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  • ELMO AND ABBY: Happy Halloween!

  • ELMO: What are you for Halloween, Abby?

  • ABBY: I am an argyle sock puppy.

  • ELMO: Oh.

  • ABBY: What are you, Elmo?

  • ELMO: Oh, Elmo's a robox, boy!

  • [LAUGHS] [BEEPING SOUNDS] What will you be for Halloween?

  • ABBY: [LAUGHS] Yeah.

  • ELMO: [LAUGHS] Ah!

  • ABBY: [BARKS]

  • ELMO: [BEEPING]

  • [MUSIC PLAYING]

  • GONZO: [SINGING] Saw a monster in the mirror

  • when I woke up today.

  • A monster in my mirror, but I did not run away.

  • I did not shed a tear or hide beneath my bed,

  • though the monster looked at me and this is what he said.

  • He said, wubba, wubba, wubba, woo, woo, woo.

  • Wubba, wubba, wubba, and a doodly-doo.

  • He sang wubba, wubba, wubba, so I sang it, too!

  • Do not wubba me, or I will wubba you!

  • MONSTERS: [SINGING] Do not wubba me, or I will wubba you.

  • GONZO: [SINGING] Told the monster in the mirror,

  • no, I am not scared.

  • Then I smiled at him and thanked him for the song

  • that we had shared.

  • Well, the monster thanked me too.

  • He smiled right back, and then the monster in the mirror

  • sang his song again.

  • He sang, wubba, wubba, wubba, wubba, woo, woo, woo.

  • Wubba, wubba, wubba, and a doodly-doo.

  • He went, wubba, wubba, wubba, and I sang along!

  • 'Cause "Wubba, Wubba, Wubba" is a monster song.

  • MONSTERS: [SINGING] "Wubba, wubba, wubba"

  • is a monster song.

  • GONZO: [SINGING] If your mirror has a monster in it,

  • do not shout.

  • this kind of situation does not call for freaking out.

  • And do nothing that you would not like to see him do,

  • 'cause that monster in the mirror, he just might be you.

  • Singing, wubba, wubba, wubba, wubba, woo, woo, woo.

  • Wubba, wubba, wubba, and a doodly-doo.

  • Wubba, wubba, wubba, you can join in too!

  • MONSTERS: [SINGING] Wubba, wubba, wubba, wubba!

  • GONZO: [SINGING] Yes, if you wubba me,

  • then I will wubba you.

  • MONSTERS: [SINGING] Yes, wubba me, then I will wubba you.

  • GONZO: [SINGING] Going wubba, wubba,

  • wubba is the thing to do.

  • Every time you wubba us, we'll wubba you!

  • MONSTER: We'll wubba you.

  • JACK BLACK: Hi, I'm Jack.

  • ELMO: Yeah.

  • And Elmo's Elmo.

  • JACK BLACK: And we're going to tell you

  • about the most awesome word in the whole wide world.

  • ELMO: Oh, what's the word, Mr. Jack?

  • What's the word?

  • JACK BLACK: OK.

  • The word is "disguise."

  • ELMO: Disguise?

  • JACK BLACK: "Disguise."

  • ELMO: Well, what's a disguise?

  • JACK BLACK: Disguise is when you change the way something looks

  • to make it hard to tell what it is.

  • ELMO: Oh, a disguise!

  • JACK BLACK: You know what, Elmo?

  • I happen to be a master of disguise!

  • ELMO: No!

  • JACK BLACK: Oh yeah.

  • In fact, I can totally disguise myself,

  • and you would never, ever, ever, even know it was me.

  • ELMO: No!

  • JACK BLACK: Oh yeah!

  • Check out my disguise expertise in action.

  • ELMO: Oh, OK.

  • Let's see this.

  • Wow.

  • Nice hat and glasses, Mr. Jack.

  • JACK BLACK: Wait a minute.

  • ELMO: What?

  • JACK BLACK: You knew it was me?

  • ELMO: Yes.

  • JACK BLACK: Then you saw through my disguise!

  • ELMO: Well, Elmo guess so.

  • JACK BLACK: OK, all right.

  • I just have to dig a little deeper

  • in my treasure trove of disguises.

  • ELMO: Oh.

  • OK.

  • JACK BLACK: Excuse me.

  • ELMO: Elmo will excuse you.

  • Mr. Jack is funny!

  • JACK BLACK: What?

  • You knew it was me again?

  • ELMO: Yes.

  • JACK BLACK: But what about my disguise?

  • ELMO: Oh.

  • Oh, sorry.

  • JACK BLACK: That's it.

  • I'm done.

  • I guess my powers of disguise are no longer potent.

  • I give up.

  • ELMO: Oh but, NMr.

  • Jack, where are you going?

  • [CLUCKING]

  • Oh, Mr. Chicken, have you seen Mr. Jack Black?

  • JACK BLACK: Ah-hah!

  • My disguise worked!

  • ELMO: Mr. Jack Black?

  • JACK BLACK: That's right.

  • It's me!

  • I totally disguised myself as a chicken.

  • ELMO: Wow!

  • Nice disguise.

  • JACK BLACK: Thank you.

  • Disguise!

  • ELMO: Wow.

  • JACK BLACK: [CLUCKS]

  • Whoop.

  • I think I just laid an egg.

  • ELMO: Mr. Jack is good!

  • JACK BLACK: Yes, I am.

  • BERT: Wow.

  • These boring stories are really exciting.

  • Whoo!

  • ERNIE: I just got this disguise kit,

  • and it says, fool your friends.

  • It says, with these disguises, even

  • your best friend won't recognize you.

  • So what I'm going to do is I'm going

  • to go outside, and put one of them

  • on, and come back in, and fool my old buddy, Bert.

  • Hey, Bert.

  • I'm going outside now.

  • Bye.

  • Hey.

  • Listen, Bert.

  • I'm not going to be back for a long time, so if someone comes,

  • go to the door please.

  • OK?

  • BERT: Um, whatever, Ernie.

  • Oh, I don't believe this.

  • The prince just drank a glass of water!

  • [KNOCKING ON DOOR]

  • ERNIE: Yo-ho-ho, avast and shiver me timbers!

  • Have you seen my mizzenmast, sir?

  • It's mizzen.

  • BERT: Ernie, you're a fool.

  • ERNIE: He recognized me.

  • Probably just a lucky guess.

  • I'll try again and really fool him.

  • I have more than one disguise.

  • Hey, Bert.

  • I'm very sorry I disturbed you.

  • I'm going out again, and I won't be back for a long, long time!

  • [KNOCKING ON DOOR]

  • BERT: Come in.

  • ERNIE: Excuse me, sir.

  • I seem to be lost.

  • Can you direct me to Granny's house?

  • BERT: I don't believe this.

  • Ernie, Little Riding Hood did not have a beard.

  • Now will you just leave me alone with those silly disguises?

  • ERNIE: OK, I'm sorry, Bert.

  • I won't bother you anymore.

  • I'll just go out and check the mail.

  • BERT: Uh-huh.

  • Uh-huh.

  • Sure, Ernie.

  • Sure, sure, sure.

  • Oh, boy.

  • [SIGHS]

  • [KNOCKING ON DOOR]

  • Ugh!

  • OK, that does it.

  • That does it.

  • I-- I've just about had it, Ernie.

  • Really, I'm just sitting, trying to read here,

  • and all you do is disturb me with these--

  • WOLF: [GROWLS]

  • BERT: That is the silliest disguise I've ever seen.

  • Ernie, Ernie, will you stop it with the chair?

  • Stop it, Ernie.

  • Ernie, will you-- will you leave the chair alone?

  • ERNIE: Hey, Bert?

  • BERT: What?

  • ERNIE: Are you talking to me?

  • BERT: Yes, I am.

  • Will you please leave this--

  • WOLF: [ROARING]

  • BERT: What!

  • ERNIE: Who's that, Bert?

  • BERT: Ernie, Ernie what's going on?

  • Help me!

  • Ernie, here I come.

  • Let me out.

  • Here I come, Ernie!

  • KIDS: [GROWLING AND HOWLING]

  • ELMO: Come on, Kelly.

  • Come on, Sally.

  • That was really fun.

  • ZOE: Wow.

  • Welcome to Sesame Street.

  • ELMO: Happy Halloween!

  • TELLY: Yeah, we're so happy to see you.

  • ELMO: Yeah.

  • Elmo loves Halloween.

  • There's so many fun things to do!

  • ZOE: That's for sure.

  • Hey, what should we do?

  • TELLY: I don't know.

  • ELMO: Let's think.

  • Let's think.

  • Hmm.

  • Ah-hah-hah!

  • ZOE: What?

  • ELMO: How about Halloween costumes?

  • ZOE: Yeah.

  • Yeah, Halloween costumes!

  • Let's dress up in Halloween costumes!

  • TELLY: Oh boy!

  • I love costumes!

  • What are we gonna dress as, huh?

  • ELMO: That's a good question.

  • ZOE: Yeah.

  • There are so many choices.

  • TELLY: I can imagine myself in a crown.

  • ZOE: I can imagine I'm dressed in a gown.

  • Wow!

  • ELMO: Elmo is dressed as the grouchiest grouch in town.

  • [LAUGHS]

  • ELMO, TELLY, AND ZOE: [SINGING] What can I be?

  • I need to see.

  • What's right for me?

  • What can I be?

  • What can I be?

  • ZOE: I can imagine that I'm really tall.

  • Got a great jump shot when I play basketball!

  • TELLY: I can imagine that I have three sides.

  • I've got three angles.

  • I'm a triangle guy.

  • Ah!

  • ELMO: Elmo can imagine soaring through the skies.

  • Elmo, astronaut, explorer-- off to Mars!

  • ELMO, TELLY, AND ZOE: [SINGING] What can I be?

  • I need to see.

  • What's right for me?

  • What can I be?

  • TELLY: So many things to be.

  • It's hard to choose.

  • ELMO, TELLY, AND ZOE: [SINGING] What can I be?

  • I need to see.

  • ZOE: We need to see!

  • ELMO, TELLY, AND ZOE: [SINGING] What's right for me?

  • What can I be?

  • ELMO: Yeah!

  • TELLY: What can I be?

  • ZOE: What I be?

  • ELMO, TELLY, AND ZOE: [SINGING] What can I be?

  • TELLY: Well, what are we waiting for?

  • ELMO: Yeah.

  • Let's go.

  • TELLY: Let's go get dressed!

  • Whoa!

  • ELMO: Elmo's a cowboy.

  • ZOE: I'm a princess.

  • TELLY: And I'm a superhero!

  • ELMO: Uh, Telly?

  • TELLY: Hm?

  • ELMO: Telly's not a superhero.

  • Telly's a wedge of cheese.

  • TELLY: Not just any wedge of cheese,

  • a super wedge of cheese!

  • See?

  • I'm wearing a cape.

  • ZOE: Oh.

  • Is this the magic tricks and treats party?

  • MUMFORD THE MAGICIAN: Nope.

  • This looks like a pumpkin patch.

  • My wand must have taken a wrong turn.

  • I'd better go ask for directions.

  • ELMO: Elmo, Zoe, and Telly will wait right here, Mr. Mumford!

  • TELLY: Wow.

  • I've never been in a pumpkin patch before.

  • ELMO: Yeah, Elmo neither, Telly.

  • It's cool!

  • ZOE: And orange.

  • TELLY: And pumpkin-y.

  • [RINGING]

  • Who are you?

  • SURPRISE MONSTER 1: We're the surprise monsters.

  • We love to surprise everyone.

  • SURPRISE MONSTER 2: Yeah.

  • We especially like to surprise everyone

  • in the pumpkin patch on Halloween!

  • SURPRISE MONSTER 1: Yeah.

  • TELLY: I-- I was sure surprised.

  • Yeah.

  • ZOE: I was surprised too.

  • ELMO: Elmo too.

  • SURPRISE MONSTER 1: All right.

  • Well, then our work here is done.

  • ELMO: Wow.

  • Elmo didn't know pumpkin patches could be so surprising.

  • PUMPKIN: Very surprising.

  • TELLY: Hey.

  • You're a talking pumpkin!

  • PUMPKIN: That's right.

  • I'm a talking pumpkin, and I got lots of things to talk about.

  • ELMO: Like what, pumpkin?

  • PUMPKIN: Well, like all the great stuff

  • you can do with us pumpkins this time of year.

  • ZOE: What kind of stuff?

  • PUMPKIN: Pumpkin stuff.

  • Look.

  • Check it out.

  • THE COUNT: [SINGING] In old Transylvania, when I was a lad,

  • our castle was cold, yet we never were sad.

  • We learned to be happy.

  • We danced round the hall, and learning to count

  • was the key to it all.

  • By counting each count I knew just where to start.

  • And one special step has stayed close to my heart!

  • Ha, ha, ha.

  • One, two, three.

  • Spread out the cape.

  • One, two, three.

  • Twirl round the floor.

  • One, two, three.

  • Left foot, you swing.

  • One, two, three.

  • Then start to sing.

  • One, two, three.

  • Loud as you please.

  • One, two, three.

  • Counting with ease.Ba One, two, three.

  • Doing the Batty Bat.

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: [SINGING] One, two, three, count!

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: [SINGING] One, two, three, count!

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: [SINGING] One, two, three, count!

  • Won't you dance with me doing the Batty Bat?

  • Oh.

  • Oh, my happy childhood in the Carpathian Mountains.

  • How well I remember.

  • So now in my own castle, I can enjoy this wonderful dance

  • that I learned as a boy.

  • I see just how I wise was my whole family.

  • They taught me to count, and so now look at me.

  • I'm counting and dancing.

  • And I swear that it's true.

  • If you do the same, you will be happy too!

  • Come, we try again!

  • One, two, three.

  • Spread out the cape.

  • One, two, three.

  • Twirl 'round the floor.

  • One, two, three.

  • Left foot, you swing.

  • One, two, three.

  • Then start to sing.

  • One, two, three.

  • Loud as you please.

  • One, two, three.

  • Counting with ease.

  • One, two, three.

  • Doing the Batty Bat!

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: [SINGING] One, two, three, count!

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: [SINGING] One, two, three, count!

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: [SINGING] One, two, three, count!

  • Dance with me, doing the Batty Bat!

  • Ah-ha!

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: Hahaha.

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: [SINGING] One, two, three, count!

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: Ah, yes.

  • Batty Bat.

  • BATS: [SINGING] Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty Bat.

  • Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty, Batty,

  • Batty, Batty Bat.

  • THE COUNT: Yes, yes.

  • Batty, Batty, Batty Bat!

  • Oh, come dance with me, doing the Batty Bat!

  • [CREAKING]

  • WALTER: Wh-- what was that?

  • PRAIRIE GIRL: It is just the door creaking.

  • That is all.

  • WALTER: E-- everybody says that this old place is haunted.

  • PRAIRIE GIRL: Oh, no.

  • It is just a deserted house.

  • And no one lives here.

  • That is all.

  • [RINGING]

  • WALTER: Ah!

  • WALTER: What was that?

  • PRAIRIE GIRL: There is nothing to be frightened of.

  • It's just this old grandfather clock chiming.

  • WALTER: Oh, I'm still kind of scared.

  • [WIND BLOWS]

  • PRAIRIE GIRL: Oh, look.

  • WALTER: Listen to that.

  • It-- it's-- somebody's moaning.

  • PRAIRIE GIRL: No, Walter.

  • It is nothing to be frightened of.

  • It is just the sound of the wind.

  • [THUNDER]

  • WALTER: Ah!

  • Help!

  • Wha-- what's that?

  • PRAIRIE GIRL: It is just thunder and lightning.

  • There is nothing to be frightened of.

  • Relax.

  • WALTER: Well, I guess you're right.

  • PRAIRIE GIRL: Sure.

  • [SQUEAKING]

  • WALTER: Oh, look at that.

  • A cute, little, white mousey.

  • PRAIRIE GIRL: Eek!

  • A mouse, a mouse!

  • Oh, that is something to be frightened of.

  • Eek!

  • WALTER: Don't be scared, little mousey.

  • Hm?

  • [OMINOUS ORGAN MUSIC PLAYING]

  • [THUNDER]

  • THE COUNT: [SINGING] Fell your fingers.

  • Feel your toes.

  • Grab your elbow.

  • Pinch your nose.

  • Touch your ankle.

  • Tap your knees.

  • Give your chin a little squeeze.

  • You'll feel something hard inside,

  • and it cannot be denied.

  • What you feel seems hard as stone,

  • and it's something called "the bone."

  • Oh, there are bones, bones, bones, bones,

  • bones inside of you.

  • Bones, bones, bones, bones, more than just a few.

  • So many you can count them.

  • Amazing, but it's true.

  • There are bones, bones, bones, bones, bones inside of you.

  • There are bones inside your hand,

  • in your feet to help you stand, in your elbow and your heel,

  • lots of lovely bones to feel.

  • Though your bones are hard to see,

  • still you have them just like me.

  • They are not outside but in.

  • Yes, they're underneath your skin!

  • Yes, there are bones, bones, bones, bones,

  • bones inside of you.

  • Bones, bones, bones, bones, more than just a few.

  • So many you can count them.

  • Amazing, but it's true.

  • There are bones, bones, bones, bones, bones inside of you.

  • Now, when you put all those bones together,

  • you may come up with something you call a skeleton.

  • Remember that word.

  • It's one of my favorites.

  • And now, boy and girls, I will tell you

  • what happens if you didn't have any bones.

  • If you had no bones at all, then you couldn't run or throw.

  • And you couldn't stand up straight or eat dinner

  • off your plate.

  • Without bones we'd all fall down,

  • just like puddles on the ground, just like melted ice cream

  • cones, if we didn't have our bones!

  • Yes, there are bones, bones, bones, bones,

  • bones inside of you.

  • Bones, bones, bones, bones, more than just a few.

  • So many you can't count them.

  • Amazing, but it's true!

  • There are bones, bones, bones, bones, bones inside of you.

  • Ah, and now the most fun of all.

  • I will count all the bones I can think of.

  • The toe bone.

  • That's one.

  • The heel bone is two.

  • Ankle bone three, chin bone four, knee bone five,

  • hip bone six, rib bones, that's 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14--

  • I love counting bones!

  • [LAUGHS] Besides, it makes me ticklish.

  • [THUNDER]

  • MURRAY MONSTER: Hey, Liberty Science Center,

  • can I build a machine to move a ball?

  • KIDS: Let's find out.

  • MURRAY MONSTER: Oh boy!

  • WOMAN: What we probably want to do,

  • Murray, is combine these simple machines

  • to make a more compound machine, a whole bunch of machines

  • working together.

  • MURRAY MONSTER: Yes, we'll put all the machines together

  • and make one big machine!

ELMO AND ABBY: Happy Halloween!

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