| Sesame Street | |||||||
| Air date | May 9, 1983 | ||||||
| Season | Season 14 (1982-1983) | ||||||
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SCENE 1 | At today's Grouchketeer meeting, guest Linda teaches everyone the sign for "worm." After the kids follow suit and Oscar asks the viewer to do the same, Slimey appears and makes the sign with his body across Linda's hand. Oscar is very excited about showing off such a wonderful word, especially since Slimey is the only worm who is able to do the sign using himself. ("Ah, who says we don't have some fun here?") |
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Cartoon | A girl inflates a balloon in the shape of an S. (First: Episode 0414) |
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Muppets | Kermit at Home: Grover is outside in the snow, freezing. He keeps knocking on Kermit's door, asking how to get warm, and Kermit keeps telling him to come inside. Grover, missing the point, tries ideas of his own to get warm, but they don't work. Finally, Kermit tells Grover that if he wants to get warm, he should come inside. Excited, Grover pulls Kermit aside and slams the door, locking Kermit outside. Grover goes to sleep in Kermit's armchair while the frozen frog scrapes at the window. (First: Episode 0598) |
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Cartoon | S for Snail Artist: Jeff Hale (First: Episode 1158) |
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Song | Joe Raposo sings "Families." (First: Episode 0454) |
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Cartoon | Typewriter: S for spring (First: Episode 0792) |
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Insert | Barkley sleeps in the Fix-It Shop. Maria and Bob wonder what he could be dreaming about. In Barkley's dream sequence (underscored by Wagner), he sleeps in a field, when he hears some kids calling for him to play frisbee with them. One of the kids throws it high up into the air, and in slow motion, Barkley chases it and catches it in mid-air. He feels so happy as the kids play with him in the grass. Bob and Maria wake up Barkley, assuring him that he was only having a dream. Barkley sighs at the loss of a nice dream. (First: Episode 1503) |
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Cartoon | S for sing (First: Episode 0824) |
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Muppets | Muppet & Kid Moment —: Grover and his friend Debo notice the letter "S" sitting on a brick wall. He exclaims that the letter is an old friend, and shouts, "Hey, S, babyyyy!" and slaps it off the wall. He remarks, "I hope he did not take that personally." (First: Episode 0467) |
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Song | Northern Calloway sings "Who You Looking At, Tiger?" (First: Episode 0371) |
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Cartoon | A person of short stature tries to get on top of a horse. (First: Episode 1450) |
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Muppets | Ernie sings "Do What I Do" with Sandy the Snake in an effort to explain how actions can express emotions. However, Sandy finds it difficult to do what Ernie does, since snakes don't have limbs. (First: Episode 1277) |
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Cartoon | A little girl shows the building and apartment where she lives -- both with the number 6. (First: Episode 0783) |
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SCENE 2 | Oscar reads Irvine the story of "Little Red Riding Grouch." In the story, Little Red (Grundgetta) prepares a basket of Grouch delicacies to bring to her Granny's house. The Big Bad Wolf is there disguised as Granny, intending to eat Little Red. She causes the Wolf to lose his appetite by showing off all the Grouch food she has. The Woodsman shows up to save the day and runs off with the Wolf, repulsed by Little Red's treats. |
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Cartoon | V in space (First: Episode 0481) |
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Cast | The Alphabet Dancers form the letter V. (First: Episode 0455) |
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Cartoon | V for volcano, violet, and violin (First: Episode 1762) |
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Muppets | Two-Headed Monster: Pillow — The monster shares a pillow. (First: Episode 1669) |
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Animation | Three pretty kitties live in a celery house. Artist: Evelyn Lambart (First: Episode 1663) |
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Celebrity | The Pointer Sisters sing "Yes, We Can Can." (First: Episode 0793) |
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Film | George the Farmer's ladder gets taller and shorter, as does his box of berries. (First: Episode 0289) |
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Cast | Maria as Chaplin notices a short thread on Luis' tuxedo, which becomes long as he pulls it, unraveling Luis's trousers! (First: Episode 1042) |
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Cartoon | Krazy Kat proves his love for Ignatz Mouse with a block of cheese. Ignatz carves it into the word "LOVE." (First: Episode 0615) |
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Muppets | Cookie Monster introduces the word "AMOR". (First: Episode 0601) |
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Insert | Gordon and Olivia sing "Quiet Is." (First: Episode 1099) |
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Cartoon | Kids count dinosaurs, octopuses, and paper dolls. (First: Episode 0926) |
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Muppets | Harvey Kneeslapper is looking down and saying "Three sticks!" A man asks "Three sticks where?" Then Harvey says "3 sticks right here!" and sticks a number 3 on the man's head. (First: Episode 0570) |
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Cartoon | 3 song (butterflies, birthday presents, waving pennants etc.) (First: Episode 0927) |
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Muppets | Muppet & Kid Moment — Cookie Monster shows David a sign that says STREET. (First: Episode 0423) |
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Film | Number Three Ball Film: A red ball follows a rollercoaster-like track through checkpoints (each, a set of three) that are counted in voiceover. At the end, the ball turns into a cherry which is devoured by a girl. (First: Episode 0744) |
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Muppets / Cast | Maria sings "The People in Your Neighborhood" with a pilot and nurse. (First: Episode 0939) |
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Cartoon | Three owls blink. Artist: Owe Gustafson (First: Episode 1469) |
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Insert | Big Bird and Mr. Snuffleupagus reminisce about the day they first met, but they can't quite remember exactly how it happened. (First: Episode 1122) |
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Muppets | While standing next to a tree being cut down, Professor Grover talks about the importance about listening... especially if the sound indicates some kind of danger. (First: Episode 1789) |
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Cartoon | Which legs belong on the man? (First: Episode 1691) |
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Muppets | "Circle the Girl" (First: Episode 1768) |
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SCENE 3 | Slimey helps Linda demonstrate the signs for "tall" and "time." Oscar says it's time to go and announces the sponsors. |
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CLOSING SIGNS | Gordon poses with both signs. |
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