Episode 0075

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	Gordon and Jay walk over to Oscar's trash can and see a giant letter O on it. Gordon assumes that it stands for "Oscar" or for "open" or "only," but Oscar says it's none of those, and tells them to unroll the nearby roll of paper the O is attached to. By the time Gordon finishes unrolling it, he is far away from Oscar's can, which is what Oscar wanted according to the message written on the paper.
 	Cartoon 	A song about a rolling OAnimation by John and Faith Hubley
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: O for Open
 	Film 	"Seven Song (Song of Seven)"
 	SCENE 2 	On the stoop, Bob asks Jay to guess what certain pieces of silverware are used for.
 	Cast 	Buddy and Jim try to eat soup with a fork.
 	SCENE 3 	Bob, Tracy, Ford, and Steve observe a groundhog named Gretel. Bob asks them about Groundhog Day, and says that normally groundhogs live in the woods.
 	Film 	"In the Woods": Two kids go out into the woods.
 	Cartoon 	Rocket countdown: The rocket blows up in a shower of soot.
 	Muppets 	
 	Cartoon 	Rocket countdown: The announcer blasts off.
 	Cartoon 	"The J Commercial:" Two boys scrutinize a J, saying it looks like a fish-hook. A resonant voice (Gary Owens) informs them that it's the letter J. This leads to a jazzy story about Joe. Moral: "Don't jive a judge by jamming a junebug."Studio: Ken Snyder; Director: Fred Calvert
 	SCENE 4 	Gordon has set up a washtub filled with water, and has Jay and Ford race their toy boats from one end to the next by blowing on the sails to demonstrate how air can move sailboats.
 	Muppets 	Guy Smiley sings "Gone with the Wind" to a young woman. During the song, a very strong wind blows – making the leaves fly off the tree, causing the woman's house to collapse, and finally ripping Guy's clothes off.
 	SCENE 4cont'd	Gordon points out that air is also used to fill balloons. He has the kids fill up three, and points out which balloon is big, bigger and biggest.
 	Film 	"Big, Bigger, Biggest"A junior car dealer displays cars of different sizes to people of different sizes.
 	Cartoon 	Rocket countdown: The spectators take off.
 	SCENE 5 	Bob plays a game of "Three of These Things" on the stoop with Tracy and Leslie using musical instruments and a cushion.
 	Film 	A film of things that make sounds, including birds, farm animals, vehicles and footsteps. Is silence a sound?
 	SCENE 6 	In the kitchen, Gordon shows Steve how to get sounds (like music) by turning on a radio.
 	Cartoon 	A man explains the letter R with a radio. Once he starts singing, the radio decides to turn him off by tweaking his nose.
 	SCENE 6cont'd	Gordon turns the radio off and has Steve draw a capital and small R.
 	Cartoon 	R is for Rooster, and Robber, and Rake ... Artist: Fred Calvert
 	Muppets 	
 	SCENE 7 	Gordon and Steve go outside and see Alphabet Bates skywrite the letter O .
 	Muppets 	A group of Muppets (including Taminella Grinderfall and Sour Bird) repeat saying "Oh!" when they see a letter O.
 	Cartoon 	A song about a rolling O (repeat)
 	Film 	"Seven Song (Song of Seven)" (repeat)
 	Cartoon 	A male voice narrates a story of a jazzy triangle who loved to dance, and a square square. The triangle likes being flexible, but the square would rather be stiff and *square*.Music: "Waltz in Mean Time," David Lee
 	Film 	"Six Song (Song of Six)"
 	SCENE 8 	Bob and Leslie observe a baby ocelot. The credits roll as more kids come to play on the street, and Bob announces the sponsors.
 	CLOSING SIGN 	Bob holds the Sesame Street sign, and Gordon holds the Children's Television Workshop sign.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 1