Sesame Street: Abby Plays the Letter P Game.

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00:00But, but, but, but, Elmo wants to play tag!

00:02No, no, Elmo, let's play checkers!

00:04But we played tag yesterday, it was fun, wasn't it?

00:06It was fun, but today let's play checkers!

00:08No, let's play tag!

00:09Checkers!

00:10You guys, what's the problem here?

00:11Hi.

00:12Hey, I wanna play checkers.

00:13Yeah, and Elmo wants to play tag.

00:15But I don't wanna play tag.

00:16But Elmo doesn't wanna play checkers.

00:18Checkers!

00:19Okay, alright, alright, alright, take it easy, take it easy.

00:21Now, is there a game that you both wanna play?

00:24Hmm, I can't think of one.

00:27Can you?

00:28Nope.

00:30Do you have any ideas?

00:31Oh.

00:32Yeah, yeah, Alan, do you, do you?

00:33Huh, huh, huh?

00:34Alright, alright, um, a game?

00:35Yeah, yeah, a game.

00:36Alright, let me think, let me think.

00:37Um.

00:38Something good.

00:39Where's he going?

00:40Uh.

00:41What are you doing, Alan?

00:42I'm thinking, uh, how about the letter P game?

00:45What?

00:46Oh.

00:47Well, Elmo never heard about it, Alan.

00:48Oh.

00:49Yeah.

00:50Well, you know the letter P, right?

00:51Well, sure.

00:52Yeah, yeah.

00:53Sure, it looks like this.

00:56P!

00:58Good.

00:59Elmo likes that sound.

01:00P, P, P.

01:01Yeah, me too.

01:02P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P.

01:04Boy, we're already loving the P game.

01:07Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:08Oh, that's good.

01:09You know what, there's more, alright?

01:10Good, good.

01:11Now, the fun of this game is to look around the store,

01:13and find as many things as you can that start with the letter P.

01:17Right?

01:18Like this, see?

01:19P, pickles.

01:20Pickles.

01:21Oh, pickles.

01:22Alright.

01:23Elmo's looking.

01:24Okay.

01:25Yeah, me too.

01:26You can look for things that start with the letter P, too.

01:29Something with a P.

01:35May I have a peanut butter sandwich, please?

01:38Okay. Anything else?

01:40Perhaps.

01:43Now, let's see.

01:45Do you see anything that starts with P, Elmo?

01:48Not yet.

01:50I'll have that pumpernickel bread with a slice of pineapple and a potato.

01:55Sure thing, Mr. Penguin.

01:57And while you prepare, I shall peruse the paper.

02:02Oh, can we have a smoke break?

02:04Oh, you there?

02:06Boy, Elmo still can't find anything.

02:09Yeah, me neither.

02:11What about you?

02:13You see anything that starts with the letter P sound?

02:16Puh. Puh.

02:18I just love a peanut butter sandwich on pumpernickel with a potato and a pineapple.

02:23Hey, Alan?

02:24Uh-huh?

02:25We can't find anything that starts with the letter P.

02:28Elmo has an idea.

02:29What?

02:30Can you give Elmo and Zoe a hint, Alan?

02:32Oh, okay.

02:33Please?

02:34Let's see.

02:35There's something with the letter P sound very nearby.

02:41Oh, where?

02:43Where? I don't see it.

02:45Yeah.

02:46Oh, Zoe, let's ask Mr. Penguin.

02:48Oh, good idea.

02:50Excuse me, Mr. Penguin.

02:52We're looking for something nearby that starts with P.

02:56Can you help us, Mr. Penguin?

03:00Penguin starts with the letter P.

03:03Perfectly perceptive.

03:05All right.

03:06Now, do you see anything else?

03:08Oh, look, look, look, Zoe.

03:10Oh, yeah, a potato.

03:12Yeah, and p-p-pineapple.

03:14Yeah.

03:15And p-p-peanut butter on pumpernickel.

03:18Yay, we found P words.

03:21Yeah, Elmo loves this game.

03:27Where am I?

03:28Oh, Hooper's store.

03:30Hi, Zoe.

03:31Hi, Elmo.

03:32What's going on?

03:33Oh, Abby, we're playing the letter P game.

03:36The letter P?

03:37Yeah, it looks like this.

03:41P.

03:42Wait, I know that letter.

03:44It sounds like, it sounds like, uh, what's it sound like?

03:48Oh, tell her, everybody.

03:50P-p-p-p-p-p-p-p.

03:53Oh, yeah, p-p-p-p-p-p-p.

03:55Like penguin.

03:56Yeah.

03:57Positively.

03:59Hey, by the way, I'm from Pittsburgh.

04:03So, Abby, you gotta look for things that start with the letter P.

04:08Wait, I know a p-p-P word.

04:11It's my trick.

04:13Wait a minute.

04:14Trick doesn't start with P, Abby.

04:16Oh, I mean what I do with my trick.

04:20Lumpkin.

04:21Bumpkin.

04:22Diddle diddle dumpkin.

04:23Zumpkin.

04:24Frumpkin.

04:25Change into a pumpkin.

04:29Pumpkin starts with P.

04:33Great trick.

04:34Yeah.

04:35Hey, hey, hey.

04:36We should have some pumpkin pie for dessert.

04:39Um, I think I'm gonna need my salt shaker back, Abby.

04:42Hey, pooper.

04:43Oh.

04:44Wait, I know another P word.

04:48Yeah?

04:49Uh-huh.

04:52Where did she go?

04:53Huh?

04:54You got Elmo.

04:59I'm out here, everybody.

05:01Where's here?

05:02Where's my pickled pepper patch?

05:04Oh.

05:05Hey.

05:06Hey, guess who this is.

05:07Me?

05:08He's from a nursery rhyme.

05:10I picked this pickled pepper and poof.

05:12Oh, it's Peter Piper from the nursery rhyme.

05:16Yeah, picking his pack of pickled peppers.

05:19Yeah.

05:22More P words.

05:25Wow, Abby is getting really good at this game.

05:28Where's my pickled pepper patch?

05:30I need to pick a pack of pickled peppers.

05:32Anyone seen my peppers, perhaps?

05:34I just thought of another P word.

05:40Where's he gone?

05:45So, can you guess who this is?

05:47Cinderella?

05:48Oh, Cinderella.

05:50Yes, uh-huh.

05:51Hey, where'd my castle go?

05:53I know, I know, I know.

05:54It's Prince Charming from the fairy tale Cinderella.

06:01Actually, the name's Prince Paul Charming.

06:04Yay, I did it.

06:06P is for Prince and Paul.

06:09Oh, Cindy, where are you?

06:11Yoo-hoo, I've got the glass slipper, I just need a foot.

06:15Peppers, I need pickled peppers.

06:18Have you seen my pepper patch, Prince Paul?

06:20Pepper, pepper, sounds familiar.

06:22No, have you seen Cinderella?

06:24No.

06:25Peppers, peppers, I need you.

06:28Cinderella, are you Cinderella?

06:31No, I'm Zoe.

06:33Oh, maybe this shoe fits you then.

06:37Not now, it's too tight, ouch.

06:41You're right.

06:42I must find Cinderella.

06:44Oh, perhaps in there.

06:50I didn't have pumpkin pie, but here's coconut custard.

06:53Perfectly passable.

06:55Pardon me, please.

06:57I need to pick peppers.

07:00Have you seen any peppers?

07:02Have you seen any peppers?

07:04Gee, no.

07:06Hey, aren't you Peter Piper?

07:08Well, yes, and I need peppers.

07:10I am a pepper picker.

07:12Any peppers over here?

07:14Pushy.

07:15Hello, I'm Prince Paul.

07:17Maybe the shoe fits you.

07:21Has anybody ever told you you've got penguin feet?

07:26How about you, want to try the shoe?

07:28I don't think so.

07:30Cinderella, Cinderella.

07:33Peter Piper, Prince Paul,

07:37you know, I think this has something to do with the letter P game.

07:41Possibly.

07:43Peppers, I need my pickled pepper patch.

07:46Cinderella, Cinderella, I need Cinderella.

07:50Have you seen my pepper patch?

07:52Are you Cinderella?

07:53No, I'm Abby Cadabby,

07:55and I brought you to Sesame Street for the letter P game.

07:59Well then, I demand to be returned to my kingdom.

08:02Cinderella's foot is waiting for the slipper,

08:04and we need to live happily ever after.

08:06My patch of pickled peppers is waiting.

08:08I guess you better send them back, Abby.

08:11Gee, I don't know how to send you back.

08:13But Abby will adopt them.

08:16But I haven't learned to send people back yet.

08:18I can just go get them.

08:20You mean we can't go home again?

08:23Oh, my poor pickled peppers.

08:25Oh, my Cinderella.

08:27Hold on, there must be a way to solve this problem.

08:31Oh, how does a fairy godmother usually send people back?

08:35Well, my mommy always says a special rhyming spell,

08:39and waves are one.

08:40Okay, so how about you make up your own rhyme to send them back?

08:44What does Abby think? Will it work?

08:46Well, I can try, but I'll need some help.

08:49Oh, Elmo's good at rhyming.

08:51Oh, and me too.

08:53Okay, a rhyme about going home.

08:55Okay, Peter, Piper, and Prince Paul.

08:58No need to pack.

09:00It's time for me to send you, uh, to send you...

09:05Oh, what's the word I want? It needs to rhyme with pack.

09:08Sack rhymes with pack?

09:10Yeah.

09:11Oh, good one, Zoe.

09:12It's time for me to send you sack.

09:16Oh, no, it didn't work.

09:18Oh, how about Mack?

09:20Oh, Mack, okay.

09:22It's time for me to send you Mack.

09:26Oh, no.

09:28Yeah, how about Gak?

09:29Oh, give me the Gak.

09:31No, that's not it.

09:34Do you know the word that they're looking for?

09:37Tack?

09:38Oh, rack.

09:39Cuckoo, kachack.

09:40Oh, I don't know if I don't think of the right word.

09:43I'll never be able to send them back.

09:46They're back!

09:48Wait, wait, wait.

09:49See, Abby, you said back.

09:51Back rhymes with pack.

09:53Yeah, you did it, Abby.

09:55Good job, Abby.

09:57At last, things are calm again.

09:59Yeah.

10:00Wait, I just thought of another P word.

10:04Abby, please, no, Abby.

10:07Elmo wonders who Abby's bringing back this time.

10:10Maybe Pinocchio.

10:12I'm not sure that we're ready for this.

10:22Wow.

10:24P for pillow.

10:27Pillow!

10:28Great P word.

10:30Perfect.

10:32Time for my nap.

10:34Ah.

10:36Oh, wow.

10:38Pleasant dreams.

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