| Elmo's World | |
| Written by | Mo Willems |
| Directed by | Ted May |
| Book | Drawing! |
| Video | Singing, Drawing & More! The Cookie Thief (video) |
| First Appearance Episode 3859 | |
| Picture | Segment | Description |
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Guess what Elmo's thinking about today? | Elmo has a crayon and scribbles on the screen. A montage plays of children drawing and finger painting. |
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Dorothy's Question | Dorothy has a decoration of a drawing on an easel. She wants to know how other people draw. |
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The Noodle Family | Mr. Noodle draws in the air with his finger, gets a crayon, draws in the air with the crayon, and gets a paper, and stands on the paper drawing in the air. He bends down, draws around his feet on the paper, and does a somersault. |
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Kids and Baby | Kids show how they finger paint or draw. Elmo draws a picture of a baby and wants the baby to keep the drawing. |
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Elmo's Question | Elmo asks the viewer to help him count how many CGI drawings fit on a refrigerator. Afterwards, a drawing of an elephant smashes the refrigerator down to the ground! |
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Quiz | Elmo wants to know what draws and what doesn't. Birthday cakes, tables, and hats don't draw. Bears don't, unless it's Baby Bear. Wearing an artist's beret, he proceeds to create a crayon drawing. |
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Film | Elmo's friends Kirk, Sally, and Erica draw the same tree in three different media: marker, crayon and paint. |
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TV Cartoon | The Drawing Channel shows a daisy explaining how she can be anything, keeping her glasses and bow in every shape. Coming up next: The Man Who Drew Too Much, followed by The Nancy Drew Mysteries with Drew Barrymore. |
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Interview | Elmo talks about three drawings of his on a refrigerator he also drew. |
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Tickle Me Land | Dorothy imagines Elmo in the pictures on his refrigerator, showing his head on animated drawings of a barnyard, a flying bird, and a cow jumping over the moon. |
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Home Video | Elmo talks about the drawing he made of his mommy and daddy hanging on the wall of his room. |
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The Drawing Song | A blue crayon writes "DRAW" on the side of the piano, and while Elmo sings "The Drawing Song," the blue crayon bounces in similar fashion to a "bouncing ball." |
Notes[]
- The easel in Dorothy's fishbowl is seen before Elmo tells what he is thinking about today.