Dinosaurs on Sesame Street | Sesame Street Full Episode-When Dinosaurs Walked Sesame Street.
Get ready to ROAR because there are dinosaurs walking around on Sesame Street! Elmo dresses up as a Paleontologist to teach everyone all about different kinds of dinosaurs in this Sesame Street Full Episode!
Transcript
00:00Roar.
00:02Oh, hi.
00:03Today, there's going to be lots of dinosaurs on Sesame Street.
00:07Oh, do you want to be a dinosaur, too?
00:10Let's see you roar like a dinosaur.
00:12Come on.
00:13Roar really loudly, like this.
00:16Roar.
00:18Oh, boy.
00:19Elmo thinks you're going to make one great dinosaur.
00:23Now, come on.
00:24Let's check out all the dinosaurs on Sesame Street.
00:28Roar.
00:30Ooh, ooh, yeah, yeah.
00:36Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away.
00:41On my way to where the air is sweet.
00:46Where the air is sweet.
00:49Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
00:54How to get to Sesame Street?
00:58Sesame Street.
01:03Oh, hi.
01:05Welcome to Sesame Street.
01:07Today, Elmo is a paleontologist.
01:11Oh, that means he knows a lot about dinosaurs.
01:14And that's a good thing, because today, on Sesame Street,
01:18there's going to be lots of dinosaurs.
01:21Hold it.
01:22I'm a late.
01:23I'm a late.
01:23See what Elmo means?
01:25Hi.
01:26Hey, Elmo.
01:27Hi.
01:28Hey, do you know what kind of dinosaur I am?
01:30Check me out.
01:31Huh?
01:34I am a stegosaurus.
01:36Oh, yeah, a stegosaurus.
01:38Oh, yes.
01:39Oh, hey, do you want to see more dinosaurs?
01:43Oh, let's show it on the book, Dinosaur Quiz.
01:45Excellent.
01:46Check it out.
01:47It's called, When Dinosaurs Walked on Sesame Street.
01:51Whoa.
01:51Whoa.
01:52Whoa.
01:52Hey.
01:53Hey.
01:53Hey.
01:54Hey.
01:54Watch the tail.
01:55Watch the tail.
01:55Hey.
01:56Hey.
01:56Hey.
01:57Hey.
01:57Hey.
01:58Oh.
01:58Oh.
01:59Hey.
01:59Hey.
02:00I just love watching those dinosaurs.
02:01Oh, hey.
02:02Elmo thinks that there should be a dinosaur song.
02:06Hey, I'll tell you what.
02:07Let's drop a mad dino beat.
02:09Yeah, baby.
02:10Long before there was Hooper's store,
02:12who could you expect to meet?
02:16They walked around on this same ground,
02:18some dinosaurs on Sesame Street.
02:21There was a Hadrosaurus.
02:23An Achillosaurus.
02:25A Stegosaurus, just like me.
02:28A Haumanosaurus.
02:29Tyrannosaurus.
02:30A Triceratops with hordes of three.
02:33Gigantic tails with claws like nails,
02:36pointy horns, or covered in thorns.
02:39They stomped big stomps and roared big roars.
02:42Hey.
02:43Those romping, stomping, purring, soaring,
02:46awesome dinosaurs.
02:51I just love roaring like a dinosaur.
02:54Roar.
02:55Oh, hey.
02:56Do you want to roar like a dinosaur, too?
02:59OK.
03:00Roar.
03:02Paleontologist Elmo.
03:04Paleontologist Elmo.
03:06That sounds like Big Bird.
03:07Be right back.
03:10What's wrong, Big Bird?
03:12Elmo, I can't find my dinosaur costume anywhere.
03:17Well, keep looking.
03:18And paleontologist Elmo will tell everybody
03:21more about when dinosaurs walked on Sesame Street.
03:25Roar.
03:26Roar.
03:26Roar.
03:27Roar.
03:27Roar.
03:28Roar.
03:28Roar.
03:29Roar.
03:29Roar.
03:30Roar.
03:30Roar.
03:31Roar.
03:31I better find my costume, because I'm missing all the fun.
03:38OK, Stegosaurus Chris.
03:39Hey.
03:40Check the book and tell everybody something
03:42about when dinosaurs walked on Sesame Street.
03:47Roar.
03:47Roar.
03:48Roar.
03:48Roar.
03:49Roar.
03:49Roar.
03:50Roar.
03:50Roar.
03:51Roar.
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03:53Roar.
03:53Roar.
03:54Roar.
03:54Roar.
03:55Roar.
03:55Roar.
03:56I just love watching those dinos stomp on by.
03:59Oh, let's see what the book says.
04:00OK.
04:02OK, well, it says here that dinosaurs
04:04came in different sizes.
04:05Yeah.
04:06You want to see?
04:07Check it out.
04:08All right.
04:08Let's see.
04:09So some dinosaurs were big.
04:11Uh-huh.
04:11And other dinosaurs were small.
04:13Oh, cool.
04:15Hey, do you want to see big dinosaurs and small dinosaurs?
04:19Then check this out.
04:22Dinosaurs came in big and small.
04:25Some are short and some are tall.
04:27Thin as a twig or wide as a wall.
04:30Dinosaurs were big and small.
04:33I ate one on a saurus.
04:35Yes, that's me.
04:36I'm kind of short.
04:37Some call me wee.
04:39I'm little.
04:40I'm short and I'm tiny.
04:42I'm a small dinosaur, you see.
04:45I'm a great big dino from my head to my tail.
04:48Some people say I was huge as a whale.
04:50I'm a patasaurus.
04:52I'm huge as a barge.
04:53I'm a dinosaur who's really large.
04:57Dinosaurs came in big and small.
05:00Some are short and some are tall.
05:02Thin as a twig or wide as a wall.
05:05Dinosaurs were big.
05:08And small.
05:10Oh, that was wonderful.
05:12Come on, dinosaurs.
05:14Let's give them a great big roar.
05:16Roar.
05:18Paleontologist Elmo.
05:20Paleontologist Elmo.
05:23Sounds like Big Bird needs Elmo.
05:25Oh, come on.
05:27What's wrong now, Big Bird?
05:29I still can't find my costume.
05:32Oh, well, don't give up.
05:34Look for the costume and paleontologist Elmo
05:37will share more about when dinosaurs walk on Sesame Street.
05:42Roar.
05:43Roar.
05:44Roar.
05:45Roar.
05:46Roar.
05:47Roar.
05:48Roar.
05:49Oh, I want to stomp like that.
05:52I just have to find that costume.
05:55Oh.
05:56There are so many dinosaurs.
05:58Oh, OK, Snegasaurus Chris.
06:01Hear about when dinosaurs walked on Sesame Street.
06:05Roar.
06:06Roar.
06:07Roar.
06:08Roar.
06:09Roar.
06:10Roar.
06:11Roar.
06:12Roar.
06:13Oh, I love it.
06:14Yeah?
06:15Well, let's see what the book says.
06:16OK.
06:17Oh, well, it says different dinosaurs ate different things.
06:21Oh, hey.
06:22That gives paleontologist Elmo an idea.
06:26Let's play feed the dinosaurs.
06:29Hey, cool.
06:30Yeah.
06:31You have to decide what food to feed the different dinosaurs.
06:36But which different dinosaurs, buddy?
06:38Well, some dinosaurs were herbivores.
06:42That means that they ate only plants.
06:45Yeah, turn around.
06:46Come on in, herbivore.
06:49Hello.
06:50I am a triceratops.
06:52And I am a herbivore who loves eating plants.
06:56That was beautiful.
06:58Some dinosaurs were carnivores.
07:02That means that they ate mostly meat.
07:05Come on in, carnivore.
07:07Hello.
07:09Me carnivore who enjoy eating cookie.
07:14No, no, no.
07:15Cookie Monster, Cookie Monster.
07:17Carnivores eat meat, not cookies.
07:20Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
07:21Sorry.
07:22Yeah, sorry about that.
07:23Me carnivore who eat meat.
07:25Good.
07:26Now, Grover, the dinosaur raider,
07:29will bring in some food.
07:31And you decide if it goes to the herbivore or the carnivore.
07:37Come on in, Grover the dinosaur raider.
07:40I have a salad here.
07:43Who gets the salad, huh?
07:45Let's see.
07:46Well, a salad is made of plants.
07:49So who would get the salad?
07:51Is it the herbivore or the carnivore?
07:58Oh, yeah.
07:59The herbivore.
08:01Because herbivores eat plants.
08:04Oh.
08:05Well, enjoy your salad, herbivore.
08:07Thank you.
08:09OK, Grover the dinosaur raider, bring in the next dish.
08:13OK.
08:14Here it is.
08:16One dinosaur burger.
08:18Who gets the dinosaur burger?
08:20Wow.
08:21Well, let's see.
08:23The burger is made of meat.
08:25So who eats meat for food?
08:28Is it the herbivore or is it the carnivore?
08:35The carnivore.
08:37Yeah, because carnivores eat meat.
08:40OK, here you go.
08:42Oh, carnivore-a-bunga.
08:46Om nom nom.
08:48Om nom nom.
08:49Nom nom nom.
08:50Nom nom nom.
08:51Nom nom nom.
08:52Nom nom nom.
08:53Nom nom nom.
08:54Nom nom nom.
08:55Ha.
08:57OK, now that me done, can me be cookie-a-vore?
09:01Sure, but what do cookie-a-vores eat?
09:05Cookies.
09:07Om nom nom.
09:09Om nom nom.
09:10Om nom nom.
09:11Let's give the carnivore and the herbivore a great big roar.
09:16Roar!
09:18Hey, paleontologist Elmo, I give up.
09:23I can't find my costume anywhere.
09:26I'll never be a dinosaur.
09:28Oh, that's too bad, Big Bird.
09:31Wait a minute.
09:32Big Bird is a bird.
09:34So?
09:36So, I just read something in the book.
09:39Check it out.
09:40You see?
09:41Birds are dinosaurs.
09:43Hubba wha?
09:45How are birds dinosaurs?
09:47Well, birds are the great, great, great, great, great
09:52grandchildren of feathered dinosaurs
09:54that lived a long time ago.
09:56So birds and dinosaurs are family.
09:59And that means that Big Bird is a dinosaur.
10:03Wow.
10:06And that means that we can walk with dinosaurs
10:09on Sesame Street right now.
10:12Oh, yeah.
10:13Come on, dinosaurs.
10:15Let's walk.
10:17Come on, dinosaurs on your feet.
10:19Let's take a walk on Sesame Street.
10:22Fluff your feathers and move your wings.
10:24Let's go do some dinosaur things.
10:27Follow me across the floor.
10:29And go tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar.
10:32Tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar.
10:34Flap, flap, and stomp some more.
10:37Flap, flap, and stomp some more.
10:39Now you're walking with a dinosaur.
10:41Now you're walking with a dinosaur.
10:44Paleontologist Elmo loves walking with a dinosaur.
10:47Then let's walk some more.
10:49Walk with me right down the street
10:52with a roar and a tweet, tweet, tweet.
10:54Now flap and stomp some more.
10:57You're walking with a dinosaur.
10:59Come on.
11:00Tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar.
11:02Tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar.
11:04Flap, flap, and stomp some more.
11:07Flap, flap, and stomp some more.
11:09Now you're walking with a dino.
11:11Walking with a dino.
11:12Walking with a dinosaur.
11:15Good job, dinosaur.
11:17Give yourself a great big roar.
11:20Roar!
11:21Roar!
11:22Roar!
11:23Roar!
11:24Roar!
11:25Roar!
11:26Roar!
11:27Roar!
11:28Roar!
11:29Roar!
11:32Jump up.
11:33Get down.
11:34Come dance with Elmo.
11:36We're moving our body to the ABCs.
11:39Dance nearby.
11:40Wow.
11:42Dance far away.
11:44Now clap your hands to the letter of the day.
11:47Clap, clap.
11:48What's the letter?
11:49Clap, clap.
11:50What's the letter?
11:51Clap, clap, clap, clap.
11:52What's the letter?
11:53What's the letter?
11:54What's the letter?
11:55What's the letter?
11:56What's the letter?
11:57The letter of the day.
12:00Let's sing.
12:01Clap, clap.
12:02It's the letter of the day.
12:03Clap, clap.
12:04It's the letter of the day.
12:05Clap, clap.
12:06It's the letter.
12:07It's the letter.
12:08It's the letter of the day.
12:10It's the letter of the day.
12:12Clap, clap.
12:13It's the letter of the day.
12:15Clap, clap.
12:16Hey.
12:17Hey.
12:19Ding.
12:20Ding is for dinosaur.
12:23Danielle the dinosaur was shaking her tail,
12:27skipping in a park on her favorite trail.
12:30Soon she started thinking what fun it would be
12:34to meet up at the diner with her pals for a treat.
12:37She walked to a diner, and the door made a chime.
12:41Delicious smells filled her dino mind.
12:44Dragon fruit and dandelions, strawberry pie.
12:47Sat down at the table, sharing a meal.
12:50Sat down at the table.
12:52She was ready to dine.
12:54Dinosaur begins with D.
12:57Diceratops, Deinocheirus, D to D.
13:00To grow big and strong, dinos have to dine.
13:04A yummy meal with all your friends is just divine.
13:08Dave was eating dates right along with Sue
13:11with a side of deviled eggs and dill pickles too.
13:15Donna tried the Danish, and she shared with them all.
13:18Everybody smiled.
13:19Yes, they were having a ball.
13:22Dinosaur begins with D.
13:25Diceratops, Deinocheirus, D to D.
13:28To grow big and strong, dinos have to dine.
13:32A yummy meal with all your friends is just divine.
13:36Dinosaur begins with the letter D.
13:42The following preview has been rated SC for self-control.
13:55He was a brilliant scientist who had a brilliant idea.
13:59Me take little piece of cookie found in zillion-year-old rock,
14:05turn it into big cookie, and open super-duper theme park.
14:15Welcome to Jurassic Cookie.
14:27Just how big is this Jurassic Cookie, Grandpa?
14:30Oh, me not know. Me no see it yet.
14:34Okay, that one big cookie.
14:42Is giant prehistoric cookie chasing us?
14:46Yep.
15:04Run!
15:12First time cookie ever tried to eat me.
15:26Oh, what we going to do? What we going to do?
15:30The first thing we need to do is stay calm, Grandpa, and think.
15:35Yeah, yeah, yeah, right. Stay calm. Think.
15:45Look.
15:47In case of giant prehistoric cookie emergency, just H.
15:52H? H, what that mean?
15:55The rest of the word must be missing.
15:57Oh, no.
15:58No, no, no, don't worry, Grandpa.
16:00We just need to do something that starts with the letter H.
16:03Yeah, yeah, right, right, right. Good, good, good.
16:05Okay, in case of giant prehistoric cookie emergency, just Hula.
16:13What?
16:14Hula. Yeah, it kind of Hawaiian dance.
16:17Oh, here comes the cookie.
16:19Aloha.
16:22Oh, okay, missing H word, not Hula.
16:27Oh, what we going to do? What we going to do?
16:30Okay, okay, okay, just calm down, Grandpa.
16:33No time to calm down. We need word that start with H.
16:38Halibut.
16:40Halibut?
16:41Yeah, kind of fish.
16:42Oh, in case of giant prehistoric cookie emergency, just halibut?
16:47What does that even mean?
16:49Watch and learn.
16:53Halibut.
16:58Oh, not Hula, not halibut.
17:01Oh, what the H word? What the H word?
17:04No, no, no, if you just calm down, Grandpa, maybe we can figure it out.
17:09But how me calm down?
17:12Okay, okay, try, try hugging yourself.
17:15Hugging meself?
17:16Yeah, it'll help you calm down.
17:18Okay, me not sure it work, but me give it try.
17:21Okay, okay.
17:23Hug, hug, hug.
17:27Hey, this working.
17:30Me feeling calmer with hug.
17:32And now that me calm, me thought of something.
17:37Hug start with H.
17:40Maybe giant prehistoric cookie just needs hug.
17:46Hug.
17:50It worked, Grandpa, it worked.
17:52Yeah, and the cookie source doesn't want to eat us anymore.
17:54Wait a minute.
17:55What?
17:57This giant prehistoric cookie smell delicious.
18:01Oh, Grandpa.
18:02Smell like gingerbread.
18:04Stay calm, Grandpa.
18:05Gingerbread, me favorite.
18:08Uh-oh.
18:10Cookie.
18:13Grandpa, Grandpa, calm down.
18:15You cannot eat that cookie dinosaur.
18:18No, I will not.
18:26Is Cookie Monster safe from the giant prehistoric cookie?
18:30Is the giant prehistoric cookie safe from Cookie Monster?
18:34Find out in Jurassic Cookie, coming soon to a theater near you.
18:42It's time to get up and stomp your feet
18:46to this great foot-stomping Transylvanian beat.
18:50Start nice and slow.
18:51One, two.
18:52Then speed up more.
18:53One, two, three, four.
18:54Then stomp away.
18:55One, two, three, four.
18:56Because we're about to find out the number of the day.
18:58So what's the number?
18:59Stomp, stomp.
19:00What's the number?
19:01Stomp, stomp.
19:02What is the number?
19:05The number of the day.
19:07Ah.
19:08It rhymes with sardine.
19:09Ah.
19:10The number of the day is 15.
19:13So that's the number.
19:14Stomp, stomp.
19:15Yes, that's the number.
19:16Stomp, stomp.
19:17That's the number.
19:18Stomp.
19:19The number of the day.
19:21That's the number.
19:22Stomp, stomp.
19:23That's the number of the day.
19:2815.
19:30Now let's stomp 15 times.
19:33One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
19:39eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen.
19:43Ah, ah, ah.
19:46La, la, la, la.
19:48La, la, la, la.
19:49Elmo's World.
19:51That's Elmo's World.
19:57Oh, hi.
19:58Welcome to Elmo's World.
19:59Oh, Elmo's so happy to see you.
20:01Oh, and so is Dorothy.
20:03Say hello, Dorothy.
20:05Oh, guess what Elmo's thinking about today.
20:08Da, da, da, da.
20:11Whoa, whoa, whoa.
20:14Wow.
20:15Look at that.
20:16Wow.
20:17Big, big animal.
20:20And it lived long ago.
20:22Did you guess yet?
20:25Whoa, dinosaurs.
20:27Big, big dinosaurs.
20:30Whoa.
20:32And little ones, too.
20:35Oh, yeah.
21:06Dorothy has been thinking about dinosaurs, too.
21:10Oh, huh?
21:11Okay.
21:12Yeah, yeah, yeah.
21:13And she wants to know, how do you pretend to be a dinosaur?
21:17Oh, good question, Dorothy.
21:18Let's ask Mr. Noodle.
21:20Hi, Mr. Noodle.
21:25Not a monkey.
21:26We said a dinosaur.
21:28That's not a dinosaur.
21:30Dinosaurs were big and tall.
21:32Some were.
21:33Yeah.
21:34Bigger, bigger, bigger.
21:36They were big as a building.
21:38A walking building.
21:41Yay, that's it.
21:43Good job.
21:45Whoa, a TV I saw.
21:48I'm looking at more on the Dinosaur Channel.
21:52Dino devotees, here's paleontologist Bones Martin
21:55digging up dirt about dinosaurs.
21:57Hi, I'm Bones Martin and I'm a paleontologist.
22:02I dig dinosaurs.
22:06And I make dinoskeletons.
22:11And here's a secret about dinosaurs.
22:15Dinosaurs moved.
22:16They were alive.
22:18They didn't just stand in some museum
22:20waiting for closing time.
22:22These legs were meant for walking and running
22:25and, yes, dancing.
22:27Hit it.
22:28Swing your tail from side to side.
22:30Swing it, show some dino pride.
22:32Stamp those feet upon the ground.
22:35Make the earth shake all around.
22:37You give your tail another wham.
22:39Stamp your feet and start to romp.
22:42Paleontology in motion.
22:47That's doing a dinosaur stomp.
22:50How can we find out even more?
22:55Why don't you ask a dinosaur?
22:57It's a dinosaur. Yay!
22:59Yes, it is.
23:00I'm a dinosaur and I was born 150 million years ago.
23:04Give or take.
23:05But I saw everything.
23:07Ask me a question.
23:08Well, what did Mr. Dinosaur see?
23:11Well, I saw asteroids
23:13and I saw the sun rise every day like clockwork
23:16and I saw the stars and the comets and the rocks.
23:19Well, what else?
23:20Well, I saw rivers to swim in
23:22and trees with tasty leaves just like these.
23:26Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
23:28Most of all, I saw dinosaurs everywhere.
23:31Big ones, little ones, calm ones, excited ones.
23:34Dinosaurs were the people in my neighborhood, son.
23:37Wow!
23:38Did you have a bird in your neighborhood?
23:40Like big bird?
23:42Well, we had a pterosaur flying in the sky.
23:45Kind of like a dinosaur with wings.
23:48What a guy, always up with that big smile.
23:52Ah, a pterosaur.
23:55Oh, look, look, look.
23:56Dad is imagining Elmo as a pterosaur
23:59flying over Mr. Dinosaur's neighborhood
24:02150 million years ago.
24:04You look good in teeth, son.
24:06Whee!
24:07What a way to fly.
24:09That's the soar in pterosaur.
24:12Hello, Elmo's a pterosaur.
24:15Whee!
24:16Most dinosaurs ate leaves 24-7.
24:19Others ate meat, including dinosaurs.
24:23What's up, T-Rex?
24:26Yeah, baby!
24:30And that's the way it was.
24:32Thank you, Mr. Dinosaur.
24:34No problem, kid.
24:35Oh, don't go away, Mr. Dinosaur.
24:37What?
24:38Dorothy wants to sing the dinosaur song.
24:41Ooh!
24:42Yeah, this one's a golden oldie.
24:44Oh, just like me, 150 million years old
24:46and I still don't feel a day over 145 million.
24:49Oh, cool.
24:53Here we go.
24:54Do-do-do-do-do.
24:56Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
25:00Come on, everybody.
25:02Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dino-dinosaur.
25:07Dino-dino-dinosaur.
25:10Say goodbye, Dorothy.
25:12Do-do-do-do-do.
25:14Brontosaurus.
25:16Yeah!
25:17That's Elmo's world.
25:21Oh, thank you, Mr. Dinosaur.
25:23Ha-ha.
25:25Come on and move your body and use your mind
25:28because you know you are growing all the time.
25:30You're getting smarter, stronger, kinder
25:35on Sesame Street.
25:36Be kind at home and when you play,
25:39try some sharing and caring every day.
25:41You're getting smarter, stronger, kinder
25:46on Sesame Street.
25:47You're getting smarter, stronger, kinder
25:51on Sesame Street.
25:53Yeah!