Episode 3633 (2006 Remake)

Premiere: 1998 (Original)
Defunct: 1998
Update on PBS: September 12, 2006 (12pm timeslot)
Sponsors: O, 7
Previous: The Prince and the Pig
Next: Sir Count-a-Lot
== Cold opening ==
You never know who you'll meet on Sesame Street - The Prince and the Pig!
== Original broadcast ==
Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 	Oscar brings his toaster to the Fix-It Shop for repair (it won't burn his toast), but Maria has stepped out, leaving Gabi to mind the store. Oscar doesn't mind waiting (he prefers it), when two characters announce their presence - The Prince and the Pig. They claim to be great characters from the greatest story every told...only it hasn't been written yet. They ask Oscar to write their story, but he naturally declines. Gabi, despite being pressed for time, decides to help and gets a pad and pen. The Prince and the Pig visit Numberland to count to 10. They count on the numbered flags and discover the "7" is missing!Street Scene 2: The story gets cut short when Maria returns and sends Gabi to her piano lesson. The Prince and the Pig are sad and ask Maria to finish it, but she has already promised to fix Oscar's toaster. Oscar refuses as well and tells Maria he'll be back later. The Prince and Pig call out in distress for a writer.In the yard, Alan requests them his permission to continue the story. Next, the Prince and Pig meet the two-headed Alster who likes to find things. They argue over which way to go and decide to compromise and stay put.
 	Phonics 	The Letter of the Day: O (part 1)Cookie Monster thinks he can avoid eating the Letter O Cookie by mailing it away in a box.
 	Film 	Somebody Say O
 	Phonics 	The Letter of the Day: O (part 2)Grover the mail carrier picks up the package, and delivers it right back to Cookie. Cookie eats the Letter O cookie. ("I do not think he misunderstands the concept of the postal service.")
 	Film 	In a dreamlike sequence, a family discovers a huge letter O.
 	SCENE, cont'd. 	The Prince and Pig are back where they started, when they meet a green Grouch, who hides a 7 behind his back. Successfully completed, the Prince and Pig pass the Grouch test by wearing smelly gym socks on their noses, rolling in the mud and yelling "Wubba wubba!" They're able to count all the way to 10, thus ending their story. Oscar hopes they hated the story, but they love it; they want him to write all their stories from now on!
 	Insertafter street scene 2 is played 	Journey to Ernie: Dinosaur AgeBig Bird searches for Ernie behind the biggest dinosaur.Clue: Ernie is hiding behind the biggest dinosaur.Characters Big Bird talked to: A triceratops
 	Muppetsbefore third/final street scene begins	Bert shows Ernie his trick of picking up paper clips without using his fingers. The answer is a magnet, but Ernie says Bert's trick is mistaken, since he used his fingers to pick up the magnet.
 	Interntional 	Global Grover: PhilippinesGrover returns from the Philippines with a slide. In his film, Rodrigo and his family play at a Manila park.Afterwards, a pair of Filipino monkeys arrive to take their slide back home.
 	Counting Organ 	The Number of the Day: 7Seven dancing chickens show up for the number of the day.
 	Blues 	Seven catsArtist: Laura di Trapani
 	Film 	Two Detectives believe that Lucky #7 ate (8) 9 because 6 is afraid of 7. Lucky #7 (played by Todd Barry) explains that the number 7 is used for the days of a week and the number of colors on a rainbow. Finally, 8 and 9 appear unharmed and Lucky #7 is now free.
 	Muppets 	Elmo's World: Building ThingsEKA: Episode 4120Meaning: Most problems were the Prince and the Pig can build flags and paint numbers in them! Oh and by the way, we've captured the Oscar; the number thief!
 	Insert 	The Adventures of Trash GordonChapter 269On the Planet of the Stinky Sock, Trash copes with its lone resident by taking off his own sock, forming a pair.
== Trivia ==
*"This is the Game Today" is replaced by "Journey to Ernie" for the rest of the season.
*This marks the 2006 Number of the Day's reused segment for 2002's organ segments.
Category:Sesame Storytelling Episodes