This is the only episode to have quiz background music altered but not feature a birthday cake bit.The original ascending and descending slide effects is still the same. It is played in an E flat after the descending slide sound effect after the interview end and the door closes. Once in the Guess What Elmo's Thinking About Today segment, and once in the interview scene. The original boing sound effect in played on an F when Elmo opens his newly designed door in 2 scenes.This is the first time that Elmo and the guest(s) sing the full closing song.The sound effects are still exactly the same as the previous season. This is also the first episode to use the completely updated design of Elmo's house, with more squiggles and vibrant colors than in the previous season.Noodle due to Bill Irwin being unavailable at that time. This is the first episode from Season 2.In fact, Elmo falls asleep on the TV when watching his video!Įlmo and Diva D'Abruzzo sing the "Sing Song." Elmo turns around to the camera, with his purple eyelids, and yawns. They sing in an opera style.ĭorothy imagines Elmo as The Three Elmos, Elvis Presley and a rapper.īig Bird sings a lullaby to his teddy bear Radar to send him to sleep. Stay tuned for Singing in the Rain.Įlmo sings to opera singer Diva D'Abruzzo who illustrates that she can sing high, low, fast and slow. The Singing Channel features the Lecture Lady singing "The Itsy Bitsy Spider." A spider appears to teach her "I’m a Little Teapot". After the quiz, the pigs in a barbershop quartet resumed singing.Įlmo's friend Samantha learns how to participate in a playground-style hand-clapping/singing game. Ernie and Rubber Duckie appear to sing a verse of "Rubber Duckie." The original album recording with Jim Henson as Ernie is used here. Bathtubs don't, but Ernie can sing in his bathtub. Clocks don't, unless it's a cuckoo clock. Pineapples don't, while Elmo can sing with one. Three kids sing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" as a round.Įlmo counts four pigs in a barbershop quartet singing " Sweet Adeline."Įlmo wants to know what sings and what doesn't. Noodle cackles like a rooster, moos like a cow, gargles, and quacks like a duck before lip-syncing to " La donna è mobile" from a tape recorder. The following film includes kids singing "Sing," "The Alphabet Song," "Happy Birthday To You," a mother singing to a baby "Brahms' Lullaby," and a boy singing the final lyric of the "Elmo's World Theme". 1 Guess what Elmo's thinking about today?Įlmo opens his (singing) door to a chorus of kids singing the Elmo's World Theme Song.
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