Episode
Sesame Street: Forgetful Jones loses his numbers
Overview
Bob walks outside of his apartment and greets the viewer. He's just happened to receive his mail, and decides to go through it as he strolls down a busy Sesame Street. Sponsors: L, N, 2
Details
- Series
- Sesame Street
- Season
- Season 17
- Episode
- Episode 34
- Air date
- 1986-01-02
Episode context
Forgetful Jones loses his numbers is Episode 34 in Season 17 of Sesame Street. It aired on 1986-01-02.
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