Sesame Street: George Lopez Explains the Word Liquid

GEORGE: Hola, I'm George. ABBY: And I'm Abby. ELMO: Elmo's Elmo. GEORGE: And we are here today to tell you about the word, liquid. ELMO AND ABBY: Liquid. GEORGE: You guys ready? ELMO AND ABBY: Yeah, yeah. GEORGE: Great, now go get some liquids. ABBY: Oh, OK. ELMO: You first, Abby. ABBY: OK. GEORGE: Now, a liquid is something that flows and takes the shape of any container that it's in. ABBY: OK, I got a liquid, George. GEORGE: Good. You see this? It's a bottle of orange juice. And orange juice is a liquid. See, the liquid takes the shape of the bottle. Now watch this. The juice is flowing. And now it's taking the shape of the glass. The orange juice is-- ELMO AND ABBY: A liquid. GEORGE: Thanks, Abby. ABBY: You're welcome, George. ELMO: Oh, Elmo has a liquid for Mister George, too. Here we go. GEORGE: Awesome. See, this is milk. Is taking the shape of the pitcher. Now watch. The Milk is flowing. And now it is taking the shape of the bowl. The milk is-- ELMO AND ABBY: A liquid. GEORGE: Thanks, Elmo. ELMO: You're welcome. ABBY: Oh, boy. Oh, you know what? I got another liquid, George. GEORGE: Check it out. There's seltzer in here. And it is taking the shape of the bottle. And now-- and now-- ELMO: What's wrong? GEORGE: I don't know. The seltzer isn't flowing. ABBY: Oh, no problem. I got this. GEORGE: The bottle is clogged. ABBY: Seltzer flow. [LAUGHING] ALL: Liquid.