Episode 2003

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	Insert 	Gordon goes through a stretching routine in the yard during the early morning and explains to the camera that he like so get up this early because there's very little traffic and it's a pretty time of the day. He invites the viewer along for a jog, which is set to a spoof of the Chariots of Fire music, and consists of a montage of Gordon running through the city.
 	Cartoon 	L for life, love, lizard, leap and lumpArtist: Cliff Roberts
 	Muppets 	Alphabet Chat: Mr. Chatterly's poem on the letter L ends in chaos as usual.
 	Film 	Some kids learn how to use Logo, a computer programming language, to draw shapes on computers.
 	Cartoon 	A man (Jim Thurman) tries to get his dog to speak, but it makes other animal noises instead.Artist: Tom Gabbay
 	SCENE 1 	Uncle Wally recruits Bob to hold his letter L while he sings a song about being called "Uncle Wally." Bob is touched by the song, but asks why he's been holding the L; the song had nothing to do with the letter. Uncle Wally explains that he couldn't hold the letter if he wasn't going to sing about it.
 	Film 	Exploring on the ocean rocks
 	Muppets 	Grover sells newspapers in the street. He thinks they are for making paper hats, but a customer shows him they are actually for reading. The customer wants to buy a newspaper, but Grover won't stop reading the paper that the customer wants to buy. Grover reads about construction of a new building, a parade, and an expected rain shower, all of which occur as Grover reads.
 	Cartoon 	"L" for "Large" and "l" for "little"
 	Film 	How Crayons are MadeMusic: "Water Course A" and "Exchange" by Richard Harvey
 	Muppets 	The Twiddlebugs don't understand why they are getting all wet, while Mommy Twiddlebug isn't. They soon learn it's because she's inside the house. After they all huddle inside, Ernie finishes watering his plants.
 	Cartoon 	Two crows sing "Stones Don't Grow."Artist: Michael Sporn
 	SCENE 2 	Bob is confused when he sees Osvaldo teaching the Grouchketeers how to say the polite phrase, "¿Cómo está?" (meaning "How are you?" in Spanish). When they repeat it, Osvaldo snaps back, "How am I?! That's none of your business, that's how I am! Now, stop asking me that and leave me alone!"
 	Cartoon 	In still photographs, a boy asks his friend what his mother does. The mother's shoes become animated, as she describes what she did today. She turns out to be a policewoman.
 	Muppets 	A Large Lavender Live Hand Anything Muppet cowboy shouts across a canyon to hear the echo. "Yippee ki-yi-yo!" is repeated back to him perfectly. When he shouts "One!", the echo repeats back, "¡Uno!" The cowboy is startled. "Two!" he shouts, and the echo repeats, "¡Dos!" "You s'pose that's Mexico over there?" he asks. He continues to count to ten, with the echo repeating the numbers back in Spanish. Frustrated, he shouts, "How are you?" "¡Muy bien, gracias!" is the reply. "Oh, this is ridiculous," the cowboy says, and throws his cowboy hat into the canyon. A sombrero is thrown back in return.
 	Cartoon 	Millie and Molly argue over whether to get a pet cat or a dog, so their mom gets them a turtle instead.
 	Film 	Stacy gets an examination at the eye doctor's and receives a new pair of glasses.
 	Cartoon 	K for keyhole, ketchup, and kitten
 	Insert 	Big Bird finds out how many feet Mr. Snuffleupagus has.
 	Cartoon 	A spring bounces under and over animals.
 	Cast 	Olivia sings a disco song about the "Don't Walk" sign with Susan and Maria as backup.
 	Cartoon 	Karen the Kangaroo talks about words that start with the letter K. Featuring the sped-up voice of Gene Moss.
 	Muppets 	The Martians find a telephone.
 	Cartoon 	Kids see animals in their alphabet soup.Artist: Michael Sporn
 	SCENE 3 	At Hooper's Store, Ferlinghetti Donizetti drives David bonkers with his constant rhyming. David finally silences him when Mrs. Trump enters for lunch. Unfortunately, she also rhymes whatever David says and strikes up an instant bond with Ferlinghetti.
 	Cartoon 	Donnie Budd counts six snails, six ships, and six whales.Artist: Bud Luckey
 	Muppets 	Bert says his favorite number is Six.
 	Cartoon 	A cat chases a mouse into a mouse hole. The cat and mouse make music as they hit the wall, until the cat breaks through the mouse hole.Artist: The Hubleys
 	Film 	Jack RabbitMusic: Joe Raposo
 	Cartoon 	"The Little Letter L: A Poem by Louise"Artist: Bruce Cayard
 	Muppets 	The Count counts as Suzanne Farrell spins around. Monsters offer her some flowers, and the Count counts the bouquets.
 	Animation	The big green balls and one little orange ball ride over the top of the hills. The little one can't make it over the big hill, but conquers the small hill.
 	Muppets 	At a library, Cookie Monster asks an Anything Muppet librarian for a box of cookies. The librarian becomes extremely frustrated because Cookie Monster doesn't understand the library doesn't have cookies!
 	Cartoon 	The Typewriter: L for lion
 	SCENE 4 	David asks Ferlinghetti to sign off, being too wiped out from his antics to do so. Ferlinghetti delivers a slick rhyme about today's sponsors to a jazzy version of the theme song.
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 2003
 2003
Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 16