Episode 0247

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	Gordon introduces Pete Seeger, who is once again hanging out on Sesame Street today. Also hanging out are Susan and some kids who are petting a live rabbit, prompting Pete to play "Mister Rabbit."
 	Cartoon 	L is for Ladder
 	Cartoon 	L is for Lips
 	Cast 	Bob reads the first half of "The Legend of the Lovely Lady Linda".
 	SCENE 2 	At Hooper's Store, Mr. Hooper puts away some glasses; Pete observes they aren't all alike. To find the one that doesn't belong, he and Pete sing "Three of These Things" as Pete plays the tune on his banjo. They deduce that the short glass doesn't belong with the tall ones.
 	Cast 	Bob continues reading "The Legend of the Lovely Lady Linda".
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: L for Light
 	Cartoon 	L is for Lunchbox
 	Film 	Hands build things out of triangles and squares while off-screen voices try to figure out what the constructions will be. (re-recorded music)
 	SCENE 3 	Farley has found a nickel on the sidewalk and uses it to buy some candy. He is about to eat it all up, when Bob helps him realize that if he eats all the candy now, he'll have nothing left until he gets his allowance in a few days. Farley decides to save some candy for tomorrow. This prompts Pete to sing "The People Are Scratchin'" to show how a whole town of people didn't plan well.
 	Film 	Kids count 20 penguins going down a slide.
 	Cartoon 	Jazz #7
 	Cartoon 	Seven monsters cause havoc in a village.Artists: Maurice Sendak, Fred Calvert
 	Muppets 	
 	Song 	Joe Raposo sings "Look a Little Closer." (hand)
 	SCENE 4 	Everyone assembles in the playground area to hear Pete play another song, and he begins to play "Little Sugar." Oscar happens by on a stroll and doesn't want to hear a nice, yucky song. He keeps getting closer to the group, claiming to find new things to be grouchy about. He sits in on Pete's song and really enjoys it, dancing along and drumming on a barrel. Afterward, he claims to hate it and continues enjoying himself.
 	Film 	Apes play at the zoo.
 	Muppets 	Bob and the Anything Muppets sing "The People in Your Neighborhood": Garbageman and Barber.
 	Celebrity 	Listen My Brother sings their own version of "The Alphabet Song."
 	Cartoon 	Jazz #7 (repeat)
 	SCENE 5 	Oscar personally doesn't want to hear Pete do another song, but sneaks a request for one anyhow. Everybody plays along as Pete sings "Join Into the Game."
 	Film 	There Once Was a Hand: Skip Hinnant narrates the story of an unhappy hand that wishes he could make a noise.
 	SCENE 6 	Pete now sings "The Grey Goose" for the group.
 	Muppets 	Cookie Monster hangs his head down in sadness. Ernie gives a lengthy speech on how looking up is the key to happiness. While his head's in the clouds, Cookie looks up toward Ernie's cookie box and empties it, making him happier.
 	Cartoon 	A painter paints all around the screen, eventually painting over himself.Music: Joe Raposo
 	Cartoon 	L is for Lips (repeat)
 	Muppets 	Marty sings The Beatles's song "The Word" with a trio of Anything Muppet hippies while assembling the word "love" with blocks.
 	Muppets 	Herry Monster (wearing a wig with a bow) spells out LOVE and kisses Tony.
 	Cartoon 	L is for Lunchbox (repeat)
 	Cartoon 	A janitor sweeps up his own footprints the wrong way, then the right way. Just then, a giant centipede leaves tracks all over the floor.Music: Joe Raposo
 	SCENE 7 	Gordon and Kim feed the rabbit, leading to Pete performing the "Animal Song" for the kids.
 	Muppets 	Fran Brill narrates as the Hands argue over a piece of cake before they decide to share it.
 	Cartoon 	I thought a thought ... about circles.Artist: Cliff Roberts
 	Cartoon 	Checkerboard transition cartoon
 	SCENE 7 	Pete reprises "Join in the Game" as everybody says goodbye. Oscar announces the sponsors.
 	CLOSING SIGNS	Susan and Gordon hold the Sesame Street sign, and Oscar holds the Children's Television Workshop sign.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 2