Sesame Street: Season 2: Episode 131 (1970)

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	Gordon finds Ernie and Bert arguing over which of them is taller. As a solution, Gordon lifts Ernie up so he's taller than Bert, yet he's outsized by Big Bird.
 	Celebrity 	Arte Johnson talks about short and tall.
 	Cartoon 	An N-terview with an N
Artist: John Paratore
 	Film 	"Doll House"
cut from the Noggin version
 	SCENE 2 	After Mr. Hooper spills a glass of milk, Big Bird sings "Everyone Makes Mistakes", followed by a parade of kids, Gordon, Susan and Bob. Oscar makes two brief cameos. When Big Bird climbs into his nest, he accidentally steps on a letter J, which the cast passes around.
 	Song 	Joe Raposo sings "J Jump."
 	SCENE 3 	Continuing from Scene 2, the cast throws the J from person to person. Cookie Monster finally eats the J.
 	Celebrity 	Bill Cosby plays twins who recite the alphabet together.
cut from the HBO Max version
 	Film 	A film of kids riding their bikes to the zoo. The kids look at zoo animals.
When aired on Noggin, the last twenty seconds of this film was cut for time.
 	Cartoon 	Q -- that funny looking thing.
 	Celebrity 	Arte Johnson talks about Q and U.
 	Cartoon 	A dog learns about U.
Artist: John Paratore
 	Cast 	Larry and Phyllis try to sing, but Larry can only make a honking sound while Phyllis can only make a beeping sound.
 	Muppets 	Ernie & Bert — Ernie declares that he's "the world's greatest counter of numbers". To prove it, he counts from 1 to 10, but every time Bert interrupts him, Ernie starts over again. This slowly drives Bert crazy.
(First: Episode 0107)
The last few seconds with Bert banging his head and running to the camera screaming was cut on this episode.
 	SCENE 4 	Susan and Bob play "One of These Things" with Grover.
This scene includes a blooper in which Bob accidentally gets Grover's name wrong. After Bob makes a joke of it, the game continues.
 	Muppets 	Cookie Monster and Herry sing "Circles."
 	Cartoon 	Today's Secret Drawing: the letter M
 	Song 	"Fireman Ready to Go"
 	Celebrity 	Arte Johnson pops in for one more word.
When aired on Noggin, this segment appears before the "Secret Drawing: M" animation, since that segment preceded a commercial break.
 	Cartoon 	A polar bear learns what "EXIT" means.
Animation: John and Faith Hubley
 	Muppets 	Ernie & Bert — Bert complains that he can't sleep, because Ernie left the faucet dripping. Ernie drowns out the sound of the water dripping with louder noises.
 	Cartoon 	A gorilla who knows G words applies for a job.
 	Celebrity 	Carol Burnett demonstrates "what you can do with your nose."
 	Muppets 	Guy Smiley hosts the game show "What's My Part?". The contestant is Mr. Nose. The panelists -- Bennett Snerf, Arlene Frantic, and Cookie Monster -- don't know what a nose is, because none of them have noses.
 	SCENE 5 	Oscar the Grouch's grandmother, Granny Grouch, comes to visit. Granny Grouch likes to kiss Oscar on the cheek, because he hates it so much.
 	Celebrity 	The stars of Bonanza -- Michael Landon, Lorne Greene, and Dan Blocker -- count up to 20.
 	Muppets 	Grover, lost in a scary forest, sings "I Whistle a Happy Tune" to keep his spirits up. He bumps into a monster -- but it's Cookie Monster, who happily joins in the song. Then they run into a little boy, and they run away, panicked.
 	Cartoon 	K is for kiss.
Animation: John and Faith Hubley
 	Muppets 	Ernie opens his lunchbox and finds that half of his chicken salad sandwich is missing. Sherlock Hemlock, the world's greatest detective, investigates this fiendish crime. It turns out that Sherlock himself ate half of Ernie's sandwich.
 	SCENE 6 	Big Bird almost gets hit by a car; Gordon tells him he should not cross the street until the traffic light turns green.
cut from the Noggin version
 	Film 	Traffic light.
cut from the Noggin version
 	SCENE 7 	The cast waves goodbye. Bob announces the sponsors.
 	CLOSING SIGNS	Bob and Gordon hold up the Sesame Street sign while Susan and Mr. Hooper hold up the CTW sign at the end.
Category:Sesame Street
Category:Sesame Street Episodes
Category:1970