Episode 0304

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	Luis shows the word "sit," but laments over having nothing to sit on. He decides to sit anyway and admits it feels good, chair or no chair.
 	Cartoon 	A man teaches his dog Rover how to read the word SIT.
 	Muppets 	An Anything Muppet sings "Minute Waltz."
 	Cartoon 	A voice asks a face if it's aware of the letter S, and it is revealed that the face belongs to a snake.Artists: The Hubleys
 	SCENE 2 	Molly helps Oscar count out eight letters she delivers for him. After taking up her time trying to figure out the best way to count them, he asks her to throw them out; he hates getting letters. Annoyed, she tosses them in his trash can.
 	Animation 	"The King of Eight"
 	Film 	George the Farmer's ladder gets taller and shorter, as does his box of berries.
 	Cartoon 	Superman demonstrates the letter S and some of the words it stands for.
 	Muppets 	Sherlock Hemlock investigates the sound of the letter S.
 	SCENE 3 	In a scene spoken entirely in Spanish, Antonio attempts to attach a net to a basketball hoop while Luis pumps up a basketball. However, Antonio's too short to reach, so they switch jobs.
 	Cartoon 	S is for subway, sailboat, sled, scooter, skates, skis, and stop.Artists: The Hubleys
 	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 	S is for snow, Santa, and sleigh.
 	Film 	Elephants in the zoo.
 	Muppets 	David says he can count to twelve hundred, but Farley would prefer just hearing him count to twelve.
 	SCENE 4 	Molly plays a game with Fanny and Pamela, where they match a picture of a smiling girl with the same face (as some of the pictures have missing body parts).
 	Animation 	Bridge Dot & Hill A-1
 	Muppets 	Western: Four Anything Muppet cowboys put up a Wanted poster for "the Great Cookie Thief", who's been stealing cookies from all the bakeries in these here parts. Cookie Monster is standing in front of the poster, and the others suspect that he's the Great Cookie Thief -- he has the same googly eyes, the same blue fur, and the same Western hat. They confront Cookie Monster, but he denies the charge: "Not have same mustache!" He shouts, "Look over there!" -- and while they're distracted, he draws a mustache on the poster. They apologize -- but then Cookie Monster takes off his hat, and cookies fall out. The Great Cookie Thief makes his escape.
 	Animation 	Dot & Hill A-2
 	SCENE 5 	Gordon compliments Marty on the wooden sailboat he made all by himself. Fremont comes by with a nicer looking sailboat, but he explains that it's store bought. When he learns that Marty built his on his own, he asks if he can teach him how to do it.
 	Muppets 	A yellow hand tries to match a glass of milk to a picture of an object that produced the milk. A purple hand tries to help it out.
 	Animation 	Dot & Hill A-4
 	SCENE 6 	Antonio and another kid demonstrate shorter and longer with pieces of licorice.
 	Cartoon 	Alice Braithwaite Goodyshoes and a monster use hot dogs to demonstrate "long" and "short."
 	Film 	Kids narrate a film about shorter and longer skirts.
 	Cartoon 	A sprightly seal tells the story of six silly sailors who split up on a see-saw.Artist: Tee Collins
 	SCENE 7 	Mr. Snuffleupagus arrives at Big Bird's nest, looking for something to drink. Big Bird awakens from his nap and asks Snuffy to wait right here while he goes to get him a glass of water. Snuffy wonders what "wait right here" means, and leaves.
 	Cartoon 	Jack waters a B, which grows into a B-stalk. He climbs it and travels to the Land of B.
center 	Muppets 	
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: B for Bug
 	SCENE 8 	Big Bird returns to his nest to find Luis and a girl feeding a cat. He asks Luis if he's seen the Snuffleupagus, but Luis isn't sure. Maybe he has and just hasn't realized it, so he asks Big Bird to describe him. Big Bird conjures an image in his mind of the Snuffleupagus with four legs, and he's very thirsty. Luis points to the cat who's enjoying some milk. Big Bird acknowledges the similarities but says they're different too.
 	Cartoon 	S is for subway, sailboat, sled, scooter, skates, skis, and stop. (repeat)
 	Muppets 	Grover and Oscar recite the alphabet.
 	Cartoon 	Superman demonstrates the letter S and some of the words it stands for. (repeat)
 	Film 	A dolphin walks backwards on the water.Music: Joe Raposo
 	SCENE 9 	Big Bird asks Molly if she's seen the Snuffleupagus, which he describes as brown with four legs. Molly points to the chair and says she was just about to sit on it. Big Bird says that's not it and keeps looking.
 	Cartoon 	S is for snow, Santa, and sleigh. (repeat)
 	Animation 	A 3 looks for its house.
 	Cartoon 	A voice asks a face if it's aware of the letter S, and it is revealed that the face belongs to a snake. (repeat)
 	Song 	Joe Raposo sings "New Life."
 	SCENE 10 	Gordon and Melody talk about where the dirt on the windows came from, discussing what air pollution is.
 	Cartoon 	Jack waters a B, which grows into a B-stalk. He climbs it and travels to the Land of B. (repeat)
 	Muppets 	Grover and Herbert Birdsfoot count to twenty.
 	Animation 	"The King of Eight" (repeat)
 	Celebrity 	Peggy Fleming skates a figure 8.
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: B for Bug (repeat)
 	SCENE 11 	Big Bird hasn't found Mr. Snuffleupagus yet despite having asked everyone if they've seen him. He thinks it's strange that no one has ever seen him. As he goes on, a snuffle emerges from behind the construction doors and drinks up the water. Gordon announces the sponsors
 	CLOSING SIGNS	Antonio holds the Sesame Street sign, while Molly holds the CTW sign.
==Gallery==
Snuffleupagus illustration used for scenes 8 and 9 by Peggy Owens Skillen.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 3