Episode 2351

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	Insert 	After an encounter with Forgetful Jones, Maria imagines what it would be like to be just as forgetful as he is. Back in the present, David arrives to remind Maria about their lunch date, to which Maria responds, "Well golly, I guess I forgot!"
 	Cartoon 	Workmen construct a D building, filled with everything that begins with D.
 	Film 	A girl visits the stamp factory to see how stamps are made.
 	Muppets 	Harvey Kneeslapper approaches a man and says, "Knock, knock!" The man asks, "Who's there?". Harvey says, "Dion." The man asks, "Dion who?" Then Harvey slaps a letter D on the man's chest and says, "D on you!"
 	Cartoon 	A pattern of daisies and tulips - can you tell what comes next?
 	Muppets 	"They Can't Take That Away from Me": Cookie Monster's six cookies are subtracted down to zero.
 	Cartoon 	A man tries to push a huge balloon elephant through a narrow doorway, and a girl helps him by deflating it.
 	Insert 	Big Bird and Snuffy remember when they met ... but their memories are different from one another.
 	Animation	Match the word HOT.
 	Muppets 	Wearing oven mitts, Telly places an H and an OT together to make the word HOT.
 	Film 	The Mad Painter #10.
 	Cartoon 	Two crows sing "Stones Don't Grow."Artist: Michael Sporn
 	Muppets 	The Count's main jumping-over-the-bed flock of sheep quits on him, so he calls the "24 Hour Emergency Counting Service". A reluctant deliveryman in sheep's clothing laments, "It's not an easy way to make a livin' ..."
 	Film 	Ten Song (Song of Ten) (revised version)
 	Celebrity	Mookie Wilson and Keith Hernandez of the New York Mets help teach Snuffy to hit the ball.
 	Animation	A montage of boys, all of whom are named Joe, saying what their favorite sports are. The last one turns out to be a girl named Joanne.Artist: John Korty
 	Muppets 	
 	Animation	Sand C/c
 	Animation	A snail shell is uncovered in the sand.
 	Cast 	Via split-screen, two Lindas sign letters of the alphabet: one is no-nonsense, and the other is very playful. A male voiceover narrates the letters with the same demeanor Linda signs them in.
 	Cartoon 	The letters in the word BESO kiss each other.
 	SCENE 1 	Elmo likes watching the Two-Headed Monster and wishes he could join him in the fun. With Susan's encouragement he approaches the monster and asks if they're willing to be a three-headed monster. Susan interprets as the Two-Headed Monster requests Elmo talk like them and don a set of horns. Elmo does this, and they all laugh and speak their monster language.
 	Cartoon 	D-dart
 	Muppets 	Guy Smiley hosts Here Is Your Life, surprising Oak Tree with the story of his life. The guests include Granny Fanny Nesselrode, who planted the tree as an acorn, Cloud and Sun, who gave the tree rain and sunshine, and Marty Table and Sarah Chair, who were made from the tree's friends.
 	Cartoon 	Light and heavy (bird falls on man)
 	SCENE 2 	The Three-Headed Monster stops by Hooper's Store, but the original two heads argue over whether to get something to eat or drink. Seeing how there's now an odd number of heads, David puts it to a vote in which Elmo is the tie-breaker. David enjoys this new method, which eliminates the conflict the monster usually presents when coming in. However, the system breaks down when they order a milkshake and even Elmo can't agree on a desired flavor.
 	Film 	College students volunteer at the San Francisco Children's Zoo, which has such animals as ferrets, opossums, and chinchillas.Music: Joe Raposo
 	Muppets 	Grover sits in a park and recites a poem about a butterfly that he sees.
 	Film 	A film of butterfliesMusic: Joe Raposo
 	Cast 	Maria and Luis perform "You Say Hola and I Say Hola."
 	Cartoon 	Consonant Sound Limerick: D—DogArtist: Jeff Hale
 	SCENE 3 	The Two-Headed Monster has to go home now, leaving Elmo alone and sad. Susan suggests he pretend he's still a three-headed monster, but Elmo doesn't think that can work. He does find fun in playing "one-headed monster" and starts babbling in monster language as Susan announces the sponsors.
==Notes==
*In the original script draft, the scene with the New York Mets was slightly different. Big Bird was present during the scene (rather than in just voiceover), with the context that he wrote to the team to visit and help Snuffy practice for the Snuffleupagus Little League team. The script also called for catcher Gary Carter to be part of the group. The scene was also intended to be part of the street story, as the episode would close with an additional scene where the Mets try to get Snuffy to sign a season contract, but Snuffy feels he's not ready; he only knows how to write in print, not cursive.Tony Geiss Papers at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 18