- Red, blue, green.
Red, blue, green.
- Oh, I see it.
Julia, you are so good at finding patterns.
- Patterns.
- Oh, oh, I have an idea.
Do you want to play a pattern game
with your old pal, Grover?
- Play, play, play.
- Oh, good, then let us play the
what comes next game.
(echoes)
Ooh, I like the echo.
For this game, you will see a pattern
and guess what comes next.
Ready?
- Ready. - Okay.
Oh, what do we have here?
A cute little kitty cat.
Oh, and look, another kitty cat.
Oh, oh, oh, I already know the pattern.
The next one is going to be a kitty cat.
Oh, that is a funny looking kitty cat.
- Dog.
- Hmm?
Oh, yes, of course.
That is a puppy dog.
Let us see, cat, cat, dog.
So the next one must be a dog.
A cat?
That is not the pattern I thought it would be.
Another kitty cat?
This pattern is getting confusing.
And now a dog?
The dog is back, what is going on here?
And the next one?
What goes there?
- Play.
- Hmm?
Oh, oh yes, of course.
We have to play the game.
Can you guess what comes next?
(echoes)
Oh, wait, I think I know.
It is a pot-bellied pig.
(laughs)
- No, silly.
- Uh, how about a watermelon?
- No.
- Then how, how I ask you
are we supposed to guess what comes next?
I mean, what comes next?
(echoes)
What is the pattern here?
Hmm, oh, pardon me.
- Cat, cat, dog,
cat, cat,
dog.
Cat.
- Oh, wow.
You did it, you did it.
Julia, you notice everything.
(laughs)
Say, have you happened to notice
where I could get some watermelon?
I could really go for some right now.
- Mm, watermelon.
- You too?
Well, come on, let's go find some together.
Come on, come on.
(upbeat music)