. | |
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Proud Episode 3226 |
Zoe talks about being proud. | |
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Number 1 Episode 3279 |
Celina and Zoe talk about the number one and count the things they have one of. | |
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Letter V Episode 3371 |
Zoe introduces the letter V and tries to think of a word as animals play violins around her until she starts to feel sleepy. | |
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Letter G Episode 3377 |
Zoe spots a group of letters galloping by and one letter stopping near her and moving backwards while shaking with a gong sound, and wonders which letter it is. She tells Celina what it looks like, and Celina says it's the letter G. | |
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Between Episode 3384 |
Elmo, Telly and Zoe plan on showing between by having Elmo go between Zoe and Telly, but the monsters have to constantly switch positions in order for Elmo to be between.
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Zero Episode 3386 |
Zoe and Wolfgang the Seal demonstrate the concept of zero. | |
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Up and Down Episode 3389 |
Zoe and Wolfgang demonstrate up and down. | |
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Near and Far Episode 3392 |
Zoe uses Wolfgang to demonstrate near and far. | |
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Letter K Episode 3430 |
Mr. Handford tries to see if Zoe knows about the letter K. When she finally learns about the letter K, she can't think of any words that start with it, so. Mr. Handford tells her to look at the next segment. | |
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Front and Back Episode 3434 |
Zoe demonstrates front and back using Wolfgang and a fish. | |
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Letter Z Episode 3572 |
Telly and Zoe display things that begin with the letter Z. Telly brought such things as a (horse dressed like a) zebra, a zucchini, a zipper, and even a zydeco band, but Zoe only brought herself.
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Same and Different Episode 3580 |
Zoe demonstrates same and different: first she displays a nameless blue monster who doesn't look like her, then she shows an exact replica of herself. The two Zoes only have one difference: their voices.
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Inside and Outside Episode 3593 |
Cookie Monster and Zoe demonstrate "inside" and "outside"; Cookie takes a cookie outside of the box, and inside his mouth and tummy. | |
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Introducing Grover Episode 3836 |
Zoe introduces a Grover sketch. | |
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Introducing Ernie & Bert Episode 3840 |
Zoe introduces a sketch with Ernie and Bert. | |
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Introducing Cookie Monster Episode 3842 |
Zoe introduces a sketch with Cookie Monster. | |
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Alphabet Episode 3842 |
Zoe has trouble saying the alphabet, and asks for an alphabet segment to be shown. | |
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Counting Episode 3842 |
Zoe has trouble counting, and asks for a counting segment to be shown. | |
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Letter U Episode 3895 |
Zoe approaches Oscar the Grouch, who thinks she's going to talk about him (when she says "U"), but she talks about the letter U instead. | |
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Old Book Episode 3912 |
Telly notices that the book Zoe reads is old-looking and worn. He learns that it's damaged because Zoe loves it so much, regardless of how damaged it is.
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Lamberena Episode 4186 |
Zoe watches as Lorena and Lorna Feijóo perform their version of the Lamberena dance. Zoe notes how similar their version is to her own, only hers involves a dancing lamb.
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Finding the Cookie | Zoe has a cookie to give to Cookie Monster, but first, he must guess where it is (behind her back). | |
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"NO" Sign | Zoe sees Cookie Monster next to a plate of cookies, holding a sign that says "NO" since he "no eat cookies". Zoe asks if he's serious, to which Cookie replies "NO!" and devours the cookies. | |
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Sharing Cookies | Cookie Monster has a plate of cookies when Zoe walks by. He offers to share them with her until he learns she doesn't like cookies. He thinks they can't be friends, but she points out they don't have to like the same things to be friends. He happily devours the cookies and makes sure she doesn't like to eat plates as well before he eats that also. | |
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Short and Long | Grover assists Zoe in demonstrating the difference between short and long, first by hopping and then hugging.
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"YES" | Zoe and Baby Bear read the word YES. |