Sesame Street Episode 3786 (Alan, Hooper's New Storekeeper, Caters A Birdketeer Meeting/Season Premiere) (1998)
Season 30 (1998-1999)
Written by: Ian Ellis James
Directed by: Emily Squires
Production: Wednesday, September 9, 1998
Air Date: Monday, November 16, 1998
Sponsors: Letter H, Number 5
Segments: "The Room Is Full of Chickens" (1992)
Waiter Grover: Grover works at a chicken restaurant, Chicken Castle. He serves Mr. Johnson an empty bucket. When he demands a full bucket, Grover squeezes into the bucket. (1998)
Ernie and Rubber Duckie introduce Suzie Kabloozie, especially because they enjoy saying her name. (1998)
Suzie Kabloozie sings "Somebody Come and Play." (1998)
Monsters in Day Care: Sam, Emma and Stephanie teach Herry to sing "The Itsy Bitsy Spider". The monsters sing it at Monster Day Care. (1998)
Slot machine legs: tiger. (1998)
Ernie asks Rubber Duckie what he wants to see next. (1998)
Angel Corella dances the Ballet Alphabet, while Telly, Zoe and Elmo name the letters. (1998)
A baby and father illustrate up and down. (1990)
Humphrey and Ingrid hire Fran Drescher as Baby Natasha's nanny. But instead of going to work, Humphrey and Ingrid don't want to miss all the fun -- so they stay home with Natasha and Fran. (1998)
"Beautiful Baby" (remake) (1996)
Ernie loves and is tickled by Rubber Duckie. (1998)
The word "LOVE" in various situations. (1997)
Soul H (1995)
A red man tries to think of words that begin with H, but a yellow man keeps spewing them out until Red draws a hole under Yellow, who yells "HELP!!" (new sound effects added) (1969)
HAT: Kids try on different hats. (1994)
H in space (with astronauts) (1998)
Ernie and Bert: Bert sees Ernie singing into a pot, pretending it's a microphone. Ernie tells Bert he likes his music loud, while Bert prefers soft, leading into "Loud and Soft". After their song, Ernie offers Bert the pot to sing with, but he declines, so Ernie puts it on Bert's head as a hat. (1998)
A baby demonstrates 'happy,' 'surprised' and 'sad.' (1995)
William Wegman's dogs show what a waiter does at work. (1998)
Ernie and Rubber Duckie introduce the number of the day. (1998)
A chorus of 5s come out of a 5 painting. (1995)
Two girls clap out Five. (1992)
"Five Waltzing Chairs" (1992)
Elmo's World: Balls (1998)
Written by: Ian Ellis James
Directed by: Emily Squires
Production: Wednesday, September 9, 1998
Air Date: Monday, November 16, 1998
Sponsors: Letter H, Number 5
Segments: "The Room Is Full of Chickens" (1992)
Waiter Grover: Grover works at a chicken restaurant, Chicken Castle. He serves Mr. Johnson an empty bucket. When he demands a full bucket, Grover squeezes into the bucket. (1998)
Ernie and Rubber Duckie introduce Suzie Kabloozie, especially because they enjoy saying her name. (1998)
Suzie Kabloozie sings "Somebody Come and Play." (1998)
Monsters in Day Care: Sam, Emma and Stephanie teach Herry to sing "The Itsy Bitsy Spider". The monsters sing it at Monster Day Care. (1998)
Slot machine legs: tiger. (1998)
Ernie asks Rubber Duckie what he wants to see next. (1998)
Angel Corella dances the Ballet Alphabet, while Telly, Zoe and Elmo name the letters. (1998)
A baby and father illustrate up and down. (1990)
Humphrey and Ingrid hire Fran Drescher as Baby Natasha's nanny. But instead of going to work, Humphrey and Ingrid don't want to miss all the fun -- so they stay home with Natasha and Fran. (1998)
"Beautiful Baby" (remake) (1996)
Ernie loves and is tickled by Rubber Duckie. (1998)
The word "LOVE" in various situations. (1997)
Soul H (1995)
A red man tries to think of words that begin with H, but a yellow man keeps spewing them out until Red draws a hole under Yellow, who yells "HELP!!" (new sound effects added) (1969)
HAT: Kids try on different hats. (1994)
H in space (with astronauts) (1998)
Ernie and Bert: Bert sees Ernie singing into a pot, pretending it's a microphone. Ernie tells Bert he likes his music loud, while Bert prefers soft, leading into "Loud and Soft". After their song, Ernie offers Bert the pot to sing with, but he declines, so Ernie puts it on Bert's head as a hat. (1998)
A baby demonstrates 'happy,' 'surprised' and 'sad.' (1995)
William Wegman's dogs show what a waiter does at work. (1998)
Ernie and Rubber Duckie introduce the number of the day. (1998)
A chorus of 5s come out of a 5 painting. (1995)
Two girls clap out Five. (1992)
"Five Waltzing Chairs" (1992)
Elmo's World: Balls (1998)
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