Episode 2076

Picture	Segment	Description
	SCENE 1	Piri teaches Big Bird and the kids how to do a moonwalk. In response, Big Bird teaches them how to do some beakdancing.
	Cartoon	A man counts two ears, two eyes and two arms. He picks up each leg to count two legs, and then falls down. Animation by Cliff Roberts (First: Episode 0406)
	Muppets	The How Many Game — The Two-Headed Monster must present two of something.
	Cartoon	"Presenting -- the hammer!" (First: Episode 0574)
	Song	Joe Raposo sings George Gershwin's "Funny Face." (First: Episode 0006)
	Cartoon	A girl inflates a balloon in the shape of an S. (First: Episode 0414)
	Muppets	Muppet & Kid Moment —: Grover and his friend Debo notice the letter "S" sitting on a brick wall. He exclaims that the letter is an old friend, and shouts, "Hey, S, babyyyy!" and slaps it off the wall. He remarks, "I hope he did not take that personally." (First: Episode 0467)
	Cartoon	A boy is drawn, but he doesn't have knees at first. (First: Episode 0954)
	Celebrity	Big Bird asks the Professor (Sid Caesar) why we have knees. (First: Episode 2062)
	Cartoon	Julius and Jasper: "Why are you holding one leg up in the air, Jasper?" "Because if I hold two legs up in the air, I fall down!" Animation by Cliff Roberts (First: Episode 0406)
	Film	Some kids learn how to use Logo, a computer programming language, to draw shapes on computers. (First: Episode 1968)
	Cartoon	The Bridgekeeper: Square (First: Episode 1618)
	Cast	Luis and Gordon clean up. (First: Episode 1452)
	Film	Trees are very nice places, for animals and for people. (First: Episode 0455)
	Muppets	Super Grover: The Computer — Super Grover knows nothing about computers. (First: Episode 1971)
	Animation	Sand S/s (First: Episode 0622)
	SCENE 2	Big Bird shows Bob his sad bird friend, Indigo. Singing cheers him up, so Bob encourages him to "Sing, Little Bluebird." Soon, Indigo is chirping along with Bob.
	Cartoon	"Love" word animation (First: Episode 0926)
	Muppets	Grover, as the Fairy Godmonster, reads a story about a cursed prince. (First: Episode 0969)
	Cartoon	Two balls follow an arrow down a hole. (First: Episode 2035)
	Film	Kids compare animals and human tools and technology. (First: Episode 0491)
	Cartoon	"Yo Soy Un ..." (First: Episode 0777)
	Muppets	Two-Headed Monster: Dance — The monster sounds out the word "dance" at a disco. (First: Episode 1395)
	Cartoon	Kids see animals in their alphabet soup. Artist: Michael Sporn (First: Episode 1976)
	SCENE 3	Snuffy brings his TV over to Big Bird's nest so that he, Big Bird, and some kids can work out along with Jane Snuffleupagus.
	Song	Joe Raposo sings "Take a Breath." (First: Episode 0347)
	Cartoon	S - Snake: A snake charmer irritates the snake. (First: Episode 0063)
	Insert	Three of These Kids are jumping rope, but the fourth one is sitting down and reading a book. (First: Episode 0415)
	Cartoon	S - Serpiente (First: Episode 0382)
	Film	A kid marching band forms a triangle. (First: Episode 0531)
	Cartoon	Donnie Budd sings a two-step for pairs of animals. Artist: Bud Luckey (First: Episode 0342)
	Muppets	Count's Castle: Mailbags — The Count counts letters in the mail. (First: Episode 0420)
	Animation	A spaceship solves a math problem - 3 + 1 = 4.
	SCENE 4	Oscar introduces the Grouchketeers to his pet lobster, Camille. He describes what makes her an ideal Grouch pet, then he and the kids pretend they have lobster claws.
	Film	Lobster fisherman (First: Episode 0966)
	Cartoon	B for boot (First: Episode 1967)
	Muppets	Twiddlebugs: Rainy Day — Ernie watches as the Twiddlebugs head for Hooper's Store in the rain. (First: Episode 1482)
	Animation	Stop-motion: what goes in the hot dog bun? (First: Episode 1494)
	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: B for Bug (First: Episode 0137)
	SCENE 5	Oscar bets Bob that he can make Camille do anything he commands her. Bob replies, "If you can get that lobster to do anything you tell it, I'll eat my hat!" Oscar then orders Camille to sit on the bottom of the tank and do virtually nothing, which she is naturally able to do. Oscar wishes Bob a fine meal, and Snuffy announces the sponsors.