Episode 1742

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	Grandma Grace finishes reading a story to everyone in the yard. Forgetful Jones greets the viewer and invites them to listen in, only he immediately forgets what they were doing. Oscar wants to tell him outright to get the proceedings over with, but Grace wants Forgetful to figure it out on his own using clues (which the Count happily counts). Forgetful eventually pieces together that they were listening to Grace reading a story and wants to hear his favorite one, which he now can't remember the name of.
 	Muppets 	Grover and Katie think of rhymes.
 	Cartoon 	The life of a Yellow Yahoo
 	Cartoon 	Hats
 	Cartoon 	Y for yawn
center 	Muppets 	A greaser sings about his relationship that was almost ruined by a "One Way" sign.
 	Cartoon 	After the big game, a bird skeleton and an elephant skeleton get their skins mixed up in the locker room. The coach helps them out.
 	SCENE 2 	As Grace finishes Forgetful's story, Oscar states he hated it. He only likes hearing grouchy stories, so Telly vows to help his best friend by writing him one, singing "Grouchy Book." David hands him some paper and pencil and Telly gets to work.
 	Film 	Kids put together a scarecrow.
 	Cartoon 	Fruta Manzana sings about being happy and healthy.Artist: Don Duga and Irra Verbitsky
 	Muppets 	Three witches attempt their own individual spells, which don't work out to their liking. They decide to cooperate by bringing all of their ingredients together, thus making chicken soup.
 	Cartoon 	The Ringmaster presents 3 high-flying felines (cats to us) who fall into a barrel of water.Artist: Jeff Hale
 	SCENE 3 	While Telly writes his story, the Count tries to make up one for Oscar. He annoys everyone counting multiple "upon a times," before finally getting into the story about a young girl named Petrushka...and the 573 Bears.
 	Cartoon 	A woodpecker drills through a tree to demonstrate entrada and salida.
 	Film 	Three dolphins jump together.
 	Cartoon 	A boy talks about his pet letter Y, named Yetta.
 	Muppets 	Old West: Sinister Sam announces that someone has bought the last box of crayons, and he wants to know why. It turns out that he just wants a crayon so he can learn how to draw the letter Y.
 	Film 	A giant panda walks around.
 	Animation 	I see a 3! Do you see a 3?
 	Muppets 	
 	Cartoon 	3 song (butterflies, birthday presents, waving pennants etc.)
 	SCENE 4 	Telly is almost done writing, so in the meantime Grace pulls out a small book to read that she thinks Oscar might like. Oscar is intrigued by the supposed presence of a worm in the story, but is disgusted as the story describes the life of a teeny-tiny girl and the things she encounters. The Count counts every use of "teeny-tiny," while Oscar impatiently waits for the worm to turn up in the story. He's put off by the happy ending, where the worm turns into a teeny-tiny prince.
 	Cartoon 	A gorilla who knows G words applies for a job.
 	Film 	Shopping for soup ingredients.
 	Cartoon 	A goose and gander visit the land of the G's.Artist: Jeff Hale
 	Muppets 	Lefty delivers some carrots to his boss, but the boss orders him to get more carrots (in 13 seconds).
 	Film 	A film of butterfliesMusic: Joe Raposo
 	Muppets 	Lefty delivers more carrots to his boss, but the boss orders him to get the most carrots he can find (in 15 seconds).
 	Cartoon 	Bolt and Nut show how they work together.
 	Muppets 	Lefty delivers the rest of the carrots to his boss. The boss reveals that the carrots are for his pet rabbit (a real rabbit), which he shows to Lefty.
 	SCENE 5 	Telly's story is finally finished, and he asks Oscar to read along with him. They both go under a blanket, as the story is about a Grouch who decides to hide from the world under his blanket. The Grouch (who speaks entirely in rhyme) brings in more things he needs, such as his pet worm, food, a chair, and even some things to gripe about. Soon, there is not enough room and the Grouch's patience wears thin, so he moves back out from under the blanket. Everyone, even Oscar, likes the story.
 	Film 	A group of kids enter a door marked ENTRADA.
 	Muppets / Celebrity	Judy Collins sings "The Fisherman Song" with several Anything Muppets.
 	Cartoon 	A yak discusses the letter "Y" on a stage, and is insulted when it is called a "Yakkity-yakkity-yak".
 	SCENE 6 	Telly shows Oscar the sequel he's writing while everyone else is now engrossed in books of their own. Grace says goodbye and encourages the viewer to do some reading as well. Oscar announces the sponsors.
 	CLOSING SIGNS 	Susan holds the Sesame Street sign, while Gordon holds the CTW sign.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 14