Episode 0857

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	As David restocks the newsstand at Hooper's Store, Luis arrives with the store's newly-fixed toaster. David is eager to use it since he missed breakfast, but the toaster ends up burning the bread. David questions Luis' fixing ability, while Luis criticizes David for having the toaster set wrong. Luis comments that he believes he can run the store better than David, who also thinks he can run the Fix-it Shop better. They make an agreement to switch jobs, trade their toolbelt and apron, and shake on it.
 	Cartoon 	Five purple konkers disappear one by one, until two of them have a yellow honker together.
 	SCENE 2 	Luis is now running Hooper's Store, where a Muppet kid asks for a hamburger, Leah asks for a sandwich, and Susan comes in for a cup of coffee. In his hectic rush, he accidentally gives the kids the wrong orders. To make matters worse, he then puts sugar on the burger, then pours pepper and ketchup into Susan's coffee. The customers leave, and Luis wonders what to do with the ruined orders; Oscar arrives, wanting to take them for himself.
 	Film 	A baby messes around (literally) with a chocolate cookie, as Cookie Monster (in voice-over) wishes it were for him.
 	Muppets 	The Count extinguishes electric candles by counting them with his finger. As he heads up the stairs for bed, he steps on Fatatita. He also tells his wolf Yuba to run and play with his friends.
 	SCENE 3 	At the Fix-it Shop, David almost misses a call from Bob but assures him that he will get his radio fixed. After he mixes up the broken parts of the radio, Big Bird arrives to have his clock fixed. David attempts to get the chime working again, but Big Bird becomes upset with him when the clock won't stop chiming.
center 	Animation 	Scanimate Films #4
 	Song 	Sesame Street Animal Films: Caroll Spinney sings "Rock-a-bye Baby" to a sleepy koala.
 	Cartoon 	Picnic with P foods (carried away by ants)Artist: Cliff Roberts
 	SCENE 4 	A worn out Luis and David meet up outside the stores and admit that their respective jobs are much better for them to do rather than the other's. They go back to their old jobs, and make a new deal: Luis agrees to fix David's malted machine for no charge, and David will thank Luis with a free malted afterward.
 	Muppets 	Grover the Salesman: Grover wants to sell Kermit the Frog some earmuffs, but Kermit doesn't have ears, so Grover gives Kermit some big human ears.
 	Cartoon 	A little girl sings "The Alphabet Song," while continually admonished by an adult in voice-over. (ending cut)
 	Song 	Joe Raposo sings "Everybody Sleeps."
 	Cartoon 	P is for Pillow
 	Animation 	Sand P/p
 	Muppets 	Luis reads "The King Banishes the Letter P."
 	Cartoon 	Willie Wimple went a-boatin' and polluted the river.Artist: Abe Levitow
 	Cartoon 	Checkerboard transition cartoon
 	Film 	A wheel rolls away from a junkyard. A boy captures it to complete his wagon.
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 	SCENE 5 	Oscar shows Susan and the kids the piece of ratty burlap he intents to use for curtains for the billiard room inside his trash can. Susan and the kids point out that the design on the burlap contains several happy faces hidden within. They find them all, but Oscar points out the one sad face they didn't find: his own.
 	Cartoon / Film	Things that begin with N: nail, nest, net, notebook, needle, noodle, nuts, napkins, nose. (Don't make noise at night). The letter N is nice.
 	Muppets 	Little Jerry and the Monotones sing "Proud."
 	Film 	Two boys each have five cents - one has five pennies, one has a nickel. They see a dime along the way, which is worth ten. They ask the man at the store for change for the dime, and he gives them a nickel and five pennies. They spend their pennies, but then they want to buy an ice cream for ten cents and the machine only takes dimes. They give the store man their nickels in exchange for a dime and they share a fudgesicle.
 	Cartoon 	Donnie Budd counts four lions.Artist: Bud Luckey
 	Film 	A figure skater illustrates forward and backward
 	Cartoon 	Caterpillars Never Wear Brown BootsArtist: Jeff Hale
 	Muppets 	An Anything Muppet boy teaches "forward" and "backward" with a group of Muppets who keep running over the boy when his back is turned. (Spanish soundtrack)
 	SCENE 6 	Susan plays a “Three of These Things” game with newspapers held by Luis, Oscar, Biff, and David. Oscar's newspaper is bigger than the others, but it's different in another way - instead of reading it, he's trying to sleep under it.
 	Cartoon 	A boy points to himself and says, "ME."
 	Muppets 	Grover sees the word "me" and shouts the word.
 	Film 	Body part shout-out
 	Muppets 	
 	Film 	A boy paints a picture of a porcupine on glass.
 	Muppets 	Big Bird sings "I Just Adore Four" with The Happy Squares.
center 	Muppets 	Kermit's Lectures: Kermit talks about hair. According to Kermit, "Hair is a part of you. It is not a part of me, because I am a frog." He points out that some people have hair on their heads, while others have it on their faces. But if you have hair all over your body -- like Beautiful Day Monster, who emerges brushing himself and singing "A pretty girl is like a melody ..." -- then you're a monster!
 	SCENE 7 	As the kids play, David announces the sponsors.
 	CLOSING SIGNS 	David holds the Sesame Street sign, and Luis and Susan hold the Children's Television Workshop sign.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 7