- 7/5/2025
Get ready to stomp your feet with Elmo, Cookie Monster, Big Bird, Blippi and more as they play, sing and dance along to dinosaur songs!
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00:00Long before there was Hooper's store
00:06Who could you expect to meet?
00:09They walked around on this same ground
00:12Dinosaurs on Sesame Street
00:15There was a Hagosaurus
00:17An Akylosaurus
00:18A Stegosaurus just like me
00:21A Damanosaurus
00:23Tyrannosaurus
00:24A Triceratops with hordes of three
00:27Gigantic turtles
00:29Big claws like nails, pointy words
00:32Or are covered in thorns
00:33There's stomping stops
00:35And warping words
00:37There's romping, stomping, roaring, soaring
00:40Awesome dinosaurs
00:45It's fun to roar
00:47It's fun to roar
00:50Come on, let's go to the dinosaurs
00:54It's fun to roar
00:56It's fun to roar
00:58Come on, everybody
01:00Do the dinosaur
01:02Say roar
01:04Roar
01:05Say roar
01:06Roar
01:07Now let's dance
01:08Like a dinosaur
01:11Some dinosaurs
01:13They stomp around
01:15They stomp and stomp
01:17And they shook the ground
01:19Let's stop
01:21Stop, stop
01:23Stop
01:24Stop again
01:25Stop, stop
01:27Roar
01:28Roar
01:29Roar
01:30Roar
01:31Some dinosaurs
01:32And spiky tails
01:33And swish and swing
01:34And lift it in the air
01:35What's swish?
01:36Swish, swish
01:37Swish
01:38Swish
01:39Swish again
01:40Swish, swish
01:41Swish, swish
01:42Swish again
01:43Swish, swish
01:44Swish, swish
01:45Swish
01:46Swish
01:47Swish, swish
01:48Swish, swish
01:49Swish, swish
01:50Swish, swish
01:51Swish, swish
01:52Swish, swish
01:53Swish, swish
01:54Swish, swish
01:55Swish, swish
01:56Swish, swish
01:57Swish, swish
01:58Swish, swish
01:59Swish, swish
02:00Swish, swish
02:01Swish, swish
02:02Swish, swish
02:03Swish, swish
02:04Swish, swish
02:05Swish, swish
02:06Swish, swish
02:07Swish, swish
02:08Swish, swish
02:09Snow, snow, snow, swish, swish, swish, swish, chomp, chomp, chomp, it's fun to roar, it's fun to roar, come on everybody, do the dinosaur, say roar, roar, say roar, roar, now you're dancing, like a dinosaur, you're dancing like a dinosaur,
02:39If Elmo had a dinosaur, Elmo'd walk him every day, so he did dino exercise, and lots and lots of dino play, and Elmo'd give him dino food, lots of tasty food,
03:09tasty leaves to chew, water, water, he could drink, he could drink a lake or two, and Elmo'd give him bubble baths, to keep him dino clean,
03:28with lots and lots of bubbles, in the biggest tub you've ever seen, and Elmo'd love him very much, and Elmo wouldn't forget,
03:43to hug and pet, and pet, and hug, Elmo's giant dino pet.
03:53Come on, dinosaurs on your feet, let's take a walk on Sesame Street, fluff your feathers and move your wings, let's go do some dinosaur things, follow me across the floor, and go tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar,
04:14Tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar, roar, flap, flap, and stomp some more, flap, flap, flap, and stomp some more, now you're walking with a dinosaur, now you're walking with a dinosaur,
04:27The Scientologist Elmo loves walking with a dinosaur, then let's walk some more, walk with me right down the street, with a roar and a tweet, tweet, tweet, now flap and stomp some more,
04:39You're walking with a dinosaur, come on, tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar, roar,
04:45Tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar, flap, flap, and stomp some more, flap, flap, and stomp some more, now you're walking with a dino, walking with a dino, walking with a dinosaur,
04:56Oh
05:26Oh
05:56If you really want to be a paleontologist you need to sing the paleontologist theme song
06:10Paleontology's theme song?
06:12What's that?
06:12It goes like this
06:14Hit it!
06:19If you love to study the dinosaur and you want to learn about them even more
06:24Then meet the dinosaur scientist who's called a paleontologist
06:29We dig four bones and we find them under the earth and stones
06:34Some small, some big, some big, fossils are what we really dig
06:39The list of animals we can find goes on and on
06:42A micro-raptor or a tyrannodon
06:44A patasaurus with a long, long necks
06:47A triceratops or a tyrannosaurus rex
06:49We dig four bones and we find them under the earth and stones
06:54Some small, some small, some big, so big
06:57Fossils are what we really dig
06:59We look for years to find the fossils
07:02Sometimes they're tiny, sometimes colossal
07:04We dig, dig, dig, yes we dig, we must
07:07Sifting through the rocks and the bubbles and the dust
07:09We dig, we dig, four bones, four bones
07:12As we find them under the earth and stones
07:14Some small, some small, some big, so big
07:17Fossils are what we really dig
07:19Fossils are what paleontologists really dig
07:24The following preview has been rated SC for self-control
07:36He was a brilliant scientist who had a brilliant idea
07:48Me take little piece of cookie found in zillion-year-old rock
07:54Turn it into big cookie
07:57And open super duper theme park
08:01Welcome to Jurassic Cookie
08:08Just how big is this Jurassic Cookie, Grandpa?
08:20Oh, me not know, me no see it yet
08:22Okay, that one big cookie
08:27Is Giant Peastore Cookie chasing us?
08:35Is Giant Peastore Cookie chasing us?
08:37Yep
08:38First time cookie ever tried to eat me
09:04Oh, what we going to do?
09:18What we going to do?
09:20The first thing we need to do is stay calm, Grandpa
09:23And think
09:25Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, right
09:26Stay calm
09:28Think
09:29Look
09:35In case of giant prehistoric cookie emergency
09:39Just H
09:41H
09:42H?
09:44What would that mean?
09:45The rest of the word must be missing
09:46Oh, no
09:48No, no, no
09:48Don't worry, Grandpa
09:49We just need to do something that starts with the letter H
09:53Yeah, yeah, right, right
09:54Good, good, good
09:54Okay, in case of giant prehistoric cookie emergency
09:59Just, uh
10:00Hula
10:02What?
10:03Hula
10:04Yeah, it kind of Hawaiian dance
10:06Oh
10:06Oh, here comes the cookie
10:09Aloha
10:10Oh
10:11Okay, missing H word
10:16Not Hula
10:17Oh, what we going to do?
10:19What we going to do?
10:20Okay, okay, okay
10:21Just calm down, Grandpa
10:23No time to calm down
10:25We need word that start with H
10:28Halibut
10:30Halibut?
10:31Yeah, kind of fish
10:32Oh
10:32In case of giant prehistoric cookie emergency
10:35Just halibut?
10:37Hmm?
10:38What does that even mean?
10:39Watch and learn
10:40Hmm?
10:43Halibut
10:44Oh, not Hula
10:49Not halibut
10:51Oh, what the H word?
10:53What the H word?
10:54Well, no, no, no
10:54If you just calm down, Grandpa
10:57Maybe we can figure it out
10:58Hmm
10:58But how me calm down?
11:01Uh, okay, okay
11:02Try, try hugging yourself
11:04Mm-hmm
11:05Hugging meself?
11:06Yeah, it'll help you calm down
11:07Yeah
11:07Okay, me not sure it work
11:09But me give it try
11:10Okay, okay, uh, okay
11:12Hug, hug, hug
11:16Hey, this working
11:19Me feeling calmer with hug
11:22And now that me calm
11:24Me thought of something
11:26Hug start with H
11:29Maybe giant prehistoric cookie
11:32Just needs
11:34Hug
11:36It worked, Grandpa
11:41It worked
11:41Yeah, the cookie source
11:42Doesn't want to eat us anymore
11:44Wait a minute
11:45What?
11:47This giant prehistoric cookie
11:48Smell delicious
11:50Oh, Grandpa
11:51Smell like gingerbread
11:54Stay calm, Grandpa
11:55Gingerbread?
11:56Me favorite?
11:58Uh-oh
11:59Cookie
12:00Grandpa, Grandpa
12:04Calm down
12:05You cannot eat that cookie dinosaur
12:08Cowabano
12:09Is Cookie Monster safe from the giant prehistoric cookie?
12:20Is the giant prehistoric cookie safe from Cookie Monster?
12:24Find out in Jurassic Cookie
12:26Coming soon to a theater near you
12:28No one thinks it's there
12:31No one thinks it's there
12:32Come here, ask me
12:32You want me to ask?
12:33Okay
12:33I'll ask you
12:34Um, excuse me
12:36Are you Dan Levy, the famous dinosaur finder?
12:41Uh, why, yes, I am
12:42Yes
12:43I knew it
12:44I knew it
12:45Well, we love dinosaurs
12:47You love them
12:48Oh, Mr. Dan, the dinosaur finder must find lots of dinosaurs all the time
12:53No, not even one
12:55Never
12:56And I look so hard
12:58But all I find
12:59But all I find are just
13:00Very old bones and footprints
13:03Oh, wow
13:04But those are fossils
13:06Fossils are important because they show us that dinosaurs were here
13:09Okay, that's very true
13:12But
13:13They're no dinosaur
13:15Yeah
13:16Yeah, you're right about that
13:17It's true
13:17It's right
13:18It's true
13:19Oh, here comes Dr. Bucky, one of my dinosaur finders
13:23Did you find any dinosaurs today, Dr. Bucky?
13:26Oh, no, I didn't even see one, Mr. Dan
13:29Okay, well, have you looked into the sky for a Pteranodon?
13:33They're a flying dinosaur with wings
13:35Ah, yeah, I didn't see one Pteranodon
13:40No
13:40Hmm
13:41What about a T-Rex?
13:44No, no T-Rexes either
13:46What?
13:47Oh, Elmo loves T-Rexes
13:48You know, they have such little arms
13:50Mr. Dan Levy, dinosaur finder, I have a question
13:52Uh-huh
13:53Um, have you ever seen a, uh, Brachiosaurus?
13:57They have a long neck, sort of like, uh, Dr. Bucky
14:02Yeah, and they're very tall, like Dr. Bucky
14:07Okay, all right
14:11Dr. Bucky is tall
14:14And he does have a long neck
14:18I know, but a Brachiosaurus has a big, long tail
14:23Like Dr. Bucky
14:26You have a tail, Dr. Bucky?
14:31Huh
14:31You know, uh, I never look back there
14:35Oh
14:35Yeah, that's a tail
14:37Dr. Bucky is a dinosaur
14:40A Brachiosaurus, to be precise
14:43How have I never noticed this?
14:45We have to tell the team
14:46Where are they?
14:47Oh, they're snacking on trees
14:49Snacking on trees?
14:50Team, hurry, we found a dinosaur
14:52Come on over
14:53What?
14:54What?
14:54We did?
14:55That's great
14:56So where is this dinosaur?
14:58It turns out it's me
15:00What?
15:00Yeah
15:01No
15:01Yeah
15:02No
15:02Yeah
15:03D is for dinosaur
15:05Well, what is it like to be a dinosaur?
15:07I don't know
15:08I'm just kind of getting used to the idea now
15:09Great question
15:10Isn't it?
15:11Danielle, the dinosaur was shaking her tail
15:18Skipping in a park on her favorite trail
15:21Soon she started thinking what fun it would be
15:25To meet up at the diner with her pals for a treat
15:28She walked to a diner and the door made a chime
15:31Delicious smells filled her dino mind
15:35Dragon fruit and dandelion, strawberry pie
15:38Sat down at the table, she was ready to dine
15:42Dinosaur, begins with D
15:45Diceratops, dynopyrus, D-D-D-D
15:48To grow big and strong, dines have to dine
15:52A yummy meal with all your friends is just divine
15:55Dave was eating dates right along the Sioux
15:58With a side of deviled eggs and dill pickles too
16:02Donna tried the danish and she shared with them all
16:05Everybody smiled, yes, they were having a ball
16:09Dinosaur, begins with D
16:12Diceratops, dynopyrus, D-D-D
16:15To grow big and strong, dines have to dine
16:19A yummy D meal with all your friends is just divine
16:23Dinosaur, begins with the letter D
16:27Dieratops, dynopyrus, dynopyrus 32
16:35DzustΠ½choo, dynopyrus 32
16:50That's a scientist who studies dinosaurs.
16:53We're digging for dino bones and need a dino snack.
16:56Could you help us?
16:57Of course we can help you!
16:59Because we are...
17:01BUNSER PLEASE!
17:04Me love dinos!
17:06Oh, yeah.
17:07Is there a special snack we can make, Chef Gonger?
17:09Oh!
17:10We can make dino dip!
17:12Let's have a little look here.
17:14For dino dip, we need hot choke,
17:17olive oil, garlic, spinach, salt,
17:22cream cheese, parmesan cheese,
17:26pepper, bread bowl, green olive, and pita chips.
17:31Wow, that's a lot of ingredients.
17:33But, uh, okay, me, me think that me got everything, yeah.
17:37Oh, good job, Cookie.
17:39But, um, where's the artichoke?
17:42No idea what artichoke look like.
17:45Uh, like that.
17:46Oh, boy.
17:47Uh, uh, me thought artichoke was lost baby porcupine.
17:50Yeah, me gave it back to his mommy.
17:52I love artichokes.
17:55Uh, uh, listen, don't worry, Cookie.
17:58It's okay.
17:59We can get more artichokes from an artichoke farm.
18:02Artichoke farm?
18:03That really a thing?
18:04Oh, yeah, I'll show you.
18:05You're gonna love it.
18:06Come on!
18:07Me no can wait to see this.
18:09Artichokes farm.
18:10I'm gonna do it.
18:11I'm gonna do it.
18:12I'm gonna do it.
18:13I'm gonna do it.
18:14I'm gonna do it.
18:15Boy, oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.
18:17Here we are at the...
18:18Artichoke farm.
18:19Artichoke farm, artichoke farm, we're going to an artichoke farm.
18:28Boy, oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, here we are at the artichoke farm.
18:34Hello, Mr. Farmer, we need artichokes to make dino dip.
18:38Yeah, could you help us, please?
18:40Hello, Cookie Monster and Gonger, welcome to the artichoke farm.
18:43And of course I can help you.
18:45Artichokes are a healthy vegetable that grow on a stalk.
18:51The artichokes are cut from their stalks and carried in special backpacks to sorting stations.
18:59There, they are sorted by size, then packaged and sent to grocery stores and farmer's markets where people can buy them.
19:11Here's some artichokes for dino dip, Cookie Monster and Gonger.
19:14Thank you, Mr. Farmer.
19:16Artichokes, artichokes, going home with artichokes.
19:20Hey, we got artichokes, but me wonder how we possibly can make a dino dip out of this.
19:26Well, what if we take a little looky-looky and chuck the wasp?
19:30First, we boil the artichokes.
19:32Boil artichokes, gotcha.
19:35And while the artichokes are boiling, let's saute the spinach.
19:39Heat up the olive oil in a pot.
19:41Heating up olive oil.
19:42And next, chop the garlic.
19:46Chop, chop, chop, chop, chop, chop.
19:49Now, add spinach and salt.
19:52Spinach, head, salt.
19:54Now, take the artichokes out of the pot and chop them into pieces.
19:58Chopping artichokes.
19:59Chop, chop, chop, chop, chop, chop.
20:01Then, we put them in with the olive oil and spinach.
20:08Now, add cream cheese and Parmesan cheese.
20:14And finally, some black pepper.
20:16Grindy, grindy, grindy.
20:18Chop, chop, chop, chop, chop.
20:19Goop the dip into the bread bowl, cookie.
20:23Scooping dip into bread bowl.
20:25Now, let's make it look like a dinosaur.
20:27Look at that.
20:29Look at that.
20:30That looked like dino.
20:32We are monster artists.
20:34Yes.
20:34It's ready.
20:3710-4, dinosaur.
20:39Bye-bye, dinosaur.
20:41Cookie monster.
20:43I got this nice for you, whoo.
20:52Oh, chip with dino dip.
20:56Yeah.
20:57Oh, yummy.
21:01Thank you so much, cookie monster and gonger.
21:07Your dino dip is a perfect sometime treat for paleontologists.
21:11And delicious.
21:13Rawr!
21:14You're welcome, Bia.
21:19Yeah.
21:20Hey!
21:21How do the monsters do the rescue with a young moon just for you?
21:30Where are we going?
21:32We can't wait to see you.
21:35Oh, yeah.
21:36I need a mini monster with me.
21:40Rudy!
21:41Rudy!
21:42Rudy!
21:43Rudy!
21:44Rudy!
21:45Hi.
21:46I'm Abby.
21:47This is my room.
21:49Rawr!
21:50Rawr!
21:51Rawr!
21:52Don't be afraid.
21:55It's not a dinosaur.
21:56Rawr!
21:57It's just my brother, Rudy.
21:59He's just pretending.
22:00Rawr!
22:01Rawr!
22:02Here.
22:03Rawr!
22:04Rawr!
22:05Rawr!
22:06Rawr!
22:09Whoah!
22:10Ha-ha-ha!
22:11Muah-ha!
22:12Following.
22:13Moore.
22:14Wee!
22:15Hiya, Baskut!
22:16Must've taken a wrong turn, but here I am.
22:18There's something exciting for you today!
22:21What could it be?
22:22Count along with me!
22:24One, two, three, go!
22:27A shovel!
22:29Yes, because we're going to be paleontologists!
22:34Yay!
22:38Doesn't anyone want to be paleontologists?
22:41We don't know what that is.
22:43A paleontologist is someone who studies things
22:46that lived a long, long, long time ago.
22:50Like dinosaurs.
22:53We get to find a dinosaur!
22:56We get to find a dinosaur!
23:03Well, come on.
23:04Just grab onto my handles
23:06and we'll go on a paleontologist expedition.
23:09Hi-ho, out we go!
23:13I get to drive?
23:15Woo-hoo!
23:16Look at all our tools!
23:17But how will we fit a dinosaur in here?
23:20Well, dinosaur bones can be pretty hard to find.
23:24So, your job is to find other kinds of fossils,
23:27which are imprints of things like
23:29insects, leaves, and footprints instead.
23:33Okay, here we go!
23:38Oh, I see lots of rocks down there.
23:42Maybe some of those have fossils.
23:46You help us look for fossils, too.
23:51Well, no fossils here.
23:53Let's go.
23:54Let's go.
23:54Rudy, wait!
23:55Paleontologists use tools like shovels and chisels.
24:00Maybe we need to dig.
24:02Oh, right!
24:04Great idea!
24:05Thank you, Abby.
24:06Oh, I'm going to dig here.
24:15Yeah!
24:16And I'm going to chisel.
24:19Oh!
24:20I found a fossil!
24:21I think.
24:21I can't quite see it.
24:27There's a hammer, a brush, and a rock hammer.
24:31Which one can I use to clean it without hurting it?
24:34I'll use the brush.
24:37Oh, cool!
24:41It's an imprint of a seashell!
24:43Look!
24:44There's another one!
24:45Oh!
24:46It's another one!
24:47Oh!
24:48Oh!
24:49Oh!
24:50Oh!
24:51Oh!
24:52Oh!
24:53Oh!
24:54Oh!
24:55Hey, Abby!
24:56I found a fossil, too!
24:58Oh!
24:59Let's see!
25:00Rudy!
25:01That's not a fossil!
25:04You drew a fossil!
25:06You drew that on with a crayon!
25:09Oh, I know.
25:11But it's no fair!
25:13You're finding all the fossils, and I haven't found any yet!
25:17Oh!
25:18Oh!
25:19Oh!
25:20Abby, you should not laugh at a guy just because he can't find a fossil!
25:26Oh!
25:27But...
25:28But you did find a fossil!
25:30The biggest one yet!
25:32A dinosaur footprint!
25:35I...
25:36I did!
25:37I...
25:38I did!
25:39I...
25:40I found a fossil!
25:41You did it!
25:42Good job finding fossils, paleontologists!
25:45Secret handshake!
25:47Up, high, down, low!
25:49Yay, we did it!
25:50Way to go!
25:51Ah!
25:52Wow!
25:53Woohoo!
25:54Let's head home!
25:55Whee!
25:56Yay!
25:57Time to break everything away!
25:59Boy, is it crowded in here!
26:00Better fly!
26:01See you soon!
26:02Fun as it!
26:03Here's a job for you!
26:04Be a paleontologist!
26:05You can make for ten fossils by drawing them on paper or rocks!
26:09Yeah!
26:10And then, you can hide them and look for them!
26:11See you next time!
26:12On Annie's Amazing Adventures!
26:16Good night, Ernie!
26:17Good night, Ernie!
26:18Good night, Bert!
26:19Good night, Ernie!
26:20Good night, Ernie!
26:21Good night, Bert!
26:22Hmm?
26:23What's that?
26:24Huh?
26:25You need an extra blanket?
26:26No, I'm firing him.
26:27Okay, all right.
26:28Here you go.
26:29There you go.
26:30Have a good night!
26:31And then, you can find them for rocks!
26:32Yeah!
26:33And then, you can hide them and look for them!
26:35See you next time on Annie's Amazing Adventures!
26:36Good night, Ernie!
26:37Good night, Ernie!
26:38Good night, Bert!
26:40Huh?
26:41What's that?
26:42Huh?
26:43You need an extra blanket?
26:44No, I'm firing him.
26:45Okay!
26:46All right.
26:47There you go.
26:48night. Hmm? You want a teddy bear? Oh, that's so sweet. Sure, here's one for you. There you
26:59go. Have a good night now. Ernie, Ernie, are you okay? I'm fine, Bert. Who are you talking
27:04to? I'm talking to a dinosaur, Bert. A dinosaur? Yep, a dinosaur. Ernie, you know there are
27:11no dinosaurs in our bedroom. Oh, don't be silly, Bert. Of course I know that. That's
27:15why I'm imagining a dinosaur here in the bedroom. Oh, you're imagining a dinosaur.
27:20That's right. Okay, fine. Good night. You know, it's a lot of fun, Bert. Fine. Yeah, I mean,
27:25first you have to think really hard about the dinosaur, you know. And, uh, ooh, a tall dinosaur.
27:34Mm-hmm. Yes, a tall dinosaur with blue skin. A tall blue dinosaur with pink polka dots.
27:45And then, Bert, then you have yourself one great imaginary dinosaur. Mm-hmm.
27:50Mm-hmm. Fine, Ernie. Fine. Now go to sleep, okay? Oh, no, Bert, you know, I think you should
27:54give it a try. No, not me. Oh, come on, Bert. Give it a try. Please. Please, Bert. Please
27:59imagine a dinosaur, Bert. Please. All right. Fine, fine, fine. Fine. Ernie, Ernie, if I imagine
28:04a dinosaur, will you please let me go to sleep? Sure, Bert. Fine. Okay. Imagination. Okay.
28:11Mm-hmm. I imagine a dinosaur. I'm imagining a dinosaur. I'm imagining a dinosaur. Here
28:16I go. Imagining a dinosaur. Imagining a dinosaur. So what does it look like, Bert? Hmm. That's
28:24kind of fuzzy, Ernie. Fuzzy? Yeah. Hmm. Well, I think you probably need to imagine
28:29harder, Bert. Oh, Ernie. You know, put more effort into it. Fine, fine. Okay, fine. Yeah.
28:33Fine, fine. Okay, imagining a dinosaur. He's big. That's good. That's good. He's big and
28:39harder, Bert. And he has a long neck. You're not doing it hard enough, Bert. Push, push,
28:43push, push. Come on, Bert. He has a long neck. Bert. Well, Bert? Nothing. Nothing? Nothing.
28:54I guess you just need more practice at imagination, Bert. Yeah, maybe you're right. Okay. Well,
28:59good night, Bert. Good night. Good night, Ernie. I was never really good at imagining. You know
29:04that. You're good at it. I mean, I'd love to imagine maybe a big dinosaur. No,
29:09orange dinosaur with maybe a long neck, but no, I'm just, I don't do that very good.
29:19All right, Ernie. Excuse me. What, Ernie? Hey, hey. Did you imagine a big orange
29:26dinosaur with a long neck? I did. I did. Well, here I am. Oh, but I also imagined that you liked
29:33bottle caps. Oh, I do. Oh, boy. And pigeons. Oh, yeah. Well, imagine that. You just did. Oh, yeah.
29:42The number eight. Welcome to the 65 million Great Dinosaur Dance Off. Our eight dinosaur
29:52dancers are just taking the floor and now performing a lovely ballet. Let's count them. One, two,
29:59three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eight dinosaurs ballet dancing. Beautiful. And it looks like our
30:08judges agree. Eight. Next, our dancers are moving to the table. One, two, three, four, five, six,
30:18seven, eight. Eight dinosaurs can't go dancing. Splendid. Number eight. What's this? A giant
30:27object in the sky? Could it be? Yes, it is. Disco Ball. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
30:38eight. Dinosaur and disco dancing. Eight, eight, eight, eight. The number eight.
30:48La, la, la, la. La, la, la, la. Elmo's world. La, la, la, la. La, la, la, la. Elmo's world.
30:59Oh, hi. Welcome to Elmo's world. Oh, Elmo's so happy to see you. Oh, and so is Dorothy.
31:22Say hello, Dorothy. Oh, guess what Elmo's thinking about today.
31:28Da, la, la, la, la. Oh, uh. I have to wait to see till I can see you face when he's
31:46oh, μ. Ihrey, Sir ΠΌΠ΅Π½Ρ. Oh! What about
31:51it and it's big! Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh! I don't know. You guys know. Oh, don't know.
31:55We're here!
32:25Oh, nice dinosaur, Dorothy.
32:32Hey, Dorothy, do you like Elmo's dinosaur?
32:37Oh, you do?
32:38Thank you, Dorothy.
32:39Dorothy has been thinking about dinosaurs, too.
32:42Oh, huh?
32:43OK, yeah, yeah, yeah.
32:44And she wants to know, how do you pretend to be a dinosaur?
32:48Oh, good question, Dorothy.
32:50Let's ask Mr. Noodle.
32:51Mr. Noodle.
32:52Hi, Mr. Noodle.
32:53Hey-hoo!
32:54Don't you shave?
32:55Oh, hi, Mr. Noodle.
32:57Hello?
32:59Dorothy asks, how do you pretend to be a d-
33:02Huh?
33:03Oh, well, take off the earmuffs, Mr. Noodle.
33:07No, the earmuffs.
33:09Take them off.
33:11Take off the earmuffs.
33:14Dorothy says-
33:16Sorry, Mr. Noodle, sorry.
33:18How do you pretend you're a dinosaur, Mr. Noodle?
33:21A dinosaur.
33:22No, that's ballet.
33:23Isn't that a dinosaur?
33:24That's a dancer.
33:25A dinosaur is an animal, Mr. Noodle.
33:26From long ago.
33:27Yeah, millions of years ago.
33:28Yeah, Mr. Noodle.
33:29Not a monk.
33:30We said a dinosaur.
33:31That's not a dinosaur.
33:32Not a monk.
33:33We said a dinosaur.
33:34That's not a dinosaur.
33:35Not a dinosaur.
33:36Not at all.
33:37Dinosaurs were big and tall.
33:38Some were.
33:39Yeah, they could stand on their high legs, Mr. Noodle.
33:41Some could.
33:42Bigger, bigger, bigger.
33:43They were bigger than a building.
33:44A walking building.
33:45Yay, that's it.
33:46Yay, that's it.
33:47Yay, that's it.
33:48Good job, Mr. Noodle.
33:49Yay, that's it.
33:50Good job, Mr. Noodle.
33:51No, no, no, Mr. Noodle.
33:52Aw, he scared himself.
33:53Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
33:54Don't be scared, Mr. Noodle.
34:01That's just your reflection on another night, the dinosaur.
34:18Oh, he scared himself.
34:19Don't be scared, Mr. Noodle.
34:22That's just your reflection.
34:24Mr. Noodle.
34:26Yeah, yeah.
34:28That's you in the mirror, not a real dinosaur.
34:32Right, it's you.
34:36But you saw a great dinosaur, Mr. Noodle.
34:41Bye, Mr. Noodle.
34:43What's that, Dorothy?
34:47What's that?
34:48Dorothy wants to ask someone else.
34:51How do you pretend to be a dinosaur?
34:59Dorothy, this is how I pretend to be a dinosaur.
35:02I have a long neck and eight leaves off of trees.
35:06Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum.
35:08Dorothy, this is how I pretend to be a pterosaur.
35:12I have wings and I fly like a bird.
35:18Dorothy, I'm a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
35:20I have sharp teeth, I run fast, and I eat other dinosaurs.
35:28Wow, Dorothy says you remind her of our Uncle Jaws.
35:33Thanks, everybody.
35:34Oh, and thanks, Dorothy.
35:35Now, Elmo will ask a baby.
35:38Oh, hello, baby.
35:41Baby, how do you pretend to be a dinosaur?
35:48Oh, boy.
35:49Thank you, baby.
35:50Kiss, kiss, kiss.
35:55Boy, that was a cute baby.
35:57Oh, and now Elmo has a question.
35:59Where are, are, are, are, are you?
36:02Yeah, you.
36:03How many baby dinosaurs will hatch from these eggs?
36:07Let's count them and see.
36:08One.
36:09Oh, one baby stegosaurus.
36:12Oh.
36:13Two.
36:14Two.
36:15Three.
36:16Four.
36:17Five.
36:18Six.
36:19Seven.
36:20Seven.
36:21Seven baby stegosaurus.
36:26Oh, boy.
36:27And one baby Tyrannosaurus Rex.
36:28Oh, boy.
36:29There you go.
36:30Hi, dinosaur.
36:31Baby T-Rex.
36:33Bye.
36:34Oh, great counting, everybody.
36:35Stegosaurus is one kind of dinosaur.
36:36Elmo wonders what other kind of dinosaurs there are.
36:40Oh, great counting, everybody.
36:42Stegosaurus is one kind of dinosaur.
36:45Elmo wonders what other kind of dinosaurs there are.
36:48Oh, draw.
36:53Look at that.
36:56It's a draw-saurus.
37:00OK, open up, draw.
37:02Draw.
37:07Is this a dinosaur?
37:09Yes.
37:09A triceratops.
37:11That's my favorite.
37:12Elmo loves him, but Elmo wouldn't try to kiss him.
37:16Is this a dinosaur?
37:17Yes.
37:18That's a brontosaurus.
37:20What a neck.
37:22It could wear lots of neckties.
37:25Is this a dinosaur?
37:27No, it's a birthday cake.
37:30But you could put dinosaurs on your cake.
37:33Are these dinosaurs?
37:35Yes, yes, yes, and yes.
37:38They all are.
37:39Yes, they all are.
37:40Is this a dinosaur?
37:41No, it's a Snuffleupagus.
37:44Oh, not today.
37:46Today, I'm a Snuffle-o-saurus.
37:49Roar!
37:51Or a dino-o-opagus.
37:58Thank you, Drone.
37:59Elmo has Nail.
38:01Elmo has Nail.
38:02Look at that.
38:03Elmo has Nail.
38:04A computasaurus.
38:06Elmo has Nail.
38:07Elmo has Nail.
38:08Elmo has Nail.
38:09Elmo has Nail.
38:10Elmo would like his email.
38:12Elmo has Nail.
38:13Elmo has Nail.
38:14Elmo.
38:15Oh, Elmo's got email from his friend, Hermie.
38:22If you're thinking about dinosaurs, Elmo, old buddy,
38:25don't forget my favorite.
38:27And here it comes now.
38:29It's, it's rubber ducky-o-saurus.
38:32You're so cute.
38:36Thank you, computer.
38:41Elmo's friend, Kate, loves dinosaurs.
38:46So her mommy took her to the museum
38:48so she could see huge dinosaur bones.
38:51And she told Elmo all about it.
38:56Dinosaurs aren't alive anymore.
38:58So you have to go to the museum to see them.
39:01Like the American Museum of Natural History.
39:05Scientists called paleontologists
39:08dig up the fossils of dinosaur bones.
39:10And they put together skeletons
39:13which show how big they were.
39:16One of the first skeletons we saw was awesome.
39:21It's called a barosaurus.
39:25When I looked up at it, I felt tiny.
39:29It has the longest neck of any dinosaur
39:33found in North America.
39:37We found Triceratops with three big horns
39:41and a big collar.
39:43We also saw dinosaur eggs.
39:47How could something as big as a dinosaur
39:50grow from something that small?
39:55Tyrannosaurus Rex.
39:58It has tiny arms and big legs and sharp teeth.
40:05They're sharp because it eats meat.
40:10We found Stegosaurus.
40:13I think it's the cutest.
40:15I like the plates on its back.
40:19The last one we saw,
40:21the Apatosaurus,
40:23was humongous.
40:25And it was put together
40:27from 350 dinosaur bones.
40:32There's a make-believe skeleton
40:34we put together
40:36just like paleontologists do.
40:40Maybe I'll be a paleontologist someday.
40:45Paleontologists.
40:48Paleontologists.
40:49Paleontologists.
40:50Paleontologists.
40:51Where can Elmo learn more
40:52about a paleontologist?
40:54Oh, yeah.
40:57A T-V-O-Saur.
41:00I'm looking at more
41:01on the dinosaur channel.
41:03Oh, come on, T-V.
41:05Okay, turn yourself on.
41:08It's the Dinosaur Channel.
41:10All dinos, all newts,
41:12all the time.
41:13My new devotees,
41:14here's paleontologist
41:15Bones Martin
41:16digging up dirt
41:17about dinosaurs.
41:19Hi, I'm Bones Martin
41:21and I'm a paleontologist.
41:23I dig dinosaurs.
41:25And I make dino skeletons.
41:29Sazam!
41:31And here's a secret
41:33about dinosaurs.
41:35Dinosaurs moved.
41:37They were alive.
41:39They didn't just stand
41:40in some museum
41:41waiting for closing time.
41:43These legs were meant
41:44for walking,
41:45running,
41:46and yes,
41:47dancing.
41:48Hit it!
41:49Swim or tear from side to side.
41:52Swim, it shows some dino-cries.
41:54Stand for speed at the ground.
41:56Let the earth shake all around.
41:58To keep or tail another frog.
42:01Stand for feed
42:02and start the wall.
42:04Paleontology in motion.
42:08That's cool
42:09when the dinosaur stops.
42:11Let's get real!
42:13Answer Ambiosaurus
42:15and the dinos.
42:16Okay!
42:17Dance with the dinosaurs!
42:19Swim your tail from side to side.
42:22Swim, it shows some dino-cries.
42:24Stand those feet up on the ground.
42:26Make the earth shake all around.
42:28Make the earth shake all around.
42:29You can't foretail another wall.
42:31Snap your feet and start to run.
42:33Ornithal on the spokes.
42:35Pops in taps.
42:37That's doing the dinosaur stall.
42:39That's doing the dinosaur stall.
42:45Up your tail another wall.
42:47Snap your feet, it's time to run.
42:50That's doing it!
42:51That's doing it!
42:52That's doing the dinosaur stall!
42:55I dig dinosaurs!
43:01Watch it, Jumbo.
43:03Stay tuned for Dinosaur, Bob Bossel, and Dudley Diggs.
43:07And the bigger they are, the harder they are.
43:10What?
43:12Thanks, Evie!
43:13Oh, Elmo wants to learn even more about dinosaurs.
43:17Don't you?
43:18How can we find out even more?
43:23Why don't you ask a dinosaur?
43:25It's a dinosaur!
43:27Yay!
43:28Yes, it is.
43:29I'm a dinosaur and I was born 150 million years ago.
43:32Give or take.
43:33But I saw everything.
43:35Ask me a question.
43:36Well, what did Mr. Dinosaur see?
43:39Oh, ho, ho!
43:40Well, I saw asteroids and I saw the sun rise every day like clockwork.
43:44And I saw the stars and the comets and the rocks.
43:48Well, what else?
43:49Well, I saw rivers to swim in and trees with tasty leaves just like these.
43:54Oh!
43:55Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
43:57Most of all, I saw dinosaurs everywhere.
44:00Big ones, little ones, calm ones, excited ones.
44:03Dinosaurs were the people in my neighborhood, son.
44:06Wow!
44:07Did you have a bird in your neighborhood?
44:09Like Big Bird?
44:10Well, we had a pterosaur flying in the sky.
44:14Kind of like a dinosaur with wings.
44:16What a guy.
44:17Always up with that big smile.
44:20Yeah.
44:21Ah, a pterosaur.
44:23Oh, look, look, look.
44:24North is imagining Elmo as a pterosaur.
44:27Flying over Mr. Dinosaur's neighborhood 150 million years ago.
44:32You look like a sea, son.
44:34Whee!
44:35What a way to fly!
44:37That's the soar in pterosaur.
44:40Hello!
44:41How is a pterosaur?
44:43Whee!
44:45There weren't just dinosaurs.
44:47There were all kinds of animals.
44:49Frogs, turtles, mice.
44:51Hello, frog.
44:52Hello, turtle.
44:53Hello, mouse.
44:55And crocodiles.
44:58Yow!
44:59They're always good for a lamb.
45:04Ah!
45:05Woo-wee!
45:07Most dinosaurs ate leaves 24-7.
45:11Others ate meat, including dinosaurs.
45:14What's up, T-Rex?
45:15Yeah, baby!
45:16And that's the way it was.
45:17Aw, thank you, Mr. Dinosaur.
45:18No problem, kid.
45:19Oh, don't go away, Mr. Dinosaur.
45:20What?
45:21Dorothy wants to sing that dinosaur song.
45:22Ooh!
45:23Yeah, this one's a golden odys.
45:24Oh, just like me.
45:25150 million years old, and I still don't feel a day over 145 million.
45:29Oh, cool.
45:30Here we go.
45:31Do-do-do-do-do-do-do.
45:32Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
45:33Come on, everybody.
45:34Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
45:36Who is a golden odys?
45:37Oh, just like me.
45:39150 million years old, and I still don't feel a day
45:41over 145 million.
45:43Oh, cool.
45:47Here we go.
45:48Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo.
45:50Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
45:54Come on, everybody.
45:56Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
46:01Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
46:06Dino-dino-dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
46:11Say goodbye, Georgie.
46:14Say goodbye, Mr. Dinosaur.
46:16Bye-bye, have a nice age.
46:17Doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo.
46:20Dinosaur.
46:22Dinosaur.
46:23Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo.
46:25Rock-a-saurus.
46:27Yeah.
46:28That's almost right.
46:32Oh, thank you, Mr. Dinosaur.
46:34Rock-a-saurus.
46:36Ha-ha-ha-ha.
46:37Goodbye.
46:38Bye.
46:41Oh, hi.
46:43Look at the size of this book.
46:46It's called The Big, Big, Big, Big Dinosaur Book.
46:51I'm going to read it right now.
46:53It's time to play Journey to Ernie, where Ernie hides and Big Bird seeks.
46:58Oh, wow.
46:59I love playing Journey to Ernie.
47:02I wonder where Ernie's going to hide this time.
47:11We'll be hiding behind the biggest dinosaur.
47:14Right, Rubber Ducky?
47:15Mm-hmm.
47:21Wow.
47:22A dinosaur clue.
47:24Come on.
47:25Cover your eyes and count with me.
47:29One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
47:36Ready or not, here we come.
47:39Whoa.
47:40Whoa.
47:45I don't think we're on Sesame Street anymore.
47:50Whoa.
47:52Gee.
47:54That's either a very small pool or a very big footprint.
48:03Whoa.
48:05A stream.
48:07And a bridge.
48:08I can go over it.
48:14You hear that?
48:16Maybe it's Ernie.
48:20That doesn't look like Ernie.
48:23What was that clue again?
48:25We'll be behind the biggest dinosaur.
48:28Oh, yeah.
48:30Well, that's the biggest dinosaur I've ever seen.
48:34And the only dinosaur I've ever seen.
48:37Excuse me.
48:38Uh, Miss Dinosaur?
48:39Is Ernie behind you?
48:41Actually, I'm a triceratops.
48:44Oh.
48:45I don't know what an Ernie is, but let's see if there's one behind me.
48:49Uh, nothing back here but a few flattened ferns.
48:54Oh, well.
48:55Thanks for your help.
48:57Keep looking.
48:58You know what they say.
48:59If at first you don't succeed, try triceratops.
49:09I guess Ernie's behind a bigger dinosaur.
49:13Hm.
49:15Whoa.
49:17It's getting a little hilly.
49:20Hello?
49:22Is there a dinosaur in there?
49:25Hello!
49:27Wow!
49:29It's a leaf-eating two-hetosaurus.
49:31And it's definitely bigger than the triceratops.
49:35Is Ernie behind you?
49:36Behind!
49:37Whoa!
49:38Whoa!
49:39Whoa!
49:40Yeah!
49:41Yeah!
49:42Is it Ernie?
49:43No!
49:44Leave!
49:45Ha!
49:46Where's Ernie?
49:47I don't know.
49:48That way?
49:49That way?
49:50That way?
49:51Oh, well.
49:52Better keep looking.
49:53Oh, huh.
49:54Huh.
49:55Huh.
49:56Huh.
49:57This hill is turning into a mountain.
49:58Huh.
49:59Whoa.
50:00Oh, now the mountain's moving backward.
50:03Huh.
50:04Huh.
50:05Huh.
50:06Huh.
50:07Huh.
50:08Huh.
50:09Huh.
50:10Huh.
50:11Huh.
50:12Huh.
50:13Huh.
50:14Huh.
50:15Huh.
50:16Huh.
50:17Huh.
50:18Huh.
50:19Huh.
50:20Huh.
50:21Huh.
50:22Huh.
50:23Huh.
50:24Huh.
50:25Wait a minute.
50:26Mountains don't move.
50:28Huh.
50:29Huh.
50:30I think I'm on the biggest dinosaur.
50:34Huh.
50:35Huh.
50:36Ernie, are you behind this dinosaur?
50:38What?
50:39You called?
50:41There you are.
50:42We found him.
50:44You sure did.
50:45Yeah.
50:46Huh.
50:47Huh.
50:48Huh.
50:49Huh.
50:50Huh.
50:51It's Ernie.
50:52It's me.
50:53I don't know you anywhere.
50:54The.
50:55When you laugh.
50:56That Ernie shirt and hair.
50:58The squeaking of your ducky.
51:00Tells us you're the one.
51:01Ooh.
51:02We found him.
51:03We found him.
51:04La la la la la.
51:05Our journey.
51:07To Ernie.
51:08Is done.
51:10Oh, hey, thanks, Mr. Dinosaur.
51:15Call me Mr. Diplodocus.
51:17Ooh.
51:18And you may hide behind me anytime.
51:20Oh.
51:21Very diplomatic of him, right, Rubber Ducky?
51:24Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.
51:25Yeah.
51:26Uh-oh.
51:27Yeah.
51:28Uh-oh.
51:29.
51:39Higher.
51:41Go higher.
51:44Go higher.
51:46Go higher!
51:58That's it!
52:02Higher!
52:04Yay!
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