| Sesame Street | |||||||
| Oscar plays the trumpet | |||||||
| Air date | December 26, 1974 | ||||||
| Season | Season 6 (1974-1975) | ||||||
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SCENE 1 | Gordon and Susan confront Oscar the Grouch about playing his trumpet too loudly (and awfully), but he claims they have no right to tell him what to do. Susan admits they can't tell him not to play his trumpet, so they vacate the area. |
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Cartoon | A boy talks about his pet letter Y, named Yetta. (First: Episode 0443) |
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Muppets | Old West: Sinister Sam is looking for the biggest man in the saloon. The frightened customers point him towards Big Barney, who's cowering under the table. When Sam discovers that Barney is the biggest man there, he gives him a hat: "This ol' hat here don't fit me. I thought maybe you could use it, huh? I'll see you, fellers." Sinister Sam leaves the baffled customers behind. "Now, that's a nice gesture," one says. "He's a little weird, but he's okay after all, isn't he?" (First: Episode 0281) |
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Cartoon | Seven monsters cause havoc in a village. Artists: Maurice Sendak, Fred Calvert (First: Episode 0258) |
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Film | Y, for Yacht (First: Episode 0471) |
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Cartoon | Y for yawn (First: Episode 0301) |
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SCENE 2 | After Oscar, Gordon, and the kids watch Alphabet Bates make a letter Y (First: Episode 0575), Oscar decides to make some yucchy music. |
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Muppets | Ernie and Bert: Pretend to Be Angry — Ernie wants Bert to pretend to be angry, but Bert says that he can't because he has nothing to feel angry about. (First: Episode 0216) |
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Song | Joe Raposo sings "Feet (One Foot, Two Foot)." (First: Episode 0347) |
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Cartoon | A yak discusses the letter "Y" on a stage, and is insulted when it is called a "Yakkity-yakkity-yak". (First: Episode 0301) |
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SCENE 3 | Oscar uses his trumpet to blow up a balloon. Gordon and Susan are glad it doesn't make any noise, but Oscar demonstrates that the sound became trapped in the balloon by popping it which sends notes out into the air. |
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Cartoon | "Seven Song (Song of Seven)" (First: Episode 0011) |
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Muppets | The Count extinguishes electric candles by counting them with his finger. As he heads up the stairs for bed, he steps on Fatatita. He also tells his wolf Yuba to run and play with his friends. (First: Episode 0545) |
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Cartoon | Find the camouflaged parrot. Voice: Paul Dooley (First: Episode 0516) |
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SCENE 4 | Just as Gordon has decided he's had enough of Oscar's trumpet playing, he finds that the grouch has gotten quite good at it. Disappointed in his own failure to remain a bad trumpeter, Oscar takes up the saxophone. |
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Muppets | Kermit smells smoke. An Anything Muppet girl tells him that there's a fire "over there", and Kermit screams for the fireman. Grover comes along wearing a white coat and a stethoscope; then carrying a pitchfork, and talking about his cows, chickens and the barn. Kermit reminds him that a fireman puts out fires. When Grover finally arrives with a hose, they discover that the fire is coming from the girl toasting marshmallows over a small campfire. (First: Episode 0348) |
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Cartoon | A man demonstrates Spanish words that start with the letter Y. (First: Episode 0470) |
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Film | A wheel rolls away from a junkyard. A boy captures it to complete his wagon. (First: Episode 0522) |
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Cartoon | "Nelly 1-10 / 10-1": Kids count numbers in a parade, which are interrupted by other participants. Artist: Harvey Kurtzman (First: Episode 0629) |
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Muppets | When Maurice, a hapless casanova, puts an Anything Muppet woman's head together, he tells her that he loves her, but it turns out she doesn't love him. He then proceeds to take her head apart, bit by bit, as he sings "I Want to Hold Your Ear" (as well as eyes, nose, tooth, and hair). After she walks off in a huff, he notices to his shock that the parts he set aside have attached themselves to the tablecloth, who thinks he's kinda cute. (First: Episode 0524) |
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Cartoon | Big, bigger and biggest elephants (First: Episode 0389) |
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Film | Two boys each have five cents - one has five pennies, one has a nickel. They see a dime along the way, which is worth ten. They ask the man at the store for change for the dime, and he gives them a nickel and five pennies. They spend their pennies, but then they want to buy an ice cream for ten cents and the machine only takes dimes. They give the store man their nickels in exchange for a dime and they share a fudgesicle. (First: Episode 0132) |
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Muppets | Little Jerry and the Monotones sing "Danger." |
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Cartoon | Jazz #7 (Spanish) (First: Episode 0281) |
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Muppets | Lefty's boss makes sure Lefty knows the alphabet. (First: Episode 0236) |
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Cartoon | C is for Cowboy (First: Episode 0703) |
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Song | Joe Raposo sings "I'm an Aardvark." (First: Episode 0425) |
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Cartoon | Three little men climb up the three flower stems. (First: Episode 0634) |
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Muppets | Ernie and Bert: Which Hat Will Fit — Ernie purchases a straw hat for Bert, and asks Cookie Monster which box the hat will go in. (First: Episode 0438) |
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Song | "What Kids Are Made Of" - a song about body parts. (part 1) (First: Episode 0003) |
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Cartoon | Y is for Yo-Yo (First: Episode 0036) |
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Song | "What Kids Are Made Of" - a song about body parts. (part 2) (First: Episode 0003) |
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SCENE 5 | Susan sings a same/different song with a clone of herself, one wearing her nurse's uniform and the other in street clothes. |
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Cartoon | C is for Canary (First: Episode 0703) |
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Muppets | Ernie and Bert: Sharing a Banana — Bert asks Ernie to share a banana with him. Ernie gets the inside of the banana, and gives Bert the peel. (First: Episode 0464) |
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Cartoon | Speech Balloon: C - Cap (First: Episode 0154) |
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Muppets | Kermit the Frog, Smart Person, helps Max Ferbilfeemer (Luis) learn the difference between happy and scared. |
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Film | "Pig's Love Song" (live-action version) (First: Episode 0572) |
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Animation | Sand Y/y (First: Episode 0626) |
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Muppets | Cookie Monster introduces the word "AMOR." (First: Episode 0601) |
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Cartoon | Two guys row their oars in different directions, until they decide to cooperate and row together. (First: Episode 0510) |
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Cartoon | Richard Bird (from the Sesame comic strip) subtracts two balloons from a group of three. Artist: Cliff Roberts (First: Episode 0530) |
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Cartoon | Dot Bridge #1: Dots appear uniformly (First: Episode 0001) |
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SCENE 6 | Oscar lures Gordon and the kids over to his trash can with his skillful trumpet playing, but then switches to a concert of sour notes. Susan announces the sponsors. |
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CLOSING SIGNS | Susan holds the Sesame Street sign, while Roosevelt Franklin and his mother hold the CTW sign. |
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