[? [THEME MUSIC] ?] ELMO: [SINGING] La, la, la, la. La, la, la, la. Elmo's World. La, la, la, la. La, la, la, la. Elmo's World! Elmo loves his goldfish. His crayon, too. Oh! Yeah! Yahoo! [LAUGHS] That's Elmo's World! Hi! Welcome to Elmo's World! [LAUGHS] Oh, Elmo's so happy to see you. Oh, and so is Dorothy. Say hello, Dorothy. [LAUGHS] Oh! Guess what Elmo's
thinking about today. [IMITATING TRUMPET] [SPLASH] Ah. Oh. [SPITTING] They like it cold. [BOING] Oh. Elmo's thinking about-- PENGUIN: Whoa! ELMO: Oh! PENGUIN: Whoa! ELMO: Ow. PENGUIN: Ow. Whoa! ELMO: Boy. Yeah, it's penguins! Yay! PENGUINS: Hey. Where are we? ELMO: Elmo's World! PENGUIN: Oh! [SINGING] La, la, la, la. La, la, la, la. Elmo's World! ELMO: It's penguins! Yay! PENGUIN: Yeah, penguins! [LAUGHTER] [MUSIC PLAYING] [LAUGHTER] [LAUGHS] ELMO: Oh, boy. Those penguins. [LAUGHS] Oh, look. Dorothy's been thinking
about penguins, too. And Dorothy has a question. How do you pretend
to be a penguin? Oh, good question, Dorothy. Hm. Oh, let's ask Mr. Noodle. He always has an answer. Oh, Shade! A-ha. Nice penguin walking, Shade. [LAUGHTER] Thank you. Oh. Mr. Noodle! Oh. Where's Mr. Noodle? Mr. Noodle! Mr. Noodle, where are you? Mr. Noodle! Mr-- oh! There you are! [LAUGHS] [BELL] Yeah, over there. [RINGING] [LAUGHS] [SQUEAKING] Hi, Mr. Noodle. [LAUGHS] Dorothy has a
question, Mr. Noodle. How do you pretend
to be a penguin? Mhm. [SQUEAKING] CHILD: So be a
penguin, Mr. Noodle. Be a penguin. [MONKEY CHATTER] No! CHILD: That's a
monkey, Mr. Noodle. That's not being a penguin. ELMO: He's making a
monkey out of himself. [LAUGHS] CHILD: Mr. Noodle,
be like a penguin. Mr. Noodle! You're being a chicken. That's not a penguin. [LAUGHS] ELMO: It's a bird, but
it's not a penguin. [CAR HORN] CHILD: Think penguin. You know, like how
a penguin walks. It waddles when it walks. [SQUEAKING] ELMO: Yeah, it's white in
front and black in back. And it looks like
it's wearing a tuxedo. A tuxedo! [WHISTLE] CHILD: Where is he going? Mr. Noodle. [LAUGHS] He's in a tuxedo with flippers. ELMO: By George, he's got it. CHILD: Now that's
being a penguin. ELMO: Great pretending. CHILD: Now he's got it. PENGUIN: [QUACKING] CHILD: Oh, more penguins. PENGUINS: [QUACKING] [LAUGHTER] CHILD: He even
fooled the penguins. [LAUGHS] ELMO: Mr. Noodle. CHILD: Waddle, waddle, waddle. He knows how to be a penguin. [LAUGHS] ELMO: Oh, that Mr. Noodle. He could get a job as a penguin. Wha-- what's that, Dorothy? Oh. Dorothy wants to
ask someone else. How do you pretend
to be a penguin? [MUSIC PLAYING] CHILD: Here's how I pretend
that I'm a penguin, Dorothy. I hold my arms
out like flippers, and I take little steps
and go side to side. [MUSIC PLAYING] CHILD: Hi, Dorothy. We can pretend to
be three penguins. CHILD: Penguins are
really good swimmers. [MUSIC PLAYING] ELMO: Oh, thanks, everybody. Oh, and thanks, Dorothy. Now Elmo will ask a baby. Here's how Elmo pretends
to be a penguin. Waddle, waddle. Waddle, waddle, waddle, waddle. [LAUGHS] Hello, baby. Hello. Baby, how do you
pretend to be a penguin? Go ahead. [LAUGHS] Oh, thank you, baby. Kiss, kiss. Kiss, kiss. [KISSING SOUNDS] [LAUGHS] [SQUEAK] [LAUGHS] Oh, oh. Now Elmo has a question
for all-all-all-all you. Yeah, you. How many penguins
are sliding on ice? Let's count them and see. Oh, penguins! Oh. There you are. One. CHILDREN: One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. ELMO: Oh, 10 penguins. [BARKING] And one sea lion. [LAUGHS] Oh. It bowled them over. [LAUGHS] Oh! Great counting, everybody. Penguins sliding on ice. That makes Elmo wonder--
how do they stay warm? Oh, let's find out, OK? Oh, Drawer! How do penguins stay warm? [SQUEAKING] Oh! Everybody's a penguin today! [SQUEAKING] Do penguins wear long
underwear to stay warm? CHILD: No, that's silly. ELMO: Do they wear an overcoat? CHILD: No, they swim. CHILD: They can't
swim in an overcoat. ELMO: Do they wear anything? CHILD: No, they wear nothing. They have feathers. Their feathers keep them
warm, even when they swim. ELMO: Does a penguin
wear a muffler? CHILDREN: No! ELMO: Except if he's
Big Bird's cousin. BIG BIRD: This is
my cousin, Blubba. My granny bird knitted
him a nice, warm muffler, because he lives at the Pole. PENGUIN: Hi, y'all! BIG BIRD: The South Pole. PENGUIN: Y'all got a catfish? [MUSIC PLAYING] ELMO: Thanks, Drawer. And now, speaking
of [INAUDIBLE]. COMPUTER: Elmo has mail. Elmo has mail. ELMO: Oh! Elmo has email, yay! COMPUTER: Elmo has mail. ELMO: Oh, Computer,
come back here. COMPUTER: Elmo has mail. Elmo has mail. ELMO: Computer! COMPUTER: Elmo has mail. Elmo has mail. ELMO: Oh, boy. Computer's a penguin today, too. COMPUTER: Elmo has mail. ELMO: And Mouse. [LAUGHS] [BEEPING] OK. Calm down, Mouse. [BEEPING] Thank you. [BEEPING] Oh, yay! Elmo has an email from
Grover with some penguins. Surprise! [LAUGHS] [BEEPING] GROVER: Hi, Elmo. It is I, your f--f--frozen
friend, Grover, at the South Pole for the
famous moment when once a year, the penguins fly
back to Capistrano. PENGUIN: Oh. Oh. We'd like to help you, pal,
but, uh, we can't fly there. GROVER: Why not? PENGUIN: Because
penguins don't fly. GROVER: What? You do not fly? How can that be? You are birds. You have wingy things. PENGUIN: Well, they're flippers. PENGUIN: For swimming. PENGUIN: We swim. PENGUIN: Yeah, we don't fly. GROVER: Well, of
course, you do not fly. You are flapping all wrong! Yeah, you have to flap
up and down like this like the [INAUDIBLE] you are. Come on. Come on, flap with me now. PENGUINS: [INAUDIBLE]. GROVER: Come on. PENGUIN: OK. GROVER: Think Capistrano. PENGUINS: Capistrano. Capistrano! GROVER: Yes. PENGUINS: Capistrano! Capistrano! Capistrano! Capistrano! Capi-- Capistra-- GROVER: I will
settle for Cucamonga. PENGUINS: Cucamonga! Cucamonga! PENGUIN: I'm flapping
for Cucamonga! Cucamonga! Cucamonga! GROVER: What? No liftoff? PENGUIN: That's what
we told you, pal. [GROAN] PENGUINS: Penguins don't fly! [SIGH] GROVER: So, Elmo, correction. Today the penguins will
not fly back to Capistrano. [SIGH] PENGUIN: Hey. Hey! PENGUIN: What? PENGUIN: We could
swim to Capistrano! PENGUIN: Oh, we could. Yeah, yeah, yeah. [LAUGHS] Whoa! [SPLASH] GROVER: They will swim
back to Capistrano. [SIGH] So long, Elmo. Any swallows around here? [BEEPING] ELMO: Oh, thanks, Computer. Elmo's friend, John,
just loves penguins. So his dad took him to the
zoo to see real live ones. And he told Elmo all about it. [MUSIC PLAYING] JOHN: My dad works at Atlantis
Marine World Aquarium. He takes care of
the penguins there. And sometimes I
go along to help. They live in a special place. They have a big pool
to swim in, and there are cubbyholes to nest in. Penguins are birds, and they
lay eggs like other birds. They have a beach area
to walk around in. And there's a neat tunnel
that goes under the beach area and comes up under a glass dome
so people can go in and watch the penguins right up close. [MUSIC PLAYING] Penguins walk standing
up like people. They take short steps. It's called waddling. They even sleep standing up. They clean themselves
with their beaks. It's called preening. We wash down the beach
area to keep it clean. And we feed them fish. They really come quickly when
they know it's lunch time. [MUSIC PLAYING] They love fish. They can swallow a whole fish. Awesome! But you have to be careful,
because they have sharp beaks. And after lunch, they
like to go swimming. And can they swim! They like to do things together. They are outstanding. [MUSIC PLAYING] ELMO: Yeah, Elmo
likes penguins, too. Elmo wants to know
even more about them. Don't you? How can we find out even more? Hm. Oh. Oh, it's TV! Yeah, we can watch
the Penguin Channel! Oh! Turn yourself on, TV. [BEEPING] Thank you. TV: It's the Penguin Channel! All penguins, all the time. That was "Flipper on Ice." And waddle be next? Bubbles Martin with
"Penguins on Parade." BUBBLES: There are 17
different kinds of penguins, and they don't all
live at the South Pole. But every one is a beaut. So let's see some
penguins on parade! [SINGING] Here
come the penguins-- those wonderful birds. Look at them waddle. Too graceful for words. Here's Apu. He's a macaroni penguin
from the Indian Ocean. Namaste, Apu. A rockhopper penguin, he lives
a short hop from the South Pole. Rockhop on! And here's the littlest penguin
there is, a fairy penguin. It's Tinkerbell from Australia! TINKERBELL: Good day. BUBBLES: Last,
Galapagos penguins live at the hottest place
in the world, the Equator. Hola, Jennifer. JENNIFER: When you're
hot, you're hot! BUBBLES: [SINGING] And when
they jump in the water, it's easy to see. They're everything a penguin--
everything a penguin-- everything a penguin should be! There's no business
like snow business! TV: Stay tuned for
"Splash," "The Wet Thing," and "Good Morning, Antarctica." [BEEPING] ELMO: Oh. Oh, thanks, TV! Boy. How can we find out
more about penguins? Oh! Hello. PENGUIN: Why don't you
ask an emperor penguin? We are the biggest
of all penguins. ELMO: Oh. PENGUIN: You may call me Caesar. PENGUINS: Hail, Caesar! [MUSIC PLAYING] [GASP] ELMO: An emperor penguin! CAESAR: Since you asked, I
will tell you about myself. This is my imperial beak. PENGUINS: Caesar's beak! [MUSIC PLAYING] CAESAR: I use it to eat fishes. ELMO: Oh! Cover your ears, Dorothy! CAESAR: And go [SQUAWK] PENGUINS: Caesar's [SQUAWK] [MUSIC PLAYING] [SCREAM] CAESAR: And here are my
handsome webbed feet. PENGUIN: Oh. [GRUNT] PENGUINS: Caesar's feet. [MUSIC PLAYING] [GROAN] CAESAR: And these are
my fabulous flippers. [GROAN] PENGUINS: Caesar's flippers. [MUSIC PLAYING] CAESAR: I use them for swimming. We penguins spend most
of our lives swimming. PENGUINS: Most of
our lives swimming! [MUSIC PLAYING] PENGUIN: Oh! Stop now! [CHATTER] ELMO: Oh, look, look, look. Dorothy's imagining Elmo as
a penguin going swimming. [MUSIC PLAYING] [APPLAUSE] CAESAR: You make quite a
splash as a penguin, lad. PENGUINS: Quite a splash. [MUSIC PLAYING] ELMO: Yay! Elmo loves penguins. So does Dorothy. That's why Dorothy wants us
to sing the penguin song! PENGUINS: Oh! [INAUDIBLE] CAESAR: I concur. PENGUIN: But I didn't warm up. PENGUIN: Oh, it's OK. PENGUIN: My favorite. PENGUIN: [INAUDIBLE]. PENGUIN: Yeah, OK, OK. ELMO: OK. We'll sing along with Elmo. CAESAR: Oh. [MUSIC PLAYING] PENGUIN: Oh, catchy. ELMO: [SINGING]
Do, do, do, do, do. Penguin, penguin, penguin,
penguin, penguin, penguin, penguin, penguin. Everybody, sing. Penguin, penguin, penguin,
penguin, penguin, penguin, penguin, penguin. Penguin, penguin, penguin,
penguin, penguin, penguin. Penguin, penguin, penguin,
penguin, penguin, penguin! Say goodbye, Dorothy. Say goodbye, penguins. [QUACKING] [INAUDIBLE] Do, do, do. [QUACKING] Do, do, do, do, do. Penguins. ALL: That's Elmo's World! [LAUGHS] CAESAR: See you
at the South Pole! PENGUINS: South Pole! PENGUIN: Y'all hurry
down now, hear? [MUSIC PLAYING] [LAUGHS] ELMO: Guess what Elmo's
thinking about today. [TRUMPETING] There's a clue. [BOING] [BOING]
Ooh, another clue! [LAUGHS] [BOING]
