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  • (upbeat music)

  • La, la, la, la

  • La, la, la, la

  • La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la

  • Elmo's full of wonder

  • Wonder what you will discover

  • In Elmo's Wonderful World

  • - [Cookie Monster] Monster Edition.

  • - (laughs) Hi, welcome to Elmo's World. (chuckles)

  • Guess what Elmo is wondering about today?

  • Wait for it.

  • (twinkling)

  • (chuckles) Wait for it.

  • (magical music)

  • (laughing)

  • Winter holidays.

  • Elmo's friends are celebrating the winter holidays

  • by singing Christmas carols.

  • Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la

  • - Oh, that was wonderful.

  • (caroler laughs)

  • (laughs) Boy, Elmo wants to learn

  • all about winter holidays.

  • - Did me hear someone say holidays?

  • - Yeah! (chuckles)

  • Does Cookie Monster know about winter holidays?

  • - Me know all about winter holidays.

  • There's Snicker Doodle Day and Chocolate Chippy Day.

  • - Ah, Cookie Monster, Cookie Monster.

  • Elmo doesn't think that those are winter holidays.

  • Actually, Elmo doesn't think those are holidays at all.

  • - Okay, then me not know about winter holidays.

  • - Ah, well that's okay Cookie Monster.

  • What do we do to learn something new?

  • - Um.

  • - [Elmo, Cookie Monster, And Children] We look it up!

  • - 'Tis the season to learn about winter holidays.

  • (sleigh bells ringing)

  • Over here.

  • - What? Oh.

  • - [Smartie] Winter holidays are special days you celebrate

  • with friends and family.

  • During the holidays, people love to decorate their houses.

  • Like for Christmas and Three Kings Day,

  • people put up trees and lights.

  • Or for Hanukkah, people put out a menorah.

  • And for Kwanzaa, a kinara.

  • They also cook special foods to share with family.

  • Gingerbread cookies!

  • King cake!

  • Pass the potato pancakes, please!

  • Winter holidays are a time to spend together

  • with family and friends.

  • Look at the party hats and noise makers.

  • It must be New Year's Eve.

  • Happy New Year!

  • (Smartie giggling)

  • (sleigh bells ringing)

  • - Awe, Elmo loves spending time

  • with his family and friends during the holidays.

  • - Yeah, me too.

  • But me also like funny hats and balloons.

  • - Yeah!

  • Oh, hey!

  • That gives Elmo an idea.

  • Oh, does Cookie Monster wanna play a game with Elmo?

  • - Yeah, me do.

  • - Well, come on.

  • - Oh, wait for me.

  • (upbeat music)

  • - Elmo wonders if we can help this monster

  • celebrate New Year's Eve.

  • Are you ready?

  • - Yeah, me ready.

  • - [In Unison] Then let's play!

  • - [Elmo] Let's see.

  • There's a snorkel, a party hat, and a noise maker.

  • (noise maker honks)

  • - [Cookie Monster] Ah-ha, that funny noise.

  • - [Elmo] Cookie Monster.

  • - [Cookie Monster] Sorry.

  • So what he need for New Year's Eve party?

  • Oh, noise maker. (dings)

  • - [Child 1] Try the noise maker.

  • - [Cookie Monster] Oh, nice.

  • Now, what he need?

  • Oh, me know, snorkel.

  • (bell dinging)

  • - [Children] Not a snorkel.

  • That's for swimming.

  • - [Elmo] Right, a snorkel is for swimming.

  • Bye-bye, snorkel. (laughs)

  • Now, what's left?

  • The party hat!

  • Yay, we did it!

  • - [Cookie Monster] Happy New Year, monster!

  • (party noises) (clap)

  • - (laughs) Boy, Elmo loves the winter holidays.

  • - Me too.

  • - Hey, that makes Elmo wonder even more.

  • Does Mr. Noodle like the winter holidays?

  • Oh, oh, oh, let's ask him, Cookie!

  • - Yeah, yeah, yeah!

  • (Elmo laughing)

  • - [In Unison] Hey, Mr. Noodle!

  • (magical music)

  • - Hey, it's Mr. Noodle's poodle, Schmoodle.

  • (kids laughing)

  • - Hi, Schmoodle. - [Kids] It's Schmoodle.

  • (barking)

  • - Schmoodle, do you like winter holidays?

  • (barking)

  • - [Cookie Monster] Yeah, that sound like yes to me.

  • - [Elmo] Show us how you dress

  • for your favorite winter holidays.

  • - [Children] Yeah, show us how.

  • (cartoonish footsteps)

  • He's a leprechaun dressed for St. Patrick's Day.

  • - [Elmo] Nice leprechaun costume.

  • But St. Patrick's Day isn't a winter holiday.

  • - [Cookie Monster] Okay, me give you hint.

  • It cold in winter.

  • (cartoonish footsteps)

  • - [Child 1] He's dressed as a ghost.

  • - [Child 2] He's trick-or-treating.

  • - [Elmo] Schmoodle's closer,

  • but Halloween happens in the fall, not the winter.

  • - [Cookie Monster] Try again, Schmoodle.

  • (cartoonish footsteps)

  • - [Children] He's Santa!

  • - [Cookie Monster] He look like Santa Paws.

  • - [Elmo] Yeah, Christmas is definitely a winter holiday.

  • - Thanks for showing us your favorite winter holiday.

  • - Bye Schmoodle, happy holidays!

  • Boy, learning new things makes Elmo so happy.

  • It makes him want to dance!

  • Come on!

  • Monster, monster, dance, dance

  • Monster, monster, dance, dance

  • When we learn something new

  • We do the Monster Dance dance

  • Let's see your Monster Dance.

  • Yeah, cool!

  • See you next time.

  • Keep learning.

  • Elmo loves you.

  • - Cookie Monster too!

  • Monster, monster, dance, dance

  • Monster, monster, dance, dance

  • When we learn something new

  • We do the Monster Dance dance

  • (disco ball whirling)

  • (whimsical kazoo music)

  • La, la, la, la

  • La, la, la, la

  • La, la, la, la, la, la, la la

  • Elmo's full of wonder

  • Wonder what you discover

  • In Elmo's Wonderful World

  • - (laughs) Hi, welcome to Elmo's World.

  • (chuckles) Guess what Elmo is wondering about today?

  • Wait for it.

  • (chuckles) Wait for it!

  • (baby cooing)

  • (dog barking) (toy squeaking)

  • (train whistles)

  • Toys! All kinds of toys.

  • Boy, Elmo loves toys,

  • and wants to find out all about them.

  • Oh, let's ask Elmo's friend, Smartie.

  • Let's call her together.

  • - [Elmo And Children] Oh, Smartie.

  • (toy car honking)

  • - Hiya, Elmo.

  • Like my ride?

  • - Yeah!

  • Smartie has a toy car.

  • Oh, and that's great,

  • because Elmo wants to learn all about toys!

  • - Well, what do we do to learn something new?

  • - [Elmo And Smartie] We look it up.

  • - Searching for toys.

  • Here we go.

  • Toys are things you play with.

  • You can pretend with them, like dolls.

  • You can snuggle with them, like stuffed animals.

  • There are toys you can build with, like building blocks.

  • You can even build your own toys.

  • But there's one thing all toys have in common,

  • they're all about having fun.

  • - Well, that's great Smartie.

  • Oh, but you know what makes a toy even better?

  • - What's that, Elmo?

  • - Sharing it with a friend, like Smartie.

  • - Awe, Elmo, you're a doll.

  • - Oh.

  • - I like sharing with you too.

  • - Yeah.

  • (both giggle)

  • - Well, gotta motor.

  • Bye Elmo.

  • - Oh, oh, oh, see you later Smartie!

  • Don't forget to put your toys away.

  • (cartoon ding)

  • Hey! That gives Elmo an idea.

  • (chuckles) Let's play a game together.

  • Yeah, come on, come on!

  • (magical music)

  • (chuckles) Elmo wonders if we can find all the toys

  • in this room and put them away.

  • Are you ready?

  • Let's play!

  • There are three toys somewhere in this room.

  • Let's find the toys and put them in the basket.

  • Now, where is a toy?

  • - [Children] Behind the pillow.

  • Look under the pillow.

  • - [Elmo] It's a dolly.

  • Night night, dolly.

  • Back in the basket.

  • Good job!

  • Now let's find the second toy.

  • Is there one under the table?

  • - [Children] No!

  • - [Elmo] Whoops, not there.

  • - [Children] The chair!

  • Look under the chair.

  • - [Elmo] Oh, Elmo sees it.

  • It's a car.

  • Vroom, vroom.

  • Back to the basket, car.

  • Now there's one toy left.

  • Oh, where could it be?

  • (train whistles)

  • Did you see that?

  • - [Children] It's a train!

  • It's a choo choo.

  • - [Elmo] Let's go, choo choo.

  • Chugga chugga, chugga chugga.

  • Back to the basket, choo choo.

  • Hooray, we did it!

  • We found all three toys.

  • Good job, everybody!

  • (laughs) Boy, Elmo loves to play with toys.

  • Oh, and that makes Elmo wonder even more!

  • Does Mr. Noodle play with toys?

  • Oh, let's ask him.

  • - [Elmo And Children] Hey, Mr. Noodle!

  • (barking)

  • - Oh, it's Mr. Noodle's poodle, Schmoodle.

  • - [Elmo And Children] Hi Schmoodle!

  • - Schmoodle, do you play with toys?

  • You do? (laughs)

  • Show us how!

  • - [Children] Yeah, show us how!

  • He's reading! He's got a book.

  • - [Elmo] Schmoodle, books are fun, but they're not toys.

  • Try again Schmoodle.

  • - [Children] He's wearing a bathing suit.

  • He's going to the beach.

  • - [Elmo] A beach is fun too, but it's not a toy.

  • (barking)

  • - [Children] Where is he going now?

  • He's got a ball!

  • (toy squeaking)

  • - [Elmo] That's it, Schmoodle.

  • That's how you play with toys.

  • Yay, Schmoodle!

  • (toy squeaking)

  • Thank you, Schmoodle.

  • Have fun playing!

  • Boy, learning new things makes Elmo so happy,

  • it makes him want to dance!

  • Come on.

  • Happy, happy, dance, dance

  • Happy, happy, dance, dance

  • When we learn something new

  • We do the Happy Dance dance

  • Let's see your Happy Dance.

  • Yeah, cool!

  • See you next time.

  • Keep learning.

  • Elmo loves you.

  • Happy, happy, dance, dance

  • Happy, happy, dance, dance

  • When we learn something new

  • We do to Happy Dance dance

  • Yay!

  • (disco ball whirls)

  • (upbeat kazoo music)

  • La, la, la, la

  • La, la, la, la

  • La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la

  • Elmo's full of wonder

  • Wonder what he will discover

  • In Elmo's Wonderful World

  • (laughing) Hi!

  • Welcome to Elmo's World!

  • Oh, guess what Elmo is wondering about today?

  • Wait for it.

  • (chuckles) Wait for it.

  • (magical music) (Elmo Laughing)

  • Celebrations!

  • Yeah, Elmo's friends are having a big celebration.

  • - [Everyone] Hurray!

  • - Yay! (Elmo laughs)

  • - Boy, Elmo thinks celebrations are lots of fun.

  • Oh, and Elmo wants to learn more about them.

  • You know what to do.

  • Let's ask Smartie!

  • Let's call her together.

  • - [Elmo And Children] Oh Smartie!

  • (ringtone plays)

  • - Hiya, Elmo.

  • - (laughs) Hi, Smartie.

  • - Here I am, ready to party.

  • - Yeah, baby!

  • Oh, that's perfect.

  • Because Elmo wants to learn all about celebrations today!

  • - Well, what do we do to learn something new?

  • - [Elmo, Smartie, And Children] We look it up!

  • - Searching for celebrations.

  • Celebrations are a fun way to enjoy all kinds

  • of special occasions, like birthdays or winning a big game.

  • There are celebrations for holidays too, like 4th of July,

  • Halloween, or Christmas.

  • Sometimes people wear special clothes and make special food.

  • People have celebrations all over the world.

  • Carnivale, Ramadan, and Yi Peng Lantern Festival.

  • They really light me up.

  • - Elmo want to celebrate having so many nice friends.

  • Oh, especially you, Smartie.

  • - Aww.

  • (both laughing)

  • Me too, Elmo.

  • - Yeah.

  • - Gotta boogie.

  • We're having a birthday celebration

  • for my great, great grandfather, Crank.

  • (phone rings) (Elmo laughs)

  • See you later, Elmo.

  • - Bye bye, Smartie. Have fun.

  • Boy, Elmo's learning so much about celebrations.

  • Hey, that gives Elmo an idea.

  • Oh, come on. Let's play a game together.

  • Yeah, come on, come on!

  • (magical music)

  • There are party hats, but one is missing.

  • Come on, let's finish the pattern.

  • Are you ready? Let's play.

  • Elmo wonders which hat goes here?

  • Let's see.

  • There's a hat with stripes,

  • and a hat with polka dots,

  • and stripes, and polka dots, stripes.

  • Which one of these hats comes next?

  • This one?

  • - [Child 1] No, that's not it.

  • - [Child 2] That hat has zigzags.

  • - [Elmo] Oh, get outta here, hat.

  • So which hat really goes here?

  • - [Child 3] The polka dot one.

  • - [Elmo] Okay, let's see what we got.

  • Stripes, polka dots, stripes,

  • polka dots, stripes, polka dots.

  • Yay! We did it!

  • We finished the pattern!

  • Boy, Elmo loves celebrating.

  • Oh, and that makes Elmo wonder even more.

  • Oh, does Mr. Noodle celebrate anything?

  • Oh, oh, let's ask him. (laughs)

  • Hey, Mr. Noodle!

  • Oh, hi Mr. Noodle!

  • Oh, Mr. Noodle, Elmo was wondering,

  • do you celebrate anything?

  • (trumpet trills)

  • You do?

  • Oh, show us how you celebrate, Mr. Noodle.

  • - [Children] Yeah, show us how!

  • - [Child 4] That's not how you celebrate, Mr. Noodle.

  • He's swimming.

  • - [Elmo] Some celebrations have decorations.

  • (upbeat silly music)

  • Oh, he decorated himself!

  • Oh, Mr. Noodle!

  • A celebration isn't when you decorate yourself.

  • No, it's when you throw a party for something.

  • (kids laughing)

  • - [Child 5] Try again, Mr. Noodle.

  • - [Children] He's having a celebration.

  • - Yeah, that's right.

  • Mr. Noodle and Schmoodle are celebrating being friends.

  • Good work!

  • Thank you for showing us how to celebrate, Mr. Noodle.

  • Thanks, Schmoodle.

  • Boy, learning new things makes Elmo so happy!

  • It makes him want to dance!

  • Come on.

  • Happy, happy, dance, dance

  • Happy, happy, dance, dance

  • When we learn something new

  • We do the Happy Dance dance

  • Let's see your Happy Dance.

  • Yeah, cool.

  • See you next time.

  • Keep learning.

  • Elmo loves you.

  • Happy, happy, dance, dance

  • Happy, happy, dance, dance

  • When we learn something new

  • We do the Happy Dance dance

  • Yay!

  • (disco ball whirling)

  • (magical Christmas music)

  • Elmo loves his goldfish

  • His crayons too

  • That's Elmo's World

  • Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la

  • (laughs) Oh hi, welcome to Elmo's World.

  • Elmo's so happy to see you.

  • Oh, and so is Dorothy.

  • Say hello, Dorothy.

  • (laughs) Oh, guess what Elmo's thinking about today?

  • (trumpet sound)

  • (sleigh bells jingle)

  • (laughs) Sounds like jingle bells!

  • Doot, doot, doot, doot, doot (laughs)

  • (cartoonish bounce noise)

  • (items crashing)

  • Oh, Elmo's thinking about Christmas.

  • (wreath crashing)

  • (laughs) You know, Christmas. (laughs)

  • (joyous Christmas music)

  • (joyous Christmas music continues)

  • There, now it looks like we're ready for Christmas.

  • Yay!

  • (mistletoe whistles)

  • Oh look, mistletoe! Elmo loves mistletoe. (chuckles)

  • See, when Elmo stands under the mistletoe,

  • Elmo gets a kiss.

  • (door kisses) (laughs)

  • Oh, thank you door. (knocking)

  • Oh, someone's at the door.

  • (door kisses)

  • Oh, oh, thanks again door.

  • (door kisses)

  • Okay door, that's enough now.

  • (door kisses)

  • Elmo's coming!

  • Door, it's nice, but no more kisses!

  • (door kisses)

  • (laughs) Boy, door really loves that mistletoe!

  • And so does Elmo. (laughs)

  • (cartoonish spring bouncing)

  • (carolers hum)

  • Oh look, carolers!

  • Wish you Merry Christmas

  • We wish you Merry Christmas

  • We wish you Merry Christmas ♪ - Wow.

  • And a happy new year

  • Good time we bring to you and your kin

  • Good timings for Christmas

  • And a happy new year

  • - Wow. What pretty voices!

  • - Thank you!

  • - Merry Christmas!

  • (carolers chattering)

  • - Merry Christmas! (laughs) Boy, that was fun.

  • Elmo loves Christmas carols.

  • What's that, Dorothy? Oh, okay.

  • And Dorothy has a question.

  • How do you celebrate Christmas?

  • A good question, Dorothy!

  • (magical music)

  • - I decorate my house

  • with a reindeer

  • and a tree that has all sparkly lights.

  • - I like to feed carrots to the reindeers.

  • - Yeah.

  • - This is a kalimba that I play at Christmas time.

  • (kalimba notes chime)

  • - Feliz Navidad means "Merry Christmas" in Spanish.

  • Feliz Navidad

  • Ba-Dum-Bum

  • Feliz Navidad

  • Ba-Dum-Bum

  • - I like wrapping presents with my grandparents

  • because it's so much fun.

  • - I made this ornament in my school.

  • - If I could talk to Santa Claus,

  • I would say, "I love you."

  • - Well, I like when Santa Claus gives me toys

  • and when I come downstairs I'm like (gasps).

  • (bells jingle)

  • - Thank you everybody! Now, Elmo will ask a baby.

  • - Aww, hello baby.

  • (bells ring)

  • Hello. (chuckles) How do you celebrate Christmas, baby?

  • Huh? (laughs) Oh, thank you baby.

  • Love you.

  • Kiss, kiss, kiss.

  • Kiss, kiss.

  • (kisses)

  • Oh, look at these. Aren't they pretty?

  • Elmo's gonna give this gift to his mommy

  • and this gift to his daddy.

  • Elmo likes to give gifts to people that he loves.

  • (cartoonish spring bouncing)

  • Elmo just thought of something.

  • Elmo doesn't have a present for Dorothy!

  • Wait a minute, Santa Claus knows more

  • about giving Christmas presents than anyone.

  • Elmo can mail Santa a letter to ask him for help.

  • Oh, and Elmo can ask letter carrier Kelly to deliver it.

  • Yay! (cartoonish spring bouncing)

  • (feet tapping)

  • - Did I hear my name?

  • - Oh yeah. Elmo needs a letter delivered to Santa Claus.

  • - Oh gee, Elmo.

  • It would be the high point of my postal career,

  • but I'm off duty. (sad whirling)

  • - Oh.

  • - I'm sorry.

  • I'm going to visit my best friend in Hawaii.

  • Mele Kalikimaka.

  • - Mele Kalili what? Is that another holiday?

  • - No, no. Mele Kalikimaka.

  • It's how you say Merry Christmas in Hawaiian.

  • - Oh, well that sound's really nice,

  • but how is Elmo going to get Santa Claus's help now?

  • - That is tough. A real mind bender.

  • Say, why don't you go visit Santa Claus yourself?

  • - Go see him? Santa?

  • Yeah, that's a great idea!

  • Yeah Elmo will just go the North Pole and see Santa Claus!

  • - Exactly.

  • - Oh good. Be right back.

  • (whistles) (laughs)

  • - Oh good. It's so cold at the North Pole.

  • You've got to stay bundled up.

  • Let me help you.

  • There you go.

  • (Elmo mumbling)

  • What's that?

  • (Elmo mumbling)

  • Oh, sorry. Sorry about that.

  • (mistletoe whistles)

  • - That's okay.

  • - There you, go.

  • - Thank you. (kisses)

  • - Oh, a kiss for me?

  • - Sure! Letter carrier Kelly really helped Elmo.

  • Plus we're standing under the mistletoe.

  • (laughs) See? (bell rings)

  • - Oh, thank you Elmo.

  • Now you better get going.

  • - Oh boy, Elmo's going to the North Pole. Yay!

  • - [Kelly] And always remember your return address!

  • (cartoon whirling)

  • (Elmo muttering)

  • (twinkling)

  • - Whoa, whoa.

  • - Ho, ho, ho. Be careful! Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.

  • Nice job Harold!

  • - Thanks boss.

  • - Lovely wrapping by the way. - Whoa, thanks boss!

  • - Be careful!

  • Oh, Jimbo! Let's get those gifts out to the sleigh.

  • - You got it, big guy!

  • - That's not a lot of time left, you know.

  • Christmas is almost here! (laughs heartily)

  • - Ooh-wee, the deltoids are getting a workout today.

  • (Santa laughing)

  • (door shuts) (Santa continues laughing)

  • - Santa! Santa! Aw! (laughs)

  • - Well, if it isn't Elmo Monster.

  • - Wow, he knows Elmo's name.

  • - Well, of course I do.

  • Why, you've been on the top of my nice list.

  • You've been a very good little monster this year, Elmo.

  • - Oh, go on, would you Santa? (laughs)

  • - Well, so what brings you up to the North Pole?

  • That train I brought you last Christmas didn't break,

  • did it? (laughs)

  • - No, no Santa.

  • Elmo still has his train, and he uses it all the time.

  • - Good!

  • - Elmo loves playing conductor. Woo, woo, woo!

  • Chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga. (laughs)

  • - Well then Elmo, I think I know why you're here.

  • So why don't you sit right here in my lap

  • and tell me what you want for Christmas.

  • - Well, now Santa, what Elmo really wants,

  • more than anything in the world,

  • is to give a present to Dorothy.

  • - Your goldfish Dorothy?

  • - Wow. Santa knows Dorothy!

  • Elmo's been trying and trying

  • to find the perfect present for Dorothy.

  • - Oh, my. - But Elmo

  • can't think of what to get her.

  • - (chuckles) My, my, my, Elmo.

  • Do you know what you have?

  • - A problem?

  • - No. You have true Christmas spirit.

  • Why, you've come all the way up here to ask for something

  • for someone you love instead of yourself.

  • And that is true Christmas spirit.

  • (both laugh)

  • (cheerful music)

  • Christmas carols fill the air

  • Christmas lights are glowing everywhere

  • Seems all the world is dressed

  • In red and green

  • Quite the best you've ever seen

  • And then on Christmas morning

  • There will be

  • One more gift

  • You may not even see

  • - Where?

  • It won't wrapped in shiny paper

  • Tied with ribbons

  • But every Christmas you recall

  • That someone's love's ♪

  • The greatest present of all

  • That someone's love's ♪

  • The greatest present of all

  • (Elmo and Santa laugh)

  • - So Santa, Elmo should give Dorothy a gift

  • that shows how much Elmo loves her?

  • - That's right, Elmo.

  • Give her something that comes from your heart.

  • - Like what?

  • - (chuckles) Elmo, only you know what's in your heart.

  • But I think if you use your imagination,

  • you'll be able to come up with something, I'm sure.

  • - Use Elmo's imagination?

  • - That's right.

  • (rapid footsteps)

  • - Hey boss, you sleigh blew a gasket again.

  • - I'll be right there Harold! If you'll excuse me, Elmo.

  • I've got to get back to work.

  • This is my busy time of the year, you know?

  • - Elmo understands. Oh, and thank you Santa.

  • - Oh, you're welcome, Elmo.

  • (both chuckle)

  • Oh, and Elmo.

  • - Yes, Santa?

  • - Merry Christmas. (laughs)

  • - (laughs) Merry Christmas! (laughs)

  • Use Elmo's imagination.

  • (gasps) That gives Elmo a great idea!

  • Now Elmo knows the perfect gift to give to Dorothy!

  • Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy.

  • (door opens)

  • Oh yes.

  • - Lift, Jimbo, lift! (door closes)

  • (presents rustling and tumbling down)

  • - [Santa] All right. Is everybody okay?

  • - [All] Yeah, boss. (sigh)

  • (twinkling)

  • (cartoonish spring bouncing)

  • (Elmo mumbling)

  • - Oh boy. (sighs)

  • Woo, the North Pole sure is cold.

  • (cartoonish shuffling)

  • Oh, oh, Dorothy. Elmo's got a gift for you.

  • See?

  • It's a drawing that Elmo made with his imagination.

  • See? (laughs) It's called, "Dorothy's World."

  • Does Dorothy like it?

  • Oh, you do?

  • She does, yay!

  • What's that, Dorothy?

  • (giggles) Dorothy just said being with Elmo for Christmas

  • is the greatest gift of all.

  • Aww, thank you, Dorothy. (kisses)

  • Come on.

  • (water splashes)

  • Elmo loves you too.

  • (grunting) There you go, Dorothy. (chuckles)

  • Elmo thinks being with the ones you love

  • is the very best part of all the holidays.

  • Oh, Merry Christmas, Dorothy.

  • And Merry Christmas to you too.

  • (twinkle)

  • Jingle bells, jingle bells

  • Jingle all the way

  • Oh what fun

  • - Did you hear singing, Dorothy?

  • In a one horse open sleigh, hey

  • Jingle bells, jingle bells

  • Jingle all the way

  • Oh what fun it is to ride

  • Wow, everybody's outside singing

  • Hey

  • Jingle bells, jingle bells

  • Jingle all the way

  • Oh what fun it is to ride

  • In a one horse open sleigh

  • Come on Dorothy, let's go and celebrate with our friends.

  • Here we go. (laughs)

  • Dashing through the snow

  • In a one horse open sleigh

  • ♪ O'er the fields we go

  • Laughing all the way

  • Ha, ha, ha

  • Bells on bobtails ring

  • Making spirits bright

  • What fun it is to ride and sing

  • ♪ A sleighing song tonight, oh

  • Jingle bells, jingle bells

  • Jingle all the way

  • Oh what fun it is to ride

  • In a one horse open sleigh, hey

  • Jingle bells, jingle bells

  • Jingle all the way

  • Oh what fun it is to ride

  • In a one horse open sleigh

  • - [All] Happy holidays! (cheering)

(upbeat music)

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