- Hi, neighbor! You're invited to a show at my school.
I'm excited for you to see what I can do.
And then, we're going on a leaf walk with my Dad!
I'm so glad you'll be with me.
And I'll be right back.
♪♪ It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪
♪ A beautiful day for a neighbor ♪
♪ Would you be mine? Could you be mine? ♪
♪ Won't you be my neighbor? ♪
- ♪ It's Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood ♪
♪ The Land of Make-Believe ♪
♪ Won't you ride along with me? - Ride along ♪
- ♪ It's Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood ♪
♪ So much to do, so much to see ♪
♪ Won't you ride along with me? - Ride along ♪
- ♪ I've got lots of friends for you to meet ♪
♪ In the Land of Make-Believe ♪
♪ A friendly face on every street waiting to greet you ♪
♪ It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪
♪ A beautiful day for a neighbor ♪
♪ In Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood ♪♪
- Presenting... Daniel Tiger! Ta-dah!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Today at school,
we're putting on a show. And I'm going to sing!
♪ La la la la la la laaaa ♪ Come see!
- OK, everyone, we're ready to start our show!
Everyone, get ready to show something special you can do.
- I'm going to sing a song!
♪ La la la la la la laaaa ♪
- I'm going to... to...
to... I don't know what I'm going to do, hoo-hoo.
- You can do so many things, O! - Thanks, Daniel.
- Prince Wednesday, would you like to go first?
- Yes!
I'm gonna be the silliest magician!
- ♪ Hi, Prince Wednesday, how do you do? ♪
♪ Show us something special that you can do ♪
- Ladies and gentlemen...
and owls, and kitty cats, and tigers...
watch me say the magic word,
and pull a duck out of my hat!
Abraca-doodle!
(laughter)
Abraca-doggie! (laughter)
Abracadabraaa!
- (kids): Yaaay! (laughter)
A rrroyal thank you! (laughter)
That magic trick was something special that I can do!
- Prince Wednesday's magic trick is so funny!
Don't you think, O? - That was a funny magic trick.
- Super funny!
- Prince Wednesday can do a magic trick? Hoo-hoo-hoo!
That is so special!
(sigh) I can't do a magic trick.
I'm not that special. - O the Owl,
would you like to go now? - Well... OK.
Maybe if I do a magic trick, I'll be special too!
I don't know about this.
OK!
Ta-dah! I'm royally gonna do a magic trick!
- I didn't know you liked magic tricks.
- I don't. Hoo-hoo.
- Then why do you want to do one?
- Because Prince Wednesday did a magic trick,
and a magic trick is special.
- O, you don't have to do a magic trick
like Prince Wednesday did to be special...
♪ I like you, I like you ♪
♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
You can be yourself!
- Be myself? - Yes!
You're a very special owl! - I am?
- Yes. There is no other owl like you.
So what would O the Owl like to do?
- Hmm... can I think about it?
- Sure.
Daniel, are you ready for your turn?
- Yes!
- ♪ Hi, Daniel Tiger how do you do? ♪
♪ Show us something special that you can do ♪
- Something I like to do is... sing!
♪ My name is Daniel Tiger ♪
♪ And I like my friends ♪
♪ Just the way they are I'm Daniel!
(cheering)
- Thank you, thank you, thank you very much!
Did you see me singing on stage?
It was so much fun!
It would be really fun to be a singing star
and sing on a real big stage!
For lots and lots of people!
Hey, do you want to make believe with me?
Let's make believe
that I was putting on a big singing show!
♪♪ My name is Daniel Tiger ♪
- ♪ Daniel Tiger ♪
- ♪ And I like my friends - He likes his friends ♪
- ♪ Just the way they are - Just the way we are ♪
- ♪ I'm Daniel - He's Daniel ♪
- ♪ Daniel Tiger - Daniel Tiger ♪
- ♪ And I like my Tigey ♪
♪ Right by my side - Right by his side ♪
- ♪ I'm Daniel - He's Daniel ♪
- ♪ Daniel Tiger - Daniel Tiger ♪
- ♪ , , , , yah ♪♪
Wasn't that grr-ific? - Hoo-hoo!
I like your song, Daniel. - Thanks, O.
- But I can't sing like Daniel, hoo-hoo!
- Meow-meow, can I go next, pretty please?
- OK. Katerina Kittycat!
- Meow!
- ♪ Hi, Katerina, how do you do? ♪
♪ Show us something special that you can do ♪
- ♪ A little bit of twiling ♪
♪ Is my thing Yes, twirling's my thing ♪
♪ It's true ♪ - Hoo-hoo! - Splendid!
- Did you see me twirl? Did you see me twirl?
- You were grr-ific! - Hoo-hoo!
I wish I could twirl like you, Katerina.
- Thanks. Meow-meow!
My mommy says my twirls are very special.
- Hoo-hoo, yes! Twirling is special,
Ah! Maybe if I twirl,
I'll be special too!
Hoo-hoo! Teacher Harriet, I'm ready for my turn now!
- You are? Wonderful!
- Hoo-hoo! Let's see, let's see... A-ha!
I'm going to twirl!
Twirling owl! Oh, oof!
Hoo-hoo! - I didn't know
you liked to twirl, O. - No, not really.
But I want to twirl like Katerina!
- O, you don't have to twirl like Katerina.
You should be yourself! - Yeah, O!
- ♪ I like you, I like you ♪
♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
- Well... I need to think some more about what I can do.
- OK, O. We'll let someone else take a turn.
Miss Elaina, would you like to go next?
- Yes, yes, yes, yes! Ready!
- ♪ Hi, Miss Elaina, how do you do? ♪
♪ Show us something special that you can do ♪
- Hiya, folks!
This is my puppet Mr. Sheep. Say hello, Mr. Sheep!
Mooooooooo! (laughter)
Hey, that's not right!
You're a sheep, not a cow!
Say hello, Mr. Sheep!
Woof, woof, woof! (laughter)
One more time.
Say hello, Mr. Sheep! HELLO!
Noooo! Like a sheep, like a sheep!
- Baaaaaaaa! Baaa! Baaa!
- Grr-ific! - Funny!
- Yay! - Miss Elaina,
I love how you made the sheep say, "Moo!"
- Umm... can I, hoo-hoo,
borrow your puppet? - Why?
- I want to do a puppet show, just like you!
- Like me? But, O,
you should be like you!
♪ I like you, I like you ♪
♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
- But... I don't do magic tricks like Prince Wednesday.
I don't twirl like Katerina...
or sing like Daniel. - ♪ La la la ♪
- And I don't do puppet shows like Miss Elaina...
- Baaaaaa! - I don't know what I do
that is special, and it is making me so...
sad. Hooo...
- You can do so many special things, O.
- You can, O!
- Hoo-hoo! Like what?
- You can read! - And you always have a book
for everything! - I do like to read!
- And you help people, meow-meow.
- I am good at helping. Hoo-hoo!
- You are! You found my special locket when it was lost!
- ♪ I like you, I like you ♪
♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
- You see, O, you don't have to be like anybody else,
you can just be yourself.
- ♪ I like you, I like you ♪
♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
- Thanks. Hoo-hoo!
OH! I know what to do in the show!
Ha! Ha! Ha! - ♪ Hi, O the Owl, how do you do? ♪
♪ Show us something special that you can do ♪
- Hoo-hoo! Get ready!
I'm going to show you something special I can do.
My nifty... galifty...
flying flip! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Hooo! Hooo! Hooo!
Hooo-wooo!
(cheering) - Royally great!
- And that's what O the Owl can do. Hoo!
- O, I didn't know you could do that!
I wish I could do a flying flip just like you.
- Hoo-hoo! Thanks, Daniel.
But you don't have to do a flip like me.
♪ I like you, I like you ♪
♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
- Thanks, O.
- ♪♪ You are my friend ♪
♪ You are special ♪
♪ You're my friend ♪
♪ You're special to me ♪
♪ You are the only one like you ♪
♪ Like you, my friend ♪
♪ I like you ♪
♪ In the daytime ♪
♪ In the nighttime ♪
♪ Any time that you feel ♪
♪ Is the right time ♪
♪ For a friendship with me ♪
♪ I sure hope that you see ♪
♪ You're special ♪
♪ Special, my friend ♪
♪ You're special to me ♪
♪ There's only one ♪
♪ In this wonderful world ♪
- ♪ You are special ♪♪
What is something special that you can do?
You are special! I'm glad you're my friend,
and I like you just the way you are. Ugga-mugga!
(laughter) (camera clicking)
- Hi, neighbor! - Hello, neighbor.
- Look! The leaves are changing colors!
Wanna come on a leaf walk with me and my Dad?
We can look for all the different color leaves!
- Say, "leeeaves!" - Leaves!
(camera click) - OK! Let's walk!
Wow! Look at all these beautiful leaves!
- Ah! Look at this leaf!
- You know, Daniel, leaves are like snowflakes.
Every single one is different.
Look! Leaf hat! (Daniel laughs.)
- I think I want this one! - Purrrfect!
(Daniel laughs.) - Oh!
- Ooh! I'm gonna hop over those leaves!
- And , , , jump! - Woo-hoo! - Very good!
- Ooh, look at this leaf! It has green and brown!
It's so pretty! - You have such a good eye
for noticing things. That's one reason why...
♪ I like you, I like you ♪
♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
- Thanks, Dad! I have an idea!
Can I make a picture with my leaf?
- That's a wonderful idea, Daniel! - Grr-ific!
I want to get even more leaves for my picture.
You will find leaves with me, right?
Then, we're gonna make a leaf picture!
I think I want...
a red leaf for our picture. Do you see red leaves?
Jump with me to catch the leaves!
Ah! Got it! Ha! Ha!
Ohh! Let's get an orange leaf for our picture!
Where are the orange leaves?
Let's catch the orange one!
Jump! Got it! Ha! Ha!
I love those yellow-colored leaves!
Let's catch a yellow leaf, too!
Here we go! (laughing)
Look! I have a red leaf,
an orange leaf, a yellow leaf,
and a green and brown leaf!
(camera click) - Wow! I've never seen
so many colors.
- Look at that big leaf way up high!
- Daniel, hi!
- Hi! - Look, there's Daniel, Daddy!
- Why, hello, Tiger family!
How are you on this fabulous day?
- We're good, thanks! Just checking out the leaves.
- Hi, neighbor. See what I'm wearing?
It's a star! - Oh, that star is nice!
- Thanks! I made it myself!
With lots of glitter and paint and stuff,
And I'm gonna wear it all day!
- Because you are a star...
a twinkling star!
If you wiggle like this,
you'll really look like a twinkling star.
- Twinkle, twinkle!
- You look special, Miss Elaina!
- I am special, toots! (Miss Elaina laughs.)
- We need to get back to our music shop.
Let's sing them our<span tts:fontStyle="italic"> Buh Bye <span> song!
- Ha! Ha! OK! - ♪ Buh bye, buh bye ♪
- ♪ Buh-buh buh-buh bye, yeah ♪ - Buh bye, Miss Elaina!
Wow! That Miss Elaina is special.
She has a special star on her dress.
I wish that I had a star. - How come?
- I want to be special, too!
And if I have a star, I'll be special.
- Oh! You are special already, Daniel.
It doesn't matter if you have a star or not.
You don't need things to make you special because...
♪ I like you, I like you ♪
♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
- You do? You like me just the way I am?
- Yes. There is no one else
in this whole world like you.
No one else has your eyes,
your wiggly ears...
or your great ideas. - My ideas?
- Yes! Like your idea to make a leaf picture
and your idea to twinkle like a star.
- Oh, yeah! Those were my ideas!
- I like all of your ideas, and...
♪ I like you, I like you ♪
- ♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
- You are my fuzzy little guy.
- That makes me special, too.
Look, Dad! The leaf looks like it's flying
like an airplane!
- What an imagination you have, Daniel!
You always think of fun things to pretend!
- Thanks, Dad! Zoom!
Wouldn't it be fun to fly on that leaf?
Ah! Do you want to use your imagination
and make believe with me?
Let's make believe that we're going for a ride
on a flying leaf!
♪♪ Fly up high, in the sky ♪
♪ Zooming through the forest ♪
♪ Ride my leaf so fast ♪
♪ Through the long green grass ♪
♪ Wave hello to a bird ♪
♪ As he flies beside me ♪
♪ Fly below, across a pond ♪
♪ As fast as can be ♪
♪ Fly up high, in the sky ♪♪
Wasn't that grr-ific to fly on a leaf?
Zoom! Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom!
- Let's walk!
- Well, hello there, Tigers! How in the world are ya?
- We're just fine! Enjoying the day.
- Nifty Galifty! Always a lot to learn
when you're outside in nature!
- Oh! - Oops! Oh, hello, Daniel!
Hoo-hoo! - What are you doing, O?
- I was reading my book about leaves!
- But the leaves are right here!
- I know. But, did you know
that leaf piles are fun to jump in?
- You read that in your book? - Yesiree! See?
- You're a good reader, O! - Thank you!
- I don't know how to read...
but I do know, that there is a real leaf pile right there!
- That leaf pile looks just
like the one in my book,
hoo-hoo! - I bet it's fun to jump in!
- OK! - Jump with us.
One, two, three! - Hoo-hoo!
(laughter)
- That was fun! - My book was right!
Jumping in leaf piles is fun!
- Uh-huh! You are a grr-ific reader!
You're so special, O, because you can read.
- Thanks. Ahchoo!
- Come on, O! Let's put these groceries away.
- Do I have too?
Playing in leaf piles is - Ah-ah-ahchoo! - fun!
- Ha! Ha! I know!
We can play in the leaves another day.
- OK. Besides, I think the leaves
make me sneezy. Ah! Ahchoo!
(Daniel laughs.) - Bye, Daniel!
- Bye, O. - Bye, Owls!
Daniel, look! I see some more leaves for your picture!
- Great!
- This is one of my favorite times of year.
(Dad Tiger hums.) - Dad, did you know
that O could read? - I did know that.
- O the Owl is really special
because he knows how to read. I wish I knew how to read.
- You will read when you're ready.
And in the meantime, I like when we read together.
- I will read someday. - Yes, you will!
And no matter what...
♪ I like you, I like you ♪
- ♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
- I like when you take me on leaf walks!
(laughter)
- ♪ It's you I like ♪
♪ It's not the things you wear ♪
♪ It's not the way you do your hair ♪
♪ But it's you I like ♪
♪ It's the way you are right now ♪
♪ The way down deep inside you ♪
♪ Not the things that hide you ♪
♪ Not your toys ♪
♪ They're just beside you ♪
♪ But it's you I like ♪
♪ Every part of you ♪
♪ Your skin, your eyes, your feelings ♪
♪ Whether old or new ♪
- ♪ It's you I like ♪♪
(laughter)
- We're home!
Now, let's go make a leaf picture!
- Whoa! h*! h*! h*! What's this?
- We're making a leaf picture!
Look at all my leaves!
- Wow! Each one is different.
- Here you go! Glue and paper.
Now you have everything you need for your idea.
- Yup, I do!
- Let's see, I think I want...
red leaves first!
A piece to stick here and uh... Oh, that looks nice!
I like the big yellow leaf! (laughing)
And these little orange ones.
And my thing for green and brown leaf!
Piece them here.
Oh, and let's move this one around. Look!
We're jumping in a leaf pile!
- Ooh, I like your work!
All of the leaves are so different!
- Mm-hmm! That green and brown leaf is nice!
- Thanks. - So do you like my picture?
- I do like it. ♪ It's you I like ♪
♪ Not the leaf picture that you made ♪
- ♪ It's you ♪
♪ I like ♪
♪ I like you, I like you ♪
♪ I like you just the way you are ♪
There's only one you in the whole world.
That makes you special.
I'm glad you're my friend. Ugga-mugga.
- Quack, quack! Quack, quack, quack! - ♪ It's such a
Quack, neighbor! It's me, Daniel,
but I'm pretending to be a duck.
Quack like a duck with me! Quack, quack, quack, quack!
(laughing) Come on!
Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack!
- Time to get ready to go, Daniel.
- Quack, quack, quack! I'm not Daniel, I'm a duck.
(laughing) - Good thing I speak duck!
Quack, quack, quack, quack. - What does that mean, Mom?
- It means put on your clothes,
it's time to go to the post office.
- The post office? Did we get a package?
- We did. - Ooh... Maybe it's for me!
I'll get ready so, so, so fast. Come on, let's go to my room.
Quack, quack, quack.
I'm big enough to pick out my own clothes now.
I like to wear my favorite red sweater -
'cause it's my favorite.
Where is my red sweater?
Do you see it?
Mm-hmm...
No... No...
Not in my drawers...
Oh, red swea-ter!
Do you see my red sweater anywhere?
I can't find it! Mom?
- What is it, Daniel?
- My red sweater...is gone!
- No, it's not gone. - It isn't?
Where is it? - It was dirty,
so it's in the wash. - But...I want to wear
my red sweater. It's my favorite.
I always wear it. See?
- Well, why don't you pick out a different sweater to wear?
- A different sweater?
- I know you love your red sweater.
But why don't you give a different sweater a try?
- I always wear my red sweater,
so if I don't wear it,
then I won't be...me. - Yes, you will.
♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
- ♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
OK. I'll try a different sweater today.
- Good, I'm proud of you.
- Hmm... Different sweater.
I guess I'll wear...this one. Blue.
Like Dad's sweater. - Oh, good.
There we go... Now let's see.
- Whoa. I look...different.
- Hmm... You do look a little different.
But you're still Daniel on the inside.
- ♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
- Mom, what are you doing with my duckie hat?
- Quack, quack, quack! I'm Mrs. Duckie!
- No, you're my mom!
- You're right, I still am your mom
on the inside - even when I'm wearing a duck hat.
- And I'm still Daniel - even when I'm wearing a blue sweater.
- Mm-hmm. Now, Ready to go to the post office?
- Ready! Come on.
Hi, Trolley. Like my blue sweater?
It's blue. Not red.
See? Blue! (Trolley dinging bell)
Buckle up.
- Please take us to the post office, Trolley. (Trolley dinging)
- (together):♪ We're going to the Post Office ♪
♪ I wonder what we'll get ♪
♪ Won't you ride along with me Ride along ♪
♪ Won't you ride along with me ♪
- Look Mom, its Prince Wednesday!
Can we go say hi? - Absolutely.
Trolley, we can get off here. (Trolley dinging)
- (Daniel): Thanks, Trolley. Hi!
- Hello there. - Greetings.
- Hi - Prince Wednesday?
- Daniel? - You look...different.
- So do you!
- You're not wearing your glasses.
- And...you're not wearing your red sweater.
- But you always wear your glasses.
If you're not wearing your glasses...
♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
Even if you're not wearing your glasses,
you're still you.
- Yup. Still me.
- So where are your glasses?
- Dr. Anna is fixing them because I broke them...
...by mistake. - How did you break them?
- Let me show you.
First, I was doing this...
Then I was jumping around like this.
Then I spun around and around...
(Daniel laughing) Whoa!
And my glasses fell off onto the ground.
- Oh... - So where's your red sweater?
- It was dirty and my mom put it in the wash.
- So we both look different today.
- Yeah, we do. But...
♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
- Since we're still us,
let's do our super-secret song and dance.
- Yeah, 'cause only we know it.
- ♪ Friends, friends, we are friends ♪
♪ Shoo bee shoo be shoo ♪
- You are still the same dancing Prince Wednesday!
- And you're the same singing Daniel!
- ♪ Shoo bee shoo be shoo ♪
(laughing) - Wow!
Look at all of those glasses!
Those look like my grandpere's glasses.
I wonder what it would be like to wear glasses?
Hey! Do you want to make believe with me?
Let's make-believe
I can wear all different kinds of glasses.
♪♪ Glasses can help you see ♪
♪ How do they look on me ♪
♪ Round glasses, square glasses ♪
♪ Stars and moons, Red ones, blue ones ♪
♪ Rainbow ones, too ♪
♪ Sunglasses, pointy glasses, silly shapes too ♪
♪ No matter who you are, There are glasses for you ♪
♪ Glasses can help you see ♪
♪ How do they look on me ♪♪
- Wasn't that grr-ific?
- Daniel, it's time we headed over to the post office.
- Oh yeah! We have a package.
- Ooh, that's fun! Can we walk with Daniel?
- Certainly. We have some time before your glasses are ready.
- Grr-ific! - Yay!
(laughing)
- Hi, Lady Elaine! - A royal hello!
- Hello there!
- What's all this? - Well, it's my sidewalk sale.
Everything must go! Ha ha!
- Ooh... Hats!
Look at me, Prince Wednesday!
- Who are you? Where's Daniel?
- Prince Wednesday! I'm a cowboy!
See? It's a cowboy hat!
- Ohh... Yeah, now I see!
It just looked like a fuzzy brown blob.
I guess I really need my glasses!
- Dr. Anna! - Well hello, Daniel.
Good to see you. What a lovely blue sweater.
- Thank you. - Prince Wednesday, I fixed your glasses.
- Thank you. - Thank you for being patient.
- And thank you for bringing them to us, Dr. Anna.
- Ah! I can see everything clearly again.
Hello, me! I haven't seen you in a while.
- And be sure to wear this when you're playing,
so your glasses don't fall off again.
- Okay, I will.
♪ Shoo bee shoo bee shoo ♪
- Hey, your glasses didn't fall off! Grr-ific!
- I know! This strap is royally great.
- And we should get going to the Post Office
to get our package. - Oh, yeah! OK. Bye-bye!
- Goodbye! - Bye-bye! - Bye, Daniel!
- There's the post office - I'm so excited!
- Hello! - Hello!
- Well, hello there, Daniel! Hmm...
Something looks different about you today. Hmm...
- I'm wearing a blue sweater.
- I look different, but it's still me!
- Well, I'm glad it's you, because
I have a package for you. - Thank you, Mr. McFeely.
- Who is it from, Daniel?
- It's from Grandpere - I can tell by the stamp.
It's a boat just like his.
- Wow! A red sweater, just like my other one!
- (chuckling) How did Grandpere know?
Would you like to put it on? - Hmm... No thanks.
I kind of like my blue sweater,
and I want to keep wearing it - today, anyway.
- That's my big tiger.
- (Daniel and Prince Wednesday): ♪♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
- ♪ I love my red sweater ♪
♪ But if I wear a sweater that's blue ♪
♪ Or yellow or green ♪
♪ I'm still the same inside ♪
- Yeah, you're still you! - Yup!
♪ I'm still the same old me ♪
- ♪ I look different without my glasses ♪♪
♪ But that's OK ♪
♪ Because no matter what I'm still me ♪
- Yeah, you're still you! - Yeah--
♪ I'm still the same old me ♪
- (together): ♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
♪ You're still you, yeah ♪
♪ You're still you ♪♪
- Did you ever have to wear something new?
What was it?
I looked a little different in my blue sweater today,
but I learned I was still me
on the inside. Ugga mugga!
(Trolley dinging) - Hi, neighbor!
- Hello, neighbor! (Margaret gurgling)
- Look what I have.
It's a picture of Teacher Harriet. I made it myself.
I'm going to give it to her because she's
a grr-ific teacher.
Have you ever made a present for someone?
What did you make?
I can't wait to give this to her!
- OK, my fuzzy tiger, let's go inside.
- Come with me! - There's my girl!
(Margaret babbling)
Look at her go!
(Daniel humming)
(Margaret gurgling drowsily) Uh-oh, looks like
it's someone's nap time. Time for us to go, Daniel.
Ugga Mugga. - Ugga Mugga.
Bye, Mom. Bye, Margaret.
- Let's find Teacher Harriet so we can give her my picture.
Will you help me? Let's go!
Hi, Katerina!
Umm.... Hmm...
Do you see Teacher Harriet?
Hmm...
(Prince Wednesday laughing)
- Teacher Harriet! Where are you?
- Hello, Daniel.
How are you today? - Huh?
Teacher Harriet? You look...different.
- I do? Oh! Yes, I do!
I changed my hair. Usually it's down,
but today it's up in this bun. See?
- But why did you do that to your hair?
- Well, sometimes it's nice to do something different.
- But...
You don't look like you anymore.
- Even though I look different on the outside,
I'm still the same Teacher Harriet on the inside.
- I guess...
- I still like to teach you things, and play the guitar,
and I'm still your teacher.
♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
- ♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
You are still the same Teacher Harriet.
And guess what? - What?
- I made you something. Here!
- Oh! Why...
It's me! Did you make this for me?
- I did. I really like
this blue part over here.
- I can see you worked hard on it. Thank you Daniel.
- You're welcome. And...I like your hair.
- Oh, thank you. Oh, and guess what?
We have a visitor today! - Really?
- Hi Daniel! - Chrissie! Yay!
- Good to see you too.
- Chrissie is our big kid helper today.
- Yup. And right now, I'm helping Prince Wednesday.
Come see! - OK!
- Chrissie is Prince Wednesday's cousin.
She always has fun ideas. Let's go see what she's playing.
I'm so excited!
- (together): Welcome to our hair-cutting place!
We'll make your hair look royally good!
- Come on in.
- I look royally good!
- Woah! That's a lot of ribbons!
- I know! Isn't it boomerific?
Prince Wednesday used my favorite color.
- Which one? - Oh, you know.
Red and blue and purple
and pink and yellow and orange... Pretty much all of them!
- It's very...fancy. (all laughing)
- And now, I must go to the ball!
(all laughing)
- Teacher Harriet, will you do my hair now?
- Why, sure! (chuckling)
I think I can find a nice hairstyle for you.
- Daniel, come sit here!
I'll do your hair. - Ok.
- I have to wash your hair first.
Just pretend.
- Swish, swish, swish... - It tickles!
- Ok, now we rinse off the shampoo.
Swoo-oosh!
All done! - Now what?
- Now...the fun part!
I know just what I want to do! - What?
- Messy! ...No, wait.
Oh, no, too hard... Maybe curly!
Or, hmm... How about spiky? - Spiky?
- Yeah, like spikes all over your head!
Never mind, I have a better idea!
Here...
I can use this clip! And this one...
And these... Oh, and this one too!
Oh wait, I forgot something.
Be right back. - OK.
What would someone look like with this kind of hair?
Or this kind?
Or with all of these ribbons?
There are so many different hairstyles!
Hey, do you want to make believe with me?
Let's make-believe
that we're giving lots of new hairstyles
to Tigey!
- ♪♪ You can wear your hair ♪
♪ In your own special way ♪
♪ So what kind of hair do you want today ♪
♪ Spiky hair, blonde hair, lots of silly bows ♪
♪ Curly hair, straight hair or hair down to your toes ♪
How about some rainbow hair? - Look, I'm a clown!
- ♪ Tall Hair, green hair, hair that is brown ♪
♪ Red hair, short hair, what do you say ♪
♪ Make it nice for today ♪
♪ You can wear your hair in your own special way ♪♪
Wasn't that grr-ific?
- OK, got it!
Ready for your new hairstyle? - Uh-huh.
- One, two...three!
- What does it look like? - See for yourself.
- (gasping): I look so different!
Really different.
- Don't you like it? - Yeah...
No...I don't know.
Have you ever made your hair look different?
How did it make you feel?
- It looks like you have a different hairstyle, Daniel.
Just like me! - Uh-huh...
- Do you remember what we said?
About when you change something on the outside?
- ♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
I'm still Daniel, on the inside.
- That's right. You're still the imaginative Daniel
I know and love.
But with a fun new hairstyle!
- I'm still Daniel.
- And I'm still Prince Wednesday - with silly hair!
(all laughing)
- Boop she boop she boop she boo!
- Yup! That's my cousin Wednesday!
So silly!
- Can I try that hair on? - Ok. Let's trade.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- (together): Ta-da! - Are you still Daniel?
- I'm still Daniel. How about you?
- I'm still Prince Wednesday. - (Chrissie): Hey!
- What about me? Ta-da!
(bells jingling)
- (Daniel and Prince Wednesday): Still Chrissie!
- ♪ There are so many things, things that you can change ♪
♪ You can trade clothes with a friend ♪
♪ Share what you wear and play pretend ♪
♪ No matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
- ♪ You can try a new ribbon in your hair ♪
♪ You're still you, no matter what you wear ♪
- ♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
- ♪ There are so many things ♪
♪ Things that you can change ♪
♪ You can dress up in a silly way ♪
♪ But you're still you at the end of the day ♪
- ♪ No matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
- ♪ You can make your own costume to wear ♪
- No matter what, it's still you under there!
- ♪ You can change your hair or what you wear ♪
♪ But no matter what you do ♪
♪ You're still you ♪
(trumpet fanfare playing)
- What was that sound?
- Hey, that's my dad's sound!
- Yes Prince Wednesday, your dad said he was coming
to pick you and Chrissie up a little bit early today, remember?
- Oh, yeah! - Alright!
- King Friday is here, come on!
(fanfare playing) - Greetings, everyone--
- Huh? - (stammering): Um.. Uh... What?
What is it? - King Friday?
Uncle Friday? - Is that...you?
- Why yes, it's me! - But...
But you look so different! - Yeah.
- Where's your royal cape? And your,
your... royal crown? - Well, these are my...
...bowling clothes! (sound of pins falling)
- So...you're still King Friday, right?
- Of course! Now, give your king
a royal hug!
(laughing)
- Sometimes it's fun to change things,
but no matter what you do, you're still you.
And I like you. Ugga Mugga.
(Miss Elaina laughing) - (narrator): ♪♪ It's such a good feeling
- Hmmm... - Look at this! Ha! Ha! Ha!
- Hi, neighbor! Prince Wednesday's cousin Chrissie
is visiting our class today. - I sure am! Hiya, neighbor!
- We're playing dress up. Right, Chrissie?
- Yup! And I know just what I want to be.
Come see! - Come on!
- Howdy! - You're a cowboy!
- Cowgirl, thank-you-very-much!
- Cowgirl, right! - I'm gonna be a sheriff!
See my sheriff badge? This means that I'm the boss!
- You'll need a sheriff hat! - Oh yeah! Help me find one.
- I wonder what it would be like to be a real sheriff.
Heeey, that gives me an idea!
Let's make believe
that I was a real sheriff.
♪♪ My name is Daniel Tiger ♪
♪ I'm braver than brave can be, helping everyone I see ♪
♪ I'll lasso a hat for Tigey ♪
- ♪ His name is Daniel Tiger ♪
♪ The sheriff that we all know ♪
♪ Master of the lasso, everyone's hero ♪
♪ Daniel Tiger ♪♪
- Wasn't that grrr-ific?
But I don't think I want to pretend to be a sheriff anymore.
I want to be something else. - Got my hat!
Let's go riiiide into town! - What should I be?
- You be the horse, toots, because you have a tail!
- Oh yeah... just like a horse.
- I know I have a tail, but can't you be the horse?
- Well, I don't have a tail, toots.
- Neither do I. - You don't have a tail...
and you don't have a tail...
but I have a tail.
I'm... I'm different.
- Yeah! So can we play now?
- Yeah! Come on, Daniel! Be my horse!
- Um... no thanks. - (girls): Well... OK.
(Daniel sighing)
- I don't want to play anymore.
I'm different from my friends.
See? I have a tail.
How would you feel if you were different from your friends?
I'm feeling sad.
(girls laughing) - Yippee!
- Hey, Daniel,
I saw you playing over there with Chrissie and Miss Elaina,
but now you're not playing. Would you like to tell me why?
- I'm feeling sad, Teacher Harriet.
- It's OK to feel sad. It's good to know how you are feeling.
Tell me, so I can help you.
So, why are you feeling sad? (Daniel sighs.)
- I have a tail. - You do have a tail.
- But Miss Elaina doesn't have a tail,
and Chrissie doesn't have a tail, and...
and you don't have a tail either!
I'm different.
- Daniel, the things that are different, like having a tail,
are part of what make you... you.
♪ In some ways we are different ♪
♪ But in so many ways ♪
♪ We are the same ♪
- ♪ In some ways we are different ♪
♪ But in so many ways ♪
♪ We are the same ♪
But how am I the same?
- Well, for one thing, we all have feelings.
I feel sad sometimes, too. - You do?
What else is the same? - Well, that's something
you can find out. - Me?
- I want you to talk to all your friends
and find out how each of you are the same,
and how each of you are different.
- OK... I can do that.
You'll come with me, right?
Come on! - Hi, Daniel,
look what I made. It's the...
tallest tower in the world!
With a cherry on top! Ta da!
Oops! Bye-bye, cherry. Ha! Ha!
Blocks are my favorite toy, let's do it again!
- OK. Here.
- Thanks. - Prince Wednesday...
do you have a tail? - No, I don't have a tail. See?
- Yeah, I didn't think so, we're different.
- Why are you asking me that? - Well, Teacher Harriet says...
♪ In some ways we are different ♪
♪ But in so many ways ♪
♪ We are the same ♪
I want to know how we're the same.
- Hmmm... there must be something that's the same.
Here's another block for the tower.
- I like building with blocks. - Me too.
- Heeey, we both like building with blocks!
- That's the same! - Teacher Harriet, come quick!
- What is it, Daniel? - We're the same!
- Woohoo! - Woohoo!
Look, Teacher Harriet, Prince Wednesday and I
both like building with blocks.
That's the same!
- You do both love building with blocks.
Let's take a picture. - (Daniel and Prince): Yeah!
(Prince gasps.)
Daniel, I see something different about us.
- What? - My glasses!
I wear glasses to help my eyes see better,
and you don't. That's different. - Oh!
And I have a tail, and you don't. That's different too.
♪ In some ways we are different ♪
♪ But in so many ways ♪
♪ We are the same ♪
- And the things that are different
are part of what makes you... you.
- Yeah... and I like you! - I like you too.
- Hold it right there, partner!
I'm the sheriff. - Sheriff, is there a problem?
- I'm just making sure that everyone is safe.
That's my job. 'Cause I'm the sheriff.
(Chrissie laughs.) Right, Chrissie?
- Right! And I'm the cowgirl. Yee-haw!
(Teacher Harriet laughing) - You do both love to pretend together.
- Hey. That's something that's the same.
- Daniel, you like to pretend too.
- Oh yeah! I do like to pretend, too.
That's the same. But I still have a tail,
and nobody else does, so I'm still really different.
- I'm different too. I wear these braces on my legs
to help me walk. And I use these crutches too.
That's different, and people see it.
But it's one of the things that makes me... me.
- But it's not the only thing.
There are a lot of things that make you who you are.
There is only one person exactly like you.
(Chrissie laughs.) - If we were all the same,
that would be no fun at all! - Oh yeah!
- You know what? Let's take a picture of the way
you two are different, because I think
it's something exciting.
- I want to be different too, toots.
I like being different!
I know... my skin is different from Chrissie's.
- Good observation, Miss Elaina.
- My skin is brownish.
- Oh, yeah!
And mine is more pinky.
- Your skin is different than Chrissie's.
♪ In some ways we are different ♪
♪ But in so many ways ♪
♪ We are the same ♪
I know someone who has the same skin color as you...
ME! - Oh yeah!
- And I have a tail, don't forget, that's different too.
- Heeeey, Prince Wednesday and I have something
that's different too. Our hair!
Mine's curly and black, and Prince Wednesday's is straight!
- And brown. - And my hair is...
Well... my hair is fur, and it's stripy.
- Will you take a picture of all of our sames
and differences, please? - OK, sure!
- (Daniel): I feel happy.
- I feel happy too, toots.
- (Wednesday and Chrissie): Me tooooo!
- See? Your feelings are the same sometimes too!
Like now, you're all... - (kids): Happy!
- Wow! Our whole class is the same and different!
♪ In some ways we are different ♪
♪ But in so many ways ♪
♪ We are the same ♪
- ♪♪ In some ways, we are different ♪
♪ But in so many ways ♪
♪ We are the same ♪
- I have hair on my head!
- I have striped fur instead!
I feel grrr-ific! - Me too!
- ♪ Sometimes we feel the same ♪
- ♪ In some ways we are different ♪
♪ But in so many ways ♪
♪ We are the same ♪♪
- I have fingers and I have toes!
- I have paws instead of those.
I feel so happy! - So do I!
- ♪ Sometimes we feel the same ♪
- ♪ We are different, but that's OK ♪
♪ Because sometimes we feel the same way ♪
- ♪ In some ways we are different ♪
♪ But in so many ways ♪
♪ We are the same ♪♪
- Hee! Hee! Hee! ♪ Meow, meow, meow, meow ♪
- Hey, I hear Katerina! Let's go see what she's doing.
- ♪ Meow, meow, meow, meow, meow ♪
- Do you see what I see?
Katerina has a tail just like me!
How did I forget that?
Katerina, did you know we both have tails?
We're the same! - We are the same
except I'm a kitty, and you're a tiger.
- Yup! Teacher Harriet, will you take a picture of our tails?
- Don't forget about meee!
I have tail feathers! See? (laughing)
- Well then! Get together,
and I'll take a picture of your tails!
- Hold it right there, partners...
I want to be in the picture too! - Me too!
- Me too! - Let's get a picture
of all of you. Friends who are the same...
and different in so many ways!
- Yeah! (laughter)
- My friends and I have some things that are different,
but a lot that's the same.
And all the sames and differences
are what makes us friends!
And I'm glad you're my friend too. Ugga-mugga.
Hi, neighbor! It's me, Daniel Tiger. - ♪♪ It's such a good fe
I just got to school! - Hello, neighbor!
- Come on!
I'm going to put my bag into my cubby.
- Meow-meow, hello!
- Hi, Katerina!
- Meow-meow, Teacher Harriet. How are you?
- I'm doing well, thanks. - Meow-meow, oof!
I'm sorry. I'm wearing my tutu today, meow-meow!
- Oh! It's really cool. I like how it sparkles.
- Me too, meow-meow. It's glittery.
And twirly! Meow-meow!
I want to wear my tutu all the time!
Tutu all the time.
Meow-meow!
- It's really special, Katerina.
- Thank you, meow-meow. Mommy! Mommy!
I'm twirling in my tutu!
- I'm so glad you like wearing your tutu. Mmm!
Bye-bye, Katerina. I'll see you later.
Bye-bye, Daniel.
- You could put it in your cubby.
I do that sometimes with Tigey.
- That's good advice, Daniel.
After all, Katerina, you might want to do something today
where you don't want to wear your tutu.
♪ Think about what you're gonna do ♪
♪ And pick the clothes that are right for you ♪
- ♪ Think about what you're gonna do ♪
♪ And pick the clothes that are right for you ♪
Um, well, right now
I choose to... twirl!
And my tutu is right for twirling, meow-meow!
- It sure is!
OK, everyone, its choice time.
- Meow-meow!
- Katerina, want to paint with me?
- Meow-meow, OK! - Come on!
(laughing) (Wednesday roaring)
Got my smock! - Um,
meow-meow, I don't want to cover up my tutu.
No smock, meow-meow. - Hmm,
what should we paint? - Grr!
- Look, Prince Wednesday is being a bear!
- A royal grizzly bear! Grr! Grr, grr, grr!
- You're funny, Prince Wednesday!
Let's paint you as a bear!
- Yes, meow-meow! Prince Wednesday bear,
stay very, verrrrrrry still,
so Daniel and I can paint you, meow-meow.
- Grr, OK! Grr. Like this?
- Perrrfect!
- Don't move!
OK...
I need some brown paint for my bear.
- I'm going to make my bear PURPLE!
- W... Whoa!
- Don't move!
First I'll do
the body.
- Grrr!
- And I'll make his head here.
- Grrr!
- With two... ears. There!
- Er, can I move now?
- Not yet!
- But I don't think I can stay still any l... roar!
(laughing) - Silly bear!
Purple beeeearrry bear, meow-meow.
(gasp)
Oh, no, meow-meow. Look what happened!
(Wednesday gasps.) - You got paint on your tutu.
- Oh. - How would you feel
if you got paint on your clothes?
- Meow-meow.
- I don't think Katerina is happy.
- Teacher Harriet! I got paint on my tutu!
My special, sparkly tutu.
(Katerina crying) - Oh, I see, Katerina.
Maybe I can help.
With a little bit of water, we can dab it like this.
- Oh. - OK?
There's still a little smudge, but it's better.
- Thank you, meow-meow.
- Katerina, do you want to keep painting?
- Yes, meow-meow, I want to finish painting my bear.
- Well, then, let's think.
What would be the best thing to wear when you're painting?
♪ Think about what you're going to do ♪
♪ And pick the clothes that are right for you ♪
- Well, if I'm going to paint,
I might get messy, so I should wear a smock.
- Good thinking, Katerina. (Teacher Harriet laughs.)
- OK, bear, ready to be painted?
- Grr-ready! (laughing)
- Don't move...
- Grr!
- Some more color...
- A little here...
- Beary purple legs like this...
- Two eyes... there and there...
- Hmm, just one last thing, meow-meow. Smile!
- Grr!
- Oh, no, meow-meow. I dripped again!
(Daniel gasps.) It's OK.
The paint got on my smock, not on my tutu.
- Grr-ific!
- Now I just need to do your smile. Don't move.
- W... Whoa!
I moved.
Oops. Grr!
(laughing) - That's OK. We're done now.
- Can I see? Can I see? Grr!
Hello, bears, nice to meet you!
Grr! (laughing)
- Prince Wednesday! - Time to play! Come on!
- Awesome! - Wait for me, meow-meow!
- Me too! Grr!
Come on, be a bear with us!
Grrr-rawr! - I know,
let's make a bear cave!
- I'll be a mommy bear! Grr, meow-meow!
- Grrrrrr! I'm a grizzly bear too,
and we're looking for our cave.
- Grr! - Grr, meow-meow!
- Grr! Rawr, rawr! - Grr!
- Grr, grr, grr! - Grr, grr, grr, grr!
There's our cave! - Grr!
- Grr, yeah!
And it's really big,
and really dark.
It won't be scary, it will be fun.
Hey, do you want to make believe with me?
Let's make believe
that we can go into a real cave
with a real grizzly bear!
- ♪♪ Welcome to my cave, my cozy winter hideaway ♪
♪ Let me show you how to do my fuzzy bear ♪
♪ My fuzzy bear boogie ♪
♪ Shake, shake, shake, stomp, stomp, stomp ♪
♪ Shake, shake, shake, do the bear boogie ♪
- This is grr-ific!
- Nah, Daniel, this is bear-ific!
- ♪ Shake, shake, shake, stomp, stomp, stomp ♪
♪ Shake, shake, shake, now do the bear boogie ♪
♪ Shake, shake, shake, stomp, stomp, stomp ♪
♪ Shake, shake, shake, yeah! ♪♪
- Grr-rah! Wasn't that grr-rah-ific?
Let's go play in our cave! Come on! Grr-rah!
- Grr! This can be the top of our cave.
Let's go inside and get ready for winter.
(Daniel yawns.) - I am sleepy. Come on!
- Grr, I'll come and tuck you in, meow-meow.
- Whoa! - Whoa! Our cave!
- What? - Be careful, Katerina!
- Grr! Oh, no, my tutu!
It's knocking down our cave,
meow-meow. Maybe I can come in like this.
(She gasps.) Grr!
- Hey, Katerina, aren't you coming in?
- Grr, we need our mommy bear.
- I can't! My tutu doesn't fit, meow-meow!
I can't go in the cave. Hmph!
- So... take off your tutu.
- I don't want to take off my tutu.
I want to wear my tutu all the time, meow-meow!
- But don't you want to play bears with us?
- I do want to play bears.
♪ Think about what you're gonna do ♪
♪ And pick the clothes that are right for you ♪
Well, meow-meow,
I want to come in the cave,
but my tutu is just too big.
(sigh)
I guess I'll take my tutu off...
for now. Meow-meow. Ooh.
♪ Think about what you're gonna do ♪
♪ And pick the clothes that are right for you ♪
This coat is good
for a purple mommy grizzly bear!
Grr! - Grr, yay!
- Come on, mommy bear! - Grr!
OK, grizzly bear babies, your purple mommy grizzly bear
is here to tuck you in. Grr, meow-meow!
- Grr, yay! - Grr, meow-meow!
- Grr! - Grr!
- ♪♪ Think about what you're gonna do ♪
♪ And pick the clothes that are right for you ♪
- ♪ What if I wore a tutu when I'm painting ♪
♪ This is messy! I need to wear a smock ♪
♪ What if I wore a snow suit when I dance ♪
♪ It's hard to move! I need my dancing shoes ♪
- ♪ Think about what you're gonna do ♪
♪ And pick the clothes that are right for you ♪
- ♪ What if I wore my shoes when I'm skating ♪
♪ Oh no, it's slippery! I need to wear my skates ♪
♪ What if I wore a bathing suit to bed ♪
♪ I don't see any water! I'll wear pajamas instead ♪
- ♪ Always think, then choose ♪
♪ The clothes that are right for you ♪
♪ Think about what you're gonna do ♪
♪ And pick the clothes that are right for you ♪
- ♪ The clothes that are right for you! ♪♪
- And now, let's be dancing grizzly bears, meow-meow!
- Grr! Dancing!
- Grr, yeah!
- And the best thing to wear for dancing... is a tutu!
♪ Grr, grr, I am a lovely dancing bear ♪
♪ And I like to twirl, I also like to growl like a bear ♪
Grr! - Grr!
- Grr-rah! Cha, cha, cha! - She boop she boop!
- Grr-rah! - Rawr, rawr, rawr, rawr!
- I'm glad Katerina got to wear her tutu today,
even though she had to take it off sometimes.
What do you like to wear when you play?
I like to wear my red sweater when I'm playing... with you!
Ugga-mugga.
- ♪♪ It's such a good feeling to play with fa♪
- Hi, neighbor! Thanks for visiting me at school.
- Hi, neighbor! - I'm drawing a picture
of my family with crayons. Come draw with me.
(Katerina babbling)
Hi! - Hiya, toots!
- Want to see what I've drawn so far?
Here's my mom... and that's my dad.
And now, Margaret, my little sister.
Margaret is smaller than everybody in my family.
Aww, she's so cute.
I'm going to make a big O mouth,
like this. She can be loud,
Hm-hmm. And she can be cute.
Guess who else I have to draw.
Me! OK!
Here's me...
and my red sweater
and my red shoes.
That's my whole family.
Ugga mugga, Mom!
Coochie-coochie-coo, Margaret!
I'm playing with my picture!
I wish I could really play with my pictures,
then I could draw whatever I wanted to play with.
(laughing)
Hey, do you want to make believe with me?
Let's make believe that we could go
inside the paper, and draw, and play!
♪♪ Draw what I want to see ♪
♪ Draw and it's in front of me ♪
♪ Draw Tigey by my side to dance with me in a silly line ♪
♪ Draw a tasty apple to eat ♪
♪ Or a drum that makes a beat ♪
♪ Draw a cloud up in the air and a rainbow to take us there ♪
♪ Imagine anything you want to see ♪
♪ Draw what I want to see ♪
♪ Draw and it's in front of me ♪♪
Ha! Ha!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Wasn't that grrr-ific?
(Daniel gasps.) I have a tigertastic idea!
I can make my picture so special
and sparkly with glitter!
Oooh, glitter! Here's some glue...
Shake, shake, shake, shake, shake... glitter!
Aw, it's so sparkly now!
I think I want to add a little bit more glitter.
Shake, shake, shake. Maybe...
a little bit more glitter? Shake, shake, shake.
Oops! All gone. I guess that's enough glitter.
My picture is so, so sparkly now.
Let's go put it in my cubby. I like to draw, a lot.
What do you like to draw pictures of?
Bye-bye, picture. See you later.
- Daniel! Come to my store! - OK.
- Ahem! Oooh, Daniel,
what a surprise! Nice to see you at my store.
- Wow! Look at the dinosaur.
(Daniel gasps.) And the train,
and the doll, and the robot. What kind of store is this?
- Everything Store! (Daniel laughing)
- What do you sell? - Everything!
- I like everything.
Hey, want me to make a sign for your store, so everybody knows?
- Good idea, toots. I'll help!
- Come with us! You can help pick out the colors
for our sign. - This sign needs to be big!
- Really big!
So we can draw pictures of... everything!
- Yeah! Everything is a lot of stuff. There we go.
- Here's a train... (girl humming)
...the engine. And...
what shape are the train cars?
Oh yeah! Rectangles! Choo-choo!
- I'm-making-a-ro-bot. (Daniel giggles.)
- Here's a green dinosaur with a long tail
Roaaar! - And a round tambourine!
- Oh, that looks good. - Everything!
- Did we draw everything? - Yes. But... I think
the sign needs to be so sparkly, toots,
so everyone will notice it.
I know what we need... Glitter!
- Yeah! Glitter! Glitter! Glitter!
Grrr-ific idea, Miss Elaina.
I'll do the glue. - Here we go!
Heeeey, where's the glitter?
Hmmm...Oh no, no, no, no!
- What's wrong? - What's the matter,
Miss Elaina? - Look, Teacher Harriet.
I need glitter to make my sign sparkle, but it's all gone.
- Hmmm... This container was full of glitter this morning...
- Oh! Um... I used up
all the glitter when I was making my picture of my family.
- You used all the glitter?!
- I... I guess so. I didn't mean to.
- I know you didn't mean to, Daniel, but...
♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
The other kids in your class need the glitter for their art too.
- Yeah, I need glitter for my sign!
- But there's no glitter for you
because I used it all up.
I'm sorry. - I know you are, Daniel.
You'll remember next time. - Well, let's go take this sign
to the store. - OK.
I'll meet you there. I want to do one more thing.
- OK. Come to the Everything Store!
We have everything!
- Miss Elaina needs lots of things to sell
in her Everything Store, so I want to make her something.
She'll be so surprised.
Help me squish the clay, like this.
Squish! Squish!
I'm going to roll these pieces into one...
two...
three ba*ls!
Now, I'll roll out this piece of clay...
and curl it up like this.
Oooh! I like that curly part.
I think I'm done now. Uh oh!
I used up all the purple clay.
That means if someone else needs the clay,
there won't be any! What should I do?
I'm going to put some clay back.
♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
Now, someone else will have purple clay.
- Hi, Daniel, meow-meow. I need some purple clay
to make a purple wand to match my purple fairy costume.
I like purple. - Here you go!
I didn't use it all up. - Oooh, thank you, meow-meow.
- You're welcome.
♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
- Alaca-wish, alaca-woo, alaca-poof!
- What did you do? - I just made your...
um... your, uh, "whatsy-hoosit" here magic!
- Whoa! Thanks, Katerina.
- My pleasure! I love my wand!
- Let's go show Miss Elaina what we made.
Surprise! (Miss Elaina gasps.)
I made this for your Everything Store.
- Whoa! I love, love, love it!
This is exactly what my store needs!
Uh... What is it?
- It's a... um... a thinga-ma-bob!
- Oooh... What does it do?
- Just that. Sits there.
(whispering): But Katerina says it's magical.
- Whoaaaa!
I like it. Thanks, Daniel! - You're welcome.
♪♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
♪ When I sneezed, achoo! I used the last tissue ♪
♪ It's no fun when the box is done because somebody might need one ♪
♪ Oh no, what's this I see? ♪
♪ Looks like Dad is gonna sneeze ♪
♪ I feel so happy that I gave him what he needs ♪
- ♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
- ♪ When I made my paper crown, there wasn't any tape around ♪
♪ To tape the macaroni down, so I took some that I found ♪
♪ Oh no, That wasn't smart ♪ She needs the tape
to put up art. ♪ I gave her back the tape ♪
♪ So it wouldn't fall down and come apart ♪
- ♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
- ♪ I wore the awesome cowboy hat ♪
♪ But I forgot to put it back ♪
♪ It didn't take me very long to put it back where it belongs ♪
♪ Oh my, what is that? Prince Wednesday needs the cowboy hat ♪
♪ It makes me feel so happy that I went and put it back ♪
- ♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪♪
- A rrroyal hello. - Hi, Prince Wednesday.
Want to buy something from the Everything Store?
- We have everything you need.
Look around. Look around! - Hmm...
That's just what I need!
- The thinga-ma-bob? - Yes! It's perfect!
- Here you go!
Psst! What are you going to do with it?
- Follow me! - All right!
- ♪ Doo-doo-da-doo ♪
May I present to you my rrroyal tower!
- Awesome! - Wow, Daniel!
Your thinga-ma-bob was just what Prince Wednesday needed.
- Yeah! And I didn't even know it!
- Now, everybody, back to the store!
Everything for sale! Everything for sale!
- When I was using the clay,
I thought about what my friends needed,
and that made them so happy.
You know what makes me happy?
When you come to visit. Ugga mugga.
(irregular drumming)
- Hi, neighbor! I'm playing my drum for my band!
Know who else is in my band? (Ding!)
Miss Elaina! - Hi, neighbor!
I'm playing the triangle. See? (Ding!)
- Boom! Boom! Boom! Drum with me.
Let's go play inside. Follow us!
Boom-chicka-boom-chicka-boom!
- Up high! Down low!
Backwards! (kids laughing)
(baby crying) - Shh, it's OK, Margaret.
- Hey, I think my dad is in Margaret's room.
Let's go play them some music!
Boom-chicka-boom-chicka-boom. - Ringy dingy doo!
- Dad, want to hear some music? Boom! Boom! Boom!
(Margaret laughing) - Not right now, Daniel.
It's Margaret's nap time. OK, Margaret, sleepy time.
- Nap time, Margaret, nap time! (Miss Elaina laughing)
(Margaret crying) - Shh, shh, shh. There you go.
- Daniel, will you come into the living room with me please?
- OK. Come on. - OK.
- Mom, listen to our music! Boom-boom-boom!
(Margaret crying) - Hold on, please.
You need to stop playing your instruments now.
You're keeping Margaret awake. - We're keeping her awake?!
But we're just playing music.
- Yes, but your music is keeping Margaret awake,
and naps are very important for babies.
♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
- ♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
- What I really want to do is play my drum,
but Margaret needs to sleep.
- Yeah. I guess we should stop playing our instruments.
Even though the triangle is really fun to play.
- (whispering): We can play more music later.
- (whispering): That's a good idea. Roar if you need me.
- (whispering): Margaret's asleep. Yay!
Thanks for being so quiet. - It's OK.
But what should we do now? - Can you think
of something you can do that keeps the house quiet?
- Maybe we could play outside?
- Yeah! Oh, I mean yeah...
Then we're not in the house and we don't have to be quiet.
- Let's go play outside. Follow us!
- Wait! I have to go potty first.
- Stop and go right away! - OK, toots!
- (whispering): I'll put my drum away. Come on.
(laughing)
- Whoosh! Look at my cape! - Ooh, I want one too!
(Daniel laughing)
Whoosh! Ta-dah! Let's go play!
Look at me! Whoosh! - Ha! Ha! Ha!
- Come on, Miss Elaina! - Super Miss Elaina!
- Woohoo! We can be loud outside!
- We can be loud outside!
Look at me, I'm Super Blue!
I can turn into anything blue.
Alacazam poof! I'm a blueberry!
(Miss Elaina gasps.) - A talking blueberry?!
Whoa! Where did Daniel go?
- I'm right here. (kids laughing)
- I'm Super Red! Poof!
And now I'm a red race car.
Vroom! Vroom! (Daniel laughing)
- Ah! I've got to get away from this blueberry!
- I'll catch you 'cause I'm a bouncing blueberry!
- Bouncing blueberry? - Boing! Boing! Boing! Boing!
- Hey, kids, is everything OK?
- Yes - Okey dokey!
- Uh, Daniel. Where did you get those towels?
- From the bathroom. - Oh no, Daniel!
We need those towels for our baths tonight.
♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
Now, I'm going to have to wash the towels again.
- Uh oh! We didn't think about who needed the towels
when we started playing with them.
- ♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
- We'll take them back inside. - That would be nice. Thank you.
- We'll put them in the-- - Shhh...
- (whispering): In the hamper. - The hamper!
- (whispering): Thanks, you two. That was very helpful.
- (whispering): Margaret is still asleep.
(normal voice): And it's time to take Miss Elaina to her dad.
Daniel, do you want to come with me to drop her off at the music shop?
- Yes! Come with us! Bye, Mom! - Bye, Mrs. Tiger! Thank you!
(Ding! Ding!) - Trolley, please take us
to Music Man Stan's Music Shop.
- Now we can be AS LOUD AS WE WANT!
- Yah!
- ♪♪ We're going to the Music Shop ♪
♪ We're going to the Music Shop ♪
♪ Won't you ride along with me? Ride along ♪
♪ Won't you ride along with me? ♪♪
- Here we are.
- Thanks, Trolley! (Ding! Ding!)
- Welcome to my daddy's music shop. Backwards!
(Miss Elaina laughing) Daddy!
- Hey, kiddo. Hey, Tigers!
Aww... I needed that hug. - Everything OK?
- I can't figure out what's wrong with this trombone.
It should be playing beautifully, and all it does is...
(louse false note) - Whoa!
That was louder than Margaret crying!
- I just can't figure out how to fix this thing.
- Hmmm... Maybe I can help. That seems a little...
- I think your dad is frustrated.
- Uh huh! I wish we could help him feel better.
♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
Hmmmm... Sometimes, music makes my dad feel better.
So... I think he needs music!
- Then, let's play him some!
(kids laughing) - Dad, this song is for you!
And a one and a two and a three! Hit it!
♪♪♪
- Hey-hey-hey, that sounds pretty good!
- We're playing music, music, music, for you!
- Let's try this.
♪♪♪
(Daniel laughing) - That was grr-ific!
- That was great! I was feeling frustrated,
and now I feel so much better. Thank you, you two.
- I knew you needed music.
- ♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
- Big hug, Dad! - Mm-hmm!
- Wow! Our music made Music Man Stan feel good!
I wonder if our music could also make you feel silly...
or excited... or sad...
Do you want to make believe with me?
Let's make believe that we can play music
that makes us feel all kinds of feelings!
♪ Happy music puts a smile on your face ♪
♪ Creates rainbows and stars in space ♪
♪ With sad music ♪
♪ It can feel like rain ♪
♪ Angry music is loud ♪
♪ And makes you scream ♪ Grr!
♪ Lots of music makes you feel every day ♪
♪ Feel big feelings in a very special way ♪♪
Wasn't that grrr-ific?
- All right, Daniel, time to head home.
Hope you get that fixed soon. Good-bye!
- Bye, Tigers! - Good-bye, Music Man Stan!
Good-bye, Miss Elaina! - Later, toots!
(false note)
(three good notes) - Ha! Ha! Ha! It's fixed!
This trombone is music to my ears!
Bye-bye! - Bye!
Hi, Trolley. Please take us home.
(Ding! Ding!) You know what?
Our Trolley song makes me feel happy. Let's sing it!
♪ We're going home from the Music Shop, what a fun day ♪
♪ Won't you ride along with me? Ride along ♪
- ♪ Won't you ride along with me? ♪
- And here we are.
- Bye, Trolley! (Ding! Ding!)
(baby crying) - Uh oh! That sounds like
Margaret crying. She's awake again.
Let's see if we can help.
- She woke up again a little while after you left.
I have been trying to get her back to sleep. It's not working.
- I think she needs a quiet lullaby
from her big brother.
♪♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
♪ We think about you needing quiet ♪
♪ So you can go to sleep at nap time ♪
♪ So we play outside instead ♪
♪ We think about how you need towels ♪
♪ To keep you warm and dry after a bath ♪
♪ We think about our neighbors ♪
♪ And how to make them happy when they're sad ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
♪ Whatever you do ♪
♪ Think about what other people need too ♪
♪ I think you'll like a lullaby ♪
♪ So I'll softly sing you a good night ♪
♪ Good night, baby Margaret, good night ♪♪
Margaret just needed my lullaby.
She's asleep. She likes my music.
- (whispering): She does. I'm going to put her in her crib.
- And I'm going to... color quietly,
so I won't wake up Margaret.
- That a nice idea, big brother tiger.
- I thought a lot today about what other people need.
And I think that you need an ugga mugga!
- ♪♪ It's such a good feelia g♪
♪ To play with family and friends ♪
♪ It's such a happy feeling ♪
♪ When they lend you a hand ♪
♪ You wake up ready to say ♪ - Hi!
- ♪ I think I'll make a snappy new day ♪
♪ It's such a good feeling ♪
♪ A very good feeling ♪
♪ The feeling you know - That I'll be back ♪
♪ When the day is new ♪
♪ And I'll have more ideas for you ♪
♪ And you'll have things ♪
♪ You'll want to talk about ♪
♪ I will too ♪♪
Because it's you I like.
(theme music)
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: You Are Special, Daniel Tiger! (2012)
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