Ok, here are your five words:
Goal -- a goal is something that
you want and that you work for.
Fives -- if you count by fives,
you count every fifth number...
, , , , ...
Graph -- a graph is a picture
or a chart that shows
information about different
amounts of things.
Raise -- when you raise money,
you collect it for something.
Charity -- a charity is
a group that raises money
to help people or animals.
So we have Goal, Fives,
Graph, Raise, and Charity.
Watch out for them
in today's show.
(dog barking)
Calm down, boy,
I'm right here.
What happened to
the other pies?
Benny, did you eat
the other pies?
No, no crumbs.
Ok seriously, where
are the other pies?
Morning Jess, what
are you doing here?
Looking for pies.
Oh...huh?
I'm baking pies for a charity
bake sale, Pies for Puppies.
I didn't know puppies ate pies.
Breaking news from the Electric
Company Diner, puppies eat pies.
What?
No, puppies
don't eat pies.
And Harry,
why am I on TV?
Hey Jessica, it's a slow
news day, I need a story.
So tell us about those
pie-eating puppies.
No, Pies for Puppies
is a bake sale
where I raise money to help
puppies at an animal shelter.
And I had four pies on this
counter, and now they're gone.
I think someone
stole them!
Awesome!
I mean, sorry
about your pies.
Oh...
Hey you guys!
Feel the power
Feel the power
Feel the power, yo
And plug it in!
It's electric
(Electric Company)
Get connected
(Electric Company)
It's electric
(Electric Company)
Get connected
(Electric Company)
The power we perfected
is electrically connected
So use it as directed
and expect to be respected
Just turn it on
and you will see
That you belong
in the company!
Feel the power
Feel the power
Feel the power, yo
And plug it in!
Plug it in, everybody!
Electric Company
Electric Company
Electric Company...
Electric Company!
Hello, I'm Harry
Helfiscottiecamergot
reporting live from
the Electric Diner,
where Jessica's pies
have been stolen.
Ma'am, can you explain why
these pies are so important?
Well, I bake pies
so I can sell them
and raise money for
my favorite charity.
What charity
would that be?
The Southstreet Animal Shelter,
it's where Jess and I
adopted our dog, Benny.
Hector, customer.
Oh, she's got a note.
That's Sandy Rebus,
Danny's dog.
Ma'am, can you tell us
anything about the pies?
Excuse me, ma'am,
I'm talking to you.
All right guys, it's
a message from Danny.
All right, let's
figure that out...
I and then jam minus j...
I am the puppy.
I am the puppy man,
lifting a bus.
I think that's
a super hero.
Danny took my pies.
He's completely
missing the point.
It's about raising
money for charity.
Yeah.
But wait, guys,
what's the puppy hero?
The goal's to sell as
many pies as possible.
The first one who sells pies
gets to be the puppy hero.
And Danny's been the
puppy hero for five years.
Ooh, I'd like to
be the puppy hero.
That would be nice.
We love you, Jessica!
You're my hero.
I want to lick your face!
Jess? Jess? Jess!
Huh? Oh, sorry.
You know what, that's it!
I am going to get my pies
back from Danny,
that's final.
Come on, Benny.
Thank you,
and enjoy your pie.
Sandy, we just sold another pie.
Oh yes, we did.
So let's put another
sticker on our graph.
You like graphs,
don't you, girl?
Of course you do!
So, now we have
two full paw prints.
And do you know what that means?
That's right, you're so smart!
Each paw print means
we sold five pies.
So if we count by fives, and
you like counting by fives,
don't you, girl?
Let's count by fives --
, -- we sold pies,
and all we have to do is
reach the top of the graph.
And do you remember how
many pies we need to sell
to reach our goal? Hmm? Hmm?
Let's count by fives again!
, , , , ,
, , , , !
Once we reach our goal of
pies, I will be the puppy hero!
Hurray for Danny!
You make my tail
wag like crazy.
You're better than
a bag of bones.
We want to lick your face!
Danny Rebus!
Shame on you stealing pies
that I baked for a charity!
Now, hang on.
I didn't steal your pies,
I merely took them
to save you the trouble
of selling them.
Because I happen to
have a pie stand
and I'm really good
at selling pies.
Oh really?
And you just took them
without telling me.
Didn't I send you a Rebus,
saying that I am the puppy hero?
And what if someone else
wanted to be the puppy hero?
Ever think about that?
That is preposterous.
Oh yeah, give me my pies back!
Ok...Take your
rotten pies!
You insulted my pies!
That does it, it is on,
Danny Rebus, mark my words!
I will be the next puppy hero!
I am the puppy hero!
Ladies and gentlemen,
breaking news --
Danny and Jessica are going to
compete to be the puppy hero.
Sir, do you have anything
to say to our viewers?
Yes...Why am I on TV?
It's a slow news
day, go with it.
You go, Jessica;
you're my puppy hero.
It's a big day
for dogs.
Yeah, and
Mummies too.
What?
It's my birthday; I'm .
That's a lot
of candles.
We just go with
the one, you'll see.
Mom's apple pie,
ÂÂ
try a "PIES" today.
Did you just say PIES?
There's no such thing.
"ie" sometimes
sounds like "I"...
And sometimes it sounds
like "E"...
If the "I" sound doesn't make
sense, try the "E" sound.
Your birthday
wouldn't be complete
without your favorite dessert.
Make a wish!
I wish this was
not a bowl of peas.
Oh well.
What do you mean?
Mummies love peas
for desert.
Ah, we do?
It says so right here on
StuffMummiesLove.com, see?
Mummies love
peas for desert.
Oh, that says pies, not peas.
How could that say pies?
It's got an IES -- just like
mummies -- mummies, peas.
Sometimes IES makes the "eez"
sound, like in mummies,
and sometimes it makes
the "eyes" sound, like in pies.
Peas are ok,
but not for dessert.
For dessert, we love pies.
But thank you anyway;
it's the thought that counts.
No, wait right there!
Ta-da!
Oh guys, you shouldn't have.
You really shouldn't have.
Let me tell you, I used
to be so mad at IE,
we didn't get along at all.
I'd say, IE, what's
your deal, man?
Sometimes you make the "I"
sound, like in pie, or cries.
Sometimes you make the "E"
sound like in chief, or field.
Why are you trying
to confuse me?
And you know what IE would say?
Nothing...'cause
letters don't talk.
So I took matters
into my own hands,
now whenever I see IE in a word,
first I try the "I" sound,
if that makes sense
I say, "Oh yeah!"
If it doesn't make sense,
then I say, "No sir!"
And then I try the "E" sound.
"BELIVE" is not a word.
So let's try the "E" sound.
Oh yeah! It works.
So now "IE is my boy,
we're cool.
Isn't that right, IE?
He's very quiet.
So what's happened so far?
I'm going to sell so many pies
at the charity bake sale;
I'm going to reach my goal.
What Benny, you want
to know what a goal is?
A goal is something
you're trying to get to.
I have a goal to sell pies;
this will help me to reach
my other goal --
to help lots of puppies
and become the puppy hero.
Wait, where are my pies?
Oh no, Danny Rebus stole them.
Hey you guys!
Look Sandy, I have sold ten
pies and Jessica has sold none.
I made a graph to
help me keep track.
A graph is a picture or chart
that shows information
about different
amounts of things.
Each time we fill in a paw print
it means we have sold five pies.
, -- we'll keep counting by
fives until we reach our goal.
Imagine, we'll sell , , !
Buy my pies.
Your stolen pies!
Uh-oh.
Who will be this
year's puppy hero?
Excuse me sir, who do
you think it will be?
Interesting, he's a dog
and doesn't speak English.
Let's look at
Danny Rebus's graph
and see how many pies
he's sold -- , ...
I find it useful
to count by fives.
Count by fives --
what a great idea!
, , , , pies!
Danny Rebus is halfway
to his goal of pies
and being the puppy hero.
Let's look at Jessica's graph.
She sold , pies.
Jessica's behind,
Jessica is way, way behind.
Which is weird, because
my pies taste better.
No, they do not.
My pies taste better.
Oh yeah? Then why don't
we have a taste test?
Ladies and gentlemen,
we interrupt this story about
"Pies for Puppies" to bring you
a story about a pie tasting.
I will be selecting one
random person off the street
to be our judge.
I am a random person.
would you like to be
a judge at a pie tasting?
I sure would.
Annie Scrambler, great, she's
never going to pick Jess's pie.
Yeah, no way.
Unless...no time to explain;
can I borrow this?
Thanks, bye.
I wonder whose pie I'll choose?
Stop in the name
of fairness!
Ladies and gentlemen,
we interrupt this pie tasting
to bring you a breaking news
story about the interruption
of a pie tasting.
This pie tasting is not fair,
the judge should be blindfolded
so that she does not know
whose pie she's tasting.
Yep, that would make it fair.
And it just so happens that
I have a blindfold right here.
Well, would you
look at that?
Nice!
Which pie will our
taste tester choose?
Ma'am, the pies are over here.
Here is pie number one.
Mmmmm, this is good.
Here is pie number two.
Mmmmmmmm, this one
tastes better!
I like pie number two best.
Look! even Sandy
likes pie number two.
And pie number two, ladies and
gentlemen -- drum roll please --
keep it going, nice and juicy,
almost there...
Jessica's pie!
No, number one,
I choose number one,
it's so much better;
I was confused.
Much too late --
the whole world knows that
Jessica's pies are better.
Get in line everyone,
there's plenty of pies!
Seriously?
How could you two
do this to me?
I'm sorry, Danny.
Are you eating Jessica's pie?
It's really good.
Oh! What's the use?
Jessica will reach
the goal before me
and she'll be the puppy hero.
Tough luck, kid.
Maybe you should find
a new pie recipe.
Come on guys; let's go
lick Jessica's face.
It tastes better.
It probably does.
Wait a minute! Danny?
I have an idea that
will fix everything!
Come on girl,
let's go.
We're going to fix it.
Sandy -- she is mine.
Let's check out Jessica's
graph and see how's she doing.
How many pies have you sold?
Well, let's see...
A wise man once told me
it's always helpful
to count by fives.
Go ahead.
Ok, , , , ,
, , , ,
plus two makes pies.
And only eight more left to
reach the goal of pies.
Someone...anyone...
anyone with a microphone,
something terrible
has happened.
Jessica's pie has given me
a case of hair-sticking-up-itis.
I have a microphone.
It's horrible, horrible
I tell you, horrible!
Did I tell you
it was horrible?
A few minutes after I ate
Jessica's pie, suddenly,
my hair started to stick
straight up in the air.
Immediately, I new I had
a case of hairstickingupitis.
Ladies and gentlemen,
we interrupt this story about
counting by fives to break
a new story about
a mysterious disease called
hairstickingupitis.
There's no such thing
as hairstickingupitis!
And plus, look, her
hair's shiny, it's gel.
Oh no, shiny hair is part
of hairstickingupitis.
Yeah, well, you ate
Danny's pie, too.
True, I ate both pies.
But, Sandy only
ate Jessica's pie.
Come here girl,
show us what happened.
Show us, look at this!
Oh my gosh!
People and dogs are getting
hairstickingupitis
from Jessica's pie.
Ladies and gentlemen, step right
up and buy a pie, the only pie
around here that doesn't
give you hairstickingupitis.
People, save yourselves,
don't let what happened to me
happen to you --
Buy a pie from Danny Rebus.
No, no...please don't.
Excuse me sir, I noticed
you left Jessica's line
and now you're in Danny's line.
Is it because you're
afraid you're going to get
hairstickingupitis?
Personally I think that sounds
fake, but why take chances?
People, it's gel!
Now I'll never get
to be the puppy hero.
Tough break, kid.
Looked like gel to me.
But just to be safe, we're
going to lick Danny's face.
There is no such thing
as hairstickingupitis.
Boo!
Ok fine, but it's
not caused by pies.
Speaking of pies,
every seen a pie tie?
Huh?
Check it out.
Danny Rebus presents...
ÂÂ
Super Spy! And that other guy.
What's up?
Boss, I've snuck into
the birthday party
at enemy headquarters.
And the other guy is here, too.
Ok, I need you to find the
thief who stole the plans.
There's a clue written on top
of the birthday cake, good luck.
There's the cake.
Oh!
The message!
I can try making
some words.
TEE-IPI --
No, keep trying.
No.
Wait, I see an IE there,
and an IE there,
so the words make an "I"
sound or an "E" sound.
Pee-tee or Pie-tie.
Pie tie, he's the thief!
I'll be taking
those plans.
Way to find the
pie tie, other guy.
What does the IE sound like
when you see it in a word?
See it in a word
You could use
the long "I" sound
You can use
the long "E" sound
Which will it be?
Take a look at the sentence
What do you see?
I see the IE combination
times three
So in my mind, I'm thinking
about the two sounds to use
With every word, deciphering
and discovering word clues
This with the long "I" sound
is NICE
This was the long "I" sound
is THIFE
This was the long "I" sound
is FRIES
So the NICE of the THIFE
eats FRIES -- What?
Hold up, come back!
Shock, pause, rewind
Let's try it with the long "E"
sound this time
This with the long "E" sound
is NIECE
And this with the long "E"
sound is THIEF
And this with the long "E"
sound is FREEZE
So the NIECE of the THIEF
eats FREEZE -- No way!
It's not all "E"
And it's not all "I"
Look at each word
Give each one a try
The NIECE of the THIEF
eats FRIES
Mummy, what are
you doing?
I'm making a graph
of how many times
I've gotten
upset today.
First, Danny stole Jessica's
pies, so I put on this sticker.
Then, Annie told everybody
she had hairstickingupitis.
Then, I started to unravel,
which had nothing to do with
pies, but it got me upset.
Then, all of the customers
went over to Danny's line,
and well, and that's it.
Not again?
Marcus, I can't believe these
people are falling for this
hairstickingupitis lie.
I know, it's so fake.
I don't even want to
be the puppy hero.
I just want to raise some
money to help the puppies.
I'm talking about charity
We need a little clarity
We need to remember
What this whole thing's about
It's not about heroes
or trophies or cups
It's all about doing
something nice for the pups
We're just little puppies
We're waiting for families
To come and to get us
We're just little puppies
And we're gonna love you
as soon as you let us
They lie about my pie
Hair sticking up baloney
Now I have to prove
hair sticking up is phony
I'll show everyone what's up
with Annie's hair
And how she's using gel to
make it stick up in the air
Don't you worry, puppies
My pies are gonna sell
All I have to do is prove
that Annie's wearing gel
Hair sticking up baloney!
You know how you can tell?
'Cause when something isn't
true, it's got a funny smell
Sniff, sniff, sniff
It's got a funny smell
Sniff, sniff, sniff...
It's got a funny smell...
We're here with
continued coverage of
the making of a puppy hero.
Danny sold a lot of pies
and he seems unstoppable.
Well, if you just take a look at
my graph, you'll notice I only
have five pies left to go,
and hello, puppy hero-whoa!
Hey guys.
Whoa! Jessica has
hairstickingupitis.
Maybe she ate
one of her pies.
This is crazy!
Ladies and gentlemen, Jessica
now has hairstickingupitis.
It was horrible,
horrible I tell you!
Horrible!
But then I discovered what
causes hairstickingupitis,
and it's not pies...
it's gel.
What?
Take a whiff.
Harry, smell the gel.
I smell the gel.
And, if you pet Sandy,
you can smell the gel.
I smell the gel!
And Annie's hair...
Don't smell the gel,
I mean, the hair.
I must smell your gel.
I smell the gel.
Stop in the name of fairness!
You made up hairstickingupitis.
(dog barking)
You tell 'em, Benny.
It was Annie's idea.
Oh, how dare you pin
this one on me, Rebus!
Ladies and gentlemen, I urge you
to come down here right now
and buy one of Jessica's pies
so that she can reach her goal.
You reached your
goal of pies!
And raising money for puppies!
Yippee!
I want to thank all those
who helped raise money
for the charity this year.
Thanks to you, we can build
a new puppy playground
at the shelter.
And now, it is with great
pleasure that I give you
Jessica Ruiz,
this year's Puppy Hero.
Thank you.
The South Street Animal Shelter
is one of my favorite charities,
and this is quite an honor.
So as my dog Benny would say...
(barking)
which means, puppies, puppies,
hurray for puppies!
Thank you!
Ladies and gentlemen,
there you have it,
puppies, puppies,
hurray for puppies!
Help!
Kapow! Prankster Planet!
The Wordsuckeruppernator
is sucking up words
So it's Jessica and
Marcus to the rescue!
There are buttons
to shut it down
But pushing them all
is up to you!
Boom! Prankster Planet!
Kapow! Prankster Planet!
Meanwhile in the jungle...
Have no fear,
citizens of Earth,
Marcus and his sidekick,
Jessica, will save you.
You're the sidekick,
not me.
No way,
I'm the leader.
Look, I'm carrying
the blueprint.
Exactly!
The sidekick carries stuff.
Can't we just focus on our goal
to push the next off button?
Okay, I'm focusing.
It's right there!
Barnacle Miner's Garden --
I don't see a garden.
Or any barnacle miners.
My uncle was a barnacle miner.
(screaming)
What's happening?
Danger --
Annie Scrambler.
Of course!
Don't you just love
Prankster Planet?
It makes your Prankster powers
so much more powerful.
That's right,
you're not Pranksters
and you don't have
any powers here!
(cackling)
You're such
a show-off.
Let's just push
that button.
Please! You're no match for
my Super Scramble Stomp.
Why don't you give up
and get a room
at the Red Germ
Barnacles Inn?
My uncle stayed at that
inn once, it's got a pool!
Marcus, we have to
get rid of Annie
if we want to
reach our goal.
I have an idea -- This
graph shows all the ways
we've gotten rid
of Annie in the past.
Eight times we've distracted
her with something shiny.
times we turned another
Prankster against her.
But look, and a half times
getting her to show off.
Nice going, Marcus.
You know only sidekicks
make graphs, right?
Hey Annie, I bet you
can't make any more words
out of the words
on that sign.
Are you kidding? I can make
Nerd or Diner or Armband.
(screaming)
Hey! I'm stuck.
Now there's nothing standing
in between us and our goal...
except for this big,
giant canyon.
Looks like we both have
a lot of catching up to do.
Visit PBSkidsgo.org where
you can play a lot of games
for your favorite characters,
and win votes, too.
Well, go ahead, what
are you waiting for?
It's so good, this is
awesome, I love it!
This is the best pie I ever had!
Rebus!
Excuse me...
There we go.
03x45 - Pies for Puppies
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A comedy series that teaches basic phonetic and grammar concepts using live-action sketches, cartoons, songs, and Spider-Man episodes now known as Sesame Workshop.
A comedy series that teaches basic phonetic and grammar concepts using live-action sketches, cartoons, songs, and Spider-Man episodes now known as Sesame Workshop.