Episode 0722

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	Oscar has purchased three paintings from the grouch fair by famous artist Pablo Grouch. The paintings each depict a garbage truck, a wrecked car, and a junk yard. Oscar displays them outside his can, but Gordon doesn't like that he'll have to see them every day. Bob tries to mediate and concludes that to a Grouch, the art is beautiful, but to people, they're not. Oscar doesn't care what anyone else thinks as long as he likes them.
 	Cartoon 	"I in the Sky"
 	SCENE 1 cont'd	Gordon produces a copy of the Mona Lisa, which he considers a beautiful painting; Oscar disagrees. David tries settling the argument with a painting of his own, an abstract Spanish version of the Nativity that both Oscar and Gordon don't like. Bob comes back with Vincent van Gogh's Seascape near Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, which no one else likes either. Cookie Monster happens in, thinking it's an art show. He produces a piece of art he thinks is the best - a painting of a cookie, which he eats. He then starts to eat everyone else's art for dessert.
 	Cartoon 	"Jazz #3"
 	Muppets 	
 	Animation 	Sand I/i
 	Film 	A gazelle runs fast across a plain.Music: Joe Raposo
 	Cartoon 	Capital I, he's quite a guy
 	Muppets 	Kermit the Frog sings "Bein' Green" against a farm field background.
 	Cartoon 	Donnie Budd sings about three trios of animals who live on a fat lady's lap.Artist: Bud Luckey
 	Film 	A magnetic scrapyard baler is used to lift cars into a compacter.
 	Cartoon 	A painter paints all around the screen, eventually painting over himself.Music: Joe Raposo
 	SCENE 2 	Grover sets out his new winter-wear outside 123 Sesame Street. David and Maria believe something doesn't belong and they sing "Three of These Things" to help him understand. They point out he has small items - mittens, boots, and earmuffs, but two large socks won't possibly fit him. Grover shows that he uses one for a stocking cap and the other for a scarf.
 	Cartoon 	I for Ink
 	Muppets 	Two Anything Muppet kids argue over a cookie. Cookie Monster arrives and says that the smallest person should get the cookie, and then, as the kids argue over which one is smaller, Cookie Monster shrinks himself.
 	Cartoon 	Letter I (Beep Beep)
 	Film 	Footage of a baby learning to walk.Music: Joe RaposoStarting with this airing, the film is slightly re-edited; the audio is moved up and screen wipes are added between scenes.
 	Muppets 	
 	Cartoon 	Two men discuss who they love, as one man asserts that you can't love an ice cream cone.
 	Film 	Baby turtles swim around.Music: Joe Raposo
 	Cartoon 	The dot gets on top of the lowercase letter i.Artist: Fred Garbers
 	Insert 	Three of These Kids (upside-down girl)
 	Film 	Number Three Ball Film: A red ball follows a rollercoaster-like track through checkpoints (each, a set of three) that are counted in voiceover. At the end, the ball is ground up into a powder.
 	Muppets 	
 	Film 	Cold things that begin with the letter I
 	Cast 	Luis serves as the announcer for a ping pong match between Maria and David, who can't find his paddle. Once they're ready to go, they're pelted by several dozen ping pong balls.
 	Song 	Joe Raposo sings "New Life."
 	Cartoon 	A little girl sings "The Alphabet Song," while continually admonished by an adult in voice-over.
 	Cast 	The Alphabet Dancers: Lowercase letter I.
 	Cartoon 	A pink circle splits into a cat, and a gray circle splits into a mouse.
 	Muppets 	Benny and his boss have been waiting for Lefty for a long time. Benny wonders how they will know when it's Lefty at the door, so he reminds him that Lefty will knock three times - their secret knock to enter their hideout. Lefty forgets the number, and has to be hinted from his boss what the number of knocks are to gain access, finally giving the correct amount. When they let him in, the boss reprimands him for his poor memory, and warns him that he'll be in big trouble if he forgets again. To test his memory, the boss and Benny lock themselves out, telling him not to let them in until they give the secret knock. Despite the boss' warning, Lefty forgets once again, and finally having enough, he fearfully runs out the back door, leaving the other two stranded outside yelling, "Let us in!" as they angrily pound on the door trying to get in.
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: G for gorilla (in man suit).
 	SCENE 3 	Cookie Monster comes to Hooper's and orders the smallest cookie that they have in stock, to David's surprise. Cookie explains that the smaller the cookie, the quicker it is to eat and reach his tummy. Once he eats it, he realizes his tummy is in no hurry after all and eats the remaining cookies as well.
 	Cartoon 	Krazy Kat proves his love for Ignatz Mouse with a block of cheese. Ignatz carves it into the word "LOVE."
 	Muppets 	John-John and Herry Monster count to twenty.
 	Film 	Body Parts vs. Heavy Equipment: Three boys (including Brian Henson) pretend to be steam shovels, playing in the dirt. This segues into footage of real construction vehicles. A parallel is drawn between the machinery and how the boys' arms and mouths work.
 	Muppets / Cast	Bob reads "The Story of Ira and Inez."
 	Muppets 	In the park, Harvey Kneeslapper comes up behind a man, asks him, "Wanna see something funny?" and then holds a mirror up. The man sees nothing funny...until he looks at Harvey!
 	Cartoon 	A turtle, a bird, and a butterfly demonstrate small, smaller, and smallest.
 	Insert 	A pianist plays "The Blue Danube" with Oscar the Grouch accompanying on horns.
 	Muppets 	"Family"
 	SCENE 4 	David and Maria play with the kids as Grover announces the sponsors.
 	CLOSING SIGNS 	Bob holds the Sesame Street sign, and Sherlock Hemlock holds the Children's Television Workshop sign.
==Notes==
*Scene 4 was originally a fully scripted scene: in the rain, Big Bird keeps dry under his umbrella. Grover, however, is stuck in the block house Big Bird has made with no door. Grover bursts out and huddles under the umbrella.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 6