Picture Segment Description

SCENE 1 Susan watches as Oscar, with a rubber bulb horn on his face, receives a lesson in speaking "honk" from a female Honker. He hopes that since the language is so noisy, he'll be able to say grouchy things and make a lot of noise in the process. However, he finds the translations for "scram" and "get lost" are short honks, not making much noise at all. Oscar asks for a noisy phrase and he repeats it. The Honker begins to hug and kiss him, indicating he just said "I love you" in honk!

Cartoon Blue and pink characters fight for a spot on the subway, until Pink spots an open seat.
(First: Episode 1580)

Muppets Muppet & Kid Moment — Grover and Jesse talk about love.
(First: Episode 2420)

Film Hamburger bun factory
(First: Episode 0615)

Cartoon Speech Balloon: T for train
(First: Episode 0022)

Muppets How Now Brown and the Moo Wave perform the song "Danger's No Stranger."
(First: Episode 2030)

Cartoon Christopher Clumsy demonstrates the things feet can do.
Artist: Cliff Roberts
(First: Episode 0455)

SCENE 2 Big Bird has written a book titled "How to Laugh," which gives examples of different kinds of laughter. He, Snuffy, and the kids practice a few examples, including the "Santa Claus laugh," the "tickle laugh," and the "'any way you want to laugh' laugh."

Cartoon The wind blows one hat after another off a pig's head, onto the heads of birds. "The wind is very, very strong."
(First: Episode 2378)

Muppets Two-Headed Monster: Quiet — The monster observes the letter Q, then the word QUIET.
(First: Episode 1850)

Song Joe Raposo sings "Touch and Feel."
(First: Episode 0252)

Cartoon Name That Food — The host challenges contestants to both identify *and* eat every food shown.
Artist: Len Glasser
(First: Episode 1491)

Muppets Sesame Street News Flash: The Boston T Party — Kermit witnesses colonials dumping Ts in the ocean.
(First: Episode 2348)

Cartoon La letra T es para tigre, tomate, taxi, toro, telefono, televisión, y el terrible tiburon.
(First: Episode 0351)

Cast Linda holds up a "One Way" sign for Damion Brown in front of Big Bird's nest construction doors. Damion reads the word, then learns to sign it.
(First: Episode 1066)

Cartoon "Poverty Q": A figure demonstrates Q words, despite the unruly stem of his letter Q that keeps detaching itself.
Artist: Cliff Roberts
(First: Episode 0048)

Film Kids narrate footage of whales.
(First: Episode 1407)

Muppets Clementine plays a game with the viewer to see if they can guess what Forgetful Jones is riding on.
(First: Episode 2218)

Cartoon A boy has fun with his wood plank.
(First: Episode 1503)

Muppets Bip Bippadotta and friends show none, some and all.
(First: Episode 0615)

Cartoon A bear counts 5 clouds.
(First: Episode 2239)

Insert Alaina Deleon does some speed jump-roping with the Double Dutch Jumpers. (music added)
(First: Episode 1424)

Cartoon Nine penguins slide down a hill. (Maria voice-over added)
Artist: Owe Gustafson
(First: Episode 1532)

Muppets Here Is Your Life: House — Guy Smiley salutes the life of a house, 2102 Shady Lane.
(First: Episode 2225)

Cartoon Luis (in voice-over) counts racehorses numbered 9 to 1 as they cross the finish line.
(First: Episode 2110)

Film A group of kids pick apples in an orchard, and take them into the cider mill to make apple cider.
(First: Episode 1585)

Celebrity Bobby McFerrin sings "Tweetin' High and Low" with Hoots the Owl and company.
(First: Episode 2355)

Cartoon Something's missing ... is it a frog or a dog?
(First: Episode 2389)

Muppets Super Grover: The Boxes — Super Grover helps Janet Fringle move some heavy boxes.
(First: Episode 0588)

Cartoon Q for Quarter
Artist: Jeff Hale
(First: Episode 1176) Film Children in a movie theater tell a man on the screen not to open a door that says "DANGER" on it. He opens it, and there's an explosion.
(First: Episode 0526)

Cartoon A little boy asks his big brother questions about what happens at school.
Artist: John Korty
(First: Episode 1877)

SCENE 3 Big Bird and Snuffy are writing a story together, with their thoughts visualizing in the form of illustrations next to them. Big Bird thinks the protagonist should be a bird, while Snuffy thinks it should be a Snuffleupagus. They disagree further when they suggest changing him to either snuffle-bird and his birdleupagus. They eventually conclude that there can be two main characters, each to their liking, and continue finding ways to compromise.

Cartoon The Ringmaster presents 9 elephants.
Artist: Jeff Hale
(First: Episode 1366)

Song "Hello, Scale," a film about measuring weight.
(First: Episode 0578)

Cartoon Dot Bridge #1: Dots appear uniformly
(First: Episode 0001)

SCENE 4 Big Bird and Snuffy think about writing another story, but Snuffy doesn't know what to write about. Big Bird has an idea in a flash - he comes up with a short story about a bird and a Snufffleupagus who announce the day's sponsors.