Episode 0520

Picture	Segment	Description
 	SCENE 1	Linda and her friends from the Little Theater of the Deaf (Tim, Ed, and Carol Fleming) greet the viewer. Today, they're going to show all kinds of things they can say with their hands; they start by saying "hello" with Jay and the kids (and Queenie the dog).
 	Cartoon	Donnie Budd counts six snails, six ships, and six whales.Artist: Bud Luckey
 	Song 	Joe Raposo sings "Dressed Up."
 	Muppets	Grover uses a telephone booth to explain how a telephone is used. When he enters the booth, however, he finds that there is no phone in sight. An Anything Muppet boy arrives to use the telephone, and thinks that Grover is the telephone since he is the only thing he found in the booth. The boy proceeds and talks into Grover's mouth.
 	SCENE 2	At Hooper's Store, Linda asks Mr. Hooper for a banana. He knows what she wants, but isn't sure how he would handle more difficult words. Upon his request, Linda shows him how to say “spaghetti,” “sunglasses,” and “umbrella” in sign language. Linda doesn't think anybody would ask for that stuff all at once until Big Bird enters, wanting those things for a picnic with Mr. Snuffleupagus.
 	Film 	"Stop and Go" — film footage plays forward, freezes, and runs backward on command.
 	Cast 	Maria, David, Gordon, and Luis play knights of the round table, but have difficulty finding a table that is actually round.
 	Cartoon	A drummer precedes C.T. Wordsworth who presents today's word: TELEPHONE.
 	Film 	U, for Underpass
 	SCENE 3	Tim and Carol show how to say “I love you” in sign language to a couple of kids.
 	Muppets	"The "OP" Family Song"
 	Film 	The Mad Painter #6
 	Cartoon	Q for QuietArtist: John Korty
 	Cast 	Gordon demonstrates the different kind of outfit he might wear if were a basketball player rather than a school teacher.
 	Film 	Counting to 20.
 	Cartoon	A cat catches a TELEPHONE and eats it.Artists: The Hubleys
 	SCENE 4	Maria, Mr. Hooper, Jay, and the kids have gathered to watch Linda, Carol, Tim and Ed perform a sign language story about a mouse who needs help from his larger animal friends in pulling out a carrot from the ground.
 	Cartoon	A boy needs a letter U to complete the word UP.
 	Film 	Counting six oryxMusic: Joe Raposo
 	Cartoon	"I'm six years old today!"Artist: Jim Simon
 	Film 	Two kids help an old man (Taro Yashima) get his dragon kite in the air.
 	SCENE 5	At the playground near Big Bird's nest, Ed and Carol show the kids how to say “I'm hungry” in sign language.
 	Muppets	
 	Cartoon	Capital letter U for up
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 	Cartoon	A man (voiced by Jack Dodson) describes places that begin with U and what you can do with the letter U.
 	Muppets	
 	Cartoon	U for Ugly: A man removes his mask, revealing a hideous monster face.
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 	SCENE 6	Following the previous segment, Oscar shows Maria and Tim the difference between staying inside his trash can for a short time, then a long time... by not coming back out.
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 	Cartoon	Hypnotic "Q" rainbow
 	SCENE 7	Tim shows Maria how to sign the words "mailbox," "garbage can," "steps," and "flowers," the latter reminding Tim to water his flowers at home.
 	Muppets	Kermit asks Trey if he's seen a letter Q before. At first Trey denies it, but eventually draws one in the air with his finger.
 	Cartoon	I Thought a Thought ... about big things.Artist: Cliff Roberts
 	Cast 	Susan explains to Luis, in his first day on the job, how to stack and count sacks that come off an assembly line.
 	Cartoon	T es para telefono
 	Cast 	David and Luis assemble a fractured letter U.
 	SCENE 8	While Maria and Linda sit reading books, Maria is bothered by all the sounds around the city; Linda has the advantage because she's deaf.
 	Cartoon	Donnie Budd counts six snails, six ships, and six whales. (repeat)
 	Muppets	Harvey Kneeslapper: Harvey Kneeslapper goes to a man and asks, "Can I take a picture of U?" The man gives him permission, but Harvey tells him that his shoes are untied, and when the man looks down, Harvey slaps the letter U on top of his head and takes a picture of it.
 	Cartoon	Batman and Robin catch the Penguin's gang who has dirty windows, teaching the opposite pairings of clean and dirty.
 	SCENE 9	Carol and the others inform the kids that they can use their new signs to talk to their parents. Ed reminds them of one more thing to say - “Goodbye.” Carol announces the sponsors as the others sign them, and the credits roll, with Maria adding the CTW slogan.
 	SCENE 8	Big Bird holds the Sesame Street sign, and Mr. Hooper holds the Children's Television Workshop sign.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 4