[confusing, unable to tell what that smell is] That word is a fruit. You know, the fruit that's red on the inside and white on the inside. It grows on apple trees. What's the word? [gets the idea] Apple? That's right! Apple!
[an animated apple appears]
[as the world "Apple" appears] "Apple" is a word that begins with "A".
[segment opens onto a tree with the flower planted on the ground; a man walks by with his pickle-shaped hat and a bow tie]
PPeter
Hi, I'm Peter Piper and I'm here to pick some pickled pepper. Heh heh!
♪ Picked a peck of pickled peppers ♪
PPeter
[viewing the pickles inside the jar with ruler's lines and numbers] A peck is about eight quarts!
♪ A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked ♪
♪ If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers ♪
♪ Where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked? ♪
[the camera's POV movement scrolls through a pickled-pepper tree and then scrolls back]
PPeter
I ate a peck of pickled peppers I did pick. I shouldn't eat so many pickled peppers. Whew! [falls over] Oh!
[about the word "Interactive" with 11 yellow letters] Wow, that's a big word. In-ter-ac-tive. But we interact every day. When you say or do something, and someone or something says or does something back to you, that's interactive. For example, when you throw a ball [an animated ball appears with two human hands] and someone catches it and throws it back, that's interactive. [an animated flower appears] Or... when you give your grandma a flower and she smiles... that's interactive! And, well, let's see, [thinks for a moment] what else is interactive? [gets an idea] Hey, I know! Something I love to do is very interactive! Dancing! When you dance with someone, you're interacting! How about I teach you the Bear Cha-Cha-Cha? Would you like to learn and dance with me? Great! Stand up! It's not hard, and I'll show you how to do it! Watch me and then you do it. Now, first you stamp your feet... [stamps feet] Stamp them again. [stamps feet] That's great! Now throw your head back! [he does this] And stamp your feet again! [stamps feet again] One more time! [stamps feet another time] Now, spread your legs, and wiggle them! Put them together. And stamp your feet again... [stamps his feet] One more time! Now wiggle and spin. [whistles] And Bears love a big finish, so I want you to pose and say Cha Cha Cha with me. Okay? Now you try! Stamp your feet and pose!
[segment opens on two trees, the dog from "Call It a Day" appears]
GGus
Hi, I'm Gus; your interactive shadow dog! I'm looking for my human pal Gloria. Where do you think she is? Is she:
A) at the desert
B) in outer space
C) at the beach
[as Gus chooses these options, he approaches a bottle with a piece of paper in the water]
GGus
[he selects a choice] You chose "C: the beach". [the letter C disappears] Look, there's a message in a bottle from Gloria! It says "Dear Gus, I've gone to a city across the ocean. See you there.
[cues a large building with the same background as before]
GGloria
Gus, you found me!
GGus
Yeah! And a help with my interactive buddies!
GGloria
Want to play fetch?
[segment opens on two trees, a man is seen driving a car on the surface]
♪ To buy a rhinoceros ♪
RRhinoceros
Hi there! How you doin'?
♪ Home again, home again ♪
♪ This is preposterous ♪
RRhinoceros
You got that right!
♪ To buy an emu ♪
♪ Home again, home again ♪
♪ What are they planning to do? ♪
SGSafari Guy
You wait and see.
EEmu
I can't believe I'm only worth $2.00!
SGSafari Guy
We're making a wildlife refuge.
RRhinoceros
Last one is a rotten egg! [chuckles]
EEmu
First, $2.00; now I'm a rotten egg?
Ah, there you are. How are things going?
Oh, well, uh they're going great, Bear! Just great! Everything's uh perfect, just like I promised!
I'm glad to hear it. The food's coming along nicely.
This really might be the best Thanksgiving ever! Oh, you bet, Bear.
Oh and by the way, lovely centerpiece.
[segment opens a look back at the year 1692; a man appears; holding the bow and arrow with a feather beside his head]
♪ Squanto was a member of the Wampanoag Tribe ♪
SSquanto
Hi, and what a tribe it was!
♪ He lived in New England before the pilgrims arrived ♪ [Squanto becomes excited, races his way to the shore.]
♪ When they came, it's for the shame ♪
♪ For they couldn't plant or hunt game ♪
PPilgrim
What do we do now?
♪ Squanto lent a helping hand ♪
SSquanto
Here, let me help you.
♪ He taught them how to live off the land ♪
♪ How to plant corn, beans and pumpkins ♪
SSquanto
You put the seed right in there.
♪ How to hunt ♪ [Squanto hushes the pilgrims to hunt the moose]
♪ And fish ♪
PPilgrim
And that was something!
♪ When the harvest came that fall ♪
♪ There was plenty of food for all ♪
♪ The pilgrims grateful Squanto showed them how to make a living ♪
PPilgrim
We like to invite you a tribe over for a feast.
♪ Which became the first Thanksgiving ♪
EEEverybody else
Happy Thanksgiving!