Episode
Sesame Street: Hooper's has a broken window
Overview
Telly goes to Hooper's Store, but finds the door is locked and the glass from the window is missing. He calls David over, who explains that some kids playing baseball accidentally broke the window. Telly helps David measure the size of the window. Sponsors: G, Q, 3
Details
- Series
- Sesame Street
- Season
- Season 17
- Episode
- Episode 8
- Air date
- 1985-11-27
Episode context
Hooper's has a broken window is Episode 8 in Season 17 of Sesame Street. It aired on 1985-11-27.
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Episode 7: Gladys needs a new cowbell
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