Sesame Street 39x22

1. - Hi, I'm Murray from Sesame Street

2. and I'm looking for the word on the street.

3. What's the word on the street?

4. - Distract.

5. - What does the word distract mean?

6. - When you're taking someone's attention away.

7. - Oh.

8. - What you doing?

9. - I'm doing a crossword puzzle.

10. - Crossword puzzle, okay, go ahead,

11. do you crossword puzzle.

12. - Oh.

13. - What you doing now?

14. - You keep distracting me, yeah.

15. - 15 across is distract.

16. That's the word on the street.

17. Not gonna distract you anymore.

18. - What now?

19. - Hey, welcome to Sesame Street.

20. Hello Telly.

21. - Hush.

22. - Seven, eight, nine.

23. - You're almost there.

24. You guess.

25. - Y, Z.

26. - Oh, I'm sorry Ricky,

27. you were trying to count to 20, but you ran

28. out of time.

29. - Oh, if only he had more time.

30. - Who's that guy with all the stuff

31. hanging off of him Telly?

32. - Oh, that's Denny the Distractor.

33. His job is to make it hard for the contestant

34. to think about what he's supposed

35. to be thinking about.

36. - Okay, looks like he's good at his job.

37. What's the show called?

38. - It's called, "Hurry Up, You're Running Out of Time."

39. And it's my all time favorite.

40. - Okay, well, enjoy.

41. - Thank you.

42. - Well, thanks everybody

43. and look for us next time

44. when we'll be taking our show on the road.

45. Where are we going Hannah?

46. - To Sesame Street

47. where our contestant will be Telly Monster.

48. - Oh, you hear that, my favorite game show

49. is coming to Sesame Street

50. and I'm gonna be on it.

51. Can it be?

52. Nah, nah, it can't be.

53. Or can it?

54. - There he is.

55. - Yes, there he is folks,

56. today's contestant Mr. Telly Monster

57. from Sesame Street.

58. Are you ready to play our game?

59. - Gee, I don't know, this is so sudden.

60. I mean I haven't even—

61. - Hurry up, you're running out of time.

62. - So yes, yes, I'm ready, I'm ready.

63. - Hannah, what does Telly have to do

64. to win today's grand prize.

65. - He has to say the alphabet.

66. - I can do that, I do it all the time.

67. Yes.

68. - And how much time has he got to say it Hannah?

69. - One minute Guy.

70. - Tell me, are you ready?

71. - Yes, I'm ready, I'm ready.

72. Say it with me okay.

73. - All right then.

74. - Don't get distracted, whatever you do.

75. - Ready, set, go.

76. Go Telly Monster, say the alphabet.

77. - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H—

78. - Oh, start from the beginning.

79. - I, J, K, L, M, N.

80. - The wheels on the bus go.

81. - Hurry up, you're running out of time.

82. - The wheels on the bus go—

83. - J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q,

84. R, S, T, U, V ah!

85. What was that?

86. - That's me.

87. - Oh, I'm sorry Telly Monster,

88. but you just ran out of time.

89. - Gee, this is harder than I thought Guy.

90. - Oh, you bet it is Telly Monster,

91. but don't e discouraged because

92. you get another chance.

93. Yes, yes, and this time you get to pick

94. someone to help you.

95. - Is there someone to help me?

96. - Anyone you want, only hurry up and pick someone

97. because you're running out of time!

98. - Gordon.

99. Gordon.

100. - Hey, Telly, what's going on?

101. - I need somebody to help me say the alphabet.

102. - Oh, well, I guess I could help you with that.

103. - Say, I've gotta get these groceries

104. to Susan right away, good luck.

105. - Maria, Maria.

106. - Oh, sorry, Telly, the phone's ringing

107. in the laundromat.

108. - What am I gonna do.

109. I need some help, I gotta find somebody.

110. - Yes, you do Telly and you'd better hurry up,

111. you're running out of time.

112. - Chris, Chris, oh, Chris, Chris,

113. you gotta help me, oh, you gotta help me.

114. - Help you with what?

115. - Wait, wait, wait, Telly, just a minute,

116. you're on that show.

117. - "Hurry Up, You're Running Out of Time."

118. - That's right Chris and I am Guy Smiley,

119. host of "Hurry Up, You're Running Out of Time"

120. and now you're going to be on it, too.

121. - Hey, okay, hurray for me.

122. What do I have to do?

123. - You have to help me say the alphabet.

124. - That's it?

125. - That's it.

126. - How much time have they got Hannah?

127. - One minute Guy.

128. - It's so easy.

129. - Telly, Chris, are you ready.

130. - We're ready Guy.

131. - Okay, then, ready, set, go.

132. - A. - A.

133. - B. - B.

134. - C. - C.

135. - D. - D.

136. - Yeah, good.

137. - One more time..

138. D.

139. - Oh, no.

140. He's trying to distract me.

141. - Telly, Telly.

142. - He's distracting me.

143. - Don't worry about it, focus, right.

144. - Okay.

145. - E. - E.

146. - F. - F.

147. - G. - G.

148. - H. - H.

149. - I. - I.

150. - I, I am sure hungry.

151. You know, I could use a tuna fish sandwich.

152. Where can I get one around here?

153. - Oh, Hooper's Store, it's right over here.

154. - Telly, I'm over here.

155. - He's distracting me again.

156. - Don't worry, stay away from him.

157. - You're running out of time.

158. - Ah!

159. - Telly, get it together, man.

160. It's okay, okay, ready, try again.

161. - A. - A.

162. - B. - B.

163. - C. - C.

164. - D. - D.

165. - New Jersey.

166. - New Jersey.

167. - Oh, I'm sorry Telly Monster,

168. but you ran out of time again.

169. - Not again.

170. Oh, I'll never get this, never, never, never.

171. - Are you ready for your third and final try?

172. - No, why bother trying.

173. I can't do it.

174. - Yes, you can.

175. - No, I can't.

176. - Yes, you can.

177. Telly, Telly.

178. I understand you might be feeling a bit frustrated.

179. - Of course I'm feeling frustrated.

180. Who wouldn't.

181. Wait a minute, wait a minute,

182. what does that mean, frustrated?

183. - Frustrated, it's this feeling you get

184. when you're trying to do something really hard,

185. but you just can't seem to do it.

186. - Then that's exactly what I'm feeling, frustrated.

187. I'm trying to say the alphabet as hard

188. as I can.

189. A, B, C.

190. - 38. - 39, 40 ah!

191. - It's okay.

192. Can you just give us a minute?

193. - Sure. - Thank you.

194. - Hey, Telly.

195. Look at me buddy.

196. Listen.

197. You can do this, okay?

198. We can do this together.

199. We're a team.

200. - A team?

201. - Yes, a team.

202. Come here.

203. Look into my eyes.

204. - Look into your eyes.

205. - Listen to my voice.

206. - Listen to your voice.

207. - Hear only my voice.

208. - Hear only your voice.

209. - He's ready.

210. - Hannah, how much time—

211. - Ah, ah, forget that, let's go.

212. - Well, okay then.

213. Ready, set, go.

214. - A. - A.

215. - B. - B.

216. - C. - C.

217. - D. - D.

218. - E. - E.

219. - F. - F.

220. - G. - G.

221. - H. - H.

222. - I. - I.

223. - J. - J.

224. - K. - K.

225. - I. - I.

226. - M. - M.

227. - N. - N.

228. - O. - O.

229. - P. - P.

230. - Hey!

231. - Q. - Q.

232. - R. - R.

233. - S. - S.

234. - T. - T.

235. - U. - U.

236. - V. - V.

237. - W. - W.

238. - X. - X.

239. - Hurry up—

240. - Y. - Y.

241. - You're running out of time.

242. - Z. - Z.

243. - Yes!

244. - Oh, wonderful, wonderful.

245. You did it Telly Monster, you won the game.

246. Hannah, what does Telly win?

247. - It's an all-expense paid trip to the beach.

248. - Oh, yes.

249. - Simply with one pail, one shovel and one towel.

250. - Wait a minute, wait a minute,

251. all that stuff is just for me?

252. - You're our big winner Telly.

253. - No, no, no, Chris and I won this together.

254. - Ah, come on, Telly, I just helped.

255. - We only have one pail.

256. - Well, that's okay, because I don't wanna

257. go to the beach.

258. You know what I want?

259. I want to say the alphabet again

260. with my buddy Chris, but this time

261. I want us to have all the time to do it that we want.

262. - What?

263. All the time you want.

264. Gee, we never did it that way before.

265. - So what?

266. Let's try it.

267. - You think so?

268. - Yeah, why not.

269. - Yeah, and if you give people a little extra time,

270. all kinds of special things can happen.

271. - Yeah, like what?

272. - Well, like, give me a minute.

273. - And now, it's time for Chris and Telly

274. to say the alphabet.

275. Hannah, how much time have they got?

276. - All the time they want.

277. - All right, then, let's go.

278. - Come on.

279. - Excuse me guys, could you hold down the noise?

280. It's very distracting.

281. - Hi, I'm Megan and today I'm here to talk to you

282. about the word distract.

283. The word distract means.

284. - Oink, oink, oink.

285. - What's that sound?

286. - Oink, oink, oink, oink.

287. - Is that a pig on a pogo stick?

288. - Oink, oink, oink.

289. - It is.

290. It is a pig on a pogo stick.

291. That's very distracting.

292. All right, where was I?

293. Oh, yeah, I was gonna tell you

294. about the word distract.

295. Okay, distract means.

296. - Now what?

297. A vegetable singing opera.

298. That is very distracting.

299. All right, that broccoli totally took

300. my attention away from what I was doing.

301. What was it again?

302. Oh, yes, I was just getting ready

303. to tell you about the word distract, okay.

304. Distract.

305. A large tap dancing chicken.

306. Come on, this is a major distraction.

307. All right, that's it, I give up.

308. How can I tell everybody about the word distract

309. when I keep getting distracted.

310. First it was a pig on a pogo stick,

311. then it was a singing broccoli, now you.

312. - Sorry, I didn't mean to distract you.

313. - Wait a minute, you took my attention

314. away from what I was doing.

315. - Mm-hmm, yeah.

316. - That's what distract means.

317. Thank you large tap dancing chicken.

318. - My pleasure.

319. Say you wanna dance?

320. - I don't mind if I do.

321. - A.

322. B.

323. C.

324. D.

325. E.

326. F.

327. G.

328. H.

329. I.

330. J.

331. K.

332. L.

333. M.

334. N.

335. O.

336. P.

337. Q.

338. R.

339. S.

340. T.

341. U.

342. V.

343. W.

344. X.

345. Y.

346. Z.

347. - Mm, those cookies smell so good.

348. Cookie Monster!

349. Oh, Cookie Monster!

350. Come get your cookies.

351. - Cookies!

352. For me.

353. - Yes, Cookie Monster.

354. - But it not me birthday.

355. - Oh, I know it's not your birthday,

356. but it is time for the letter of the day.

357. - What that got to do with cookies?

358. - Well, you know how you always eat

359. the letter of the day?

360. - Maybe the occasional nibble.

361. - Yeah, well, now you can eat all these cookies instead.

362. Yep, there are just enough cookies here

363. for you to eat while I tell everyone about

364. the letter of the day.

365. - Me like how you think Prairie Dawn.

366. - Good, well, let us being.

367. The letter of the day is my very favorite letter.

368. It is the last letter of the alphabet

369. and it starts lots of.

370. - All done.

371. - What? - All done.

372. - What, you're done?

373. I didn't even get to tell everyone

374. that the letter of the day is the letter Z.

375. - So?

376. - Well, I didn't get to say that the letter Z

377. begins with words like zipper.

378. And zoo.

379. And zesty.

380. - Yeah, it's okay Prairie,

381. just get me more cookies.

382. - But I do not have anymore cookies.

383. - No more cookies?

384. - No, that's all I made.

385. - But me so hungry.

386. Me got to eat something.

387. Got to be something.

388. - No, no, no, you don't have to eat anything.

389. Cookie Monster, no, no, Cookie,

390. Cookie, please don't eat the letter of the day, Cookie.

391. Oh.

392. - Oh, yeah.

393. Homemade.

394. - Zoinks.

395. Bright music)

396. - How Zelda discovered the Z Zone.

397. Walking home from school one day,

398. Zelda came across the biggest zipper

399. she had ever seen.

400. It was huge.

401. Zelda, being a curious girl simply went

402. zip, zip, zip and walked through the giant zipper.

403. And there she was, in the Z zone.

404. Zowie said Zelda.

405. This place is zany.

406. Everything here begins with Z.

407. And she was right.

408. There was zeppelin zooming in he sky,

409. zillions of zinnias covering the ground.

410. Strangest of all, every one she met was named Zelda, too.

411. - Hi, I'm Zelda.

412. - Hi, me, too.

413. - I'm Zelda.

414. - I'm Zelda, hi.

415. - Me, too.

416. - Let's have lunch at the zoo.

417. - Said Zelda and Zelda and Zelda to Zelda.

418. They zipped through the Zinnias,

419. zigging and zagging and when they got to the zoo,

420. the zoo was filled with zebras.

421. Zillions of zebras and lunch,

422. just zucchinis, zucchinis, zucchinis

423. and more zucchinis.

424. - Zow - Said Zelda.

425. - Thanks for lunch,

426. but all these Zs have zonked me out.

427. - She zoomed as fast as she could

428. back to the giant zipper and left the Z Zone.

429. - Zelda.

430. Welcome home.

431. You're just in time.

432. Aunt Zuz is gonna play the zither.

433. - Z.

434. - This is the letter Z.

435. The letter Z.

436. - Oh, hello there.

437. It is I your adorable globetrotting monster Grover here.

438. Wait one minute.

439. I have to put down this very heavy

440. bucket of fish.

441. Whoo, much better.

442. I have brought these fish all the way back

443. from Angola in Africa.

444. Do you know where Africa is?

445. It is very, very far.

446. 5,000 lefts and a right.

447. That is why my cute little arms are so tired.

448. See how tired the are, mm-hmm.

449. Did you know that people in Africa

450. carry very heavy buckets of fish on their heads?

451. Yes.

452. It is true, I do not jest, I will show you.

453. Roll tape.

454. Watch this.

455. See, they are carrying buckets on their heads.

456. First, the fisherman must catch the fish

457. out in their fishing boats.

458. They catch the fish by putting very long nets

459. into the water and then pulling them

460. back into the boat.

461. Oh, my goodness, that is a very big fish.

462. That is one of the biggest fish

463. this monster has ever seen.

464. It takes two people to carry it.

465. They have also caught little fish, too.

466. The women put all the fish in their buckets

467. and then carry those heavy fishy filled buckets

468. on their heads back to the village to dry.

469. They must have very strong necks, don't you think.

470. Look, some of the men in the village

471. are playing drums.

472. Everyone is so happy they caught so many fish,

473. they're having a big celebration.

474. The women and cute little children

475. are all singing and dancing.

476. It makes me want to step my fuzzy blue feet

477. with them, too.

478. Oh, my goodness.

479. She has the really big fish balanced on her head.

480. My, all this dancing is going to make

481. everyone very hungry.

482. Good thing they can eat a nice fish dinner afterwards.

483. Goodbye African Village.

484. And now I, too, will try to balance this fish

485. on my steady blue head.

486. I will just take away my hands.

487. Oh, come back fishy.

488. I want to balance you on my head.

489. My, he is slippery.

490. - Oh, ha, ha, ha, I'm tickly, oh,

491. not over my feet.

492. Anybody seen the fish?

493. Oh, fishy?

494. Fishy?

495. Something very fishy is going on around here.

496. Fishy?

497. - Carolyn and Christopher

498. like to eat a snack before they go out to play.

499. Today Christoper has a banana.

500. Looks like Carolyn is eating cake.

501. It's a good thing they had a little something to eat.

502. It looks like they're planning to do

503. some serious playing.

504. Hmm.

505. What's wrong with Carolyn.

506. She doesn't seem to have the energy

507. to keep going.

508. Christopher is still going strong.

509. Why do you think she got tired so fast?

510. She had cake.

511. He had a banana.

512. Maybe that cake wasn't the best thing

513. to eat when she wanted energy that would last

514. as long as she wanted to play.

515. Hello again.

516. It's another day.

517. Looks like they both have bananas.

518. Carolyn is going to have all the energy she needs.

519. Yup!

520. I do think that banana was a better thing

521. for her to eat.

522. Yep.

523. - Yes, my little ones.

524. Oh, hello, yes, greetings.

525. It is the Count and now it's time

526. to find out what is the stupendous

527. wonderful number of the day, ah, ah, ah, ah,

528. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

529. Yeah, excuse me, but I'm so excited to find out

530. what is the number of the day.

531. So, without further ado.

532. - One.

533. - Two.

534. - Three.

535. - Four.

536. - Five.

537. - Six.

538. - Seven.

539. - Not there yet.

540. - What number could it be?

541. - Eight.

542. - Nine.

543. - 10.

544. - 11.

545. - 12.

546. - 13.

547. - Still not there, oh, the delicious suspense.

548. - 14.

549. - 15.

550. - Still not there.

551. - 16.

552. - 17.

553. - Will we ever get to the number of the day?

554. - 18.

555. - Yes, we ill.

556. - 18.

557. - Ah yes, number of the day is beautiful number 18.

558. I love it, ah, ah, ah, ah.

559. Oh, look, a jumping number 18.

560. I love that, too.

561. But I love the number 18

562. almost as much as I love jumping.

563. One, two, three, four, five, six.

564. - One.

565. Two.

566. Three.

567. Four.

568. Five.

569. Six.

570. Seven.

571. Eight.

572. Nine.

573. 10.

574. 11.

575. 12.

576. 13.

577. 14.

578. 15.

579. 16.

580. 17.

581. 18.

582. 18.

583. - One.

584. Two.

585. Three.

586. Four.

587. Five.

588. Six.

589. Seven.

590. Eight.

591. Nine.

592. 10.

593. 11.

594. 12.

595. 13.

596. 14.

597. 15.

598. 16.

599. 17.

600. 18.

601. - Oh, boy oh boy.

602. Am I hungry.

603. I hope that waiter I always get isn't here today.

604. - Hello, sir.

605. My name is Pinot and I'm gonna be your waiter today.

606. - Oh, happy day.

607. A new waiter.

608. I'll finally be able to get a meal

609. without any trouble.

610. - Of course you will.

611. - Hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it.

612. What is going on here?

613. - Well, I'm waiting on this fine customer.

614. That is what is going on.

615. - Right, that's right, so go away.

616. - Si.

617. - No, that is impossible sir.

618. I cannot go away, this is may table.

619. I am your waiter.

620. - No, you're not.

621. I am his waiter.

622. - Oh, no, I'm afraid you are sadly mistaken Pinot.

623. I am his waiter.

624. - But Mr. Grover, I am his waiter.

625. - No, Mr. Pinot, I am his waiter.

626. - And if you don't mind, please,

627. this is my table and I am going to be here.

628. - Quiet!

629. Look, I don't care who my waiter is,

630. I just want something to eat.

631. - Yes, sir, and I, your waiter,

632. will get you something to eat.

633. - No, I'm gonna get you something to eat.

634. - Wait.

635. - Charlie, a number two.

636. - A number five for me.

637. - Sorry Charlie.

638. Here you are, sir.

639. There you are.

640. Chicken Pyag with roast potatoes.

641. - I don't want that.

642. - Of course you don't.

643. You want mine.

644. Trout with fig butter.

645. - No, I don't want that either.

646. - No problem, I will give you something else.

647. - No, I will, I will, I will, I will.

648. - Wait.

649. Oh, you didn't hear what I wanted.

650. - Oh, nice, nice.

651. Here you go sir.

652. Brisket of beef, bon apetit.

653. - He doesn't not want brisket of beef.

654. He wishes to have a glazed ham, am I right, sir.

655. - No, you're wrong, I don't want either.

656. - No problem.

657. - Wait for me.

658. - Oh, I'm never gonna get what I want.

659. Wait, stop, come in here.

660. That's enough.

661. You can't keep running back and forth

662. bringing me everything in the kitchen.

663. - He is right.

664. - Well, si, I agree.

665. But what should we do?

666. - You have to listen to what I want and cooperate.

667. - Listen and cooperate?

668. - Yes, I will tell you what I want,

669. and you each get me something.

670. Then you'll both be happy.

671. - And you will be happy?

672. - Right.

673. - Si.

674. Okay, well, let's try it.

675. I'm listening.

676. - I am, too.

677. - Okay.

678. I want orange juice and a tuna sandwich on toast.

679. - Si.

680. - Okay, I will get the orange juice.

681. - And I will get you the tuna on toast.

682. - Good.

683. - Good.

684. - I have the worst luck with waiters.

685. Where's my food?

686. - Ooh, we're so sorry.

687. - So sorry.

688. We are all out of orange juice.

689. - Same with tuna fish.

690. - What?

691. - You know, Pinot, you are a very good cooperator.

692. - And you are a very good waiter, Mr. Grover.

693. - Oh, thank you, but some day I hope to direct.

694. - Ah!

695. - Hi.

696. This Cookie Monster about food.

697. - There are all kinds of good.

698. Big food, tiny food, loud food.

699. Raw carrot, deafening, but good for teeth.

700. This quiet food, scrambled eggs, shh.

701. There are long food and short foot.

702. There are good old pow food

703. like macaroni and cheese.

704. There are fun new foods to try like artichoke.

705. That's called turning over a new leaf.

706. Hey, save some for me.

707. Me.

708. Love.

709. Food.

710. - Oh, what's that Dorothy?

711. Oh, hi, thanks Dorothy.

712. Welcome to Elmo's World.

713. Elmo's so happy to see you

714. and so is Dorothy.

715. Say hello Dorothy.

716. Guess what Elmo's thinking about today.

717. What's that sound?

718. Ah!

719. Ooh, it sounds like it's coming

720. from inside here.

721. Uh-oh!

722. Teeth.

723. You know, teeth.

724. Oh, go ahead, ask Dorothy.

725. You don't have to be shy.

726. Okay, okay, Elmo will ask for you.

727. Dorothy's been thinking about teeth, too.

728. And Dorothy has a question.

729. How do you take care of your teeth?

730. Very good question Dorothy, watch this.

731. Oh, let's ask Mr. Noddle.

732. Mr. Noodle?

733. Upsy daisy Shade.

734. Oh, come on Shade, please.

735. Elmo's just gonna have to help Shade.

736. Oh, boy, come on Shade.

737. Oh, no.

738. Look, it's Mr. Noodle's brother Mr. Noodle.

739. Elmo and Mr. Noodle surprised each other.

740. Ooh, Dorothy has a question Mr. Noodle.

741. How do take care of your teeth Mr. Noodle.

742. - How do you take care

743. of your teeth.

744. - Your teeth, yeah, your teeth.

745. Oh, with toothpaste.

746. Yeah, you have to use toothpaste.

747. No, no, wait.

748. Mr. Noodle, you forgot something.

749. - Your toothbrush.

750. - Your toothbrush Mr. Noodle.

751. - You can't brush your teeth

752. without a toothbrush.

753. Oh.

754. - That's an electric toothbrush, it's cool.

755. - Now, you can brush your teeth.

756. - Oh, but wait, wait, wait Mr. Noodle.

757. - Yes, Mr. Noodle with toothpaste.

758. - You have to put the toothpaste

759. on the toothbrush.

760. - No, not the whole tube.

761. Just the toothpaste.

762. Take the cap off.

763. - Squeeze it.

764. - Squeeze the toothpaste out.

765. - Too much, too much.

766. You just need a little bit.

767. Not the whole tube.

768. - On the toothbrush Mr. Noodle.

769. - On the toothbrush.

770. You only need just a little, little bit.

771. - Just a little bit Mr. Noodle.

772. Little bit.

773. - A little bit, yeah.

774. Yay, that's it, you did it.

775. Yay, Mr. Noodle.

776. Okay, Mr. Noodle, now you can brush your teeth.

777. - Open your mouth.

778. - It's shaking too much.

779. - Uh-oh.

780. Uh-oh, look, no.

781. Brush your teeth Mr. Noodle.

782. - Not your hair.

783. Your mouth.

784. - You can do it Mr. Noodle.

785. - Put it in your mouth Mr. Noodle.

786. Stick it in.

787. Not your ear.

788. - Your teeth.

789. - Teeth, your teeth.

790. Your teeth Mr. Noodle.

791. Yay, Mr. Noodle, yay.

792. That's the way you brush your teeth.

793. - Oh, Mr. Noodle.

794. What's that Dorothy.

795. Okay.

796. Dorothy wants to ask someone else.

797. How do you take care of your teeth.

798. - Dorothy.

799. And I will brush my teeth and take care of them.

800. And Kyler helps me.

801. - I put a little bit of toothpaste

802. on T.J.'s toothbrush.

803. And some on mine.

804. And we brush.

805. And that's how you take care of your teeth, Dorothy.

806. - Dorothy, I eat crunchy vegetables

807. to help take care of my teeth.

808. Tastes good.

809. - Thank you Dorothy.

810. Thanks everybody.

811. Now Elmo will ask a baby.

812. Oh, hello baby.

813. Baby, how do you take care of your teeth?

814. Go ahead.

815. Wait a minute.

816. You don't have any teeth.

817. Oh, that's okay, baby, neither does Elmo.

818. See, see, ah, ah

819. Thank you baby.

820. Elmo wonders if Dorothy has teeth, let's see.

821. Open wide Dorothy.

822. Come on Dorothy, open wide.

823. Come on Dorothy, try to open your mouth, okay open.

824. Close.

825. That's open.

826. That's closed.

827. That's open, that's closed, that's open, that's closed.

828. Open, closed.

829. Well, it's hard to tell,

830. but Elmo doesn't think Dorothy has any teeth.

831. Gee.

832. Dorothy doesn't have teeth.

833. Elmo doesn't have teeth.

834. And little babies don't have teeth.

835. That makes Elmo wonder, what has teeth

836. and what doesn't have teeth.

837. Let's find out.

838. Oh, look, Elmo thinks drawers have teeth.

839. Open wide Drawer.

840. Whoa!

841. Do birthday cakes have teeth?

842. - No.

843. - But you use your teeth

844. to eat a birthday cake.

845. Yum, yum.

846. Do birds have teeth?

847. - No.

848. - Birds have beaks.

849. - Oh, yeah, Elmo thought something looked funny.

850. Does a bunny have teeth.

851. - Yes.

852. A bunny has teeth.

853. - That's Benny, not bunny.

854. - Thanks Drawer, and now—

855. - Elmo has mail, Elmo has mail, Elmo has mail,

856. Elmo has mail.

857. - Oh, hi, Computer.

858. - Elmo has mail.

859. - Oh, boy, Elmo's got email.

860. Yay!

861. Oh, it's Elmo's friend the Count.

862. - Ah, greetings Elmo.

863. Yes, did you realize that I have one, two teeth.

864. Yes, and I love to brush them.

865. And I love to count as I brush.

866. Watch.

867. One, one brush.

868. Two, two brushes.

869. Three, three brushes.

870. Oh, bye-bye Elmo, I could do this all day.

871. Four, four brushes.

872. Five, five brushes.

873. Six, six wonderful brushes.

874. You're gonna sit there all day

875. and listen to me count?

876. Don't you have anything better to do?

877. - Aw, thanks Computer.

878. And now Elmo has a question for you, yes, you.

879. Okay, come on Computer.

880. You're gonna love this.

881. Mouse, a little help.

882. Thank you.

883. Okay, how many apples can the teeth eat

884. in Elmo's new video game.

885. Let's count them and see.

886. Here we go.

887. Come on, come on.

888. - One.

889. Two.

890. Three.

891. Four.

892. - Ooh, Elmo got all four apples, yay!

893. Great counting everybody, that was fun.

894. Thanks Computer, thanks a lot.

895. - Eating apples is a great way

896. to keep your teeth healthy and strong.

897. Another way is to go to a tooth doctor, a dentist.

898. Elmo's friend Nicholas just went

899. to the dentist for the first time

900. and he told Elmo all about it.

901. - The other day I went with my mom

902. to the dentist for the first time.

903. First, we had to wait in the waiting room.

904. My mom read me a book while we waited.

905. Then the dentist called us in.

906. And I sat in a big chair.

907. It went up.

908. And down.

909. The dentist put on her mask

910. and her glasses.

911. Then she said she wanted to count my teeth.

912. She gave me a mirror and I watched

913. as she counted each tooth.

914. There were a lot of teeth.

915. She said I have 20 teeth.

916. Then the dentist wanted to see

917. if my teeth were healthy.

918. And she used a really small camera to look at them.

919. And we saw my teeth on TV.

920. She looked around at all my teeth

921. and said they all look good.

922. Then it was time for her to polish my teeth.

923. She used some pink stuff that tasted like bubblegum.

924. Then I rinsed it out.

925. And when she was done, my teeth looked great

926. and the best part of all was she gave

927. me a present when I left.

928. A new toothbrush.

929. And that was my first trip to the dentist.

930. - Wow, that was a great story.

931. But Elmo wants to learn more about teeth, don't you?

932. Where can we find out more.

933. Where's that chewing sound coming from?

934. Oh, caught you TV.

935. Ooh, does the TV know where Elmo

936. can find out more about teeth?

937. You can?

938. Oh, yay.

939. On the TV.

940. Elmo can watch the Teeth Channel.

941. Good, turn yourself on TV.

942. Thank you.

943. - You're watching the Teeth Channel.

944. All teeth all the time.

945. And now, something you can really

946. sink your teeth into.

947. - All About Teeth.

948. The show that tells you all about teeth.

949. And who better to tell you all about teeth than me?

950. The Tooth Fairy.

951. When you're born, you don't have any teeth yet,

952. but after a little while,

953. they start to grow in.

954. These are called baby teeth.

955. But they don't stick around a very long time.

956. As you get older, your baby teeth start

957. to get loose and fall out.

958. This is where I come in.

959. Oh.

960. A good one.

961. Mm, I'd say it's worth a quarter easy.

962. - Wow.

963. - Pretty soon, new teeth grow in

964. and these teeth are keepers.

965. If you take good care of your teeth,

966. they'll last you your whole life.

967. So, be sure to brush your teeth at least twice a day.

968. And see your dentist regularly.

969. Well, what did you think the Tooth Fairy

970. does during the day?

971. I've got to make a living somehow you know.

972. Where did you think all those quarters come from?

973. The end.

974. - Coming up next

975. on the Teeth Channel, To Tell the Tooth,

976. followed by Tooth of Consequences.

977. - Thanks TV.

978. See you soon.

979. Boy, that was great, but Elmo still wants

980. to know more about teeth.

981. How can Elmo learn more.

982. - Would you care to talk to a tooth?

983. - Oh, yeah.

984. - I'm not just any tooth you know,

985. I am a wisdom tooth.

986. So, I am very smart and I know a great deal about teeth.

987. Ask me anything.

988. - Okay, okay, what are teeth for anyway.

989. - Ooh, we help you eat.

990. We teeth bite and chew and mash your food

991. into little pieces.

992. - Is that fun?

993. - Oh, it's a bit of a grind.

994. - That's funny.

995. - Yes, but seriously, not all teeth

996. are just for eating.

997. Some animals have teeth that do special things.

998. - Really?

999. - Oh, yes.

1000. For example, beavers have big teeth

1001. that they use to cut down trees.

1002. - Wow.

1003. Oh, look, look, look.

1004. Dorothy's imagining Elmo as a beaver

1005. with big teeth.

1006. - The beavers chew and chew

1007. until the tree falls down.

1008. - Timber!

1009. Uh-oh.

1010. Looks like another beaver got hit first.

1011. Leave it to beavers.

1012. - Sharks have rows of teeth,

1013. so when one comes out, another one is ready

1014. to take its place.

1015. - With all these teeth, Elmo shark is gonna

1016. get a lot of quarters from the Tooth Fairy.

1017. And elephants have

1018. very special teeth called tusks.

1019. - These long pointed things, these are teeth?

1020. Yes, very long teeth

1021. and they're used for all sorts of things,

1022. like digging for water.

1023. - Ah.

1024. - What are you doing?

1025. - Wow.

1026. Now all Elmo needs is a big toothbrush

1027. and Elmo can brush his tusk.

1028. - Yes, and those are just some of the different

1029. kinds of teeth there are.

1030. - Wow.

1031. Elmo really loves teeth.

1032. - Ooh, so do I.

1033. - Oh, and so does Dorothy.

1034. That's why Dorothy wants us to sing the teeth song.

1035. - Oh, that's my favorite song.

1036. Mind if I join you?

1037. - Oh, sure.

1038. You can sing along, too.

1039. - Ooh, lovely.

1040. - Here we go.

1041. - All right.

1042. Lovely playing Elmo.

1043. - Oh, thank you Tooth.

1044. - You're welcome.

1045. Everybody.

1046. Say goodbye Dorothy.

1047. Say Goodbye Tooth.

1048. Goodbye everyone.

1049. - Let's dance.

1050. - All right.

1051. Oh, well, goodbye everyone.

1052. - Yeah, goodbye. - Keep brushing.

1053. - Keep brushing. - Yes.

1054. - Thanks, Tooth. - You're welcome.

1055. - Hey.

1056. - Hi.

1057. - Hey, how you doing, how you doing?

1058. Hi, Julianne.

1059. - Hey.

1060. - So Abby, you are going to read Marco

1061. a bedtime story.

1062. - Uh-huh.

1063. Well, I can't really read yet.

1064. But my mommy reads it to me all the time,

1065. so I know it by heart, yeah.

1066. So, if you just turn the page.

1067. - Sesame Street was brought to you today

1068. by the letter Z.

1069. - That I'm reading to little Marco.

1070. - And by the number 18.

1071. - That sounds good to me.

1072. - Okay.

1073. The story is?

1074. - Real People Tales.

1075. - Oh.