1. - Hi, I'm Murray
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2. and I'm lookin' for
the word on the street.
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3. What's the word on the street?
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4. - Disguise.
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5. - What does the word
"disguise" mean?
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6. - It means you dress up
as something you're not.
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7. - Put, like, a costume on.
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8. - Put a hat on, you put glasses.
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9. - C'mon, let's try a disguise.
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10. Keep listening for the word
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11. "disguise" today
on "Sesame Street".
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12. - Disguise.
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13. - That's the
word on the street.
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14. - Yeah, I do too.
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15. What?
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16. - The fact that the
frog's name is Andrew.
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17. Andrew's a good name.
- And he's got a crown, too.
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18. - Oh yeah, shiny.
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19. Oh, hi!
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20. Chris is reading me a
great story, right, Chris?
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21. - Yeah.
- Okay, go on, go on,
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22. go on, you'll love it.
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23. "So the green frog
told the princess,
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24. "'Please help me, I
used to be a prince,
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25. "'but I was turned
into a frog.'"
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26. - Oh, by a
wicked fairy, I bet!
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27. - Yep.
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28. Let's see,
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29. "'But,' said the enchanted frog,
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30. "'if you kiss me, I'll
turn back into a prince.'"
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31. - Oh, I'd kiss
him, I'd kiss him.
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32. - Let's see,
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33. he was green with warts,
but the princess liked him.
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34. That's sweet of her.
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35. Let's see,
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36. "So, she kissed the frog!
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37. "And..."
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38. - Yeah, and?
- And...
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39. - And she kissed
a frog, and what?
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40. Well, turn the page, Chris,
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41. turn the page!
- I'm sorry, Abby,
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42. it's stuck.
- What, it's stuck?
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43. Well, unstick it, what happened?
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44. The suspense, please!
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45. Chris, Chris!
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46. "So she kissed the frog, and...
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47. "Presto!
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48. "He was a prince!"
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49. - "And they
lived happily ever after."
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50. - That's right.
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51. Look, it says it.
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52. "And they became friends and
lived happily ever after."
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53. - Oh, thanks, Chris.
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54. - You're welcome, Abby.
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55. Hey, listen, you better
take your trash to Oscar.
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56. - Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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57. - See you later.
- All right.
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58. Thanks a lot!
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59. What a story.
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60. I mean, a princess
kisses a frog,
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61. and turns him back into
an enchanted prince.
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62. A frog of all people
is an enchanted prince.
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63. Well, I tell ya,
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64. it just goes to show you,
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65. you never know who is a prince.
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66. - Never say "thank
you" to a grouch!
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67. Never, never, never,
ever, ever, never!
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68. - Y'know?
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69. Someone on Sesame Street
could be a prince.
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70. - I'm sorry?
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71. - Don't give me "I'm
sorry," it's too late.
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72. You already said "thank you".
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73. - I'm just gonna
quit while I'm ahead.
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74. - Yeah, and take
a long hike, too.
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75. - It could be Oscar!
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76. Oh, wow, he's green, just
like the frog in the story.
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77. - And I reject your
trash, too.
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78. - Wow.
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79. And no one could
really be that grouchy.
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80. Unless he was a prince
who was turned into a grouch!
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81. Once upon a time, in a story,
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82. handsome Prince Oscar lived
in a golden trash can,
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83. and people brought
him the finest trash,
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84. worn out gold, and jewels.
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85. And he was nice.
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86. - Your Highness!
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87. - Oh, my Highness
says thank you.
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88. Y'know, you're not so
low yourself.
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89. - Oh, Prince, there
you are, my offering.
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90. Thank you.
- Oh, thank you,
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91. beautiful peasant girl.
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92. - No, thank you, thank you.
- Thank you, thank you.
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93. 'Preciate it, it's lovely trash.
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94. - A fairy grouch mother
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95. saw Prince Oscar being nice,
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96. and she didn't like it.
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97. - Well, Eric, gives
my regards to Mary.
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98. Have a nice day!
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99. And hurry back.
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100. La dee da.
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101. - Yuck!
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102. He's saying "thank you" and
"please" and "la dee da" .
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103. This has got to stop.
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104. - And she waved
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105. her wand and turned
him into a grouch.
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106. - I have brought you
more trash, Prince Oscar.
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107. - No, Oscar.
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108. A grouch formerly
known as "Prince".
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109. What kinda trash is this?
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110. Ah, beautiful jewels, pearls,
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111. pearls, beautiful pearls,
what can I do with these?
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112. I'm a grouch!
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113. I know, my pig will love them.
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114. - Pig?
- Here, piggy, piggy.
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115. - Oh, dear.
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116. - Pearls before swine.
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117. Ah, yes.
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118. - So, just like in the story,
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119. Oscar is a grouch until
someone kisses him
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120. and turns him into
a prince.
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121. And guess who's gonna kiss him?
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122. Me!
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123. Oh, Oscar!
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124. Oh, Oscar, Oscar, Oscar, Oscar!
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125. Oscar?
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126. - What do you want, Wand Face?
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127. - I, I want to kiss you.
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128. - No, no, no, no.
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129. No, no, no, no, no.
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130. Cease, desist,
never kiss a grouch.
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131. - But, but you're not a grouch.
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132. You're a prince.
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133. - Don't call me that.
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134. I'm a grouch.
- Prince!
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135. - A grouch!
- Prince!
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136. - Grouch!
- Prince!
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137. - Grouch, grouch, grouch!
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138. - Until I kiss you.
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139. Prince.
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140. - Hey, hey, no fair flying.
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141. No fair flying!
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142. - Oh, boy!
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143. - Didn't lay a lip
on me.
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144. Now, buzz away, Fairy Wings.
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145. - Oh, but Oscar, I'm just
trying to help you, to kiss you,
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146. and to turn you
back into a prince.
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147. - But I'm a grouch.
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148. - Oh, golly.
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149. He went down again.
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150. Oh, I can't kiss him.
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151. Well, I'll just have to
wait until he comes back.
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152. What is that?
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153. - A sign: No Kissing.
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154. - What?
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155. He's up.
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156. - Now hear this.
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157. This is a no kissing zone.
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158. All kissers leave immediately.
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159. - Oh, he's down.
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160. Oh, he's up!
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161. - To say I'm going down.
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162. Forever!
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163. I'll be ordering
in from Szechuan Grouch.
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164. Goodbye.
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165. - Oh, dear, if
he stays down there forever,
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166. I'll never be able to kiss him!
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167. Unless I
go down there, too.
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168. Eelia kazoo, eelia kazan,
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169. into the top of Oscar's can!
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170. Going down!
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171. - She can't
kiss me down here.
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172. - Hi, Oscar!
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173. - It's Abby,
oh, she's gonna kiss me.
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174. Missed me.
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175. You kissed my Billy
goat, Lassie.
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176. - Oscar!
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177. - She's
one persistent pixie.
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178. - Where are you?
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179. - You
just kissed Spot, my pig.
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180. She never gives up.
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181. She's kissing the piano.
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182. She's kissing everything.
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183. Oh, oh, no, I may be next.
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184. Where's my trampoline?
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185. - What are you doing?
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186. - Leaving!
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187. - Hey, Oscar.
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188. - Oh, hey, you, you're
just the guy I wanna see.
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189. You sell everything, Chris?
- Yeah.
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190. - So you gotta give
me a disguise so Abby
won't know it's me
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191. and she'll stop
tryin' to kiss me.
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192. Kiss me!
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193. She wants to kiss me and
turn me into a prince
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194. like the frog in the story.
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195. - Where is Oscar?
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196. - There.
- Hey,
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197. you look terrible.
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198. - Yeah, hey, thanks!
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199. Look at this.
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200. Now she'll never know it's me.
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201. What a perfect disguise.
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202. Then she'll leave me alone, too.
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203. It's her.
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204. Bond's the name, James Bond.
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205. - Oscar!
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206. - Oh, no!
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207. She's knows it's me!
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208. Chris, Chris, you gotta help me.
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209. Protect me.
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210. She wants to kiss me!
- It's for your own good!
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211. I just am trying to make
you a prince again, Prince.
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212. - I'm not a prince!
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213. - Are so.
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214. - Am not.
- Are so.
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215. - Am not!
- Are so!
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216. - Time out, time out, time out!
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217. Friends, I think I can fix this.
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218. You say you're not a prince.
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219. - I am not a prince.
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220. - Okay, then let Abby kiss you.
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221. - Kiss a grouch?
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222. - Yeah, yeah, you see,
if she kisses you,
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223. and you don't turn
into a prince,
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224. she'll know it's not
like the frog story,
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225. and she'll leave you alone.
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226. Won't you, Abby?
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227. - Well, all right.
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228. If he doesn't turn into a
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229. I'll leave him alone.
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230. Oh, he'll turn into
a prince, all right.
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231. - Oscar?
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232. - Well, all right, just one,
teeny, tiny, short kiss.
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233. I'd prefer a near miss.
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234. - Get
ready for the kiss.
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235. - Oh, wait, wait, wait.
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236. Okay.
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237. - Okay, good?
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238. Okay, ready, set—
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239. - Wait, wait, wait!
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240. You'd better stand back,
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241. because when he
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242. there's gonna be a loud bang
and probably a lot of smoke.
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243. - Okay, I'll move back a little.
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244. Ready?
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245. Set—
- Oh, wait!
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246. You better put your
fingers in your ears.
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247. - Don't know why, but okay.
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248. - Okay, yeah.
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249. Oh, and you, too.
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250. - Good, good?
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251. Okay, ready,
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252. set,
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253. I wonder what'll happen.
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254. - Keep it quick.
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255. - Kiss!
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256. - Yuck!
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257. Hey, I'm still me.
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258. I'm here, me, Oscar the Grouch!
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259. No prince.
- Well, Abby,
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260. I guess he's not a
prince after all.
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261. - Oh, boy, what a let down.
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262. It was more fun when the
frog became a prince.
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263. - Well, that was an enchanted
fairy tale frog, Abby.
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264. One in a million.
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265. Most frogs are just frogs.
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266. - And if you kiss 'em?
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267. - They stay frogs.
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268. And they like it.
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269. A frog is what they wanna be.
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270. - Yeah, like I wanna
be a grouch.
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271. - Oh, Oscar, I don't
care if you're not a prince.
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272. I love you,
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273. just the way you are.
- No, no, don't get any ideas.
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274. - Yes, I'm gonna get you!
- No, no, hey, no!
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275. She's huggin' me!
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276. Oh, some days you
can't make a nickel.
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277. No, get away from me.
- Oh, c'mon,
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278. just one more hug!
- Cease, desist!
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279. I'm outta here!
- No, no, come back!
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280. - Oh, c'mon, Oscar.
- You're so cute!
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281. - See you guys!
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282. - Hi, I'm Jack.
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283. - Yeah, and Elmo's Elmo.
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284. - And we're here to tell you
about the most awesome word
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286. - Oh, what's the word,
Mr. Jack, what's the word?
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287. - Okay, the word is "disguise".
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288. - Disguise?
- Disguise!
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289. - Well, what's a disguise?
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290. - Disguise is when you change
the way something looks
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291. to make it hard to
tell what it is.
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292. - Oh, a disguise!
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293. - Y'know what, Elmo?
- What?
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294. - I happen to be a
master of disguise.
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295. - No!
- Oh, yeah.
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296. In fact, I can totally
disguise myself,
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297. and you would never, ever,
ever even know it was me.
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298. - No!
- Oh, yeah!
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299. Check out my disguise
expertise in action.
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300. - Oh, okay, let's see this.
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301. Wow, nice hat and glasses,
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302. Mr. Jack.
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303. - What a minute.
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304. - You knew it was me?
- Yes.
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305. - Then you saw
through my disguise!
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306. - Well, Elmo guess so.
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307. - Okay, all right.
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308. I just have to dig
a little deeper
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trove of disguises.
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310. Excuse me!
- Oh, okay.
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312. Mr. Jack, it's funny!
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313. - What?
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314. You knew it was me again?
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315. - Yes!
- But what about my disguise?
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316. - Oh, sorry.
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317. - That's it, I'm done.
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318. I guess my powers of disguise
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319. I give up.
- Oh, but Mr. Jack,
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321. Oh, Mr. Chicken, have
you seen Mr. Jack Black?
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322. - My disguise worked!
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323. - Mr. Jack Black?
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324. - That's right, it's me.
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325. I totally disguised
myself as a chicken.
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326. - Wow, nice disguise!
- Thank you.
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327. Disguise!
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328. Oh, I think I just laid an egg.
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329. - Mr. Jack is good!
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330. - Yes, I am.
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331. - Eyes.
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332. Nose.
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333. Mouth.
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334. Ears.
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335. Hair.
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336. Face.
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337. Pretty as a picture.
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338. - Ladies and canaries!
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339. Here is Mr. Snuffleupagus
to show us the letter B,
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340. the letter of the day!
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341. Here's Snuffy!
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342. - Thank you, thank you!
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343. The letter B, which starts
my two favorite words:
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344. Big and bird!
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345. - Hey, nice B words.
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346. Big and bird.
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347. Wait, that's my name!
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348. - That's why they are
my favorites, Bird.
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349. - Aw, Snuff.
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350. Hey, you're supposed to be
showing us the letter B, Snuff.
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351. Where is it?
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352. - It's on my back, Bird,
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353. which also starts
with the letter B.
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354. - Well, I see
back, and I see fur, Snuffy,
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356. - Ladies and gentlemen,
the letter B!
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357. - Yeah, the letter B!
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358. Yay!
- Surprise!
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359. - Oh, you got me, Snuff!
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360. - The letter B!
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361. - That was great, Slimy, even
better than in rehearsal.
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362. - B is for bubble.
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363. - It was a day like
any other in Begonia Park.
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364. Boring.
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365. "I am so bored," said Bob.
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367. "Even the band's got
the blues," said Bubba.
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368. But just then,
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369. a big blue bus bumped by,
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370. and the big bus braked
to a bumpy stop,
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371. and passerbys began to cry.
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372. "It's the bees!
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373. "The bees, the big blue
bus is full of bees!
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374. "It's bees, the bees, the big
blue bus is full of bees!"
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375. Bees burst out the big blue
bus with blueberries and brie,
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banana bread and broccoli.
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377. The bees buzzed by
with buttered buns.
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378. The boys in bunch.
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bowls of buttermilk.
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had come for brunch.
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381. "Bring more bread!"
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382. "More baked beans!"
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383. "Baloney!"
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384. "Bon bons!"
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385. "Butter creams!"
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386. Begonia park was never better.
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387. Everybody bright and beamin',
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388. all because of
this little letter.
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390. - And now,
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391. the fabulous Keb Mo and his
friends from Sesame Street!
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392. - Counselor
Agnes, Counselor Agnes!
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393. - We were playing ring toss.
- And I was winning.
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394. - I was winning, and
now we can't play.
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395. - There's a kid
from outer space in our camp.
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396. - Well, look at that.
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397. Welcome to Camp Wacky Lake.
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398. Do you wanna play ring
toss with Melba and Arnie?
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399. - But Counselor Agnes!
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400. - We don't
wanna play with him.
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401. - And why not, my
little campers?
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402. - He talks funny.
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eyes that come out
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bet he doesn't even know
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408. - Well, let me tell
you something, campers.
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little Zork's summer camp,
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410. or whatever they have there,
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411. and you wanted to
play with his friends,
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you looked funny,
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you talked funny,
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wouldn't know how to play
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416. Well, how would you feel,
my little wacky campers?
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417. - It wouldn't feel good.
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419. - Okay?
- Okay.
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420. - Okay.
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421. - You wanna play ring toss?
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423. - Me, too!
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424. - Ladies and sparrows,
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is about to show you
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427. which he is wearing
to Snufflegarden.
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428. So, here's Snuffy!
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429. - 17!
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430. - Yeah, where?
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431. - In the big white square, Bird.
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432. - I, I don't see it.
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433. - It's a one next to a seven.
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- Yes, yes,
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437. But I still don't
see it, Snuffy.
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438. - You still don't see it?
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439. Oh, dear.
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440. - Oh, dear, don't,
no, it's all right.
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don't worry, old pal.
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together and figure it out.
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444. - All right, Bird.
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445. I've got an idea, Bird!
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446. - What?
- Maybe, just maybe,
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447. you are facing the wrong way.
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448. - Hey, of course!
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449. - Well?
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450. - I still don't see it.
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451. But, aha!
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452. Maybe you're facing
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453. Aha!
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455. Yay, there it is!
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456. - We are the
Einstein twins, Bird.
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457. - Yes, what a team we are.
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458. The difficult things
we do right away.
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459. - The impossible takes forever!
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460. - The number 17!
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479. - Oh, hello there.
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480. It is I, your cute and
furry traveling pal Grover,
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481. friend to Globe
Trotters everywhere.
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482. I just rolled this
bundle of reeds
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483. all the way back from Germany,
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484. and boy, am I caput!
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485. But this is no
time for napping, no!
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486. There is work to be done.
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487. Yes, I must take these
nifty little reeds here,
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488. and thatch a thatched
roof out of them
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489. just like my German friend Paul.
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490. What, you do not
believe I can do it?
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491. Oh, I can do it.
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492. Yes, and I am going to, too.
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493. Right here, right now,
before your very eyes.
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494. Well, maybe not
before your very eyes.
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495. I will probably do it off
camera when you're not watching.
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496. And in fact, I have a little
film I would like you to see.
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not see you there.
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499. Wait, no, no, Sam!
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500. I meant the film, roll the film!
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501. - My name is Paul,
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503. That's me with my dad and
my little brother Franz.
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504. My dad is a roofer.
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505. He works way up
high making roofs
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506. for all kinds of buildings.
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507. Today he is making
a special kind
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508. of roof called a thatched roof.
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509. It's made from reeds.
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510. That's Hanning, he
works with my dad.
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us how they use wire
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513. First he puts the wire through
a hole in a very long needle.
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514. The needle helps him push
the wire through the reeds.
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515. Then he uses another needle
to pull the wire back through.
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to hold the reeds down
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blow them away.
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519. my dad helps Franz and me to
make a roof for our birdhouse.
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520. Even birds need a roof to
keep them warm and dry.
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521. Some of the reeds stick out.
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everything looks nice and even.
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523. There, our birdhouse has
a beautiful new roof,
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524. thanks to me, meinen bruder,
und meinen Papa, the roofer.
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525. - Ta-da!
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527. My very own thatched roof.
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528. Is it not beautiful?
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529. It sure feels good to
have a roof over my head.
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530. - Hey, you remind me of a
birdhouse I saw in Germany!
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531. - Oh, why thank you, but you
see, I'm not really a bird—
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532. - Hey, you guys,
come check it out!
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533. - Ow, ow, oh, my foot!
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534. Birdies, birdies, you
do not understand!
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535. - Pretty, pretty,
pretty, pretty.
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536. - Hi!
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537. Welcome to Elmo's
world!
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538. Oh, Elmo's so happy to see you.
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539. And so is Dorothy.
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540. Say hello, Dorothy.
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541. Guess what Elmo's
thinking about today?
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542. Did you guess yet?
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543. Yes, that's it!
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544. Elmo's thinking about skin.
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545. You know, skin.
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546. That looks like
fun, wait for Elmo.
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547. Yeah.
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548. See?
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549. Elmo has skin.
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550. It's right under his fur, yeah.
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551. And sometimes,
Elmo's skin itches.
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552. There, better.
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553. Oh, what's that, Dorothy?
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554. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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555. Dorothy wants to know,
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556. what do you do when the
skin on your back itches?
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557. Oh, good question, Dorothy.
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558. Let's ask Mr. Noodle.
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559. Mr. Noodle?
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560. Hey, Shade, a
little help, please.
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561. Thank you, Shade.
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562. Oh, there you are, Mr. Noodle.
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563. Hey, Mr. Noodle,
slap Elmo some skin.
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564. Hey, hey, guess
what, Mr. Noodle?
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565. Dorothy has a question for you.
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566. Yeah, you.
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567. What do you do when the
skin on your back itches,
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568. Mr. Noodle?
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569. - Yeah, what do you do?
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570. - No, that's your head.
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571. - On your back.
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572. - Your back, you know.
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573. - Mr. Noodle
has to itch his back.
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574. On his back.
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575. - Yeah, back there.
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576. - Mr. Noodle
can't reach his back.
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577. - You can't reach
your back like that.
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578. Be careful, Mr. Noodle.
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579. - Now he's dizzy.
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580. - See, now
he's itchy and dizzy.
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581. - Don't give up.
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582. He needs something.
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583. - Maybe there's
something you can use
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584. to scratch your
back, Mr. Noodle.
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585. - He's on the floor.
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586. - He's scratching
his back on the floor.
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587. Look at him go!
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588. I don't think it's working.
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589. - You need help.
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590. - Get somebody
to help you.
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591. - Elmo can help you.
- Yeah!
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592. Elmo will scratch
Mr. Noodle's back.
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593. Okay, yeah, turn around, okay.
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594. How's that, right there?
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595. - That's it.
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596. - Right between
the shoulder blades?
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597. - Right there.
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598. - Aww.
- Yay, Mr. Noodle!
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599. - Oh, yay!
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600. Elmo helped Mr. Noodle!
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601. Elmo helped Mr. Noodle, and
Elmo scratched his back.
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602. Oh, hug?
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603. Okay.
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604. - He's
scratching Elmo's back.
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605. - Mr. Noodle.
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606. - Wait, now what?
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607. - Mr. Noodle.
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608. - Poor itchy,
itchy Mr. Noodle.
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609. What's that, Dorothy?
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610. Oh, okay.
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611. Dorothy wants to
ask someone else.
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612. What do you do when the
skin on your back itches?
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613. - Dorothy, when my back
itches, I scratch it with this:
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614. a back scratcher.
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615. - When the skin
on my back itches,
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616. I like to rub it against a
tree, Dorothy, like this.
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617. That feels good.
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618. - Dorothy, when Annie and
I both have itchy backs,
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619. we take turns scratching
each other's back.
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620. - You scratch my back,
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621. and I scratch yours.
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622. - Thanks, everybody.
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623. Oh, and thank you, too, Dorothy.
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624. Now, Elmo will ask a baby.
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625. Oh, hello, baby.
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626. Baby, what do you do when
the skin on your back itches?
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627. Oh, thank you, baby.
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628. Kiss, kiss, kiss,
kiss, kiss, kiss.
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629. Aw, that baby was so cute.
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630. And now, Elmo has
a question for you.
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631. Yeah, you.
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632. How many goosebumps are on
this chilly hippo's skin?
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633. Let's count them and find out.
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634. One,
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635. two,
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636. three,
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637. four,
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638. five,
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639. six,
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640. seven,
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641. eight,
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642. nine.
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643. Nine goosebumps.
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644. Oh, and one chilly goose.
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645. That
tickles Elmo's skin.
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646. Boy, you silly,
chilly goose.
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647. Bye, goose, bye, hippo.
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648. That makes Elmo wonder.
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649. What else tickles your skin?
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650. Let's find out.
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651. Oh, Drawer?
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652. Open up, Drawer, please.
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653. Maybe Elmo can tickle
Drawer to open.
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654. Is Drawer ticklish?
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655. Tickle, tickle,
tickle, tickle, tickle.
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656. Can a cupcake tickle your skin?
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657. - No.
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658. - But it can
make your skin messy.
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659. Yum, yum!
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660. Can a ladybug tickle your skin?
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661. - Yes, it tickles
when it crawls on your skin.
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662. - That's right.
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663. Can a feather tickle your skin?
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664. - Yes, feathers
tickle your skin.
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665. - Unless you're a bird.
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666. - My skin is covered
with feathers,
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667. and they don't tickle me at all.
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668. They just need to be
fluffed now and then.
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669. Fluff, fluff.
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670. Fluff, fluff,
fluff, fluff, fluff.
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671. - Thanks, Drawer.
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672. And now—
- Elmo has mail.
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673. - Oh, Elmo has email, yay!
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674. Oh, Computer, come back here.
- Elmo has mail,
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675. Elmo has mail, Elmo has mail,
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676. Elmo has mail—
- Computer, stop!
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677. Elmo has mail, Elmo has mail.
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678. - Thank you.
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679. Oh, it's Elmo's friend, Ernie!
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680. - Hi there, Elmo.
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681. Hey Elmo, did you know that
your skin helps you feel things?
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682. Well, that's why I'm
wearing this blind fold.
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683. You see,
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684. I'm going to feel something
with the skin on my hands,
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685. and then I'm going
to guess what that is
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686. without even looking.
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687. Now watch this.
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688. Lemme see.
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689. Oh, wait a second,
there's something now.
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690. Gee, I wonder what
this could be?
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691. - Ernie!
- No, no, no, don't tell me,
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692. Bert, don't tell me.
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693. This feels kinda soft
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694. and fluffy like,
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695. and it's sticking straight
up like a shaggy rug.
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696. - No, Ernie,
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697. you're touching—
- No, no, no,
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698. don't tell me, Bert, don't
tell me, I wanna guess this.
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699. Now, let's see, moving down.
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700. Oh, wait, wait, there's more.
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701. There's so much
more, look at this.
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702. And this kinda feels
roundish, and it's sorta,
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703. sorta squishy like, and
it's like a bath sponge.
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704. Yes, yes!
- I don't believe this.
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705. - Let's see, moving on down.
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706. Oh, wait, this is
interesting, look at this.
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707. And this part's kinda smooth,
and it feels sorta thin,
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708. and...
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709. Wow, it's floppy, it's
floppy like a garden hose!
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710. Gee, that's interesting.
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711. Wait a second.
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712. Lemme see here.
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713. Now, wait a minute,
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714. this right here is sorta
fluffy and shaggy like a rug,
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715. and this is sorta
squishy, sorta squishy
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716. like a bath sponge—
- Ernie!
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717. - And it's kinda floppy
like a garden hose.
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718. I know what this is.
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719. This is Bert!
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720. It's you, Bert!
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721. Is it?
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722. Bert, Bert?
- Yes, it's me, Ernie!
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723. Who do you think it is?
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724. - Oh, I knew it,
Bert, I could tell,
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725. because I could tell by
feeling with my skin.
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726. Isn't that amazing, Bert?
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727. Isn't that amazing?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, great.
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728. Whatever.
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729. I'm gonna go read
in the bathroom.
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730. - So long, Elmo!
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731. Hey, Bert, I didn't even
know you wore a rug.
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732. Bert?
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733. Oh, Bert?
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734. - Thanks, Computer!
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735. Boy, Elmo loves
finding out about skin.
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736. Elmo's friend Elaine learned
all about skin in school,
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737. and she told Elmo all about it.
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738. - One day at school,
my teacher, Mrs. Michaelson,
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739. asked our class what we could
learn by looking at our skin.
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740. So we started to investigate.
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741. We could see that everybody's
skin looked different.
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742. There was dark skin, light skin,
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743. and all different
shades in between.
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744. My skin was dark,
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745. and Cassie had light
skin with rosy cheeks.
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746. Then we looked at our skin
through a magnifying glass.
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747. It makes things look bigger.
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748. We can see all sorts of things
we never noticed before.
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749. There is hair growing
out of our skin.
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750. And the front of our
arms had more hair
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752. But the palms of our hands
didn't have any hair at all,
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754. So did the tips of our fingers.
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755. Some parts of our skin were
smooth, like our cheeks.
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756. Some parts were real
wrinkly, like our knuckles,
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757. and elbows.
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758. Then we ran some water
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759. on our arms to see what
our skin looked like
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760. when it was wet.
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761. The water didn't soak in,
it just rolled right off.
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762. We could see how our
skin protects our bodies.
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763. So even though everybody's
skin looked different up close,
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764. our skin wasn't really
very different at all.
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765. - Wow, Elaine learned
a lot about skin.
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766. But Elmo still wants
to find out more.
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767. Don't you?
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768. How can we find out even more?
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769. Boy, Elmo almost jumped
out of his skin, T.V.!
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770. Good idea.
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771. We can watch the "All About
Skin" channel on T.V..
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772. Now, turn yourself on, T.V..
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773. - Welcome to the "All
About Skin" channel.
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774. When it comes to skin,
we've got you covered.
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775. And now the story of the
girl who loved her skin.
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776. - Once upon a time,
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777. there was a girl
who loved her skin.
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778. - I love my skin.
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779. - She
loved it so much
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780. that she took very
good care of it.
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781. When her skin got
dirty, she washed it.
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782. - Scrub-a-dub-dub!
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783. - When her
skin was out in the sun,
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784. she put sunscreen
on to protect it.
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785. - Rub-a-rub-rub!
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786. Huh?
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787. - When her skin
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788. was cold, it got goosebumps,
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789. so she put on more
clothes to warm her skin.
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790. And when her skin got hot, it
sweated to help cool her off.
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791. When she went roller skating,
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792. she protected her skin
with special padding,
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793. but one day she fell down,
and hurt her skin anyway.
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794. - Oh, no, I got a boo
boo on my skin.
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795. - The girl's
mother loved her skin, too,
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796. and knew just what to do.
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797. She washed the boo boo,
put ointment on it,
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798. and covered it up with a
bandage to keep it clean.
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799. - Thanks, Mom.
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800. My skin feels better already.
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801. - And every day,
the girl's skin felt better,
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802. and better, until one
day the boo boo was gone.
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803. Her skin had healed itself.
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804. - Wow, now I really,
really love my skin.
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805. - And from then on,
the girl who loved her skin—
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806. - Really, really loved!
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807. - The girl who
really, really loved her skin,
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808. took really, really
good care of it.
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809. Especially when roller skating.
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810. - Hey, you gotta love
the skin you're in.
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811. I'm okay, and so is my skin.
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812. - The end.
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813. - Coming up next on the
"All About Skin" channel,
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814. "That's Skin-credible"
followed by "Skinny the Pooh"
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815. and "Rumpelstiltskin".
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816. - Thanks, T.V.!
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817. Wow, skin is amazing.
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818. But Elmo still wants to
learn even more about skin.
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819. Don't you?
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820. How can we find out even more?
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821. - Why don't you look in a book?
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822. - Hey, yeah!
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823. Oh, can Book help Elmo
find out more about skin?
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824. - Sure, I'll give you
the skinny on skin.
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825. My title is, "Even
Animals Have Skin".
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826. - Whoa, they do?
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827. - Sure.
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828. - Oh, oh look!
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829. There's a puppy and a kitten.
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830. - Like my title says,
"Even Animals Have Skin".
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831. Sometimes you can't see the skin
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832. because it's covered by fur.
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833. - Oh, like Elmo.
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834. - Or by feathers.
- Oh, pretty.
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835. - Hey, come back here!
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836. I just lost my pictures.
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837. - Well, not that one.
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838. Is that a snake?
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839. - Yeah, as snakes grow,
they shed their skin,
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840. and have new skin underneath.
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841. - Oh, cool!
- No, not you, too!
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842. I don't believe this.
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843. - Oh, what's that?
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844. - A chameleon.
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845. Chameleons have skin
that can change color.
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846. - Get out of town.
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847. - Don't give him any ideas.
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848. - Look!
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849. Dorothy's imagining
Elmo as a chameleon.
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850. - Sometimes a
chameleon's skin changes color
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851. when its feelings change.
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852. - Oh, boy, no one's
around to play with.
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853. Elmo chameleon is feeling
a little sad and blue.
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854. - Surprise!
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855. - Wow!
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856. Elmo chameleon is polka
dotted with surprise.
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857. - Yeah!
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858. - Boy, those leaves tickle.
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859. Now Elmo chameleon
is tickled pink.
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860. Thank you, Dorothy.
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861. And thank you, too, Book.
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862. - Don't mention it.
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863. No, come back!
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864. Oh, that really
gets under my skin.
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865. - Boy, Elmo loves skin.
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866. And so does Dorothy.
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867. That's why Dorothy wants
us to sing the skin song.
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868. - Oh, boy, the skin song!
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869. May I join in?
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870. - Sure, you can sing
too, if you want.
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871. Say goodbye, Dorothy.
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872. Say goodbye, Book.
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873. - Goodbye, Book.
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874. - Bye, bye!
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875. - Do you know
"Rainbow Connection"?
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876. - Okay, Slimerino, I'm gonna
read you a grouch fairy tale.
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877. "The Worm Prince".
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878. So.
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879. - Hey, Oscar.
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880. I love stories, could
you read it to me, too?
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881. - No way, I'm reading
this to my pet worm Slimy.
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882. - Aw, gee.
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883. - Well, of course, if
you stay here and listen,
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884. I can't stop you.
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885. Ready, Slimy?
- Yeah, ready!
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886. - Okay, here we go.
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887. "Once upon a time."
- Once upon a time.
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888. - "Once upon a time,
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889. "there was a handsome worm
who turned into a prince."
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890. Too bad.
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891. - "Sesame Street"
was brought to you today
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892. by the letter B,
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893. and by the number 17.
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894. - "He was really in a hole now.
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895. "So he went searching
and searching."
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