Sesame Street Episode 4041 (Oscar wants a new place to live) (2003)
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Season 34 (2002-2003)
Written by: Belinda Ward
Production: Tuesday, October 22, 2002
Air Date: Monday, April 21, 2003
Sponsors: Letter E, Number 6
Segments: "Count Me In" (1998)
Elmo and Natalie Portman are going to play "The Princess and the Elephant." Natalie initially plays the princess, but wants to be the elephant too. They change the story around so they can both be elephants and an actual elephant appears to play the princess. (2003)
The Number of the Day: 6
Five sheep and a duck arrive to celebrate that the Number of the Day is 6. (2002)
Suzie Kabloozie: Judge #6 (2000)
Six kids dance on a playground to the same beat. (1999)
Luxo Sr. examines a box. Luxo Jr. pops out of the box, demonstrating "surprise." (1991)
Journey to Ernie: Musical Instrument Land (2003)
Muppet & Kid Moment — Ernie and Dawit sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game." (2003)
Global Grover: Grover returns from having attended school somewhere in Africa. The Elephant has never been to school, so Grover shows him a film about a girl as she prepares to go to school. After the film, Grover has written the word "boy" on a chalkboard and drawn a picture of a boy. The elephant shows what he has learned by jumping, creating general havoc. (1990, 2003)
Global Thingy: Their Own Way (2003)
The Letter of the Day: E
Cookie Monster tries giving the Letter E Cookie to a lion, tiger and bear to protect it from him. However, they want to Eat it, so Cookie protects it from them by eating it himself. (2002)
Ornate E's go easing by to a song. (1992)
The Spanish Word of the Day: abierta/cerrada
Gabi tries to feed Baby Natasha, and in doing so demonstrates abierta and cerrada (open and closed). (2002)
Elmo's World: Open and Close (2003)
Original production funding provided by: Life Cereal
McDonald’s Corporation and McDonald’s Restaurants Fund
PNC
United States Department of Education
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Public Television Viewers Like You
Written by: Belinda Ward
Production: Tuesday, October 22, 2002
Air Date: Monday, April 21, 2003
Sponsors: Letter E, Number 6
Segments: "Count Me In" (1998)
Elmo and Natalie Portman are going to play "The Princess and the Elephant." Natalie initially plays the princess, but wants to be the elephant too. They change the story around so they can both be elephants and an actual elephant appears to play the princess. (2003)
The Number of the Day: 6
Five sheep and a duck arrive to celebrate that the Number of the Day is 6. (2002)
Suzie Kabloozie: Judge #6 (2000)
Six kids dance on a playground to the same beat. (1999)
Luxo Sr. examines a box. Luxo Jr. pops out of the box, demonstrating "surprise." (1991)
Journey to Ernie: Musical Instrument Land (2003)
Muppet & Kid Moment — Ernie and Dawit sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game." (2003)
Global Grover: Grover returns from having attended school somewhere in Africa. The Elephant has never been to school, so Grover shows him a film about a girl as she prepares to go to school. After the film, Grover has written the word "boy" on a chalkboard and drawn a picture of a boy. The elephant shows what he has learned by jumping, creating general havoc. (1990, 2003)
Global Thingy: Their Own Way (2003)
The Letter of the Day: E
Cookie Monster tries giving the Letter E Cookie to a lion, tiger and bear to protect it from him. However, they want to Eat it, so Cookie protects it from them by eating it himself. (2002)
Ornate E's go easing by to a song. (1992)
The Spanish Word of the Day: abierta/cerrada
Gabi tries to feed Baby Natasha, and in doing so demonstrates abierta and cerrada (open and closed). (2002)
Elmo's World: Open and Close (2003)
Original production funding provided by: Life Cereal
McDonald’s Corporation and McDonald’s Restaurants Fund
PNC
United States Department of Education
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Public Television Viewers Like You