Ep 10. Ask Oscar Show
- TV-G
- September 1, 2006
- 56 min
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8.0 (6)
In Sesame Street season 37 episode 10, titled "Ask Oscar Show," the beloved grouch Oscar the Grouch takes center stage as he answers questions from children on his very own talk show. The episode starts off as Oscar sets up his stage outside of his trash can home, inviting all the kids on Sesame Street to ask him any question they might have. As kids eagerly line up to take part in the show, Oscar welcomes them with his trademark grumpiness and proceeds to answer their questions in his unique, sarcastic way.
Throughout the episode, Oscar tackles a range of topics related to garbage, recycling, and environmentalism. He explains the process of how trash is sorted and recycled, dispels common myths about garbage, and shares tips on how children can reduce waste in their everyday lives. As always, Oscar's answers are couched in his curmudgeonly personality, making for plenty of laughs and giggles among young viewers.
In addition to Oscar's Q&A session, the episode also features a number of fun and educational segments highlighting important environmental issues. These include a skit with Elmo and Abby Cadabby in which they learn about composting, a musical number featuring the Sesame Street choir singing about the joys of recycling, and a visit from Murray Monster and Ovejita as they explore how to repurpose used items in creative ways.
Through it all, the episode emphasizes the importance of taking good care of our planet and teaching children about the importance of reducing waste and conserving resources. As Oscar himself puts it, "If we all work together, we can keep this planet clean and green - or at least, a little less smelly!"
Overall, "Ask Oscar Show" is a fun and engaging episode that combines humor with important lessons about caring for the environment. Kids will love the chance to interact with one of Sesame Street's most iconic characters, while parents and educators will appreciate the show's powerful message about teaching children to take responsibility for the planet they call home.
