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| The fire inspector teaches Gordon how to prevent fires. | |||||
| Air date | December 6, 1971 | ||||
| Season | Season 3 (1971-1972) | ||||
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- The fire inspector arrives at Gordon's building and discovers a dangerous condition: a door is stuck.
- The fire inspector advises Gordon not to put paper bags on the stove. If someone lit the stove, a fire could start (or the pilot light could start one). Then the fireman continues to inspect the building as Gordon prepares to repair the stuck door.
- Gordon and Tom tighten the hinge and fix the door. The fire inspector then says that the house is one of the best kept buildings he has seen.
- Because the lid of a box won't stay open by itself, Gordon can't put a large beachball in it alone, and Bob can't put a large inflated beach animal toy in it alone. They discover that if one of them holds the lid the other can easily put his article in the box.
- Gordon goes to the store and buys eleven carrots.
- A kid holding Molly's mailbag (and hidden behind a newsstand) makes it appear as if the mailbag is walking.
- Some kids can't move a heavy box by themselves and Tom can't pick up a newspaper because his hands are full. They help one another and succeed.
- Grover and Herbert Birdsfoot with the alphabet.
- Oscar insists that Molly put his new wastebasket full of scrap paper on top of his can. As expected, when he opens the can to come out, he knocks the wastebasket over.
- David gives a kid a kitten. They discuss what the kitten needs to live: food, water, milk, toys, other cats for friends, and room to run around in.
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