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Revision as of 12:43, 31 August 2006
Sesame Street | |||||
Big Bird tells the shortest and longest stories ever told. | |||||
Air date | December 21, 1973 | ||||
Season | Season 5 (1973-1974) | ||||
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- This episode is available at The Museum of Television and Radio.
Picture | Segment | Description |
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Big Bird gathers everyone around to tell them the "shortest story ever told" -- "Once upon a time there was a little girl, and she lived happily ever after." | ||
The great Alphonso and his trained X's | ||
Four Anything Muppet cheerleaders give 4 big cheers for the number 4. | ||
Big Bird comes back out with the "longest story ever told" -- "Once upon a time there was a little girl, and she walked and walked and ..." | ||
Elephants have 4 legs. | ||
Big Bird continues the long story: "And then she met a rhinoceros and said, 'I'd like to take a walk.' And they walked and walked and..." | ||
The Story of Cowboy X | ||
Big Bird: "And they walked and walked and ..." | ||
Country Fiddler: Four big lions Artist: Bud Luckey | ||
Big Bird: "And they walked and walked and came to the end. And they lived happily ever after." | ||
X at the ends of words | ||
Guy Smiley hosts "The Trading Game" with contestants Oscar the Grouch and Sally Screamer. | ||
V in space | ||
Joe Raposo sings "Everybody Sleeps." | ||
Three birds enter a cuckoo clock to do their job. | ||
Ralph and Wally: Wally needs to borrow a pencil from Ralph, but he writes with the wrong end of it. | ||
I've got a mind: Wind-up toy | ||
Ernie and Bert share licorice ... or do they? | ||
Stevie Wonder sings 123 Sesame Street. Also in Episode 514. | ||
Brand X | ||
Baker #4 | ||
X is for X-ray | ||
Guy Smiley hosts Beat the Time, with Cookie Monster as a guest. | ||
A concert pianist shows up in a construction worker's lunchbox, singing the alphabet. | ||
Traffic light Music: Joe Raposo | ||
A story of a man who hates frogs, until his swamp becomes infested with flies. | ||
Oscar has David write BUS STOP on a sign for his trash can. | ||
Muppet & Kid Moments: Ernie, Bert, Shala and a letter X | ||
At the doll factory | ||
Some small Anything Muppets get onto a small bus. | ||
Muppet & Kid Moments: Grover and Lauren count to 20. | ||
Country Fiddler: Four big lions (repeat) | ||
Harvey Kneeslapper: X Marks the Spot! | ||
Black bricks are laid on a green wall. | ||
Sherlock Hemlock sings "X Marks the Spot!" | ||
The bricks fall. | ||
Stevie Wonder teaches Grover how to sing loud and soft. Also in Episode 514. | ||
Counting train cars Musc: Joe Raposo | ||
Commander 0 assembles numbers 1-20. | ||
Short/tall (pixellated farmer) | ||
Kermit and Grover demonstrate short and long -- Kermit sings and hops for short periods, while Grover does them for long periods. Finally Grover asks if he can do the short thing and Kermit do the long thing. To Grover's detriment, it turns out to be tickling! | ||
30 dots (one missing) | ||
Big Bird adds another chapter to his long story: "And they walked and walked and ..." |