Episode 3626 (2007 Remake)

Original Premiere: April 7, 1997
Defunct: August 29, 1997
Update Premiere (season 38): September 27, 2007 (premiered 11am)
Sponsors: H, 20
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== Broadcast ==
Picture	Segment 	Description
 	COLD OPENING 	What's the Word on the Street?: chapterMeaning: The name of the story when the other continues
 	STREET STORY 	When the theme song is over, the title card appears, reading the name. The storyteller (Chris Knowings) narrates the story. The princesses (Rosita and Abby) love their favorite toy, a stick. To show how much they love it, they decide to buy a nice ribbon to decorate it with. They leave the stick behind as they go off. Just then, two baseball players (Luis and Miles) are sad because they don't have a bat. They spot the stick and think it will be perfect. They take it to the park and when the princesses return, they weep for their missing stick. The ball players leave the stick behind as they go get a drink. Soon, a hat catcher (Gabi) comes by, sad that one of his hats is stuck out of reach in a tree. He spots the stick and uses it to retrieve the hat, making him happy. The ball players return to see their stick is gone and join the princesses as they all sob together. As the chapter segues, the hat catcher leaves the stick behind and a fisherman (Telly) happens upon in. He needs a fishing pole and thinks the stick will work fine. He takes it to the pond and catches a large fish (Alan). The hat catcher sees the stick is missing and cries, joined by the princesses and ball players. But wait, the story is not over yet! In the last chapter, the fisherman leaves the stick with the fish as he goes to get a drink. The fish also becomes thirsty and dives into the pond, taking the stick with him. The fisherman returns and begins sobbing when he sees the stick is gone. Everyone joins him in crying, when the fish returns with the stick. Since they all want it, he suggests they cooperate and take turns, giving them all a happy ending.
 	Song 	Alain Le Lait sings "Sit Down, Stand Up".
 	Celebrity 	Jill Hennessy, she demonstrates the word "chapter". She couldn't understand what it means. She looks it up in the dictionary and then finds it.
 	Film 	A girl uses an instant camera to take pictures of her friends, who demonstrate several emotions.
 	Song 	"Happy Happiness"
 	Phonics 	The Letter of the Day: HAfter Cookie Monster promises not to eat the letter H, Prairie Dawn retorts that he will eat it: she mimics his typical speech and behavior in these segments, even eating the H herself after losing control.Words begin with H: "heavenly", "heart-shaped", "homemade", "hazelnut" "hungry" and "help"
 	Film 	Henry and Hillary have a holiday picnic with the letter H.
 	Worms in Space 	In outer space, worms form the letter H.
 	Song 	"Get On Up (Everybody Move)"
 	Film 	A group of traveling flashlights welcomes a fancy lamp into their group.
 	Cartoon 	Cavemen observe and make their own cave paintings.
 	Counting Organ 	The Number of the Day: 20A huge monolith of the number 20 arrives because 20 is the Number of the Day. ("What took you so long?")
 	Song 	"OK, We Got a Hip Hop Beat" - #20
 	Film 	Growing Numbers #20
 	American Monster Classics	Cookie Monster is proud to present the classic of today's number of the day "Rocky 20", the story of twenty rocks. In this classic, a giant rock (voiced by Sylvester Stallone) does a training montage when the song parody of "Eye of the Tiger" plays. After the story, a rock falls on the book, breaking it.
 	Muppets 	Bert tells Ernie that the perfect way to start the day is with a big bowl of oatmeal, but Ernie disagrees; saying that the "perfect" way to start the day is with a frog, who can count to 100 by tens. The frog ends up "knee-deep" in Bert's oatmeal.
 	Song 	Cookie Monster sings "What is Friend?" over scenes of a kid playing with his friend.
 	Insert 	Elmo's World: FriendsMeaning: A lot of you may be asking if Elmo could be the king so Chris Knowings would tell the story "The King And His Stick", a popular story idea from The King and I.
 	ENDING SCENE 	Real People Tales: BrookeAt night, Abby Cadabby plays peek-a-boo with Marco, and reads him a short bedtime story from her "Real People Tales" book. She turns the book into a pumpkin, and Gina announces the sponsors.
== Trivia ==
*The exact same sponsors are similar to episode 4145: Fairy Tale Emergencies.
Category:The Words on the Street Episodes