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Gordon presents the letter "Q"
Q is the 17th letter of the English alphabet. The letter first sponsored Sesame Street in Episode 0043.
Contents
- 1 Songs about Q
- 2 Segments about Q
- 3 Street Stories about Q
- 4 International Segments about Q
- 5 Muppet Babies
- 6 See also
Songs about Q
"The Question Song"
(First: Episode 0378)
"Quincy's Letter Q Song"
(First: Episode 4320)
"The Letter of the Day": Q
(First: Episode 4512)
Segments about Q
Claymation Q
(First: Episode 0043)
artist: Jim Henson
Q - Quarter
(First: Episode 0046)
Alphabet Bates
(First: Episode 0047)
Ernie demonstrates Q
(First: Episode 0047)
Introducing Q
(First: Episode 0048)
artist: Cliff Roberts
Q the Funny Looking Thing
(First: Episode 0131)
Hypnotic Q rainbow
(First: Episode 0440)
The Q Game
(First: Episode 0440)
Kermit asks Trey about Q
(First: Episode 0440)
Q for Quiet
(First: Episode 0441)
artist: John Korty
Gordon, Shola and John-John identify Qs
(First: Episode 0441)
Maria, Luis and David build a Q
(First: Episode 0467)
Kermit draws a Q
(First: Episode 0493)
Herry and John-John discuss Q
(First: Episode 0571)
Sand Alphabet
(First: Episode 0623)
artist: Eliot Noyes, Jr.
Q - Quiet
(First: Episode 0675)
The Typewriter: Q - Quiet
(First: Episode 0768)
artist: Jeff Hale
Ants carry Q up a hill
(First: Episode 0789)
Remember Q
(First: Episode 0789)
"Q - Quarter"
(First: Episode 1176)
artist: Jeff Hale
Lowercase q and Lowercase g
(First: Episode 1195)
Maria and Linda sew quilts
(First: Episode 1508)
Two-Headed Monster: Q - Quiet
(First: Episode 1850)
Q balloon
(First: Episode 2241)
Letter Planets:Q planet
(First: Episode 2838)
Q fans
(First: Episode 2895)
Q candles
(First: Episode 3079)
Fishy Q
(First: Episode 3105)
Paper fold Q
(First: Episode 3105)
Airplane Qs
(First: Episode 3179)
Girls clap Q
(First: Episode 3322)
Q - Quack
(First: Episode 3405)
Elmo shows a Q quickly
(First: Episode 3415)
Elmo's Q Trick
(First: Episode 3418)
Worms in Space
(First: Episode 3749)
Skywriter - Q
(First: Episode 3906)
The Letter of the Day: Q - missing part
(First: Episode 3982)
Ballerina Qs
(First: Episode 3982)
Queen Quagmire
(First: Episode 4073)
The Letter of the Day: Spaghetti stain
(First: Episode 4172)
The Letter of the Day: Q Rap
(First: Episode 4198)
The Letter of the Day: Quart, Quilt, Queen
(First: Episode 4320)
Street Stories about Q
Big Bird explains that Q is for Quack
(First: Episode 3792)
Baby Bear draws a Q
Episode 3859
International Segments about Q
"Q - Queso"
(EKA: Episodio 754)
"Q - Quinton"
(EKA: Episodio 850)
"Quetzal"
(EKA: Episodio 911)
artist:Oscar González Loyo
Q - Queso (EKA: Episodio 1002)
11 chunks of queso (cheese) form a lowercase q.
Baby Piggy presents the letter
("Q is Queen"),
Disney Junior Music: Ready for Preschool video "Letters"
See also
- "Q is for Quiet!", a compilation album
- Q, a CBC Radio series
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Episode 3792 | Muppet Wiki
| Picture | Segment | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SCENE 1 | Big Bird is teaching Zoe how to make farm animal sounds, because they are about to sing "Old MacDonald". Maria arrives and welcomes the viewer, and Zoe shows her the different animal sounds that Big Bird taught her. She can do a rooster, cow, sheep, and a duck. | |
| SCENE 1 cont'd | A duck arrives to admire Zoe's duck noise, but he responds by mooing!. | |
| Film | What sound does a duck make? (First: Episode 3298) | |
| Muppets | Monsterpiece Theater: Grover is sitting on a hill, which moves to the sound of music. (First: Episode 1814) (re-filmed Alistair Cookie wraparounds) | |
| Cartoon | A boy finds a set of doors with animals that make the wrong sound, and swaps the doors to correct them. (First: Episode 2711) | |
| SCENE 2 | Old McDonald (Joey Mazzarino) arrives and tells Big Bird, Maria, and Zoe that the duck belongs to him, and it has a rare case of "the moos", so now nobody can sing "Old McDonald" because the duck is making the wrong noise. Zoe tells Old MacDonald that Big Bird is a good teacher (after all, he taught her how to make duck noises), and recommends that he can teach the duck how to quack again. | |
| Cartoon | A dog tries desperately to meow, but can only bark. (First: Episode 0829) | |
| Muppets / Celebrity | At Birdland, Hoots the Owl and Branford Marsalis (Forrest Wimbledon) perform "Listen and Bounce it Back." (First: Episode 2834) | |
| Animation | Rubber Stamp #10 (First: Episode 2880) | |
| Film | The McDoubles (Batty and Crooky) count to 10 on their fingers. (First: Episode 3224) | |
| Cartoon | "A Number 10 from Tennessee" Artist: Gene Barretta (First: Episode 3526) | |
| Animation | Camels appear in the clouds as Vivaldi music plays. (First: Episode 3624) | |
| SCENE 3 | Big Bird sets up a "quacking school" with Zoe, the duck, and some kids. Big Bird begins the lesson by teaching that "Q" is for "quack". | |
| Film | Q, for quack. Quiet! (First: Episode 3405) | |
| Muppets | Elmo shows the viewer a letter very quickly, and has the viewer guess which letter it is. (First: Episode 3415) | |
| Cartoon | A story/song about a duckling who wants to join the others playing at the water's edge. (First: Episode 2852) | |
| SCENE 4 | Zoe and Big Bird perform a "quack" cheer to encourage the duck, but it doesn't work. | |
| Muppets | Ernie sings "Rubber Duckie." (spoken intro edited out) (First: Episode 0136) | |
| Film | A paper crumples to reveal Q, q and Qq. (First: Episode 3105) | |
| Film | Girls giggle as they clap their way to the letter Q. (First: Episode 3340) | |
| Cartoon | Fish swim to form Q and q. (First: Episode 3105) | |
| Film | "We have a nice school"... with ducks. (First: Episode 3144) | |
| SCENE 5 | Zoe, the kids, Big Bird, and the duck try a different approach: by singing "A Cat Had a Birthday", a song filled with animal sounds. It still doesn't help. | |
| Animation | "Step right up and find my voice!" A girl plays a carnival game in which she pushes buttons to identify which sound each animal makes. (First: Episode 3736) | |
| Film | A karate team punches out the alphabet. (First: Episode 3421) | |
| Cartoon | "The Room Is Full of Chickens" (First: Episode 2971) | |
| SCENE 6 | Big Bird is discouraged; he thought he could do it, and now considers himself a failure. Maria and Zoe comfort him. The duck is upset when he sees how sad Big Bird is, so he tries really hard to stop mooing...and succeeds! Everyone cheers the duck and Big Bird. | |
| Cartoon | "Young MacDonald Went to Town" (re-recorded soundtrack) Original version -- (First: Episode 0787) | |
| Muppets | Sesame Street Goes to Day Care Telly and Baxter play an animal guessing game. | |
| Cartoon | "The Adventures of Clever Bill!" The main character solves conflicts between two fighting giants and two fighting girls. (new music added)(First: Episode 2068) | |
| SCENE 7 | Everyone joins in a song of "Old MacDonald". During the final verse, a cow (Stephanie D'Abruzzo) joins them, but quacks instead of moos! She gives an aside: "Just kidding!", and the song resumes. | |
| Muppets | Elmo's World: Shoes (First: Episode 3791) | |
| SCENE 8 | Zoe and Big Bird announce the sponsors, as the cow and duck chat with each other, until both of them get their sounds mixed up again! |
Alterations
| Picture | Segment | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Muppets | Baby Bear sings "How Do You Do?" This segment appeared after the "Find my voice!" animation during summer reruns. | |
| Cartoon | A woman identifies farm animals by their sounds. (First: Episode 1476) This segment replaced the "Adventures of Clever Bill" cartoon during summer reruns. | |
| Muppets | Elmo's World: Water (First: Episode 3831) This segment replaced "Elmo's World: Shoes" during summer reruns. |
See also
- Episode 3095
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