Episode 3604

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	SCENE 1 	Bob runs to Gordon's apartment window and asks if he's ready to go on their afternoon jog in the park, but he's not quite ready yet. Telly barges in to help announce the letters and number of the day when a postal worker (Julianne Buescher) arrives to deliver a letter for him. An excited Telly mentions to Bob that it's the first letter he's gotten in his life, and he's so excited that he doesn't know what to do. Bob insists he open the envelope, but Telly is too worked up to do it himself so he he lets Bob open it instead.
 	Film 	A girl writes a letter to her grandmother about going to summer camp.
 	Cartoon 	Hands embrace the word "LOVE."
center 	Muppets 	Cookie Monster sings "You Made Me Love You."
 	Cartoon 	A postal worker tells the viewer what the post office is good for.Artist: Cliff Roberts
 	Film 	Two boys walk though a city neighborhood to some funky break dancing music.
 	Cartoon 	The letter S grows on a vine.
 	Film / Muppets 	Alphaquest: SA swimsuit, Grover as a silly surfer, a seagull, the sunset and a submarine.
 	Cartoon 	Characters on a quilt form the letter S.Artist: Karen Aqua
 	SCENE 2 	Gordon exits his apartment to find Telly happy with his first letter. He and Bob start to set off on their jog when Telly's happy mood suddenly changes; he's too excited that he can't even read the letter. Gordon and Bob decide to read it for him, as Bob thinks it will only take a short time to do so. However, Telly states that this is a very special occasion and runs off to grab some items.
 	Animation 	Luxo Jr. displays its front and back, eventually getting exhausted.
 	Song 	"Dancin' Shoes"
 	Cartoon 	Kids count one duck in the pond
 	Muppets 	Celina and Zoe talk about the number one and count the things they have one of.
 	Cartoon 	Number Guy sings "How Many Birds Can Fit on This Wire?" One bird provides the answer.
 	Film 	Wegman's dogs: Old Mother Hubbard
 	Animation 	A sign above a bathroom reads "boys", while boys exit the room.
 	SCENE 3 	Telly returns with a radio, Freddy, and a bow tie, since he thinks a monster should dress up for any special occasion. Bob turns on the music (a simple fanfare), and Gordon reads the letter. It turns out the letter is from Telly's cousin Amanda, who wants him to write her back. Thinking they're done, Gordon and Bob start to leave when Telly interrupts and worries that he can't write. The two offer to help him write his letter... but after Telly goes to get the supplies they need.
 	Song 	"Write Your Name"
 	Cartoon 	Mi kat iz ... gone
 	Muppets 	Kingston Livingston III sings "A Cat Had a Birthday."
 	Animation 	J / j Gregorian chant
 	Film 	A man in a J costume jumps at the beach.
 	Cartoon 	The 'J' TrainVoice: Daws Butler
 	SCENE 4 	Meeting in the yard, the group begins to write Telly's letter. Since he doesn't know how to write a letter, Gordon and Bob suggest using the same elements from Amanda's letter, like beginning it with "Dear...", asking "How are you," and ending it with "Love..." Telly doesn't think it's quite enough, so Bob asks him to name some things he did today. His list of events end up being more than the two expect, and Telly runs home to get some more paper.
 	Cartoon 	Dinah from South Carolina exchanges letters with her friend Ling Lu in China.Artist: ArtistMike
 	Song 	Kevin Clash sings "(I Eat With) Chopsticks" over a film of kids doing so.
 	Muppets 	The Two-Headed Monster finds a piano and decides to play it. The left half wants to play short notes, while the other half prefers to run his fingers across the keyboard. They decide to cooperate, and both use their notes to play "Chopsticks".
 	Cartoon 	"Four Friends" - a reggae song about a group of animals who wash a car together.(re-recorded version)Artist: Michael Sporn
 	Film 	A saxophone is made in a factory, while a solo saxophone underscores the process.
 	Film 	A girl flies and form a circle.
 	Celebrity 	Take 6 sings their own version of The Alphabet Song.
 	Cartoon 	A boy learns to play his violin by practicing.
 	SCENE 5 	Telly's list of events keep going on when Bob has to stop writing because of his sore hand. Concerned about his hand, Telly suggests he take a break. However, that doesn't mean Gordon doesn't have to write, so Telly makes him take over Bob's job.
 	Cartoon 	A family goes over their camping checklist before they leave for the woods.
 	Muppets 	Camp Wannagohoma: Grover tries to teach his campers (including Roosevelt Franklin) about what an island is, but he gets his vocabulary mixed up. He also fails to notice when the campers board the motorboat for lunch, leaving him stranded.
 	Song 	Joe Raposo sings "There's a Bird On Me."
 	Cartoon 	S for SnailArtist: Jeff Hale
 	Muppets / Celebrity	Carol Channing sings a spoof of "Hello, Dolly!" with Sammy the Snake, praising his ability to look and sound like an S.
 	Animation 	Airplanes carve the capital and lowercase S.
 	Film 	Kids make the city traffic "stop" and "go."
 	SCENE 6 	After Telly's list of events reaches an end, Gordon has him sign the letter so the two can leave. Telly points out one more thing that's missing - the sponsors, which Telly writes himself. Just before Gordon and Bob finally go for their jog, Telly alerts that he needs to take it to the post office, and he can't cross the street alone. Gordon and Bob fret, but Telly quickly changes his mind and says his mom will mail it instead. The two finally head off as Telly decides to draw pictures to send as well.
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Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 28