Episode 1087

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	Big Bird rushes over to Hooper's Store with news for Gordon, Olivia, and Mr. Hooper, but he's too overwhelmed to spit it out. He manages to get enough words out to alert them that the bookmobile has just arrived down the block. The adults go to check it out, while Big Bird goes off to tell more kids about it (including Farley and Marty).
 	SCENE 1 cont'd	The three reach the bookmobile, where Bob is seen reading to one child. They meet the librarian Ms. Rice, who tells them about all the bookmobile has to offer (including record albums and even movie screenings). The adults leave, but promise to return soon.
 	SCENE 1 cont'd	As they come back to Sesame Street, Big Bird is still in a tizzy over the news. The adults remind him that it's his turn to visit the bookmobile too.
 	Cartoon 	Kids hear an L poem.
 	Muppets 	Super Grover: Janet Fringle needs help carrying many boxes. Super Grover suggests gluing them together, but she eventually figures out that taking them one at a time will work.
 	Cartoon 	L is for Lips
 	Film 	Joe Raposo: Road Runner (instrumental)
 	Animation 	Today's Secret Drawing is an astronaut.
 	Muppets 	
 	SCENE 2 	On the 123 Sesame Street stoop, Olivia shows the kids her photo album of various kinds of homes. She sings "Home Is" over the various still shots from around the world.
 	Cartoon 	A man jumps into a poster of Lake Lillian.
 	Film 	Snow in the cityMusic: Joe Raposo
 	Insert 	The Alphabet Dancers form a letter L.
 	Film 	Most animals have two eyes, ears, etc. ... but some snakes have two heads.Music: Joe Raposo
 	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.
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: L for Light
 	Film 	Lions walk down a trail. Music: Joe Raposo
 	Cartoon 	L es para luz
 	Muppets 	Lefty's boss makes sure Lefty knows the alphabet.
 	SCENE 3 	Oscar the Grouch visits the bookmobile to see if they have any books that appeal to Grouches. Ms. Rice has a couple on hand, but what Oscar really needs is a particular grouch cookbook for an intimate gathering he's having later. She finds it's already been checked out by Melvin Meanie. Oscar bemoans that he'll have to serve his usual recipe for an anchovy dish, but can't remember all the ingredients. Ms. Rice knows it from memory, admitting she's read the cookbook just like all the other books in stock. Oscar falls for her and invites her to dinner.
 	Cartoon 	A boy talks about his pet letter Y, named Yetta.
 	Muppets 	Kermit and Tracy count to 10.
 	Film 	The Mad Painter #10
 	Insert 	Scanimate Films #10
 	Muppets 	Bip Bippadotta and friends show none, some and all.
 	Cartoon 	The weary traveler asks the wise man to demonstrate none, some, most and all with a basket of oranges.
 	Cast 	David, alone on a desert island, finds a bottle with a genie (Maria) inside it, and wishes for a boat. But Maria keeps mishearing the request and instead gives him a coat and a (live) goat. Finally she gives him a boat ... but it's not the kind of boat he was hoping for.
 	Film 	While walking and reading the newspaper, a man barely avoids DANGER on three occasions, but then gets hit by a revolving door.
 	Muppets 	Five balls get together to play basketball. It takes them awhile to count themselves, but then they realize they don't have a ball.
 	Film 	Kids count 20 penguins going down a slide.
 	Insert 	Piano Bridge #2 - A pianist plays a short, slow jazz tune.
 	Cartoon 	Two lines intersect at the middle of the screen and have an argument; they cooperate by making a cross.
 	Film 	Most animals have two eyes, ears, etc. ... but some snakes have two heads. (repeat)
 	Celebrity 	The Deadly Nightshade plays a tune with the kids accompanying on various instruments.
 	Cartoon 	Various renderings of the word DANGER.Artists: The Hubleys
 	Muppets 	(alternate take)
 	Cartoon 	A boy can yell and yodel, and his dog can yelp and yowl. They can both yawn.
 	SCENE 4 	Mr. Hooper returns to the bookmobile with some books he's had since his childhood (including Alice Through the Looking Glass, Robin Hood, and selections by Mark Twain and Sholem Aleichem). He knows an operation like this has little money to buy new books, so he's giving these to the bookmobile so others may enjoy them. Within moments, kids come in and start leafing through his collection. Oscar announces the sponsors.
 	CLOSING SIGNS 	Baby Breeze, Betty Lou, & Prairie Dawn hold the Sesame Street sign, while two kids hold the CTW sign.
==Gallery==
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 9