1. - Hi, I'm Murray
from "Sesame Street,"Copy !req
2. and I'm looking for
the Word on the Street.Copy !req
3. What's the Word on the Street?Copy !req
4. - Octagon.Copy !req
5. - What's an octagon?Copy !req
6. - It's a shape
with eight sides.Copy !req
7. - Eight sides?
- And eight angles.Copy !req
8. - One, two, three, four,Copy !req
9. five, six, seven,
eight, octagon.Copy !req
10. - Like a stop sign.Copy !req
11. - Oh, nice octagon.Copy !req
12. Keep listening
for the word "octagon"Copy !req
13. today on "Sesame Street."Copy !req
14. - Octagon.Copy !req
15. - That's the Word
on the Street.Copy !req
16. - What now?Copy !req
17. - Hey, welcome
to "Sesame Street."Copy !req
18. It's lunchtime around here,Copy !req
19. so right now, I'm gonna
give Telly his lunch,Copy !req
20. a grilled cheese sandwich.Copy !req
21. - Oh boy, oh!Copy !req
22. Look, it's cut into
the most delicious shapeCopy !req
23. of all, triangles.Copy !req
24. Yum.Copy !req
25. Oh?Copy !req
26. What's that?Copy !req
27. - I have no idea.Copy !req
28. - Who are you?Copy !req
29. - The name's Minnesota Mel,
and I'm hereCopy !req
30. on one of my patented
high-stakes adventures.Copy !req
31. - Hey, adventures?Copy !req
32. What kind of adventure?Copy !req
33. - It's called Minnesota MelCopy !req
34. and the Golden Triangle
of Destiny.Copy !req
35. - What's the Golden Triangle
of Destiny?Copy !req
36. - The Golden Triangle
of Destiny just happensCopy !req
37. to be the rarest,
most beautiful triangleCopy !req
38. in the whole, wide world.Copy !req
39. - No.
- Yes.Copy !req
40. In fact, the Golden Triangle
of Destiny is a shape so rareCopy !req
41. that only one person has
ever even laid eyes on it.Copy !req
42. - Oh boy,
I wish I could see it.Copy !req
43. - Actually, the one personCopy !req
44. who laid eyes on it
brought a camera,Copy !req
45. so... behold the Golden Triangle
of Destiny.Copy !req
46. - Look at those
three golden sides.Copy !req
47. One, two, three.Copy !req
48. - Hey, and check outCopy !req
49. those three
bling-ed out angles.Copy !req
50. One, two, three.Copy !req
51. - That's the most beautiful
triangle I've ever seen.Copy !req
52. - You bet it is, kid.Copy !req
53. And that's why I won't rest
until I findCopy !req
54. the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
55. Legend has it that this rare
triangle is hidden right hereCopy !req
56. on Sesame Street.Copy !req
57. - Oh, boy, where is it?
Where is it?Copy !req
58. - I don't know yet.
- Aww.Copy !req
59. - But don't worry.
I will stop at nothingCopy !req
60. to find the Golden
Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
61. - Oh, looks like he
stopped at something.Copy !req
62. - Ow.
- What's wrong,Copy !req
63. Mr. Minnesota Mel?Copy !req
64. - Ow, I got a charley horse.Copy !req
65. Ow!
Ow!Copy !req
66. - Oh, but that won't stop you
from findingCopy !req
67. the Golden Triangle of Destiny,Copy !req
68. right, Mr. Minnesota Mel?Copy !req
69. - Yes it will.Copy !req
70. It burns.
Ow! Ow!Copy !req
71. - Oh no, no!Copy !req
72. What about the Golden Triangle?Copy !req
73. - Sorry, Telly.
You're gonna have to wait tillCopy !req
74. Minnesota Mel's leg
feels better.Copy !req
75. - Wait?
I can't wait.Copy !req
76. I gotta find that triangle.Copy !req
77. - You do?Copy !req
78. - Yeah, I won't rest
until I find it.Copy !req
79. - You won't?Copy !req
80. - I'm a triangle lover,
remember?Copy !req
81. I live for triangles.Copy !req
82. Chris, get ready for...Copy !req
83. Texas TellyCopy !req
84. and the Golden Triangle
of Destiny.Copy !req
85. - Uh, wait a minute.
You're not from Texas.Copy !req
86. - I know,
but I really like cows.Copy !req
87. - Okay.Copy !req
88. - Now to look
for the Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
89. Oh, Triangle of Destiny,
where are you,Copy !req
90. Triangle of Destiny?Copy !req
91. What's that?Copy !req
92. - I have no idea.Copy !req
93. Oh, just a giant boulder.Copy !req
94. A giant boulder!Copy !req
95. - Run.
- I'm running!Copy !req
96. - Go!
It's gaining on you!Copy !req
97. Go!
You go!Copy !req
98. Keep going!Copy !req
99. Run Telly, run!Copy !req
100. - You can do it!Copy !req
101. - Hey, why do you guys
keep running away?Copy !req
102. - Well, basically we
don't wanna get smooshedCopy !req
103. by a giant boulder.
- Uh-huh.Copy !req
104. - There's a giant boulder here?Copy !req
105. Where, where?Copy !req
106. - You're the giant boulder.Copy !req
107. - Oh yeah, I forgot.Copy !req
108. It's like I got rocks
in my head or something.Copy !req
109. Anyway, I'm not here
for smooshing purposes.Copy !req
110. I'm here to give you a clue.Copy !req
111. - A clue?
- A clue?Copy !req
112. - Yep, a clue to help you findCopy !req
113. the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
114. - Oh boy, oh boy.Copy !req
115. What's the clue?
What's the clue?Copy !req
116. - In order to find
the Golden Triangle of Destiny,Copy !req
117. you need to look
under something.Copy !req
118. - Oh boy, under.Copy !req
119. I gotta start looking under.Copy !req
120. - Well, good luck
with your adventure.Copy !req
121. Now it's time
for this rolling rockCopy !req
122. to rock and roll.Copy !req
123. See you.Copy !req
124. - Bye.
- Bye.Copy !req
125. Let's see.Copy !req
126. To find
the Golden Triangle of Destiny,Copy !req
127. I have to look under something.Copy !req
128. What could I look under?Copy !req
129. Oh, I know.
I'll look under the table.Copy !req
130. No Triangle of Destiny
under here.Copy !req
131. Wonder what else
I can look under?Copy !req
132. The Triangle of Destiny
isn't under you, either, Chris.Copy !req
133. - I didn't think so.Copy !req
134. - Oh, I know.
Maybe it's under the ground.Copy !req
135. - Under the ground?Copy !req
136. How is he gonna look
under the ground?Copy !req
137. Oh, with a jackhammer.Copy !req
138. A jackhammer.Copy !req
139. Telly, Telly please,
stop the jackhammer.Copy !req
140. - What, Chris?
- Stop the jackhammer.Copy !req
141. - Can't hear you
over the jackhammer, Chris.Copy !req
142. - This is ridiculous.Copy !req
143. You're not gonna find
anything underground.Copy !req
144. Or maybe you are.Copy !req
145. - Look, look, I found
the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
146. - Telly, you might wanna look
at that shape a little closer.Copy !req
147. - Why, what's wrong?Copy !req
148. - Look at it.
- Well, wait a minute.Copy !req
149. This is not a triangle.Copy !req
150. A triangle has three sides,Copy !req
151. and this shape has...Copy !req
152. I don't even know
how many sides it has.Copy !req
153. - Well, come on,
let's count them.Copy !req
154. One, two, three, four, five.Copy !req
155. - Five sides?Copy !req
156. What in the world kind of shape
has five sides?Copy !req
157. - It's called
a pentagon, Telly.Copy !req
158. - A pentagon?Copy !req
159. - Not just any pentagon.Copy !req
160. That's the Golden Pentagon
of Destiny.Copy !req
161. - A Golden Pentagon of Destiny?Copy !req
162. - Oh yes, and I've been
searching for it everywhereCopy !req
163. in my adventure called...Copy !req
164. Wyoming Walt and
the Golden Pentagon of Destiny.Copy !req
165. And now that I found it,Copy !req
166. I can take
a much-needed vacation.Copy !req
167. If anyone calls, tell them
Wyoming's in Hawaii.Copy !req
168. - Now that's just confusing.Copy !req
169. - Yes, it is.Copy !req
170. Aloha, friend.Copy !req
171. - Oh no, what am I gonna do?Copy !req
172. I need to find
the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
173. - You hear that?
- Hmm?Copy !req
174. - Sounds...
- What?Copy !req
175. - You hear that right now?
- What?Copy !req
176. - It sounds so familiar.Copy !req
177. Oh, hey, there it goes.Copy !req
178. It's just a snake.Copy !req
179. Hey, it's a snake!Copy !req
180. - Snake.Copy !req
181. Why did it have to be a snake?Copy !req
182. - Monster.Copy !req
183. Why did it have
to be a monster?Copy !req
184. - Hey, there,
there, snaky friend.Copy !req
185. This is a nice monster.Copy !req
186. - Yeah, thank you.Copy !req
187. - Oh good, because I have
your next clue.Copy !req
188. - Oh, what is it?
What's the clue?Copy !req
189. - Laundromat.Copy !req
190. - Laundromat?Copy !req
191. Laundromat?Copy !req
192. Where am I ever gonna find
a laundromatCopy !req
193. on Sesame Street?Copy !req
194. - Right there.Copy !req
195. - Oh, yes, you found it.Copy !req
196. Great job, Chris.Copy !req
197. - Okay, see ya.Copy !req
198. - I have one, two, three, four.Copy !req
199. Hey Leela, look.
I have four socks so far.Copy !req
200. - But, none of them
match, Murray.Copy !req
201. - They're supposed to match?Copy !req
202. - What's going on?Copy !req
203. - Wait a minute.
It's Texas Telly.Copy !req
204. You've heard of me.Copy !req
205. - Heard of you?
You're a legend.Copy !req
206. You're brave, you're strong,
you love adventure,Copy !req
207. and you really like cows.Copy !req
208. - Well, that's
all true, I guess.Copy !req
209. At least, the cow part.Copy !req
210. - Well what are you doing
in the laundromat, Texas Telly?Copy !req
211. - Oh, I bet he's here
on an adventure.Copy !req
212. You're here
on an adventure, right?Copy !req
213. What's the adventure?Copy !req
214. - I'm here to find
the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
215. - Oh boy, I love it.Copy !req
216. Texas Telly and
the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
217. Oh, your own heroic music
theme.Copy !req
218. That is the coolest thing ever.Copy !req
219. - And I have two clues
to help me find the Triangle.Copy !req
220. - What are they?
What are the clues?Copy !req
221. - The first clue
is that it's under something,Copy !req
222. and the second clue
is laundromat,Copy !req
223. so I thought I'd look
under some thingsCopy !req
224. here inside the laundromat.Copy !req
225. - Good plan, Texas Telly.Copy !req
226. Let's look under some stuff
in the laundromat.Copy !req
227. Ooh, like these socks.Copy !req
228. - Good idea, the socks.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.Copy !req
229. - Oh—
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.Copy !req
230. Take it easy, guys.Copy !req
231. - Look, there's nothing
under these socks.Copy !req
232. - Aww.
Well, that's okay.Copy !req
233. We can look
under these clothes.Copy !req
234. - Oh, not the clothes.
Not the clothes.Copy !req
235. Not the clothes.Copy !req
236. - There's nothing
under these clothes either.Copy !req
237. - Oh, don't worry
about it, Texas Telly.Copy !req
238. We can check
under these laundry baskets.Copy !req
239. - Aha!
I like the way you think.Copy !req
240. - Guys, there's nothing
under the baskets.Copy !req
241. - Get rid of those...Copy !req
242. - It's gonna take me
a long time to clean upCopy !req
243. after this adventure.Copy !req
244. We'll never find that triangle.Copy !req
245. We've looked under everything.Copy !req
246. - Not everything.Copy !req
247. You can look under that bottle
of fabric softener.Copy !req
248. - Right, I'll lookCopy !req
249. under the bottle
of fabric softenerCopy !req
250. and find
the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
251. - Yeah, unless, of course,
it's a trap.Copy !req
252. - Gah!
A trap?Copy !req
253. What do you mean, a trap?Copy !req
254. So some kind of trick,
you mean?Copy !req
255. - Well, you never know.Copy !req
256. This is an adventure,
after all.Copy !req
257. - Oh, don't worry, Telly.Copy !req
258. There are no traps
in the laundromat.Copy !req
259. - But what if there are?Copy !req
260. - Well then you'll escape them.Copy !req
261. After all, you're Texas Telly.Copy !req
262. - Right, right, right, right.Copy !req
263. I'm Texas Telly.
What you said.Copy !req
264. I'm Texas Telly.Copy !req
265. I'm...
Texas Telly.Copy !req
266. I'm Texas Telly.
I'm Texas Telly.Copy !req
267. - He's Texas Telly.
He's Texas Telly.Copy !req
268. - I'm Texas Telly.Copy !req
269. Texas Telly.Copy !req
270. - Careful, Texas Telly!Copy !req
271. - Don't do that, Murray.Copy !req
272. - Oh, sorry, my bad.Copy !req
273. - Wow, look at that.Copy !req
274. I got it.Copy !req
275. - Oh!
It's a trap!Copy !req
276. - What, for real?Copy !req
277. Run, Texas Telly!
- Run, Texas Telly, run!Copy !req
278. - This is the messiest
adventure I've ever seen.Copy !req
279. - Here he comes.Copy !req
280. Texas Telly did it.Copy !req
281. He found
the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
282. - Wait a minute.Copy !req
283. - What's wrong?Copy !req
284. - This is not a triangle.Copy !req
285. A triangle has three sides,
and this has...Copy !req
286. I don't even know
how many sides.Copy !req
287. - Well, don't worry,
Texas Telly.Copy !req
288. We'll count them for you.Copy !req
289. Come on, let's count.Copy !req
290. One, two, three, four,Copy !req
291. five, six, seven, eight.Copy !req
292. Eight sides.Copy !req
293. - Eight sides?Copy !req
294. I didn't even know there were
shapes with eight sides.Copy !req
295. What in the world kind
of shape has eight sides?Copy !req
296. - Oh, it's called an octagon.Copy !req
297. - Not just any octagon.Copy !req
298. That is
the Golden Octagon of Destiny.Copy !req
299. I've been looking for it
everywhere on my adventure,Copy !req
300. Virginia Virginia and
the Golden Octagon of Destiny.Copy !req
301. Thank you.Copy !req
302. - See you later, Virginia.Copy !req
303. - That's Virginia Virginia.Copy !req
304. - See you later, see you later,
Virginia Virginia.Copy !req
305. - That's it.
That's it.Copy !req
306. I give up.Copy !req
307. I can't do it.Copy !req
308. I can't find
the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
309. And I don't wanna hear
that music anymore.Copy !req
310. I just wanna sit here
and forgetCopy !req
311. all about
the Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
312. I said no more music.Copy !req
313. Sheesh.Copy !req
314. Ow, ow, ow.Copy !req
315. Ow, ow, ow, ow.Copy !req
316. - What's wrong, Telly?Copy !req
317. - There's something pointy
in this chair.Copy !req
318. It keeps poking me.Copy !req
319. - Something pointy?
- Yeah.Copy !req
320. - What is it?
- Oh, I don't know.Copy !req
321. Let me check under
this cushion and see.Copy !req
322. It's—it's—Copy !req
323. - The Golden Triangle
of Destiny.Copy !req
324. - Wait a minute, wait a minute.Copy !req
325. We have to count the sidesCopy !req
326. to make sure it's a triangle.Copy !req
327. Come on, count with me.Copy !req
328. One, two, three.Copy !req
329. It has three sides, and look,Copy !req
330. it has one, two, three,Copy !req
331. three angles.Copy !req
332. That means it's—Copy !req
333. - Ow, ow...Copy !req
334. The Golden Triangle of Destiny.Copy !req
335. I finally found it.Copy !req
336. - You found it?Copy !req
337. - Wait, wait a minute.
Telly found that Triangle.Copy !req
338. It belongs to him.Copy !req
339. - Well, he would
have never knownCopy !req
340. about this triangle
if it weren't for me.Copy !req
341. - Yeah, but Texas Telly
found it.Copy !req
342. - Sorry, it's mine.Copy !req
343. - Telly's.
- Telly's.Copy !req
344. - Mine.Copy !req
345. - Telly's.
- Telly's.Copy !req
346. - Hold it.Copy !req
347. The Golden Triangle of DestinyCopy !req
348. doesn't belong
to me or to Minnesota Mel.Copy !req
349. - Huh?Copy !req
350. - Well who does it belong to?Copy !req
351. - The Museum
of Triangular History,Copy !req
352. a place where everyone
can come and see it.Copy !req
353. - That's a great idea, kid.Copy !req
354. And so ends the adventure
of Minnesota MelCopy !req
355. and the Golden—Copy !req
356. - I mean, so ends the adventureCopy !req
357. of Minnesota Mel—Copy !req
358. - And Texas Telly.Copy !req
359. And the Golden Triangle
of Destiny.Copy !req
360. Hey, how's it going?Copy !req
361. I'm Jack, and today,
I'm here to tell youCopy !req
362. about the word octagon.Copy !req
363. Now octagon is an amazing shapeCopy !req
364. that has eight fantastic sidesCopy !req
365. and eight awesome angles.Copy !req
366. Here, let me show you.Copy !req
367. Oh, no.Copy !req
368. Oh, man!Copy !req
369. I totally forgot
to bring an octagon.Copy !req
370. This is embarrassing.Copy !req
371. Okay, don't worry.Copy !req
372. We can go find one.Copy !req
373. Come on, let's go find
an octagon.Copy !req
374. - Oh, stop.Copy !req
375. - Sorry, Elmo.Copy !req
376. I can't stop at the stop sign
right now.Copy !req
377. I'm busy looking
for an octagon.Copy !req
378. - Oh, oh, stop.Copy !req
379. - Okay, Elmo,
I see the stop sign,Copy !req
380. but I have to find an octagon.Copy !req
381. If I stop,
how can I find an octagon?Copy !req
382. How, Elmo, how?Copy !req
383. - Well, stop.Copy !req
384. - Wait a minute.Copy !req
385. Look!Copy !req
386. The stop sign has
one, two, three, four,Copy !req
387. five, six, seven, eight
glorious sidesCopy !req
388. and one, two, three, four,Copy !req
389. five, six, seven,
eight stunning angles.Copy !req
390. The stop sign is an octagon.Copy !req
391. We found an octagon.Copy !req
392. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.Copy !req
393. Octagon.Copy !req
394. - Boy, there sure
is a lot of traffic.Copy !req
395. - Yeah, maybe
we can make it stop.Copy !req
396. - Good idea.Copy !req
397. - Ready, stop.Copy !req
398. Very good.Copy !req
399. Okay, now you can go.Copy !req
400. - Let's try it again.Copy !req
401. Stop!Copy !req
402. Very good.Copy !req
403. Okay, now just keep going.Copy !req
404. - One last time.Copy !req
405. Stop!Copy !req
406. Okay, now everybody can go,Copy !req
407. 'cause we're gonna stop
the film.Copy !req
408. Stop.Copy !req
409. - Thank you.Copy !req
410. - Hello.Copy !req
411. Today's letter of the day
is the letter I.Copy !req
412. The letter I has
the la, la, la sound.Copy !req
413. Can you do that?Copy !req
414. La, la.Copy !req
415. Oh, that was very good.Copy !req
416. Ooh, and now, Gordon is gonna
tell us all some I words.Copy !req
417. Gordon, time to tell everybody
some I words.Copy !req
418. - Oh, in a few minutes, Murray.Copy !req
419. First I have to finish
my laundry.Copy !req
420. - Did you hear that?Copy !req
421. La, la, laundry.Copy !req
422. Laundry starts
with the letter I.Copy !req
423. Gordon, tell us more I words.Copy !req
424. - Yeah, just, just
hold on Murray.Copy !req
425. I've got lots more.Copy !req
426. - Oh boy.
La, la, lots.Copy !req
427. Lots is another I word.Copy !req
428. Gordon, give us another I word.Copy !req
429. - As soon as I finish
this load.Copy !req
430. - Load.Copy !req
431. Does the word load start
with the la, la, la sound?Copy !req
432. Yeah, it does.Copy !req
433. Load is another I word.Copy !req
434. Laundry, lots, and load.Copy !req
435. Gordon just gave us
three great I words.Copy !req
436. Good job, Gordon.Copy !req
437. - Okay, Murray, now we can talk
about the letter I.Copy !req
438. Murray?
Murray?Copy !req
439. I guess he must've left.Copy !req
440. - Left, another great I word.Copy !req
441. Thanks, Gordon.Copy !req
442. - Oh, you're welcome—
I think.Copy !req
443. - Now let's see some more
about the letter I.Copy !req
444. - I.Copy !req
445. A lion, a lobster, a larkCopy !req
446. were tumbling
around Luna Park.Copy !req
447. A leopard leapt by,Copy !req
448. lambs soared in the sky,Copy !req
449. and lightning bugs
glowed in the dark.Copy !req
450. L.Copy !req
451. - I.Copy !req
452. - Oh no.Copy !req
453. - Picture sleep.Copy !req
454. - Whoa!
- Yeah!Copy !req
455. - This is kinda kicky.Copy !req
456. - Okay, Ernie,
one, two, three.Copy !req
457. - Where are we?Copy !req
458. - We're in Tiny Town, Bert.Copy !req
459. - Shouldn't it be called
Great Big Huge Town, Ernie?Copy !req
460. I mean, look at the size
of this banana.Copy !req
461. - It's not called Tiny TownCopy !req
462. because bananas
in Tiny Town are tiny.Copy !req
463. It's called Tiny Town
because we are tiny.Copy !req
464. - What?Copy !req
465. Huh, my hand is tiny.Copy !req
466. My foot is tiny.Copy !req
467. My stripes are tiny.Copy !req
468. - Now what?Copy !req
469. - Now we go exploring.Copy !req
470. Whee!Copy !req
471. - Okay.Copy !req
472. Whoa!Copy !req
473. Ah, nifty.Copy !req
474. - Wow.Copy !req
475. Hey, Bert, you gotta come look.Copy !req
476. - What?Copy !req
477. - Vroom, vroom, vroom!Copy !req
478. - Cool-a-roonie.Copy !req
479. Oh look, a remote.Copy !req
480. I bet it goes with the car.Copy !req
481. - Oh Bert, hey, could
you work the remoteCopy !req
482. so I can take a ride?Copy !req
483. - Oh no, I—Copy !req
484. - Oh, please, oh, please, Bert.Copy !req
485. Come on and help me out, Bert.Copy !req
486. - All right,
all right, all right.Copy !req
487. - Oh boy.Copy !req
488. - Whoops.Copy !req
489. - Yowie!Copy !req
490. - Wow,
that was fantastic, Bert.Copy !req
491. Come on, Bert, your turn.Copy !req
492. - Oh, gee, I don't know, Ernie.Copy !req
493. - Oh, don't worry, Bert.Copy !req
494. You'll see how much fun it is.
Come on.Copy !req
495. Hmm, let's see.
That's forward, I think.Copy !req
496. - No, no, no.
That's backwards, Ernie.Copy !req
497. That's backwards.
- Oops.Copy !req
498. - Gotta turn, Ernie.Copy !req
499. Watch the gnomes.Copy !req
500. You're heading straight
for the sippy cup.Copy !req
501. Watch out for the sippy cup.Copy !req
502. Ernie, careful of the crayons.Copy !req
503. Ernie, Ernie, stop.Copy !req
504. - Are you okay?Copy !req
505. - So far, so good...Copy !req
506. But that may be
about to change.Copy !req
507. - A puppy.Copy !req
508. Oh, you landed on
her little bed.Copy !req
509. Oh, she's so cute and frisky.Copy !req
510. - Maybe a little too frisky.Copy !req
511. - Aw, she wants to play.Copy !req
512. Here, throw her this.Copy !req
513. - Watch it!Copy !req
514. Ernie, get me outta here.Copy !req
515. - Don't worry, buddy Bert,Copy !req
516. I'll find a way to help you.Copy !req
517. Aha, rubber bands.Copy !req
518. Let's see.Copy !req
519. Mm-hmm, okay, mm-hmm.Copy !req
520. Aha.Copy !req
521. - I love you too.Copy !req
522. Good puppy, nice puppy.Copy !req
523. - Here you go, Bert.
Grab ahold.Copy !req
524. - Oh, yeah.Copy !req
525. Ernie!Copy !req
526. - Uh-oh.
Bert, Bert.Copy !req
527. Talk to me, Bert.Copy !req
528. Bert, are you all right?Copy !req
529. - Sure.
Mmm.Copy !req
530. This strawberry's tasty.Copy !req
531. Have a bite, Ernie.
- Hmm.Copy !req
532. - Aw, sounds like she's hungry.Copy !req
533. I never knew puppies
liked strawberries.Copy !req
534. Good night, Bert.Copy !req
535. - Good night, Ernie.Copy !req
536. Uh-oh.Copy !req
537. - Steady, Sydney.Copy !req
538. Oh, hello there.Copy !req
539. It is I, your furry blue
world traveler, Grover—Copy !req
540. do not lose my lunch, Sydney—Copy !req
541. here to say, I just
got back from Egypt,Copy !req
542. and boy is my camel tired.Copy !req
543. Whoa!Copy !req
544. He comes from Egypt,Copy !req
545. so walking
across the desertCopy !req
546. was easy for him.Copy !req
547. Swimming across the ocean?
That's another story,Copy !req
548. even though he is called
a ship of the desert.Copy !req
549. He only does the camel paddle.Copy !req
550. Oh, and another thing:
he also carried backCopy !req
551. my yummy Egyptian lunch
in this basket.Copy !req
552. Mm-hmm.
I will eat itCopy !req
553. right after I tell you
how I got it.Copy !req
554. I went to Egypt
to see my friend Ahmed.Copy !req
555. He lives in this big city
called Cairo.Copy !req
556. We left Cairo
to visit his cousins,Copy !req
557. who grow vegetables on a farm.Copy !req
558. That's Ahmed.Copy !req
559. His father took us
on the minibus.Copy !req
560. Outside Cairo,
everything was greener,Copy !req
561. except for a donkey.
He was browner.Copy !req
562. At the farm, his cousins
Mohammed and ZenabCopy !req
563. were happy to see him.Copy !req
564. Right away, they did thingsCopy !req
565. you cannot do in a major city,Copy !req
566. like play tag
in the bean field.Copy !req
567. Then, they planted a lot
of seeds in the groundCopy !req
568. that could grow
into a million fava beans.Copy !req
569. Try this in a parking lot.Copy !req
570. In Egypt, all fruit
and vegetablesCopy !req
571. are grown in the country.Copy !req
572. Then, they washed the dirt off
and kneaded dough for aish.Copy !req
573. That's what they call bread.Copy !req
574. And Zenab
and her mommy, Karima,Copy !req
575. baked the aish,Copy !req
576. and it
was finger-licking good.Copy !req
577. Then guess what.Copy !req
578. More food.Copy !req
579. We took bread with our fingersCopy !req
580. and dipped it
into the food and ate it.Copy !req
581. And no dishes to wash.Copy !req
582. Pretty smart, huh?Copy !req
583. And when it was time
to stop eating and leave,Copy !req
584. guess what they gave us
as a goodbye present?Copy !req
585. Food...Copy !req
586. Including a basket of goodiesCopy !req
587. for me to eat
on Sesame Street, my lunch.Copy !req
588. And that is how I got
my lunch from Egypt.Copy !req
589. Time to eat.Copy !req
590. Oh, I am so hungry.Copy !req
591. Famished, even.Copy !req
592. Ready to devour a big piece
of tasty aishCopy !req
593. and a swig
of creamy goat's milk, too.Copy !req
594. My lunch!Copy !req
595. Sydney!Copy !req
596. I cannot believe
he ate the whole thing.Copy !req
597. What a global shock.Copy !req
598. Sydney, now you
have had your lunch,Copy !req
599. we are going all the way
back to EgyptCopy !req
600. to get a lunch for me.Copy !req
601. - Oh, not now.
I'm on my lunch break.Copy !req
602. - Well, very well, Sydney.Copy !req
603. There are other ways to travel.Copy !req
604. Taxi!Copy !req
605. Taxi!Copy !req
606. Taxi!Copy !req
607. - Oh, hi.Copy !req
608. You know,
I'm supposed to tell youCopy !req
609. about the number
of the day today,Copy !req
610. but right now I've got this
little static cling problem.Copy !req
611. Yeah, I was just
doing my laundry,Copy !req
612. and these socks just
kept getting stuck to me.Copy !req
613. Yeah, you see?Copy !req
614. I've got one, two,Copy !req
615. three, four.Copy !req
616. Four socks.Copy !req
617. Wait a minute.Copy !req
618. Wait a minute.
What a coincidence,Copy !req
619. because the number
of the day today is...Copy !req
620. the number four.Copy !req
621. Those are some smart socks.Copy !req
622. - Look!
It's the number four.Copy !req
623. Hi.
Welcome to Elmo's World.Copy !req
624. Oh, Elmo's so happy to see you.Copy !req
625. And so is Dorothy.Copy !req
626. Say hello, Dorothy.Copy !req
627. Oh, guess what Elmo's
thinking about today.Copy !req
628. Oh!Copy !req
629. Oh, drums.Copy !req
630. - We drummed up some drummers
for you, Elmo.Copy !req
631. - Oh, cool.Copy !req
632. You know.Copy !req
633. - I'm in the band.
- Oh good.Copy !req
634. Drums, yay!Copy !req
635. Aww.Copy !req
636. Wow, Dorothy's been
thinking about drums too.Copy !req
637. - Hey, Elmo.
- Oh, Baby Bear.Copy !req
638. Hi.
- Hi.Copy !req
639. Hey, take a look at this.
- What's that?Copy !req
640. - I've got this big container
of porridge.Copy !req
641. Yeah, yeah,
and it's almost empty.Copy !req
642. Wait 'til you see
what I'm gonna doCopy !req
643. with this here
porridge container.Copy !req
644. - Oh, Baby Bear, what does
porridge have to do with drums?Copy !req
645. - You'll see.Copy !req
646. So will you.Copy !req
647. - But Baby—Copy !req
648. What, huh Dorothy?Copy !req
649. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.Copy !req
650. Yeah, Dorothy says
that that's a drum,Copy !req
651. a conga drum, in her bowl.Copy !req
652. Oh cool, Dorothy.Copy !req
653. Huh?Copy !req
654. Oh, oh okay.Copy !req
655. Dorothy has a question.Copy !req
656. How do you play the conga drum?Copy !req
657. Oh, great question, Dorothy.Copy !req
658. Oh, let's ask Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
659. Mr. Noodle!Copy !req
660. Shade's really got the beat.Copy !req
661. Now, drum up, drum up
please, Shade.Copy !req
662. Hi, Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
663. Hi, Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
664. Dorothy has a question,
Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
665. Ready?
Good.Copy !req
666. Mr. Noodle, how do you play
the conga drum?Copy !req
667. - Do you know, Mr. Noodle?Copy !req
668. - Now he needs
a conga drum.Copy !req
669. Like that.Copy !req
670. - See, there's
a conga drum, Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
671. - So, how do you play it?Copy !req
672. - No!Copy !req
673. - That's not playing
the conga drum.Copy !req
674. He's dancing with it.Copy !req
675. - Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
676. - He's using it as a basket
to play basketball.Copy !req
677. - That's not
the way you play it.Copy !req
678. - It's a drum,
Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
679. - Keep trying.Copy !req
680. - You can do it.Copy !req
681. - Mr. Noodle, turn
the drum right side up.Copy !req
682. - See, the drum
is upside down.Copy !req
683. Yeah, like that.Copy !req
684. - That's right, Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
685. Now, tap the drum, Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
686. Tap it.Copy !req
687. - Yeah, tap.Copy !req
688. No, not like that.Copy !req
689. - That's tap dancing,
Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
690. - Tap it with your hand.Copy !req
691. - Yeah, that.
Use your hand.Copy !req
692. - Use it to tap
the conga drum.Copy !req
693. - Yeah, just like that.Copy !req
694. - Good job.Copy !req
695. - Now Mr. Noodle,
use both hands to play now.Copy !req
696. - Yeah, both hands.Copy !req
697. - Yeah, you got it.Copy !req
698. - Yeah, that's it.
Just like that.Copy !req
699. - Hey, look.
- What's that?Copy !req
700. - It's a conga line.Copy !req
701. - Good job, Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
702. Good conga dancing.Copy !req
703. - Great conga.Copy !req
704. Great conga-ing, Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
705. Oh, Mr. Noodle.Copy !req
706. Mr. Noodle dances to the beat
of a different drummer.Copy !req
707. Huh?Copy !req
708. What, Dorothy?Copy !req
709. Oh, okay, okay.Copy !req
710. Dorothy wants
to ask someone else.Copy !req
711. How do you play the conga drum?Copy !req
712. - Dorothy, this is how
I play my conga drums.Copy !req
713. - Dorothy, we play
the conga drums together.Copy !req
714. - Like this.Copy !req
715. - Thanks, drummers.Copy !req
716. Oh, and thank you, Dorothy.Copy !req
717. Now, Elmo will ask a baby.Copy !req
718. Oh, hello, baby.Copy !req
719. Hi, baby.Copy !req
720. Baby, how do you play
the conga drum?Copy !req
721. Oh, thank you, baby.Copy !req
722. Kiss kiss, kiss kiss.Copy !req
723. Nice drumming, everybody.Copy !req
724. Hmm, you play the drums
with your hands.Copy !req
725. That makes Elmo wonder—Copy !req
726. What else do you play
the drums with?Copy !req
727. Let's find out.Copy !req
728. Oh, Drawer where are you?Copy !req
729. Look, Drawer's
beating like a drum.Copy !req
730. Do you play a drum
with a stick?Copy !req
731. - Yes,
but not that kind of stick.Copy !req
732. A drumstick.Copy !req
733. Not a chicken drumstick.Copy !req
734. - That's silly.Copy !req
735. - Yeah.Copy !req
736. - That's it.
That kind of drumstick.Copy !req
737. - Yeah.Copy !req
738. Do you play a drum
with a brush?Copy !req
739. - Yes, but not
that kind of brush.Copy !req
740. That's a hairbrush.Copy !req
741. - No,
that's a toothbrush.Copy !req
742. - You don't play a drum
with a toothbrush.Copy !req
743. - Yes, a drum brush.Copy !req
744. - Do you play
a drum with a snuffle?Copy !req
745. - Hmm, maybe.Copy !req
746. - If you're
a Snuffleapagus, you do.Copy !req
747. - Cool.Copy !req
748. - Oh, thank you, Drawer.Copy !req
749. And now—
- Hey, Elmo.Copy !req
750. Elmo, look.
- Yeah?Copy !req
751. It's empty.Copy !req
752. Wait 'til you see what I'm
gonna do with this now.Copy !req
753. - Okay, Baby Bear.Copy !req
754. Oh, boy.Copy !req
755. Boy, Elmo wants to learn even
more about drums, don't you?Copy !req
756. How could we find out more?Copy !req
757. Yes, we can watch
the Drum Channel on TV.Copy !req
758. Put yourself on, TV.Copy !req
759. Thank you.Copy !req
760. - Welcome to the Drum Channel.Copy !req
761. We're always on a roll.Copy !req
762. And now, here's the Drum Lady.Copy !req
763. - Hi there.
I love to drum.Copy !req
764. I love to drum so much,
I sing about it.Copy !req
765. Come on, everybody,
sing and drum along.Copy !req
766. - Coming up next
on the Drum Channel,Copy !req
767. "Endless Drummer,"Copy !req
768. followed by "Drum-bo."Copy !req
769. - Oh, thanks, TV.Copy !req
770. Now—
- Hey, hey, Elmo.Copy !req
771. Elmo, it is ready.Copy !req
772. - Ready?Copy !req
773. - Well, it's been happening
all day, Baby Bear.Copy !req
774. - Ah.
- What's ready?Copy !req
775. - I made
the empty porridge containerCopy !req
776. into a drum.Copy !req
777. - Wow, you can make
your own drum?Copy !req
778. - Yeah, yeah, and you can
also play your own drum too.Copy !req
779. - Oh!Copy !req
780. - Dig that crazy sound.Copy !req
781. - Yeah, Elmo digs.Copy !req
782. Happy drumming, Baby Bear.Copy !req
783. Wait, Elmo can't wait
to get some porridge.Copy !req
784. But first, Elmo wants to
keep learning about drums.Copy !req
785. Who could that be?Copy !req
786. Hey, wanna talk
to some bongo drums?Copy !req
787. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.Copy !req
788. What's it like
being drums, Bongos?Copy !req
789. Beats me.Copy !req
790. - That's a good one.Copy !req
791. Man, I love that one, man.Copy !req
792. - Well, tell Elmo
about yourselves, Bongos.Copy !req
793. - Okay, well,
we're a musical instrumentCopy !req
794. that you play with your hands.Copy !req
795. - Oh!
- Yeah.Copy !req
796. - And we each have
a different sound.Copy !req
797. Oh, oh, try it.
- Yeah, man, yeah.Copy !req
798. - Oh, good, you guys.Copy !req
799. Cool.Copy !req
800. - Now try me, man.
- Okay.Copy !req
801. - See, different sounds.Copy !req
802. - Yeah, it is different.
- And you can play us softly.Copy !req
803. - Okay softly.
- Try it.Copy !req
804. - Or loud.Copy !req
805. - Loud?
Okay.Copy !req
806. - You can play us slowly too.Copy !req
807. - Slowly.
- Yeah.Copy !req
808. - Or fast.
- Yeah.Copy !req
809. - Okay.Copy !req
810. - Oh, yeah, man.Copy !req
811. Go daddy-o, go.
- Yeah, that's fast.Copy !req
812. - All right!
- Yeah.Copy !req
813. - Yeah.Copy !req
814. - You can play all kinds
of different musicCopy !req
815. on all kinds
of different drums.Copy !req
816. - Mm-hmm.
- Really, well like what?Copy !req
817. - Well, you can play
Caribbean musicCopy !req
818. on the steel drum.Copy !req
819. - Oh, look, look, look.Copy !req
820. Dorothy's imagining Elmo
playing the steel drum.Copy !req
821. Yeah, baby.Copy !req
822. Limbo lower now, mon.Copy !req
823. How low can Elmo g—whoa!Copy !req
824. Not that low, mon.Copy !req
825. Limbo.Copy !req
826. Cool.Copy !req
827. Oh, Elmo loves drums.Copy !req
828. So does Dorothy.Copy !req
829. That's why Dorothy
wants us to sing...Copy !req
830. Um, that's why Dorothy
wants us to sing...Copy !req
831. Oh well.Copy !req
832. That's why
Dorothy wants usCopy !req
833. to sing the drum song.Copy !req
834. Oh, there you are.Copy !req
835. - We love that song.Copy !req
836. - Can we sing along?Copy !req
837. - Sure thing.Copy !req
838. - Oh, you sing along, too.Copy !req
839. - Oh.
Say goodbye, Dorothy.Copy !req
840. Oh.
Say goodbye, Bongos.Copy !req
841. - Bye-bye.
- Bye-bye.Copy !req
842. - Elmo's gonna drum.Copy !req
843. - Yeah!
- All right, man!Copy !req
844. - I'm in the band!
- Way to go, man.Copy !req
845. - All right, man.
- Oh, yeah, play it!Copy !req
846. - Hey!Copy !req
847. You know, "Sesame Street"
has been brought to you todayCopy !req
848. by the letter LCopy !req
849. and by the number four.Copy !req
850. And now, I'm done
with my laundry.Copy !req
851. See you next time
on "Sesame Street."Copy !req