Elmo: Hello. Abby: Oh, hi!
Today on "Sesame Street," we're finding out
about one of my favorite things... gardens!
Elmo: Yeah. Elmo loves gardens. Abby: Mm-hmm.
Elmo: Oh, oh. Elmo spies with his little eye a flower.
Abby: Oh. Flower: Where?
Where's a flower? Where?
Elmo: You. You're a flower.
Flower: Oh, yeah. Abby: Ha ha!
Um, I spy with my little eye broccoli.
Broccoli: Hi. Elmo: Ha ha!
Come on! Let's find out more about gardens today
on "Sesame Street."
Abby: Uh, shouldn't you be
with the other vegetables? Broccoli: Oop.
Kids: ♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
♪ Sunny day sweeping the clouds away ♪
♪ On my way to where the air is sweet ♪
♪ Where the air is sweet ♪
♪ Can you tell me how to get ♪
♪ How to get to Sesame Street? ♪
♪ La la la la la la la la la ♪
♪ How to get to Sesame Street? ♪
Grover: Whoooa!
Kids: ♪ La la la la la la la la la la ♪
Sesame Street!
Elmo: Oh, boy! Yeah! Zoe: It's gonna be great!
Charlie: I can't wait!
Elmo: Oh, hi! Welcome to Sesame Street.
Oh! We're just about to see our friend...
Tamir: Hey, everybody!
All: Tamir! Elmo: Come on. Let's go!
Charlie: Let's go see him! Zoe: Wait for me!
All: Tamir!
Tamir: Hey. Hi. Welcome to the Sesame Street
community garden.
Elmo: Wow! Charlie: This is awesome.
Elmo: Oh, oh. Did Tamir say it's a community garden?
Tamir: That's right. It's a place
where everyone can come together and grow
their own flowers, fruits, and vegetables.
Zoe: Oh, that's wonderful. Elmo: Yeah.
Tamir: Yeah, it's great. My mom started it.
Come on. I'll show you around.
Elmo: OK. Come on. Charlie: Great. Tamir: OK.
♪
♪ Welcome to the garden ♪
♪ Where flowers, fruits, and veggies grow ♪
Charlie: ♪ Look, violets ♪
Elmo: ♪ And tomatoes ♪
Zoe: ♪ Is this spinach? ♪
Tamir: ♪ That's right ♪
♪ All of it is planted by people you know ♪
♪ We can grow together ♪
♪ In our garden, our community garden ♪
All: ♪ We can grow together ♪
♪ In our garden ♪
♪ In our community garden ♪
Elmo: Ha ha ha!
Tamir: I really like being together
with everyone in the garden.
Elmo: Yeah. Tamir: Yeah.
Zoe: Oh. Look at all those yellow flowers.
They look really beautiful, Big Bird.
Big Bird: Aw. Thanks, Zoe.
You know, it's great being a part of a community garden.
Zoe: Yeah!
Tamir: And right here, Bert's planting
his own oats to make oatmeal.
Elmo: Ah. Cool. Tamir: Yeah.
Elmo: Oh. Ehhh. Tamir: Oh. Heh heh. Yeah.
And I bet you can guess whose plot this is.
Oscar: Ah. What a beautiful smell.
Wouldn't you agree?
Elmo: No! Tamir: Nope.
Oscar: Heh heh heh. Elmo: Ha ha ha!
Tamir: ♪ Everyone grows different things ♪
♪ But we all have a special part ♪
♪ And a place where we can grow as one ♪
Oscar: Heh heh heh!
Tamir: ♪ Our blooming, blossoming community garden ♪
All: ♪ We can grow together ♪
♪ In our garden, our community garden ♪
♪ We can grow together ♪
♪ In our garden ♪
♪ In our community garden ♪
♪
Elmo: Yeah! Zoe: Yeah.
Big Bird: Good-bye, everyone. Zoe: Bye, Big Bird.
Wow! It's great how everybody has their own space
to grow their own things.
Elmo: Yeah. Tamir: Yeah. Yeah,
but what I like best is how it all comes together
in one community garden.
Elmo and Zoe: Yeah. Charlie: Definitely.
Elmo: Oh! Oh! Hi, Alan. Zoe: Hi, Alan!
Tamir: Hi, Alan! Charlie: Hi, Alan!
Alan: Hey, everybody.
Elmo: What are you growing?
Alan: Oh. Well, lots of different things,
but the one thing that they all have in common
is that they are fruits and veggies
that are also grown in Japan.
Zoe: Oh. What's Japan?
Alan: Oh. Well, Japan is a country that is far from here.
My great grandmother grew up there
and then moved to America,
so that makes me Japanese American.
Zoe: Hey. What are these green things?
Elmo: Yeah! Alan: Oh.
Those are Japanese bean pods called edamame,
and this is a Japanese squash called kabocha.
Elmo: Ah. It kind of looks like a pumpkin.
Alan: It does! Charlie: Yeah, it does. Heh heh.
Alan: Oh, and the ever popular... pull that... daikon.
Elmo: Oh. What did you say, Alan? Daikon?
Alan: Daikon. Yeah. It's a type of radish,
and it's very popular in Japanese foods.
Zoe: Wow! That's neat. Elmo: Oh, cool.
Alan: Daikon means big root in Japanese.
Elmo: Oh. Tamir: Yeah, yeah.
That's what's so great about gardens.
We can have all kinds of different vegetables,
and they all grow together.
Alan: Yeah, and I'm really proud to share
all of the Japanese foods that my grandma Alice
taught me to cook.
Elmo: Aw. That's really nice, Alan.
Zoe: Yeah. Elmo: Boy, Elmo wishes
everybody knew about this garden.
Zoe: Yeah. I wonder how we could get the word out.
Elmo: Yeah. Tamir: Hmm.
Ooh! What if we open a garden stand?
Yeah. We can share the things we grow
in the garden with everyone on Sesame Street.
Charlie: That's a cool idea. Elmo: Yeah! Zoe: Yeah, I love it.
Alan: And I have the perfect thing to share.
My grandma Alice made some amazing pickled daikon.
Zoe: Oh! Alan: All right. Go to Hooper's. I'll meet you there. OK.
Tamir: OK, see you there! Elmo: To Hooper's!
Zoe: Exciting! Elmo: See you there.
Zoe: Yeah.
♪
Zoe: Huh.
Alan: So pickled daikon in Japanese
is called takuan. Elmo: Uh-huh.
Alan: And it's a very popular food in Japan,
so my great grandmother when she came to America,
she taught my grandmother how to make it,
and then my grandmother taught me.
Elmo: Oh, cool.
Charlie: Can I help?
Alan: Oh. Sure, Charlie.
Hey. Why don't you put the sliced daikon
into the jars while I heat up the brine?
Charlie: OK. Alan: OK?
Zoe: What's brine?
Alan: Oh. Brine is a mixture of special ingredients
that help pickle the daikon.
So this brine has water, sugar, salt, vinegar, and turmeric.
Elmo: Oh. Oh, oh. Did Alan eat daikon
when Alan was just a little Alan?
Alan: Yes, I did, Elmo. So when I was a little Alan,
Elmo: Uh-huh. Alan: I used to have after-school snacks
with daikon in them at my grandmother's house.
Elmo: Oh! Zoe: Oh.
Alan: Oh. As a matter of fact, hold on.
Elmo: Yeah? Alan: I was just looking
at some old pictures, and yeah.
So these are my grandparents.
Elmo: Aw. Zoe: Aw.
Alan: So that is Stanley, and that is Alice.
Zoe: Aw. Alan: So the Japanese word
for grandfather is ojiichan,
and the Japanese word for grandmother is obachan.
So in my family, I called them jiichan and bachan.
Zoe: Oh! Elmo: Wow.
Alan's jiichan and bachan look really nice.
Alan: Mm-hmm. Yeah. They were.
Yeah. They were so nice and so kind.
Um... oh! And my grandfather was a gardener.
Tamir: Oh. Hey. Is he holding daikon?
Alan: He is. So he had a huge garden
with lots of different kinds of fruits and vegetables.
Tamir: Oh. Like the community garden.
Alan: Yeah! Exactly!
Oh. Let me show you this.
All right. Guess... who this is.
Zoe: I have no idea. Elmo: Uh... no.
Alan: It's me when I was little!
Zoe: What? Alan: Little Alan.
Zoe: That must have been a really long time ago!
Elmo: Yeah! Like a really, really...
Alan: Yes, it was. Heh.
Tamir: Well, are there other foods made
with daikon in Japan?
Alan: Oh, absolutely.
So daikon can be spicy,
so when you cook it, it becomes sweeter,
and then you can use it in all kinds of dishes.
So you could take pickled daikon and roll it into sushi...
Elmo: Uh-huh. Zoe: Mmm.
Alan: you could grate it into a salad called namasu...
Elmo: Oh.
Alan: Or you can simmer it like in daikon no nimono.
Zoe: Daikon no nimono.
Alan: That's right.
Elmo: Daikon no ni... nono. Tamir: Daikon no ni..
Alan: Daikon no nimono.
Elmo: Oh, yeah. Ooh! That's really fun to say.
Alan: Oh. It's even more fun to eat. Elmo and Zoe: Oh!
Alan: You know what? I really like sharing
my family's culture with you all,
and I'm very proud to be Japanese American.
Tamir: Well, thanks for sharing with us.
Zoe: Yeah. Alan: All right.
You know what? Back to work. Tamir: OK.
Alan: So now all I have to do is pour this brine
over the daikon.
Charlie: Oh!
Alan: OK. So careful, Elmo. It's hot.
Elmo: OK. Alan: OK?
Elmo: Yeah.
Zoe: Ooh! I love the color! Elmo: Yeah!
Alan: Yeah. That's the turmeric.
All right. So all we have to do is wait for it to cool.
Zoe: Oh.
Alan: The waiting is the fun part.
Elmo: Ha ha ha!
♪
Alan: Great. Tamir: Yeah.
Elmo: Oh. Elmo's so excited to share
Alan's pickled daikon with all of our friends!
Tamir: Yeah. Sure looks delicious.
Charlie: Yeah. Elmo: Mm-hmm.
Alan: Oh. Do you want some?
Elmo: Yes, please! Zoe: Yes, please!
Charlie: Of course! Alan: Oh! OK. Of course.
Here. Elmo: OK. Thank you Alan.
Alan: Here. Try it. Zoe: Oh, yes. Thank you.
Alan: Yeah. There you go. Elmo: Ho ho ho!
OK. Let's see. Elmo's gonna try. Alan: All right.
What do you think?
Charlie: Mmm! Elmo: Mmm!
Zoe: Yummy, Alan! Tamir: That's great.
Elmo: Oh! It's really great, Alan!
Charlie: And what's really great is that we made it
from the veggies in our own community garden.
Tamir: Yeah. We're all different,
but we're all growing together
and learning so much about each other.
Zoe: Yeah! We sure are. Tamir: Yeah.
Zoe: Come and get your pickled daikon here!
Elmo: Yeah! Come and get it!
Just like Alan's obachan used to make!
Oh. Obachan is Japanese for grandma, right?
Alan: That's right.
Come and get it! Elmo: Come and get it!
Tamir: Come on!
Charlie: It's healthy and delicious!
Tamir: And direct from our own Sesame Street
community garden!
Zoe: Yeah! Alan: That's right.
Step right up, everybody!
Tamir: Come on! Alan: Come on! Give it a try!
Kids: I wonder, what if, let's try!
Elmo: Hi! Elmo's friends are visiting a garden today.
Let's see what they're doing.
Reiko: Hi. I'm Reiko, and my brother Isao and I
are visiting our ojiisan Grandpa Masahiko.
Isao: Today, we're at Togo Shrine's Garden.
It's a famous garden in Japan, where anyone can visit.
And look at the koi swimming in the pond!
Koi fish can be many colors.
These are orange, yellow, white, and black.
Reiko: And look at all the beautiful flowers.
I love to come here in the spring
when the sakura are blooming.
Sakura are cherry blossoms, a special kind of flower
that grows on trees.
Isao: People come from all over the world
to see the cherry blossoms blooming!
Reiko: Thanks for showing us this garden, Grandpa!
Good-bye!
Isao and Grandpa: Bye!
Elmo: Wow. It's so cool to see all
the different things that grow in gardens.
♪
Oh! Elmo knows that music.
It's time for the letter of the day!
Come on! Ha ha ha!
♪ Jump up, get down ♪
♪ Come dance with Elmo ♪
♪ We're moving our body to the ABCs ♪
♪ Dance nearby ♪
♪ Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ Dance far away ♪
♪ Now clap your hands ♪
♪ To the letter of the day ♪
♪ Clap, clap ♪
♪ What's the letter, clap, clap ♪
♪ What's the letter, clap, clap, clap, clap ♪
Chorus: What's the letter? What's the letter?
What's the letter, what's the letter, what's the letter?
Elmo: ♪ The letter ♪
♪ Of the day is..."G" ♪
All: ♪ Clap, clap, it's the letter of the day ♪
♪ Clap, clap, it's the letter of the day ♪
Chorus: ♪ Ooh ♪ All: ♪ Clap, clap ♪
♪ It's the letter, it's the letter ♪
♪ It's the letter of the day ♪
Chorus: ♪ Ooh ♪
All: ♪ It's the letter of the day ♪
♪ Clap, clap, it's the letter of the day ♪
♪ Clap, clap ♪
♪ Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay ♪
Elmo: ♪ "G" ♪
"G" is for garden.
[Popping]
[Birds chirping]
Boy: The letter "G."
"G" is for garden.
My friends and I love to garden.
♪
These are some of the tools we use...
a rake, a shovel, and a garden fork.
♪
We're going to plant some flowers!
You can garden, too.
♪
Gardens can be big or small.
♪
Gardens need water so they can grow.
♪
Gardens give us vegetables
that help us grow big and strong!
We had so much fun taking care of our garden.
Garden!
Kids: Garden!
Elmo: Hi! Tamir is showing Elmo how to plant things
in the community garden.
Tamir: Yeah, yeah. It's easy. Elmo: Yeah.
Tamir: First, you put the seeds in the ground...
Elmo: Yeah.
Tamir: and then you cover it up with soil.
Elmo: Yeah, and then we water the seeds
to help them grow.
Tamir: Yeah!
And now we have to wait for the sun to do its job,
and soon, our seeds will sprout like this.
Elmo: Yeah! Tamir: Yeah, and then,
our seeds will grow into tomatoes like these.
Elmo: Oh, yummy!
[Horn honks]
Oh. Speaking of yummy, is that the Foodie Truck coming?
Tamir: I sure hope so because these tomatoes
won't be ready for a while.
Elmo: Oh. Let's find out what Gonger
and Cookie Monster are making today.
Cookie Monster: ♪ Do you like food ♪
Gonger: ♪ A-doop-a doop doop doop-a ♪
Cookie Monster: ♪ Like me like food? ♪
Gonger: ♪ A-deeba deeba deeba deeba ♪
Both: ♪ Place you order if you lucky ♪
♪ We make food in our foodie trucky, yeah ♪
[Tablet chiming]
Cookie Monster: Oh, me got it, me got it!
Gonger: No, I got it, I got it, I got it!
Lakshmi: Hello, Cookie Monster and Gonger.
I'm Lakshmi, and this is my little brother Michael.
Michael: Hi! Lakshmi: We're helping our mom
at our community garden, and it's almost lunchtime,
and we really, really like cauliflower.
Michael: Can you help us, please?
Cookie Monster: Of course we can help you
because we are... Both: Monster Foodies!
Cookie Monster: OK, Chef Gonger. What can we make
with cauliflower?
Gonger: We can make cauliflower rice
with vegetables.
Cookie Monster: Oh. OK. What we need to make it?
Gonger: Well, let's take a little looky, looky
at the recipe.
For cauliflower rice, we need olive oil,
garlic, parmesan cheese,
salt, pepper, peas, carrots, and cauliflower.
Cookie Monster: OK. Me got olive oil, garlic,
parmesan cheese, salt, pepper, peas, and carrots.
Gonger: Where's the cauliflower
for the cauliflower rice, Cookie Monster?
Cookie Monster: Uh, cauliflower.
That look like broccoli but white instead of green?
Gonger: You ate it! Ohh, Cookie Monster!
How do you always eat exactly what we need
right before we need it?
Ohh!
Cookie Monster: It a gift.
OK. Where we get more cauliflower?
Gonger: Come on! Let's go to a cauliflower farm. Come on!
♪
Both: To the cauliflower farm!
♪ Cauliflower farm, cauliflower farm ♪
♪ We're going to the cauliflower farm ♪
[Ding]
Cookie Monster: Boy, oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.
Here we are at the...
Both: cauliflower farm!
Cookie Monster: Hello, Miss Farmer.
We need cauliflower to make cauliflower rice.
Can you help us, please?
Farmer: Hello, Cookie Monster and Gonger,
and welcome to the cauliflower farm.
Sure. I can help you.
Cauliflower is a vegetable.
Most cauliflower we see is white,
but cauliflower can also be green, orange,
or even purple.
When cauliflower is ready to be picked,
it's cut from the stem, and the big, green leaves
are trimmed off.
Then the cauliflower gets packed in crates
and sent to grocery stores and farmers markets,
where people can buy cauliflower to cook
or eat raw.
Here's cauliflower
for your cauliflower rice and vegetables,
Cookie and Gonger.
Cookie Monster: Thank you, Miss Farmer.
Both: ♪ Cauliflower, cauliflower ♪
♪ We're going home with cauliflower ♪
Cookie Monster: OK, Chef Gonger.
We got cauliflower.
Now me wonder how we make cauliflower rice.
Gonger: Well, what if we check the recipe?
So first, we chop the cauliflower
into small pieces.
Cookie Monster: A choppy, choppy, choppy,
chop, chop, chop, chop! Done!
Gonger: Now we use the food processor
to chop the cauliflower into even smaller pieces!
Cookie Monster: Here we go! Gonger: Oh, boy!
♪
Cookie Monster: Look at that. That look just like rice.
Gonger: Ooh. Now we add olive oil
to the big pan.
Cookie Monster: Ooh! Pan hot, so me got to be careful, Gonger.
Gonger: OK. Next up garlic.
Ooh, yeah! Now stir the garlic into the olive oil.
Now it's time to add the peas, the carrots,
and the cauliflower.
OK. Now let's sprinkle some parmesan cheese.
OK. Add a pinch of salt and a pinch of pepper!
Cookie Monster: Pinch of salt, pinch of pepper!
Gonger: Then mix them all together.
Cookie Monster: ♪ A mix-a, mix-a, mix-a, mixy ♪
Gonger: ♪ Mix, mix, mix ♪
Cookie Monster: ♪ Mixy, mixy, mix ♪
Gonger: Ahh! Ha ha ha! Great work, Cookie Monster.
This cauliflower rice with vegetables looks
just perfect!
Cookie Monster: Oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy!
Gonger: Oh, oh! Whoa!
[Gong]
It's ready!
[Sproing]
Cookie Monster: Bye-bye, food!
Gonger: Oh, uh, and by the way, Cookie Monster,
this nice for you.
Cookie Monster: Aw. Thank you, Gonger.
What a surprise.
Ahh, nom nom! Oh! Nommy nom! Ooh! Mmm. Nommy nommy.
[Tablet chiming]
Ooh, ooh, ooh, the thing!
Gonger: Oh! The thing, the thing, the thing.
Cookie Monster: The thing, we got to do the thing.
Lakshmi: Thank you so much, Cookie Monster and Gonger
for this healthy and delicious cauliflower rice
with vegetables.
Michael: Even my parents love it.
Cookie Monster: You welcome, Lakshmi and Michael.
♪ Yeah ♪ Gonger: ♪ Yay ♪
Both: ♪ Happy, healthy monsters to the rescue ♪
♪ We make yummy food just for you ♪
♪
Abby: Do you know what time it is?
Elmo: It's time for the number of the day!
♪ Hop like an astronaut ♪ Elmo and Abby: ♪ Hop, hop ♪
Elmo: ♪ Hop like an astronaut ♪
Elmo and Abby: ♪ Hop, hop ♪
Abby: ♪ Slide like a shooting sta-a-a-ar ♪
♪ Yeah! ♪ Elmo: ♪ Yeah-eah-eah! ♪
Abby: ♪ And hop ♪ Elmo: ♪ Slide ♪
Abby: ♪ Hop ♪ Elmo: ♪ Slide ♪
Abby: ♪ Hoppy, hoppy ♪ Elmo: ♪ Slide, slide ♪
♪ Slide, slide, slide ♪
Elmo and Abby: ♪ It's time for the number of the day ♪
Martians: Yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip.
Uh-huh!
Abby: Count the Martians with us!
Ready...
Elmo and Abby: 1! Yellow Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 2! Blue Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 3! Orange Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 4! Pink Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 5! Yellow Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 6! Pink Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 7! Orange Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 8! Blue Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 9! Yellow Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 10! Pink Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 11! Orange Martian: Yip.
Elmo and Abby: 12! Pink Martian: Yip.
Boy: Number 12.
[Birds chirping]
My dad and I are going to plant 12 pea seeds.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12!
Hey! Let's water our seeds!
♪
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12!
12 pea flowers,
and don't forget peas need sun to grow.
♪
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12!
12 peapods!
Mmm! Time to eat this nice, healthy snack.
[Crunching]
♪
Number 12!
♪
Elmo: ♪ We're on our way to where the doggies play ♪
♪ What mystery will we solve today ♪
♪ On "Elmo and Tango's" ♪
Tango: ♪ Arf arf arf arf ♪
Elmo: ♪ "Mysterious Mysteries"? ♪
Tango: Arf!
Elmo: Ha ha ha!
♪
♪ Da da da da da da da ♪
Oh! Hi! Today, Elmo and Tango are helping Abby
in the community garden.
Abby: That's right! We're planting magic flowers
for the whole neighborhood to enjoy. Ha ha ha!
Tango: Arf arf!
♪
Elmo: Right there.
Tango: Ruff!
Elmo: OK, Abby. Elmo and Tango planted
the last flower.
Abby: Great! Now I've just got to water the flowers
with my hose to help them grow big and tall.
♪
Elmo: Whoa! Wow! Tango: Arr ruff!
Abby: Oh?
Elmo: Oh! It's Cookie Monster's doggie treat cart.
Cookie Monster: Yeah. There we go.
This perfect spot to give out yummy treaties
to little doggies.
Elmo: Oh! Does Tango want a treat
for helping plant the flowers?
Tango: Arf arf!
♪
Elmo: Hi, Cookie Monster!
Can Elmo please have a doggie treat for Tango?
Cookie Monster: For little Tango? Sure.
Elmo: Thank you. OK, Tango. Sit.
♪
[Crunching]
Tango: Rrrr mmmm.
Abby: Oh, no! My hose!
Elmo: Oh! Sounds like Abby needs help!
Come on, Tango!
Abby, what's wrong?
Abby: I was watering the flowers with my hose
when all of a sudden the water stopped coming out.
It's broken. Elmo: Broken?
Tango: Rrrowww?
Elmo: Tango, it's a mystery!
♪
♪ A mystery, it's so mysterious ♪
♪ A broken hose ♪
♪ That's serious ♪
♪ It's a problem we can solve together ♪
♪ We're Elmo and Tango ♪
♪ Furry friends forever ♪
Don't worry, Abby.
Elmo and Tango will solve the mystery
and figure out why the hose isn't working.
Let's investigate!
Abby: Aw. Thank you.
♪
[Sniffing]
Elmo: Hmm. Elmo wonders what if the water
got stuck inside the hose?
Let's try shaking it out.
♪ Shaky, shaky, shake, shake ♪
Elmo and Abby: ♪ Shaky, shaky shake, shake ♪
♪
Abby: Aw. Well, that was fun, but the water
still isn't coming out.
Elmo: Yeah. Elmo guesses the water
wasn't stuck in the hose.
Come on, Tango. Let's keep investigating.
Tango: Arf arf arf!
[Sniffing]
Arf!
Elmo: Hey. The faucet.
That's where the water comes from
and goes into Abby's hose.
Oh. Elmo wonders
what if someone turned off the faucet.
Let's try checking.
Hi, Cookie. Bye, Cookie.
♪
[Water bubbling]
[Sniffing]
Tango: Arf!
Elmo: Hmm. Elmo hears the water,
and Elmo sees it going into the hose.
Guess nobody turned off the faucet.
Is Abby's hose still broken?
Abby: Yep. Water still isn't coming out.
Tango: Arr.
Elmo: This mystery is very mysterious,
but Elmo and Tango can't give up.
We told Abby we'd figure out why her hose isn't working.
Cookie Monster: Doggie treats!
Get your yummy doggie treats!
Tango: Arf arf arf!
Elmo: Oh, Tango! You already had a doggie treat.
Tango: Arr.
Elmo: We need to solve the mystery.
Tango: Arf arf arf!
Elmo: Wait a minute!
Cookie Monster's cart is between the faucet
and where Abby is standing with the hose,
so Elmo wonders what if the cart rolled
onto the hose and stopped the water from coming out?
Come on, Tango. Let's try looking!
Look! The cart is on the hose.
It stopped the water.
Cookie Monster, can you move your treat cart, please?
Cookie Monster: Ha ha. Yeah. Uh, well, maybe this not
best spot to give out little doggie treats after all.
[Grunts]
[Water gurgling]
♪
Abby: My hose! It's working! Ha ha ha!
Elmo: Yay! Elmo and Tango solved the mystery!
Tango: Aroww!
Elmo: ♪ Shake your tail and stomp your feet ♪
♪ Tango, here's a doggie treat ♪
Tango: Arf!
[Crunching]
Abby: Ha ha ha! Aw. Thanks, you two.
Now the whole neighborhood can look
at the magic flowers in our community garden.
Tango: Arooo! Elmo: Whoa!
Bye! See you next time! Ha ha hee hee!
Elmo: We hope you had fun finding out
about gardens with us today.
Zoe: I sure did! It was so cool to see
all the different kinds of plants growing together!
Tamir: Yeah. Alan showed us the food he grows in his plot.
They're foods that also grow in Japan.
Alan: Where my family's from,
and we even pickled some daikon
and shared it with everyone on Sesame Street.
Elmo: Yeah. It makes Elmo want to grow more stuff
in the garden.
Zoe: Well, let's do it!
Elmo: See you next time on... All: "Sesame Street"!
Elmo: Elmo wants to grow peppers!
All: ♪ Come on and move your body ♪
♪ And use your mind ♪
♪ Because you know you are growing ♪
♪ All the time ♪
♪ You're getting smarter ♪
♪ Stronger ♪
♪ Kinder ♪
♪ On Sesame Street ♪
Rosita: ♪ Be kind at home, and when you play ♪
Cookie Monster: ♪ Try some sharing and caring every day ♪
All: ♪ You're getting smarter ♪ Flowers: ♪ Smarter ♪
All: ♪ Stronger ♪ Flowers: ♪ Stronger ♪
All: ♪ Kinder ♪ Flowers: ♪ Kinder ♪
All: ♪ On Sesame Street ♪
♪ On Sesame Street ♪
♪ Yeah ♪