Sesame Street
Mondays, 9:00 AM EST on PBS
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13 Seasons, 305 Episodes
30 Minutes
A landmark series set in an ethnically diverse urban neighborhood where every day is a sunny one. It features songs, skits, animation and, of course, Muppets to teach preschoolers basic educational and social concepts. A public-television gem that's older than PBS itself, 'Sesame Street' debuted in 1969 on National Educational Television. Since that time, this influential show has won more Emmys than any other in TV history (more than 90 at last count) and can be seen in more than 140 countries.
Baby Bear tells Alan how great his pet parrot Ralphie is. He can squawk, say some words, and even rhyme! The very best part is that he is one of Baby Bear’s best friends. That is why when Ralphie flies away and hides in a tree, Baby Bear gets very upset. Following the advice of “Parroting Magazine,” Baby Bear asks Elmo and Zoe to dress up like parrots and dance the Parrot Polka to coax Ralphie down, but it doesn’t work. Zoe thinks of another solution- maybe Ralphie is hungry.
Ralphie always loves to eat, but instead of coming for his food, Ralphie flies further away. Baby Bear doesn’t understand why Ralphie would do this. Alan helps Baby Bear see Ralphie’s point of view. If Baby Bear were a bird with wings, wouldn’t he want to see what it’s really like to fly? Baby Bear admits he never thought of how Ralphie might feel, but he sure will miss him. Just as Baby Bear is beginning to accept that Ralphie is gone, he comes back, making Baby Bear very happy! Baby Bear learns that sometimes a bird has to fly and sometimes a bird has to come home
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