Episode 1932

Picture	Segment	Description
 	SCENE 1	David and his Grandma are with a Honker, who has a pile of numbers. The Honker honks wildly, but they don't know what he's saying. Big Bird understands "honk" and translates - he wants to play "honk and seek," in which he honks a number of times, everyone counts, then finds the right number in his pile. After a few turns, the Honker asks Grandma to be "it," so she tries her best to honk too, but finds that the Honker wants to play the game again and again and again...
 	Cartoon	"Six Soccer Socks"Artist: Paul Fierlinger
 	Muppets	"Just Around the Corner"
 	Film 	Counting six oryxMusic: Joe Raposo
 	Cartoon	Gerald's dog Sparky likes to pretend he's an alligator.
 	Muppets	The Two-Headed Monster sound out the word "bed."
 	Cartoon	Sign Sounds: TAXI
 	SCENE 2	Oscar illustrates how one looks when they're surprised by speaking cordially and friendly to David and Grandma, who can hardly believe their ears.
 	Cartoon	A man tries to figure out where a squeaky sound is coming from; it turns out to be a giant's squeaky shoes. "Surprise!"
 	Song 	"Beautiful Baby" song, over footage of various babies and their parents.
center 	Cartoon	Two men try to go over a very steep hill.
 	Film 	T is for toes.
 	Muppets	Oscar reads Irvine the story of "Sleeping Grouchy." In the story, a princess (Grundgetta) is put under a spell that causes her to sleep for years. A prince (Oscar) finds her and knows the only way to break the spell is to kiss her, but he tries finding another way. Nothing seems to work, so he kisses her, which wakes her up and puts her in an even more rotten mood than before.
 	Cartoon	Three turtles present the letter T.
 	Cast 	Maria and Olivia visit the bandshell at Lincoln Center, where Olivia admits she likes to imagine being a singer on that very stage. She envisions herself as a famous performer, singing "Filling the Air with Love."
 	Cartoon	A photographer tries to look for some animals quietly, but they all end up secretly following him.
 	Muppets	The Count extinguishes electric candles by counting them with his finger. As he heads up the stairs for bed, he steps on Fatatita. He also tells his wolf Yuba to run and play with his friends.
 	Cartoon	A magician performs a trick that makes birds appear, and fish can be glimpsed between them.Artist: Vince Collins
 	Cast 	Gordon, Maria and Luis show T words as they brush their teeth.
 	Cartoon	T for topArtist: Cliff Roberts
 	Muppets	Little Chrissy and the Alphabeats sing "You're Alive."
 	Cartoon	T es para telefono
 	SCENE 3	David, Grandma, and Akim find a young Honker at the edge of the sidewalk, but none of them know what she's trying to tell them. An elderly Honker shows up and the people now see that the young Honker wanted someone to help them across the street. As they all go off, David hears more honking behind him and wonders what this Honker is now saying to him. He then sees it's a kid on their trike trying to pass through. David remarks, "Sometimes a honk is just a honk."
 	Song 	"Sticky"
 	Cartoon	Abierto: Ali Baba arrives a bit late and gets run over by the 40 thieves leaving.
 	Muppets	
 	Film 	A zookeeper feeds some polar bears sardines.
 	Cast 	Big Bird watches the shape dancers make a triangle.
 	Cartoon	Different uses of a triangle (Spanish version)
 	Insert 	David finds shapes in the area surrounding Big Bird's nest entrance and Oscar's trash can.
 	Cartoon	A U train spells the words "unite," "U-turn," "underground," "up," and "universe."
 	Muppets	Visual Thinking: A hipster and a square imagine shapes.
 	Cartoon	Speech Balloon: U for UP
 	Film 	Bus trip around town (guitar soundtrack)
 	Muppets	With Maria's help, Grover explains what knees can do.
 	Cartoon	What would happen if I popped this balloon?
 	SCENE 4	Granny Bird joins Grace in watching her grandchildren skate around the yard to disco music. Granny Bird thinks that they may seem old, but they still have enough spring in their step to skate too. Grace is a little hesitant, but balks at being called a chicken. They fetch their own skates; Granny Bird rolls around effortlessly, while Grace clings to whatever she can. Granny Bird ends up crashing, but remains positive - "If you're young enough to skate, ya' gotta be young enough to fall!" Telly announces the sponsors.
==Notes==
* The Honker in this episode was written as a female in Norman Stiles' script, but in the final episode, male pronouns are used.
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Category:Family
Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 15