Episode 0101

Picture 	Segment 	Description
center250px|center	SCENE 1 	Susan says hello to some kids and welcomes the viewer. She displays the china platter she's polishing, which her grandmother had passed to her mother, who passed it down to her when she married Gordon. She comments that Gordon doesn't like it much, so it's usually stored away. She accidentally drops it, and sadly counts the six broken pieces.
 	Cartoon 	Jazz #6
 	Film 	"Six Song (Song of Six)."
center 	SCENE 1cont'd	Gordon comes home, and Susan feels upset about her accident with the platter. Gordon doesn't give it much thought, which further irritates Susan. They argue for a little bit, then Gordon decides to go for a walk. Susan says her mother always said to count to 10 before she lost her temper, but today she should have counted to 20.
 	Celebrity 	Pat Paulsen counts to 20.
center 	SCENE 2 	Gordon passes by Oscar's trash can. Oscar is delighted to learn about Gordon's fight with Susan, but tells him to keep it down because he's trying to take a nap. Susan empties some garbage into a nearby can, which includes the broken platter. Gordon tries to apologize, but Susan laments that the plate is already thrown out. Oscar, still wanting to get some sleep, relocates himself to the neighboring can and decides to help solve this quarrel by giving Gordon the pieces of the broken platter so he can glue it back together. Gordon remarks that with Oscar, "Sometimes a spoonful of medicine helps the sugar go down."
 	Muppets 	The Anything Muppets sing "A Spoonful of Sugar".
center 	SCENE 3 	Back in the kitchen, Gordon encounters Susan, who's baking a cake for him out of remorse. Gordon acknowledges her feelings, and then shows her the repaired plate. Susan thinks she'll finish making the cake before Buddy and Jim can finish making a sandwich.
 	Cast 	Buddy and Jim make a sandwich.
center 	SCENE 4 	Gordon says that when two people live together, they have to share things and cooperate. Have you ever had to share a pillow?
 	Muppets 	
center 	SCENE 5 	Bob, Lynn, Mary, and Chris look up and see Alphabet Bates skywrite the letter N .
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: N - Nail
 	Cartoon 	Eugene wants his talking crow Willis to name some N words, and Willis replies with "no," "nothing," "nobody" and "never."
center 	SCENE 6 	Mr. Hooper displays a capital and lowercase letter N, leading to a segment about big and little.
 	Film 	Two men, Big and Little, travel around playing the tuba and violin. Even though they’re different (Big has dark skin, and Little has light skin), together they make beautiful music.
center 	SCENE 7 	Bob, Lynn, and Mary observe and feed a one-week-old lamb. Bob points out that baby animals learn to walk, and introduces a film about a baby reindeer.
 	Film 	Sesame Street Animal Films: A baby reindeer takes its first steps. (with commentary from Bob and kids)
 	Cartoon 	K is for kitten.
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: K - Key
 	Muppets 	Cheers: The Anything Muppets cheer for the letter K. (version #2)
 	Celebrity 	Actor James Earl Jones recites the alphabet.
center 	SCENE 8 	Bob sits with one foot up on a bentwood chair. He "strums" the chair, and we hear a guitar being being played. Bob reveals what he has been hiding in his other hand: a guitar. He introduces a film about noises, saying that sometimes having a pair of magic glasses can help identify sounds.
 	Film 	"Noises"A boy named Julio uses "magic glasses" to see invisible things that make noises, including a train, a cat, a fire engine, a saw, and a man whistling. Can you make those noises?
center 	SCENE 8cont'd	Bob plucks and counts the six strings on the guitar.
 	Cartoon 	Jazz #6 (repeat)
 	Film 	"Six Song (Song of Six)." (repeat)
center 	SCENE 9 	Big Bird offers to help Mr. Hooper with making a sign advertising ink. Mr. Hooper reminds him that I is the first letter in "ink".
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: I - ice cream.
 	Cartoon 	A Gary Owens-voiced man attempts to discuss the letter I, but is jeered by an offscreen voice. The man uses him as an example of the word "impolite".
center 	SCENE 9cont'd	Mr. Hooper reminds Big Bird of the next letter in "ink": the letter N.
 	Cartoon 	Eugene wants his talking crow Willis to name some N words, and Willis replies with "no," "nothing," "nobody" and "never." (repeat)
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: N - Nail (repeat)
center 	SCENE 9cont'd	Mr. Hooper reminds Big Bird of the next letter in "ink": the letter K.
 	Cartoon 	Speech Balloon: K - Key (repeat)
center 	SCENE 9cont'd	The sign is finished, but Big Bird accidentally spills ink on it. Now people will know that Mr. Hooper has ink for sale!
 	Film 	There Once Was a Hand: Skip Hinnant narrates the story of an unhappy hand that wishes he could make a noise.
center 	SCENE 10 	Big Bird displays a friendly number 7 sitting on his wing. He sneezes, and it disappears.
 	Film 	"Seven Song (Song of Seven)"
 	Muppets 	A Muppet father and son switch roles in the forest. The father climbs trees and asks questions, while the son explains things.
center 	SCENE 11 	Bob, Gordon, and the kids observe a goose in the yard; Gordon asks Bob to sing a little of "Go Tell Aunt Rhody." Gordon signs off and Big Bird announces the sponsors, though another sneeze from him makes the number 7 disappear again.
center250px|center	CLOSING SIGNS	Bob and Mr. Hooper hold the Sesame Street sign, while Gordon and Susan hold the Children's Television Workshop sign.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 1