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| Monty reads a book | |||||
| Air date | April 29, 1994 | ||||
| Season | Season 25 (1993-1994) | ||||
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Big Bird welcomes the viewer and witnesses Zoe flying overhead dressed as a cow. After she crash lands, she explains she's trying to be the cow from "Hey Diddle Diddle" and is practicing jumping over the moon. Big Bird tells her the moon is too high to jump over, so she resolves to jump over him instead. | |
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Jerry Nelson sings "Moonshine." (EKA: Episode 2980) | |
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Fay Ray subtracts one ball. (EKA: Episode 2757) | |
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"Zero Song": A female voiceover sings about the food that keeps being taken away to make 0. Arist: Jane Aaron (EKA: Episode 3026) | |
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Muppet & Kid Moments: Cookie Monster asks Lexine what 0 is. | |
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Cheri goes fishing with her abuelo. (EKA: Episode 2784) | |
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Phil Harmonic introduces Charmin', who performs an opera about the fax machine. | |
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A park ranger speaks to a group of kids about trees and the fruits that come from them. Then all the kids hug a tree. (EKA: Episode 2940) | |
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Following the film, Telly decides to hug a tree in the park as well. Jamal comes by and learns what Telly is up to. Telly feels as though he's given enough love back to the tree and hugs something else he loves in the park - the park ranger Jamal. | |
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In the forest, a small tree feels insignificant, until a mother bird gives him a pep talk. (EKA: Episode 2293) | |
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Ernie sings "Little Plant." (EKA: Episode 2174) | |
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A bird watches as two monkeys climb above and below each other in a tree. (EKA: Episode 2995) | |
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A montage of the evolution of mechanical technology, from wind-up toys, to robots that can spell "SESAME STREET" with blocks, to satellite transmitters. (EKA: Episode 2226) | |
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Space frogs count to 10. (EKA: Episode 3109) | |
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"Big Bird Doesn't Fly" | |
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A baby bird tries and tries again to fly from its nest. Artist: Irra Verbitsky (EKA: Episode 1858) | |
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A girls' jump-rope team trains for a contest. They end up winning second place. (EKA: Episode 2596) | |
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"Sammy the Snake" (First: Episode 0278) | |
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S - Snake: A snake charmer irritates the snake. (First: Episode 0063) | |
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Ruthie takes an opera lesson from Marilyn Horne, as they sing "Sing After Me." (First: Episode 3198) | |
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A blind class goes on a field trip to the park, using their other senses to experience their surroundings. The teacher sings "If You're Happy and You Know It." (EKA: Episode 2589) | |
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A girl describes why she likes the color black. Artist: Lisa Crafts (EKA: Episode 3105) | |
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Bert enjoys a nice day at the park feeding his pigeons when Elmo screams a hello to him, scaring the pigeons away. Bert explains that when pigeons are near, one must be quiet. Elmo understands and helps Bert by loudly calling the pigeons back. Bert becomes happy again and Elmo cheers...scaring the pigeons away again. | |
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Planet J / j (EKA: Episode 2849) | |
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Sesame Street News Flash Kermit the Frog reports from an alphabet mine where they dig Js. The miners tell him various words that begin with J and Richard presents him with his own J. (EKA: Episode 2612) | |
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Jughead Jones's J story (EKA: Episode 0231) | |
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Joe Raposo sings "Somebody Come and Play". (First: Episode 0047) | |
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Prairie Dawn approaches Monty, who is standing around reciting "Ding Dong!," with a proposition - since he always tries to get her to be silly, she wants him to do something she likes: reading. Monty agrees and starts reading a book called "Ding Dong." | |
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A story of a cat who hated rain, wished for it to stop, and witnessed the disastrous effects of no rain. Artist: ArtistMike (EKA: Episode 2755) | |
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The Count counts five children sitting on a park bench. (EKA: Episode 3018) | |
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"Pond Full of Fish" (EKA: Episode 2840) | |
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Monty reaches the thrilling conclusion of the book, but Prairie tells him it was an awful book, stating it lacked anything needed for a story. "I thought it had a certain ring to it," Monty tells her before pointing out her opinions could upset the author - a nearby Dinger. Prairie notices him and starts complimenting the book, while Jamal announces the sponsors. |
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