Changes: Episode 3811

	Sesame Street
	Irvine's bath
Air date	January 11, 1999
Season	Season 30 (1998-1999)
Sponsors	B, 16

Revision as of 04:14, 18 December 2007

Irvine, Oscar's niece, decides that she wants to take a bath. Oscar the Grouch does not want her to take a bath, as she is a grouch. Ernie gives Irvine a few bath toys, including a dirty wash rag and a rubber yuckie. Eventually, Stinky the Stinkweed calls Oscar and tells him that he has heard of a kind of bubble bath that he would like. It's called "Bubble Blecch," and has a really stinky smell. Oscar likes the smell, so he allows Irvine to have a bath, but makes Gordon give the bath to Irvine. However, Oscar still does not want to take a bath.

Segments

"Rubber Duckie" (film footage of kids taking baths, with Ernie's voice-over)
"Bubble on My Snuffle"
Luxo Jr.: Surprise
Cookie Monster does something unexpected by not eating a plate of cookies. Once the audience understands surprise, he then reverts to form and eats the cookies.
Monsters in Day Care: Herry Monster talks to kids about putting things away in their cubby holes. Back at Monster Day Care, Herry tells the gang (which, today includes the Two-Headed Monster) about what he learned.
Baby Bear sings a "scrubby scrubby" song as he takes a bath. As he finishes, he discovers Goldilocks has been in the tub with him breathing from a snorkle.
Hoots the Owl sings over a live action film about how people bathe all around the world (the song was later used in a Global Grover sketch).
Jim Carrey shows Elmo and Telly Monster how he expresses his emotions.

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 [[Irvine]], [[Oscar the Grouch|Oscar's]] [[Niece|niece]], decides that she wants to take a bath.  Oscar the Grouch does not want her to take a bath, as she is a [[Grouches|grouch]]. [[Ernie]] gives Irvine a few bath toys, including a dirty wash rag and a rubber yuckie. Eventually, [[Stinky the Stinkweed]] calls Oscar and tells him that he has heard of a kind of bubble bath that he would like. It's called "Bubble Blecch," and has a really stinky smell. Oscar likes the smell, so he allows Irvine to have a bath, but makes [[Gordon]] give the bath to Irvine. However, Oscar still does not want to take a bath.
 ==Segments==
-*"[[Rubber Duckie (song)|Rubber Duckie]]" (film footage of kids taking baths, with [[Ernie]]'s voice-over)
+* "[[Rubber Duckie (song)|Rubber Duckie]]" (film footage of kids taking baths, with [[Ernie]]'s voice-over)
+* "[[Bubble on My Snuffle]]"
+* [[Luxo Jr.]]: Surprise
+* [[Cookie Monster Sketches: Miscellaneous#unexpected|Cookie Monster does something unexpected]] by not eating a plate of cookies. Once the audience understands surprise, he then reverts to form and eats the cookies.
+* [[Monsters in Day Care]]: [[Herry Monster]] talks to kids about putting things away in their cubby holes. Back at Monster Day Care, Herry tells the gang (which, today includes [[the Two-Headed Monster]]) about what he learned.
+* [[Baby Bear]] sings a "scrubby scrubby" song as he takes a bath. As he finishes, he discovers [[Goldilocks]] has been in the tub with him breathing from a snorkle.
+* [[Hoots the Owl]] sings over a live action film about how people bathe all around the world (the song was later used in a [[Global Grover]] sketch).
+* [[Jim Carrey]] shows [[Elmo]] and [[Telly Monster]] how he expresses his emotions.
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