| Sesame Street | |||||||||
| Oscar's friend Georgie visits | |||||||||
| Air date | December 8, 1978 | ||||||||
| Season | Season 10 (1978-1979) | ||||||||
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COLD OPEN | 10th Season Intro Still |
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SCENE 1 | Big Bird holds a lecture on the difference between heavy and light. He shows off some light items, including one of his feathers, a balloon, ping-pong balls, lettuce and paper airplanes. When it comes time to show something heavy, Big Bird explains he wasn't able to bring anything he couldn't lift. Gordon tries helping, but finds he's stuck under something heavy - Barkley, who's resting on his lap. |
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Cartoon | I've got a mind: squares make a box. Artist: Cliff Roberts (First: Episode 0191) |
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Muppets | Ernie and Bert: Life Without Bert — After Bert gets mad at Ernie, Ernie imagines what life would be like without Bert. (First: Episode 1034) |
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Cartoon | A boy talks about his various moods. Artist: Bob Kurtz (First: Episode 0772) |
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Film | Flamingos Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0450) |
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Muppets / Cast | Maria sings "The People in Your Neighborhood" with a pilot and nurse. (First: Episode 0939) |
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Cartoon | Pinball Number Count #11 Artist: Jeff Hale (First: Episode 0988) |
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SCENE 2 | Olivia explains the difference between a lowercase "g" and "q" to the kids. Oscar chimes in with some Grouchy Q words to get them to stop, but they retaliate with a G word to make him leave - "grouchy." |
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Cartoon | Q for Quiet Artist: John Korty (First: Episode 0441) |
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Muppets | Muppet & Kid Moment — Herry & John-John observe a letter Q. (First: Episode 0571) |
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Cartoon | A blue man (voiced by Casey Kasem) explains that “Q” starts the word “quarter.” (First: Episode 0046) |
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Muppets | Waiter Grover: The Count has come to order hot dogs - lots of hot dogs. But when Grover refuses to get more hot dogs because the Count will only count them, and not eat them, the Count uses a hypnotism spell to get more. (First: Episode 0644) |
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Cartoon | At the circus, Tommy Trueheart displays his 11 trick-performing lions. (First: Episode 0816) |
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Celebrity | Ray Charles sings his own version of "The Alphabet Song." (First: Episode 1060) |
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Film | Animals fight. Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0567) |
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Cartoon | A duckling dresses itself, naming all the parts of its coat. Artist: Cathryn Aison |
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Muppets | Big Bird builds a model of himself and calls it "ME." (First: Episode 0635) |
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Cartoon | Junior has to jump across the pond to make the frog chorus. (First: Episode 0926) |
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Muppets | At a library, Cookie Monster asks an Anything Muppet librarian for a box of cookies. The librarian becomes extremely frustrated because Cookie Monster doesn't understand the library doesn't have cookies! (First: Episode 0926) |
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Animation | Sand Q/q (First: Episode 0623) |
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Cast | David tries to close a window and a door, but they open by themselves. (First: Episode 0772) |
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Cartoon | Q-quiet! (tree chopping) (First: Episode 0675) |
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Song | Joe Raposo sings "Everybody Run." (First: Episode 0372) |
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Muppets | Muppet & Kid Moment — Ernie and Bert talk to Shola about heavy and light. (First: Episode 0549) |
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Cartoon | Heavy and light characters are weighed on a scale. (First: Episode 0843) |
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SCENE 3 | Olivia and Gordon come across Oscar as he thumbs through his record collection, expecting company. He explains Georgie, a little girl Olivia introduced to him, is coming for a visit, to his dismay. |
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SCENE 3 cont'd | Georgie arrives with a plant for Oscar, which is actually a red onion. Oscar is quite pleased with the gift and decides to make tea from it. |
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Cartoon | The weary traveler seeks advice from the Wise Man on the difference between heavy and light. (First: Episode 0945) |
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Muppets | Herry Monster looks for a triangle. He first spots a rectangle first. Grover tells Herry it isn't a triangle and becomes frustrated. Next, he spots a square, Grover tells him it isn't a triangle, and once again is frustrated. Grover suggests that Herry should cut the square in half and make two triangles. (First: Episode 0195) |
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Film | Kids narrate a film of animals moving in different ways. Music: Joe Raposo (First: Episode 0098) |
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Cartoon | A square is fit into many different things, such as a truck, window, television, etc. (First: Episode 0316) |
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Muppets | Kermit and Grover draw a Q on-screen. (First: Episode 0493) |
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Cartoon | Q for Quarter Artist: Jeff Hale (First: Episode 1176) |
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Film | Various objects become OPEN. (First: Episode 0442) |
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Muppets | The Hands count to 11. (First: Episode 0217) |
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Cartoon | Two dots play hide-and-seek amongst different shaped blocks. (First: Episode 0780) |
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Film | A boy makes fruit salad. |
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Cartoon | Only one of the two footprints can belong. (First: Episode 0509) |
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SCENE 4 | Oscar finishes reading some "Mother Grouch" rhymes to Georgie, then refuses to read any more, telling Georgie to read on her own. However, she admits she can't read. Oscar teaches her using the "Grouch Method of Reading." She becomes so good at reading the words, she disturbs Oscar as he tries to nap. |
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Cartoon | The Typewriter gets stuck in a spot of glue, and types "G: Glue". (First: Episode 0775) |
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Celebrity | Carol Burnett runs the gamut of emotions while counting to 20. (First: Episode 0132) |
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Film | Things that begin with G (First: Episode 0357) |
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Muppets | Muppets cheer on a rocket launch. (First: Episode 0567) |
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Cartoon | Sign Sounds: Coffee (First: Episode 1169) |
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Cartoon | Dot Bridge #16: Dots kick aside a crumpled object (First: Episode 0283) |
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SCENE 5 | Oscar and Georgie listen in as Gordon announces the sponsors. |
 
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CLOSING SIGNS | Grover holds the Sesame Street sign, while Kermit and a kid hold the CTW sign. |
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