Sesame Street | |||||||
Irvine's bath | |||||||
Air date | December 21, 1998 | ||||||
Season | Season 30 (1998-1999) | ||||||
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Picture | Segment | Description |
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Gordon sees Oscar and Irvine listening to Fluffy splashing loudly as she takes her bath. Oscar thinks Irvine would never want a bath, seeing as she's a Grouch baby, but she does show signs of wanting one. Oscar doesn't mind Fluffy taking a bath, because by the time it's over, his trash can will be a mess. He introduces the following segment to show what kind of mess an elephant can make ... | ||
A film insert about washing elephants at the Bronx Zoo. The song "Splish Splash" is used in part of the segment. (EKA: Episode 2096) | ||
Irvine still wants a bath, but Oscar warns her about what a bath involves: getting clean. He introduces another film which illustrates his point ... | ||
"Rubber Duckie" (film footage of kids taking baths, with Ernie's voice-over). | ||
Just as Oscar and Gordon think Irvine doesn't want to take a bath anymore, Ernie shows up to give Irvine a few bath toys, including a not-so-fluffy bath towel and a "rubber yucky" which makes a dreadful sound. Irvine wants to take a bath more than ever now, and Oscar laments, "I guess I have to show her more happy campers splashing around and getting clean ..." | ||
"Let's Go Tubbin' Today" (EKA: Episode 3064) | ||
B for bathtub, ball, boat, boot, boomerang, brush and bison (EKA: Episode 3154) | ||
B / b candles (EKA: Episode 3155) | ||
B for ball, bat, base and baseball. (EKA: Episode 3481) | ||
"Bubble on My Snuffle" (EKA: Episode 3425) | ||
Oscar gives it one last shot: he tells bath-hungry Irvine that bubbles come from soap, which makes you clean and smell sweet. Gordon gives her a bar of soap to observe, so that she can see (and smell) how clean it is. The smell makes her sick, and Oscar thinks he has succeeded. | ||
cont'd |
Just then, Stinky calls Gordon from a restaurant, and requests that Gordon bring him to Oscar's trash can, because he has a surprise for Oscar and Irvine. They both become curious about what it is ... | |
Luxo Jr. examines a box. A smaller lamp pops out of the box, demonstrating "surprise". (EKA: Episode 2951) | ||
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. (EKA: Episode 3788) | ||
Wegman's dogs: Rub-a-Dub-Dub (EKA: Episode 3681) | ||
Portraits of kids display the alphabet. (EKA: Episode 3286) | ||
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 mosnter gang about what he learned. | ||
Gordon brings Stinky to Oscar's trash can, and before Stinky reveals his surprise, he explains that awhile ago, he grew a very smelly flower (as seen in a flashback), which was a major disappointment for him. But then he realized that maybe this smell of his could have some use for grouches, and he ended up authorizing the use of his smell for a new grouch bubble bath, "Bubble Blecch." Oscar and Irvine love the smell of it, and Irvine wants to be bathed in it, so Oscar gives his okay this time. | ||
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 snorkel. (EKA: Episode 3665) | ||
Alphaquest: B (EKA: Episode 2866) | ||
Pencil Box B / b (EKA: Episode 3040) | ||
Ernie, Big Bird and some kids sing "B is for Bubble" with the letter B. | ||
Hoots the Owl sings "This Is How We Take a Bath." (EKA: Episode 3366) | ||
Jim Carrey shows Elmo and Telly how he expresses his emotions - with his feet (in speed-induced footage, no less). (EKA: Episode 3023) | ||
The Bellhop must take Mrs. Stein's bags to floor 16. (EKA: Episode 3012) | ||
Kids paint a mural of the number 16. | ||
Counting to 16 on quilt patterns (EKA: Episode 3071) | ||
Penguins take a bath. Music: Joe Raposo (EKA: Episode 2933) | ||
A string quartet tunes up before it plays "Mary Had a Little Lamb." (EKA: Episode 3744) | ||
Irvine gets in the tub, and Oscar empties all the Bubble Blecch into it. Oscar is having Gordon give her the bath, because Gordon has had more experience giving baths to Miles (and besides, it's better that Gordon suffer while Oscar watches). Irvine enjoys getting scrubbed by Gordon and playing with her Rubber Yucky. Oscar gets splattered with stinky foam and remarks, "Maybe taking a bath isn't so bad after all." | ||
Elmo's World: Jackets (EKA: Episode 3806) | ||
Irvine gets dried off, and Gordon suggests that Oscar might want a bath, but Oscar begs to differ. Gordon announces the sponsors. |
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