Episode 0327

	Sesame Street
	Mr. Hooper has a kid imagine being the only person on Sesame Street
Air date	January 25, 1972
Season	Season 3 (1971-1972)
Production	November 29, 1971
Sponsors	Q, Y, 9

Picture	Segment	Description
	SCENE 1	Mr. Hooper imagines what it would be like if the viewer were the only person on Sesame Street. Brynne takes on the roles of Mr. Hooper, Tom, Molly, Big Bird, Gordon, and Oscar... but she gets lonely.
	Cartoon	"Poverty Q”: A figure demonstrates Q words, despite the unruly stem of his letter Q that keeps detaching itself. (First: Episode 0048)
	Muppets	Ernie has four apples, and wants to draw the number 4, showing that he has four apples. However, Cookie Monster wants to eat an apple, so Ernie crosses out the 4 and draws a 3. Then Cookie Monster decides not to eat the apple, causing Ernie to have to cross out the 4 again and draw another 3, over and over again. (First: Episode 0140)
	Film	"Hey, let's make a road!" Kids do so at the beach, while a construction crew does the real thing. (First: Episode 0295)
	SCENE 2	David sings "Walk Down the Street" with the kids.
	Cartoon	Dot Bridge #8: Dot can't stop coughing, then leaves (First: Episode 0295)
	Muppets / Cast	Bob reads "Yolanda and the Youth", a story about a youth who wins the hand of Princess Yolanda by passing the "Y" test. (First: Episode 0174)
	Animation	Today's Secret Drawing will be a nurse. (First: Episode 0239)
	SCENE 3	Billy (Jerry Nelson) and Prairie Dawn both want their picture taken, but Molly only has film left for one more photo. After arguing for a while, the children decide to cooperate and have a picture taken together. She asks the kids to count to 15, though she says she doesn't know what for. After the photo develops, she removes the paper and shows them the picture. Prairie will get the original and Molly will make a copy for Billy.
	Song	Joe Raposo sings "Kangaroo Blues." (First: Episode 0277)
	Muppets	Alien Alphabet (First: Episode 0277)
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: Y is for Yo-Yo (First: Episode 0036)
	Film	New Bridge #1 - Panel Drop (First: Episode 0105)
	Muppets	Lefty the Salesman wants to sell Ernie a painting of a tree, which he says is a picture of four elephants. Ernie doesn't see the four elephants, so Lefty offers to show him the elephants if Ernie will buy the picture for a nickel. Lefty points out the elephants, which are actually spaces in the tree's branches. Ernie shells out for the picture. Ernie wants to pull the same trick on Bert, but Bert notices the elephants right away. (First: Episode 0292)
	Cartoon	Q -- that funny looking thing. (First: Episode 0131)
	SCENE 4	Mr. Snuffleupagus has created a brand new dance, but is sad that there's nobody to teach it to. Big Bird volunteers, and Snuffy sings "Doin' the Snuffleupagus." Once Snuffy leaves, Big Bird realizes that he's forgotten how to do the dance.
	Cartoon	Various renderings of the word DANGER. Artists: The Hubleys (First: Episode 0151)
	Muppets	Grover reads a sign that says DANGER and looks around for said danger. He doesn't find it anywhere until he trips and falls on the sign. (First: Episode 0182)
	Cast	Bob comes across a DANGER sign next to a frozen pond. Ignoring the sign, he skates on the ice (via pixillation) until it starts to crack. Bob then concedes the sign is there for good reason. (First: Episode 0279)
	SCENE 5	Mr. Hooper introduces the next film.
	Film	A talking tree tells a boy about the difference between here and there, near and far, and close and next to. ("here and there" section only) (First: Episode 0111)
	Muppets	Kermit's Lectures: Kermit and Grover demonstrate "here" and "there". (First: Episode 0277)
	Film	Sesame Street Animal Films: A turtle swims in a tank. Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0283)
	SCENE 6	At Hooper's Store, Big Bird looks around for some donuts for himself and Little Bird, but Big Bird accidentally puts the cake cover on top of him and suddenly can’t find him. Big Bird and Mr. Hooper look around for Little Bird, but they keep accidentally covering Little Bird multiple times with the cake cover, Mr. Hooper’s hat, and a bucket.
	Celebrity	Flip Wilson counts from 1 to 20. (First: Episode 0147)
	Film	Male and female snow people narrate their own construction. Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0277)
	Muppets	Ernie and Bert: Ernie Is Special — Bert convinces Ernie that he's special. (First: Episode 0276)
	Film	"Head To Toe Puzzle": Two kids put together a life size jigsaw puzzle of a human body. (First: Episode 0024)
	Animation	Today's Secret Drawing will be a nurse. (Spanish version) (First: Episode 0287)
	Muppets	An Anything Muppet girl adds 4 galletitas (cookies) in Spanish. Cookie Monster interrupts, then eats all the cookies when he learns the Spanish meaning.
	Transition	A circle appears on screen, expanding like a balloon until it pops. (First: Episode 0105)
	SCENE 7	Molly says Y is for "yarn" as she showcases David wearing a sweater. "I made it for him, and he loves it, don't you?" Mr. Hooper lets out a big yawn. Oscar says that Y is for "yell."
	Cartoon	Y for yawn (First: Episode 0301)
	SCENE 8	Molly asks Cynan, Desiree, and Dan to look for Ys hidden in a picture.
	Cartoon	"Bumble Ardy #9" -- Young Bumble Ardy invites nine pigs to his birthday party while his mother, Sweet Adeline, is away. (First: Episode 0283)
	Transition	Bridge #9 - Rectangle Bridge C (First: Episode 0290)
	Muppets	Some AM kids get ready to play baseball. A Fat Blue (Jerry Nelson) brings a bat, Prairie Dawn (Fran Brill) brings a glove, and a Lavender (Caroll Spinney) brings a catcher's mask. A Hot Pink (Frank Oz) brings a hockey stick, and a tennis racket, before producing a box... which holds the baseball. (First: Episode 0193)
	Transition	Bridge #17 – Hourglass Fast/Empty (First: Episode 0288)
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: Y is for Yo-Yo (repeat)
	Cartoon	A yak discusses the letter "Y" on a stage, and is insulted when it is called a "Yakkity-yakkity-yak". (First: Episode 0301)
	SCENE 9	The kids play in the yard while Little Bird announces the sponsors.
	CLOSING SIGNS	Molly holds the Sesame Street sign, while Big Bird and Mr. Hooper hold the CTW sign.