Episode 0094

	Sesame Street
Air date	March 19, 1970
Season	Season 1 (1969-1970)
Sponsors	C, F, I, 2, 3

Picture	Segment	Description
	SCENE 1	Gordon displays a letter F which he cut from a piece of paper.
	Muppets	The Anything Muppets cheer about the letter F. (version 4)
	Cartoon	A self-proclaimed "handsome" fly (voiced by Casey Kasem) is indignant about appearing in a segment about the letter F with a "fat and ugly" frog. The frog solves the problem by eating the fly. (First: Episode 0034)
	SCENE 1 cont'd	Gordon lists another "F" word: "frog", as in Kermit …
	Muppets	Kermit's Lectures: Kermit demonstrates between by using a ping-pong ball, a doughnut, and a Beatles record sitting on a table, with the donut between the record and the ball. Beautiful Day Monster comes along and proceeds to eat everything. Kermit fears he will also get eaten, but the monster thanks him with a kiss. (First: Episode 0070)
	Cartoon	Fly & frog (repeat) (First: Episode 0034)
	Muppets	The Anything Muppets cheer about the letter F. (version 5)
	SCENE 2	Mr. Hooper asks Big Bird to mind the store for a few minutes. Big Bird is inexperienced in using the phone, so Gordon shows him how to do it. The phone rings, and Big Bird answers. It's Bob calling, asking if the store has any light bulbs. Big Bird still misunderstands the concept of using the phone.
	Cartoon	A Gary Owens-voiced man attempts to discuss the letter I, but is jeered by an offscreen voice. The man uses him as an example of the word "impolite". (First: Episode 0033)
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: I - ice cream. (First: Episode 0033)
	SCENE 3	Big Bird notices the phone is off the hook. He goes to put it back on, when Susan addresses him from behind. Big Bird thinks Susan's voice is coming from the phone, until she tells him to turn around. Susan asks him for two light bulbs.
	Film	"Two Song (Song of Two)" (First: Episode 0001)
	SCENE 4	Mr. Hooper returns to the store, and thanks Big Bird for minding it for him. Big Bird lists the customers that have been to the store today, which add up to three.
	Cartoon	"Jazz #3" (First: Episode 0002)
	Film	"Three Song (Song of Three)." (First: Episode 0001)
	Celebrity	Listen My Brother sings a counting song. (First: Episode 0026)
	Muppets	Ernie & Bert — It's Ernie's turn to dust the shelf, but he is putting it off, trying to remember something important he has to do first. Bert thinks Ernie is just stalling to get out of doing chores, and eventually insists that Ernie start dusting. He does, and toys fall from the shelf and onto Bert's head. That prompts Ernie to remember what he had to do before dusting the shelf--take the toys off of it first.
	Film	A boy enters a zoo to observe the simulated environments of various animals. (First: Episode 0078)
	SCENE 5	Gordon and Bob cooperate to fix a kid's tricycle. Bob observes how many parts a tricycle has, and that kids also have parts.
	Song	"What Kids Are Made Of" - a song about body parts. (part 1) (First: Episode 0003)
	SCENE 6	Bob instructs some kids to make different sounds with the different parts of their bodies.
	Song	"What Kids Are Made Of" - a song about body parts. (part 2) (First: Episode 0003)
	SCENE 7	Bob sings "One of These Things" with abstract shapes.
	Cartoon	A man (voice of Bob Arbogast) talks about his favorite letter, C, which is for cat. He opens a door to reveal a lion. (First: Episode 0032)
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: C for cat (impostor) (First: Episode 0029)
	Film	Alphabet Bates skywrites the letter C. (First: Episode 0029)
	Cartoon	"Egg Chant": A girl skips rope as a boy sits with an egg on his knee. They recite an alphabet poem together. The egg hatches and a dancing lizard emerges. (First: Episode 0003)
	SCENE 8	Big Bird, taking a cue from the dancing lizard, tries it himself, but stumbles. He counts his two feet.
	Film	"Two Song (Song of Two)" (repeat) (First: Episode 0001)
	SCENE 8 cont'd	Big Bird counts the three toes on each of his feet.
	Film	"Three Song (Song of Three)." (repeat) (First: Episode 0001)
	Cartoon	"Jazz #3" (repeat) (First: Episode 0002)
	Muppets	Kermit's Lectures: Kermit plays a sorting game with squares and circles, until Cookie Monster arrives and takes a bite out of the shapes. Kermit is upset, until he tastes one of them, and he joins Cookie Monster in finishing off the rest!
	Cartoon	A man (voice of Bob Arbogast) talks about his favorite letter, C, which is for cat. He opens a door to reveal a lion. (repeat) (First: Episode 0032)
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: C for cat (impostor) (repeat) (First: Episode 0029)
	SCENE 9	Oscar asks Bob to hold a string while he goes to get a glass of milk. Bob overhears Oscar making a table, then sewing a napkin, then milking a cow — which is attached to the string Bob's holding.
	Film	"Noises" A boy named Chris uses "magic glasses" to see invisible things that make noises, including construction equipment, a baby crying, people coughing and sneezing, a car honking, a telephone, and a typewriter. Can you make those noises? (First: Episode 0004)
	SCENE 10	Gordon bends a piece of foam rubber into the letter C, but Bob changes it into an I.
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: I - ice cream. (repeat) (First: Episode 0033)
	Cartoon	A Gary Owens-voiced man attempts to discuss the letter I, but is jeered by an offscreen voice. The man uses him as an example of the word "impolite". (repeat) (First: Episode 0033)
	SCENE 10 cont'd	Gordon bends the I into a C.
	Cartoon	A man (voice of Bob Arbogast) talks about his favorite letter, C, which is for cat. He opens a door to reveal a lion. (repeat) (First: Episode 0032)
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: C for cat (impostor) (repeat) (First: Episode 0029)
	Cartoon	"Egg Chant" (repeat) (First: Episode 0003)
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: C for cat (impostor) (repeat) (First: Episode 0029)
	Muppets	The Anything Muppets sing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star". (First: Episode 0073)
	SCENE 11	Mr. Hooper signs off. Gordon announces the sponsors.