Episodio 825

Plaza Sésamo
Air date	2005
Season	9
Sponsors	The vowels, 16

Picture	Segment	Description
	SCENE	Don Boni repairs Pancho's triangle-shaped TV and shows his a new thing he's created - a giant triangle that lights up. Pancho is amazed and wants to take it home with him, but he forgets his TV.
	Animation	16 TV sets are counted.
	Film	The floating kids form a triangle. (EKA: Episodio 805)
	Cartoon	A dog-shaped television Artist: Keith Haring
	Muppets	On a rainy day, Ernie watches TV, when Bert suggests he do something else, like write a story. Thus, Ernie sets everything out on the table, including pencils, paper, a pencil sharpener, and a wastebasket (which somehow ended up on Bert's head). Ernie is now ready to write a story, but instead, he leaves everything set out for when he gets an idea.
	Cartoon	A loud-voiced girl talks about her dog Pete. Artist: Bruce Cayard (EKA: Episodio 756)
	Song	"Washin' the Dog" (EKA: Episodio 819)
	Cartoon	Number Creatures #16 (EKA: Episodio 755)
	Song	"Look a Little Closer" (dog) (EKA: Episodio 815)
	Cartoon	For each vowel, kids name an animal whose name starts with that letter. (EKA: Episodio 805)
	Song	"One of These Things" (with Wegman's dogs)
	Cartoon	A blue triangle looks for his friend in a museum.
	Muppets	Mr. Johnson enters a framing shop to have a painting framed, only to find that Grover works there too. Grover assumes the painting is of his great-great-grandmother, but Mr. Johnson exclaims that it's his wife. After coming out from the back room with a circle and triangle frame, Grover finally frames it with a square, but destroys the original painting by splitting it over the bald man's head. (EKA: Episodio 804)
	Cartoon	A man announces the vowels. (EKA: Episodio 749)
	Film	Looking for shapes in a metal junkyard
	Cartoon	Two viewers with Picassoesque facial features in an art gallery critically examine the portrait of a viewer. Artist: Mo Willems (EKA: Episodio 797)
	SCENE	Pablo Bigotasso teaches Lola and Pancho how to paint shapes. He paints a square and asks Pancho to imagine it as something. Pancho imagines his TV and draws it, but his TV is triangle-shaped. He then makes a window for Lola, which a Multimonstruo bursts through.