[THEME MUSIC]
MURRAY: This is Murray Monster, reporting live
on Friendship Day.
Friendship-- you need friends for friendship.
What is a friend?
Let's find out.
Hello.
OLIVIA: Hello.
MURRAY: What are your names?
OLIVIA: Olivia.
ELLA: Ella.
MURRAY: Olivia and Ella, tell me, are you both friends?
BOTH: Yes.
MURRAY: Whoa!
And where did you meet?
OLIVIA: School.
ELLA: At school.
MURRAY: At school.
Ooh, is school a good place to make friends?
BOTH: Yes.
MURRAY: This just in-- school is a great place to make friends.
And now, over to Ovejita.
OVEJITA: Amigos.
[LAUGHS]
MURRAY: Yes, Ovejita, amigos is the Spanish word for friends.
OK, Olivia and Ella, do you both enjoy tag?
BOTH: Yes.
MURRAY: I have another question.
Say a guy like me wanted to make a new friend.
How could he do it?
ELLA: You could go to a playground.
MURRAY: Go to a playground.
And what would I do there?
ELLA: Well, if you had nobody to play with,
you could see somebody that also has nobody to play with and ask
them, can I play with you?
MURRAY: That's all I have to do, say can I play with you?
Whoa!
I never knew that.
[MORSE CODE BEEPS]
Ooh, oh, breaking news.
Oh, we go live now to a park, where two people are
about to make friends.
BOY: Hi.
GIRL: Oh, hi.
BOY: You want to play?
GIRL: Yes.
BOY: Tag.
You're it.
GIRL: Oh!
Wait for me!
MURRAY: Let's find out some more about friends.
Are you two friends?
GEORGIA: Yes.
MURRAY: Yes, you are.
What are your names?
CLAIRE: Claire.
GEORGIA: Georgia.
MURRAY: Claire and Georgia, I have a question.
Do you guys like some of the same things?
GEORGIA: Yes!
MURRAY: Yes.
OK, let's do a little test.
Do you like princesses?
BOTH: Yes.
MURRAY: They both like princesses.
Do you like pizza?
BOTH: Yes!
MURRAY: Yes.
Do you like to dance?
CLAIRE: Yes.
GEORGIA: Yeah.
MURRAY: Yes!
They both like dancing!
Friends like the same things.
Now, over to Ovejita.
OVEJITA: Amigos.
[QUACK]
MURRAY: Looks like Ovejita made a friend.
Let's find out more of what these two friends like.
Do you both like coloring in coloring books?
BOTH: Yes!
MURRAY: Do you both like drawing pictures?
BOTH: Yes!
MURRAY: Do you both like eating blueberries?
GEORGIA: No.
CLAIRE: Yes.
MURRAY: Oh, wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
This is a little confusing.
Claire, do you like blueberries?
CLAIRE: Yes.
MURRAY: And Georgia, do you like blueberries?
GEORGIA: No.
MURRAY: Wait a minute.
And you guys are still friends and you both
don't like blueberries?
BOTH: Yes!
MURRAY: Friends can like different things?
CLAIRE: Yes.
GEORGIA: Yes!
MURRAY: This just in.
Friends can like different things.
[MORSE CODE BEEPS]
Wait a minute.
Breaking news.
Something's going over on at the playground.
Let's go live.
GIRL: I like to play ball.
BOY: Oh, I don't like to play ball.
I like to dance.
GIRL: Oh, I don't like to dance.
BOY: Oh no!
Well, can we still be friends?
GIRL: Sure.
Why not?
BOY: Yea!
[LAUGHS]
GIRL: Uh-huh.
BOY: Woo!
MURRAY: Friends can like different things!
Who knew?
What are your names?
ASHER: Asher.
MATTHIAS: And Matthias.
MURRAY: Asher and Matthias, tell me this.
What are some good ways to be a good friend?
ASHER: Sharing.
MURRAY: Sharing.
Sharing.
MATTHIAS: Yeah.
MURRAY: Do you guys share?
BOTH: Yeah.
MURRAY: Whoa!
You heard it here.
Sharing is a way to be a good friend.
Now, over to Ovejita.
ALL: Amigos!
[LAUGHS]
[QUACK]
MURRAY: Wow, that sheep sure knows how to make friends.
OK, guys, I have another question for you.
Do friends always get along?
MATTHIAS: No.
MURRAY: Well, have you guys ever had, like,
a disagreement about anything?
ASHER: Yeah.
MATTHIAS: Yeah, just on the way here, actually.
MURRAY: You mean today?
This very day, you had a disagreement?
MATTHIAS: Yeah.
There were three water bottles, OK?
So he was carrying one.
I was carrying one.
And we couldn't decide who was going to carry the final one.
MURRAY: Well, what happened?
Did you guys ever resolve the argument?
Did do you resolve the disagreement?
ASHER: Yeah.
MATTHIAS: Yeah, we did, actually.
MURRAY: What did you do?
How did you fix it?
MATTHIAS: I decided that I would carry it for a little bit.
And then I would give it to Asher,
and Asher would carry it for a little bit.
MURRAY: Were you OK with this?
ASHER: Yeah.
MURRAY: So tell me, you guys can disagree and still be friends?
BOTH: Yeah.
MURRAY: Wow!
That's amazing.
[MORSE CODE BEEPS]
Wait a minute.
Breaking news.
It seems like a disagreement is happening between friends right
now.
Let's go live.
[LAUGHS]
BOY: Oh, it's mine.
GIRL: No, it's mine.
BOY: No, it's mine.
GIRL: It's mine!
BOY: It's mine!
GIRL: It's mine!
GIRL:
BOY: Wait, wait, wait.
GIRL: What?
GIRL: How about we share?
GIRL: OK.
BOY: Yeah!
[IMITATE AIRPLANE]
MURRAY: Whoa, there was conflict and there was resolution.
And everybody's still friends!
Amazing!
This is Murray, reporting on Friendship Day.
What are we going to learn today?
FRANCESCA: We are going to learn to dance Flamenco.
MURRAY: Oh boy!
We're going to dance Flamenco.
[FLAMENCO MUSIC PLAYING]
MURRAY: Francesca?
FRANCESCA: Yes, Murray?
MURRAY: What is Flamenco dance?