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− | | We open on Bert, singing "Yankee Doodle" while taking a peaceful bath. Ernie overhears him singing, and decides to host a sing-along in the bathroom. He drags the piano into the bathroom and starts playing, but Bert insists "I Refuse to Sing Along". |
+ | | We open on Bert, singing "Yankee Doodle" while taking a peaceful bath. Ernie overhears him singing, and decides to host a sing-along in the bathroom. He drags the piano into the bathroom and starts playing, but Bert insists "[[I Refuse to Sing Along]]". |
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− | | Despite Bert's protests, more people start showing up for the sing-along: David brings his guitar, Gordon brings his bass fiddle, and Bob and Maria bring themselves. They all sing "John Jacob Jingleheimer Smith". |
+ | | Despite Bert's protests, more people start showing up for the sing-along: David brings his guitar, Gordon brings his bass fiddle, and Bob and Maria bring themselves. They all sing "[[John Jacob Jingleheimer Smith]]". |
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− | | As Bert repeatedly asks for a towel, Big Bird enters with an armful of bells, which he drops. He sings "Cheer Up" as the others join in. |
+ | | As Bert repeatedly asks for a towel, Big Bird enters with an armful of bells, which he drops. He sings "[[Cheer Up]]" as the others join in. |
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− | | The Count enters, counting the people in the bathroom, as well as the tiles. They ask him for a song, and he entertains with "Bats in |
+ | | The Count enters, counting the people in the bathroom, as well as the tiles. They ask him for a song, and he entertains with "[[Bats in My Belfry]]", until he is shoved into the shower. |
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− | | Grover enters with a banjo, and leads everyone in "On Top of Old Smokey". |
+ | | Grover enters with a banjo, and leads everyone in "[[On Top of Old Smokey]]". |
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− | | David leads everyone (including the viewer) in "Stand Up and Pinch Your Nose". Big Bird feels unable to participate since he doesn't wear clothes. Bob sings a guessing game song: "I'm Going Somewhere". |
+ | | David leads everyone (including the viewer) in "[[Stand Up and Pinch Your Nose]]". Big Bird feels unable to participate since he doesn't wear clothes. Bob sings a guessing game song: "[[I'm Going Somewhere]]". |
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− | | Gordon wonders, "What's the Name of That Song?" and soon, so do the others. (The Count peers out, guessing "One million and one bats hanging …") Mr. Hooper joins them for a reprise, and Bert starts singing "Sing", to everyone's surprise. |
+ | | Gordon wonders, "[[What's the Name of That Song? (song)|What's the Name of That Song?]]" and soon, so do the others. (The Count peers out, guessing "One million and one bats hanging …") Mr. Hooper joins them for a reprise, and Bert starts singing "[[Sing]]", to everyone's surprise. |
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Everybody on Sesame Street comes to sing along with Bert. | |||||||
Air date | April 23, 1976 | ||||||
Season | Season 7 (1975-1976) | ||||||
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Picture | Segment | Description |
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SCENE 1 | We open on Bert, singing "Yankee Doodle" while taking a peaceful bath. Ernie overhears him singing, and decides to host a sing-along in the bathroom. He drags the piano into the bathroom and starts playing, but Bert insists "I Refuse to Sing Along". | |
SCENE 1 cont'd |
Despite Bert's protests, more people start showing up for the sing-along: David brings his guitar, Gordon brings his bass fiddle, and Bob and Maria bring themselves. They all sing "John Jacob Jingleheimer Smith". | |
SCENE 1 cont'd |
As Bert repeatedly asks for a towel, Big Bird enters with an armful of bells, which he drops. He sings "Cheer Up" as the others join in. | |
SCENE 1 cont'd |
The Count enters, counting the people in the bathroom, as well as the tiles. They ask him for a song, and he entertains with "Bats in My Belfry", until he is shoved into the shower. | |
SCENE 1 cont'd |
Grover enters with a banjo, and leads everyone in "On Top of Old Smokey". | |
SCENE 1 cont'd |
David leads everyone (including the viewer) in "Stand Up and Pinch Your Nose". Big Bird feels unable to participate since he doesn't wear clothes. Bob sings a guessing game song: "I'm Going Somewhere". | |
SCENE 1 cont'd |
Gordon wonders, "What's the Name of That Song?" and soon, so do the others. (The Count peers out, guessing "One million and one bats hanging …") Mr. Hooper joins them for a reprise, and Bert starts singing "Sing", to everyone's surprise. | |
Cartoon | I've Got a Mind: wind-up toy (EKA: Episode 0560) | |
Film | Flamingos Music: Joe Raposo (EKA: Episode 0817) | |
Animation | Sand M/m | |
Cartoon | M in space (EKA: Episode 0543) | |
Cartoon | Kids on a bench wait for the bus: "Here comes the bus!" (EKA: Episode 0372) | |
Film | At a fiesta, a group of kids try to break through a piñata. (EKA: Episode 0678) | |
Film | Glasses (0:28) | |
Muppets | Cookie Monster is about to eat a cookie when a sad-looking girl approaches and stares at him. He tries to eat the cookie, but can't do it. He breaks it in half and shares it with the girl. He eats his half. When the girl eats hers, she does so just like him. (First: Episode 0623) | |
Film | Little girl - street (0:28) | |
Film | Grasshopper (harpsichord 50s-style music) (First: Episode 0084) | |
Cast | Captain Under-Wonder (Luis) shows how he goes under an umbrella, a table and the tire swing (the latter by shrinking himself down). (First: Episode 0508) | |
Cartoon | Jazz #7 (First: Episode 0012) | |
Muppets | Maria tells the story of "The King's Problem". (First: Episode 0407) | |
Film | Things that start with M (EKA: Episode 0813) | |
Cartoon | M is for Marvelous Martha (First: Episode 0013) | |
Film | (LA) Supermarket 1-20 (0:51) | |
Muppets | Kermit's Lectures: Kermit and Grover demonstrate the difference between heavy and light. Grover carries heavy objects, and Kermit carries light objects. Grover gets tired, and asks Kermit if he can carry something light for a change. Kermit obliges. He carries a giant sandwich... while Grover picks up a helium balloon, which carries him away! | |
Cartoon | Heavy and light characters are weighed on a scale. | |
Film | Jerry Nelson counts 20 backflips performed by a monkey. | |
Cartoon | What if a turtle and rabbit switched appearances? (EKA: Episode 0801) | |
Muppets | Herbert Birdsfoot wants to demonstrate the letter M. Grover enters, making "Mmmmm" noises, so Herbert uses Grover to help him tell a story using M words. When the story is over, Herbert discovers that Grover's mouth is stuck together after eating peanut butter. (First: Episode 0276) | |
Film | A kid marching band forms a triangle. (EKA: Episode 0787) | |
Animation | Sand M/m (repeat) | |
VTR | Smart person happy/sad (First: Episode 0704) | |
Cartoon | B is for Bongo Beat, Bandit, and Bottles of wine. Voice: Casey Kasem (EKA: Episode 0277) | |
Cartoon | The Typewriter: B for Ball | |
SCENE 2 | After everyone else has left, Ernie drags the piano out of the bathroom. Just when Bert thinks it's all over, Ernie remembers that he invited the University of Michigan marching band, which is overheard playing the Washington Post March. As the credits roll, we hear Bert enjoying himself as the band enters. |
Notes
- The episode is essentially a filmed version of the album Bert & Ernie Sing-Along.
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