| Sesame Street | |||||||
| (repeat of 0408) | |||||||
| Air date | March 25, 1975 | ||||||
| Season | Season 6 (1974-1975) | ||||||
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| Picture | Segment | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | Insert | Gordon sings "A Kid Like You." (First: Episode 0731) |
 | Film | George the Farmer's ladder gets taller and shorter, as does his box of berries. (First: Episode 0289) |
 | Muppets | Kermit's Lectures: Grover helps Kermit demonstrate "long" and "short" by picking up a short ladder. Then Kermit says he'll help Grover bring in a long ladder, but Grover says he'll get it alone. He carries the long ladder past Kermit, who's amazed that Grover can get it all by himself. When the other end of the ladder passes by, Grover is holding that end too. (First: Episode 0276) |
 | Cartoon | E Imagination Artists: The Hubleys (First: Episode 0001) |
 | Animation | Sand E/e (First: Episode 0642) |
 | Film | Women put dolls together and package them at a doll factory. (First: Episode 0538) |
 | Muppets | A little boy explains how he can be a son, a brother, a paperboy, a friend, and a grandson all at the same time. (First: Episode 0691) |
 | Animation | Slide puzzle - elephant (First: Episode 0389) |
 | Cast | Ms. Short and Mr. Long I (0:52) (First: Episode 0430) |
 | Cartoon | E for Elephant & Elk, the nominees for best E animal. (First: Episode 0486) |
| | Cast | Ms. Short and Mr. Long II (1:24) (First: Episode 0430) |
 | Cartoon | E for Erase (First: Episode 0486) |
 | Film | A silent film about an automobile that can be either long or short. (First: Episode 0520) |
| | Cast | Ms. Short and Mr. Long III (0:40) (First: Episode 0430) |
 | Cartoon | Elephants have 4 legs. (First: Episode 0560) |
 | Muppets | Ernie tries to help a Pumpkin Anything Muppet mailman deliver a package to Mrs. Mary Ann ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ. (First: Episode 0038) |
 | Cartoon | Subtracting three mules |
| | SCENE 1 | Bob sounds out the word PAPER, as shredded mounds of paper fall on him. |
 | Cartoon | A man explains that the letter E begins both Enter and Exit. Another man named Roy runs through the doors. (First: Episode 0406) |
 | Cartoon | Jazz #4 (First: Episode 0006) |
| | SCENE 2 | Bob now puts together the word WIG, and a wig suddenly appears on his head. |
  | Muppets | Roosevelt Franklin Elementary School: Roosevelt Franklin finds that Suzetta Something is upset, because Hard Head Henry Harris called her a cantaloupe head. Roosevelt tells her that when you're upset with someone, you should tell them how you feel. He negotiates a peace settlement. (First: Episode 0749) |
 | Cartoon | E for End (First: Episode 0460) |
 | Film | A wheel rolls away from a junkyard. A boy captures it to complete his wagon. (Spanish version) (EKA: Episode 0530) |
 | Cartoon | Speech Balloon: E for egg A cow hatches a chick, which says "Moo." (First: Episode 0002) |
 | Muppets | Professor Grover talks about parts of the head, with help from a reluctant Maria. (First: Episode 0728) |
 | Cartoon | A man weighs five pounds of bubble gum. He chews it all, blows a huge bubble, and flies away. (First: Episode 0617) |
 | Insert | Mr. Hooper, Luis, Maria, David and Bob all throw a small amount of litter on the ground, adding to the street's filth. When a voice (Jerry Nelson) asks "Who made this mess?" each one of them denies that it was them, saying they only dropped a small amount of garbage on the street. Soon, however, they realize that they each contributed to the mess in one way or another and pick up what they dropped. The voice then tells them to put the trash in a trash can instead of on the ground. (First: Episode 0485) |
 | Film | A kid recites a poem about adding penguins. Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0255) |
 | Cartoon | A black cat chases after a white one, until a white lion steps in. Artists: The Hubleys (First: Episode 0255) |
 | Muppets | Sesame Street News Flash: The miller's daughter is in danger of losing her baby if she cannot guess the first name of Rumpelstiltskin. Kermit offers a hotline, Sesame Street-555, for people to call in and help her. The name ends up being Bruce Rumpelstiltskin, but unfortunately for Kermit, he picked the wrong place to hide: the baby's carriage! (First: Episode 0724) |
 | Cartoon | W for Wash (First: Episode 0485) |
 | Film | Most animals have two eyes, ears, etc. ... but some snakes have two heads. Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0287) |
 | Cartoon | W is for Worm (First: Episode 0001) |
 | Muppets | Muppet & Kid Moment — Kermit asks Debo if he knows what a W is. (First: Episode 0563) |
| | SCENE 3 | Susan and Luis sing "No Matter What Your Language." |
 | Muppets | Ernie & Bert — Ernie makes a clay bust of Bert, but runs out of clay for the nose, so he pulls Bert's nose off and puts it on the statue. (First: Episode 0463) |
 | Cartoon | The letters in the word BESO kiss each other. (First: Episode 0433) |
 | Song | "Sawmill" - Folk singers detail how lumber is made into usable wood. (beginning edited) (First: Episode 0657) |
 | Film | Jerry Nelson narrates a story about a green Muppet hand that learns to spin a top. (First: Episode 0362) |
 | Cartoon | A boy tries to count to twenty while playing with a paddleball, but gets interrupted by a bird. (First: Episode 0152) |
| | SCENE 4 | The kids teach the Count how to count to 20 in Spanish. |
 | Film | Sesame Street Animal Films: a herd of giraffes move their way through a field. (EKA: Episode 0316) |
 | Cartoon | E for Eel (First: Episode 0408) |
 | Muppets | Ernie & Bert — Bert asks who Ernie is decorating the room for. It turns out to be the viewer at home. (First: Episode 0352) |
 | Song | Joe Raposo sings "Frog Struggle Song." (First: Episode 0492) |
 | SCENE 5 | Oscar and the kids watch a film about Itchy the Wombat (First: Episode 0008), counting his legs in voice-over. Afterwards, the film has made Oscar feel itchy and the kids scratch him. |
 | Film | Marching Band #4 (EKA: Episode 0529) |
| | Cartoon | E for End (repeat) |
| | SCENE 6 | Goodbye |
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