| Sesame Street | |||||||
| Dr. Nobel Price's signs | |||||||
| Air date | January 16, 1985 | ||||||
| Season | Season 16 (1984-1985) | ||||||
| Written by | Gary Belkin | ||||||
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SCENE 1 | Micki welcomes the viewer to the Sesame Street library. Forgetful Jones walks in with a paper bag, saying it's to help him remember why he's come. Micki observes that the bag contains bananas, peanuts, and hay. Forgetful assumes he's there to feed some animals, but Micki tells him that they have books about animals instead. Forgetful recalls that this is what he came for, and that he isn't the one looking for a book - it's his horse Buster, who comes in asking Forgetful if he's found one yet. |
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Film | Field of hay (kid voice-overs) Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0504) |
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Cartoon | Q for Quiet Artist: John Korty (First: Episode 0441) |
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Muppets | The Two-Headed Monster observes the letter Q, then the word QUIET. (First: Episode 1850) |
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Cartoon | "Magic Pig" Artist: Vince Collins (First: Episode 0772) |
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Film | People of all ages ride bicycles. Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0616) |
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Muppets | "Sing After Me" by Grover and Madeline Kahn (First: Episode 1112) |
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Cartoon | Two cavemen argue, each chanting "Me!" A large monolith bearing the word ME puts fear in both of them. (First: Episode 0793) |
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Cast | Linda teaches a kid how to sign the word "OPEN." (First: Episode 1058) |
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Cartoon | Fruta Manzana sings about keeping the place clean by throwing away fruit peels and apple cores. Artist: Don Duga and Irra Verbitsky (First: Episode 1485) |
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Muppets | Bob reads the story of a king and his three sons, to whom he bestows three, special gifts - a basket that is never emptied of food, a bird that knows all in the land and a horse that can travel anywhere. They each take a separate gift and travel the land, trying to help people. But, when they reunite, they find their separate gifts can't help them completely and realize that by cooperating, they'll know who needs food and a way to get there. (First: Episode 1691) |
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Film | Children in a movie theater tell a man on the screen not to open a door that says "DANGER" on it. He opens it, and there's an explosion. (First: Episode 0526) |
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Muppets | Big Bird and Snuffy make up a story about a castle under the sea where a deep-sea diver prince lived. (First: Episode 1797) |
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Cartoon | Pinball Number Count #11 Artist: Jeff Hale (First: Episode 0988) |
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Film | A girl in the city mails a letter to her grandfather in the country in Maine, and we watch its journey through the postal service. (First: Episode 1873) |
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Song | Luis sings "Three of These Things" with three kids with umbrellas and one unlucky kid without one. (First: Episode 0449) |
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Cartoon | P for Planet |
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Muppets | Sesame Street News Flash: Weather Report — Simon Soundman reports on the weather. (First: Episode 0631) |
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Cartoon | Picnic with P foods (carried away by ants) Artist: Cliff Roberts (First: Episode 0764) |
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Insert | Oscar wishes it would rain something other than water, realizing how great it would be if it rained trash. He envisions himself and Bruno the Trashman dancing under a downpour of trash as he sings "Trash Outta Heaven." (First: Episode 1954) |
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Film | A flower opens and closes. (First: Episode 0441) |
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Cast | David tries to close a window and a door, but they open by themselves. (First: Episode 0772) |
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Cartoon | Junior has to jump across the pond to make the frog chorus. (First: Episode 0926) |
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Film | Sounds Around the House v2: chimes, snoring, a boy pretending to be an airplane, a man playing a trumpet, and a motorcycle outside. (First: Episode 1713) |
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Muppets | Muppet & Kid Moment — Ernie, Bert and Shola count fingers. (First: Episode 0464) |
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Cartoon | Magical Herman's number trick (First: Episode 0773) |
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SCENE 2 | Maria comes to the Fix-It Shop and finds that the door is blocked by a huge sign reading: "THESE WORDS ARE TO LET YOU KNOW THIS STORE IS OPEN." Dr. Nobel Price comes by to point out that this is his new invention - his "Eleven-Worder," named such as it contains eleven words. Maria explains to him that because the sign is so big, nobody can come into the store. Dr. Price claims he can solve her problem with a new idea for an invention - a "Door-Biggerer" (provided he can get it done in six years). |
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Film | The Mad Painter #11 (First: Episode 0329)
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Cartoon | “Signing Alphabet,” an animated film by Steve Finkin. Music for voice and electronics by Joan La Barbara. (First: Episode 1056) |
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Muppets | A Muppet cowpoke gives a musical warning about the "Danger Sign." (First: Episode 1295) |
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Cartoon | Q -- that funny looking thing. (First: Episode 0131) |
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SCENE 3 | Maria and Dr. Price have pushed aside the giant sign, yet Maria still worries about its presence. Dr. Price gathers that Maria believes someone could trip over the sign, so he has his two assistants bring in a giant "DANGER" sign that once again blocks entry to the shop. |
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Cartoon | P for Penguin Artist: Jeff Hale (First: Episode 1190) |
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Muppets | Ernie & Bert — Bert tells Ernie not to eat cookies in bed, because he might get crumbs in the bed. Ernie decides to eat cookies in Bert's bed instead. (First: Episode 0282) |
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Cartoon | The Typewriter: "Q", Quiet (First: Episode 0768) |
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SCENE 4 | It's nighttime, and Dr. Price has wound up sleeping in the Fix-It Shop while Maria works. Maria says he's finally made a sign that was good for something - a "QUIET" sign. She then whispers the sponsors, with Dr. Price throwing in a "Bye-bye," during his slumber. |
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