SST Outline : Baby Bear finds a cat

[Oscarfan]

This one would take place in Season 29 with K and 8 as the sponsors.

Scene 1: While enjoying his porridge, a cat wanders by Baby Bear. He asks anybody around if they know whose it is. He finds little success and decides to tae it home with him.

• Cartoon: Can a cat bark?
• News Flash: Little Red Riding Hood’s map
• Song: “A Map of It All”
• Cartoon: Noodles and Ned dance
• Grover’s Monster Workout Video
• Film: Professor Television shows Open and Closed

Scene 2: Baby Bear brings the cat home to show to Mama Bear and Papa Bear. They mention that the cat isn’t his and is must belong to someone else. He begs to keep it, so they agree he can have it until the rightful owner comes.

• Cartoon: Suzie Kabloozie sings “Every Kitty Sleeps”
• Ernie and Bert “share” a banana
• Song: “Banana Samba”
• Film: 8 kids dance in 8 blocks
• A Muppet fish counts to 8 underwater
• Song: “Hey, It’s Number 8”
• Elmo and Telly sing about “Heavy and Light”
• Film: A kid signs his poem, “Night”

Scene 3: Baby Bear attempts to play with the cat. But it can’t play baseball or checkers. He does find the yarn fun and ends up chasing it all around the house, causing some destruction in the process.

• Cartoon: An arrow can’t find which way is up
• Song: Jerry Nelson sings the “Papermaking Song”
• Cookie Monster helps the Two Headed Monster with their vacation plans
• Cartoon: The Pink Panther makes a letter K using karate
• Film: A K emerges from a pool
• Typewriter Guy: K for Key
• “Oscar’s Junk Band”
• Song: “Littler Rap”

Scene 4: Baby Bear tries to feed the cat porridge, but finds it doesn’t like that. He then discovers it likes milk.

• Cartoon: “A loaf of bread, container of milk and a stick of butter”
• Elmo and Zoe sing “Share”
• Cartoon: Pencil Box: K
• Film: Kids make K’s with karate
• Film: A city boy visits a country boy
• Cartoon: A man lost in the desert asks an alien where the city is
• The Count sings “Counting Vacation”
• Animation: The King of Eight
• Milo Counting: 8

Scene 5: The owners visit the bear’s house to claim the cat. Baby Bear is sad to give it up, but learns he can visit the cat anytime he wants. Baby Bear reads the sponsors.

How was it?

 

[minor muppetz]

That was good, though I think Every Kitty Sleeps debuted in season 37.

 

[Oscarfan]

That was good, though I think Every Kitty Sleeps debuted in season 37.

It looks earlier than that. If it were made then, it would've probobly been made with Flash, like the stupid cartoon about the girl superhero who keeps healthy by eating healthy foods.

 

[minor muppetz]

Wait, are all recent cartoons made with flash?

Well, maybe you're right, and maybe not. Whenever I make these Sesame Street outlines, I try to be sure that certain sketches came before the seasons. I would sugest looking at various sketch pages at Muppet Wiki and see what the earleist known appearance listed for that sketch is (which, while maybe not true, would definately mean it was made before the season). Of course, there are other ways to determine if it was made before or after the season. If a sketch features a character performed by Jim Henson then it was most likely made before season 22 (though some segments made afterwards were new version of songs, using Jim Henson's earlier recordings). If a sketch features a Richard Hunt character then it was probably made before season 24. Of course, I don't know if either performer performed in any sketches recorded before their deaths that were first broadcast afterwards.

 

[Oscarfan]

Wait, are all recent cartoons made with flash?

I don't think they nececairily made with Flash, but definentaly made on the computer.