Takalani Sesame - Episode Guide

Episode Guide

  • Season 1 (September 2000-March 2001)
  1. The Muppets sing "Doing the Family Thing" (2000)
  2. The Muppets see the importance of exercise in "What I Can Do" and "Mika Skipping Rope" (2000)
  3. The song "That's what friends are for" explores the qualities of a friend (2000)
  4. Zikwe writes a "book about me" (2000)
  5. Takalani Sesame is holding a party about food (2000)
  6. In "Sunrise to Sunset", we see the movement of the sun during the day; a farmer plants corn and waits for rain (2000)
  7. The Muppets learn that whenever we talk about transport we must also talk about safety; a bird helps a monkey get bananas (2000)
  8. This is what my body can do (2000)
  9. The children look at some special things that they can make or do (2000)
  10. Children make their own elephant masks for a performance (2000)
  11. Children greet each other in 11 languages (2000)
  12. A little boy's sister has HIV and learns coping strategies (2000)
  13. Losing things, looking for them and finding them are at the heart of this show (2001)
  14. This show looks at different feelings and how we can express these feelings (2001)
  15. Zuzu and Moshe share memories of toys they used to have; combing your hair can be fun (2001)
  16. In a song we learn that insects are part of the circle of life (2001)
  17. The Muppets and the children learn that everything and everybody needs water (2001)
  18. In this show we see the Muppets busy with activities that need persistence and concentration; an ant works around an obstacle in his path (2001)
  19. Zikwe and Zuzu use a telescope to look at the moon (2001)

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