Episode 1067

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	The Count has been placed in charge of Hooper's Store, grateful for the opportunity as there are so many things he can count. He counts the glasses and plates he’s just cleaned, and then the beachballs, dolls and trucks David has out for sale. He comes to realize that if products are sold off, they will no longer be around for him to count.
 	SCENE 1 cont'd 	Sure enough, Big Bird comes in to buy a ball for his upcoming trip to the beach but the Count talks him out of it, claiming nobody plays with them anymore and lists the “reasons” why. He persuades Big Bird to save his money and dig in the sand instead, so Big Bird finds a pail and shovel to purchase. The Count insists that he dig with his hands (or rather wings and feathers), as the pail “barely holds any sand at all” and recommends he uses a big bucket. Big Bird agrees and requests one, and the Count (excited that his plan is working) informs him that they don’t have any and sends the confused bird over to the hardware store. Once he’s gone, the Count sighs of relief.
 	Cartoon 	A magician tries to make six circles disappear.
 	SCENE 2 	Olivia comes into the store to buy a pencil. The Count offers the use of the store pencil tied to the soda spigot, but she wants a set of new ones she can take home, pointing to the glass container holding six pencils on the shelf. She takes them and counts them herself.
 	SCENE 2 cont'd 	Determined not to let the pencils out of his sight, the Count opens the register and plops in some money, claiming he's already bought them all. Olivia grows suspicious and gets the impression that the Count doesn’t want her to buy them and decides to go somewhere else to buy pencils, making the Count delighted.
 	Cartoon 	"Pinball Number Count" #6Artist: Jeff Hale
 	SCENE 3 	Gordon comes to Hooper's for an apple to go with his lunch, but once again the Count begins acting like there aren’t any in the store. Gordon reminds him where they’re kept, so the Count now claims that the apples aren’t any good and recommends he go buy one from Mr. Macintosh instead. (“Why, compared to his apples, these taste like old tennis balls!”) Gordon points out that it’s Mr. Macintosh’s day off, and asks why he can’t buy an apple right there. The Count gets desperate and responds by acting like Gordon doesn’t look too well (“Look, your hair is fallen out!”) and should go home.
 	SCENE 3 cont'd 	Just as Gordon begins suspecting something strange going on with the Count, Big Bird and Olivia return and the three talk about their failed attempts of buying something. They ask the Count what's going on, and he admits his strategy of not selling anything so he'll still be able to count them. As he breaks down crying, the others explain to him that things are in the store for people to buy and assure him that there will be a lot of other things left for him to count. Big Bird gives him a great idea - count all the items he sells! The Count loves the idea and starts hawking many more items they could all buy.
 	Cartoon 	A guru counts to twenty. (Spanish version)
 	SCENE 4 	David returns just in time to see his friends carrying large bundles of items out of the store. The Count tells him about how business was while he was gone and (despite David's protest) lists all the wonderful things he sold to his friends.
 	Film 	Milk! (From Farm To Market To Home)
 	Muppets 	The Anything Muppets sing "Brush Your Teeth."
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: C for carrot
 	Muppets 	
 	Cartoon 	A for Ape (who crashes into a tree and forms a SHAPE)
 	Muppets / Cast 	Bob sings "The People in Your Neighborhood" with the oilman and street cleaner.
 	Cartoon 	Animals walk.
 	Film 	The WALK sign flashes in a montage of people (and even dogs) walking in the city.
 	Film 	Slide puzzle - truck
 	Muppets 	The Martians examine a grandfather clock.
 	Song 	"Cooperation" - Kids cooperate to move a wooden structure.
 	Cast 	Bob and Mr. Hooper have a dispute over using a sole coat hanger for their coats. They eventually cooperate and put both their coats on the one hanger.
 	Cartoon 	On a snowy day, a cold man desires firewood. He carries a huge log up the hill multiple times, but it rolls down each time. Using his "wits," he pushes his house down to the bottom of the hill to be closer to the giant log.
 	Muppets 	
 	Cartoon 	A girl draws her version of a (stick-figure) man. A boy draws his version of a woman - the Mona Lisa.
 	Muppets / Celebrity	Judy Collins and Mr. Snuffleupagus sing a madrigal rendition of the alphabet.
 	Cartoon 	"The Story of A": A witch tells bored kids a story about the letter A involving an ant's apple getting stolen by an archer.
 	Film 	Ten hats on a hatrack
 	Film 	A Stool For Me
 	Muppets 	"Frazzle" with Frazzle and The Frazzletones
 	Insert 	Stevie Wonder teaches Grover how to sing loud and soft.
 	Song 	Joe Raposo sings "I'm an Aardvark."
 	Muppets 	Kermit the Frog counts six happy little Twiddlebugs, and when he is finished, the Twiddlebugs have a party.
 	Cartoon 	In rhyme, a man points out animals who stole and/or ruined his clothing.
 	SCENE 5 	David, Marlena, Jennifer and Scotty discuss the way two cats are the same and different.
 	Muppets 	
center 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: C - Cap
 	Muppets 	Harvey Kneeslapper looks inside a paper bag and laughs and asks his next victim, "Wanna see?" The man says yes, so Harvey puts a letter C on him.
 	Cartoon 	C for cat (impostor)
 	Cast 	On a desert island, a parched Luis finds a coconut, which has a letter C inside.
 	Cartoon 	"Cracks"A girl lying in bed imagines seeing cracks in the wall turning into animals and a monster.vocals: Dorothy Moskowitz
 	SCENE 6 	David and the kids continue playing with the cats as Big Bird announces the sponsors, encouraging the cats to say goodbye.
 	CLOSING SIGNS 	Baby Breeze, Betty Lou, & Prairie Dawn hold the Sesame Street sign, while two kids hold the CTW sign.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 9