Episode 0148

	Sesame Street
	Gordon makes a window box
Air date	December 2, 1970
Season	Season 2 (1970-1971)
Directed by	Robert Myhrum
Sponsors	L, O, 9

Picture	Segment	Description
	SCENE 1	Gordon is about to build a window box for Susan, but he doesn't know what kind yet. While Grover observes from the window, Big Bird attempts to tell him what kind, but Gordon reminds him that "long" and "tall" can mean different things to different people, and explains how measuring works.
	Cartoon	Jazz #9 (First: Episode 0137)
	Muppets	Grover the Assistant: Kermit and Grover count nine blocks. (First: Episode 0080)
	SCENE 2	Gordon has finished building the window box, but now it has to be painted. Mr. Hooper, Susan, Bob, and Big Bird all give their say in what color it should be, as well as what should be planted in the box. Gordon helps them all compromise.
	SCENE 2 cont'd	Gordon brings the box in front of his apartment where Grover helps them decide which window to put it in front of.
	Muppets	An Anything Muppet demonstrates empty by leaving his room, soon Grover and his friends, including Cookie Monster, occupy the room making it full. The Anything Muppet comes in and scares the monsters away leaving it empty.
	Cartoon	Alice Braithwaite Goodyshoes demonstrates empty and full.
	Cartoon	Rocket countdown: The rocket doesn't go off until a few seconds after the countdown commences.
	SCENE 3	Gordon and the kids talk about shapes using the scraps of wood left over from the window box.
	Muppets	Kermit's Lectures: Kermit gives a lecture about rectangles. Cookie Monster smashes the shape, but says it'll still work out: "It's a wreck -- and it's a tangle!" (First: Episode 0017)
	Cartoon	Rocket countdown: The director's hat blasts off instead.
	SCENE 4	Mr. Hooper sings "Three of These Things" with pencils, scissors, balls, and erasers.
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: O for Open (First: Episode 0014)
	Cartoon	A song about a rolling O Animation by John and Faith Hubley (First: Episode 0011)
	Muppets	Little Bird plays an imagination game, closing his eyes and imagining he hears sounds. At the end of the game, he imagines that he hears a scary monster -- and when he opens his eyes, Herry Monster is there, growling at him.
	Cartoon	Rocket countdown: Unlike previous segments, the rocket successfully launches at the right time as everyone celebrates, and the director grins at the camera. (First: Episode 0042)
	Muppets	Ernie talks about what happens next when he throws a rubber ball, a glass and a watermelon over the wall. When he throws the ball, it bounces. When he throws the glass, it breaks. When he throws the watermelon, Cookie Monster catches it in his mouth and thanks Ernie.
	SCENE 5	Gordon, Big Bird, Betty Lou, and Farley count nails in a board and observe three groups each have the same number despite being in different arrangements.
	Muppets	Bob and the Anything Muppets sing "The People in Your Neighborhood": Grocer and Doctor. (First: Episode 0067)
	SCENE 6	Susan encounters Oscar having an open house party in his trash can. Susan thinks grouches don't like parties, but he's the only one there, so it's fine. Susan, Bob and Oscar sing "Happiness Is".
	Muppets	Herbert Birdsfoot displays the letters O and P, mentioning that they're the OP family. When he adds an M for "mop", he has Grover fetch a mop. When he adds a DR for "drop", he has Grover drop a heavy rock. When he adds an H for "hop", he has Grover hop repeatedly until he faints. Herbert then adds a FL for "flop" and a ST for "stop".
	Film	A gibbon swings, and an audience cheers when the film ends. Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0009)
	SCENE 7	Following the swinging gibbon film, Bob introduces a machine that swings.
	Film	A magnetic crane picks up large pieces of metal. (First: Episode 0009)
	SCENE 8	Bob shows some kids what different tools are used for. He displays an L-shaped ruler.
	Cartoon	L is for Lunchbox (First: Episode 0031)
	Cartoon	L is for Ladder (First: Episode 0036)
	Celebrity	Tim Conway shouts "Gimme an L!" and is handed one.
	Film	How milk is made, featuring the song "Hey Cow." (edited) (First: Episode 0001)
	SCENE 9	A busy Mr. Hooper asks Big Bird to answer the phone for him. When Big Bird answers it, he is confused when he hears "hola". Mr. Hooper explains that "hola" means "hello" in Spanish. But now, it's time to say goodbye.