(upbeat music) - Wait, what is this mirror doing on my desk?

We did the mirror episode two weeks ago.

Oh, wait, ah, oh, ha ha, today's theme is pumpkins!

(joyous music) ♪ Wimee creates throughout each day ♪ ♪ I use words to sing and play ♪ You can do the same things to ♪ ♪ Go make things that are from you ♪ ♪ Doo doo ba bo doh yoh ♪ Ba dam da da yo boh doo - [Child] It's time for "Wimee's Words!"

(children cheering and applauding) - (chuckling) Did you see those pumpkins go rolling?

Oopsies, (chuckles) well, hey friends, right now, we are live on TV on WGVU.

Our show is designed for you to play along with us on many of the things that we'll be doing.

And some of you are registered at our custom-made play-at-home interface.

That's right, so you'll notice that there will be viewer ideas brought in during part of the show in real time, whoa!

When they registered, they were given an animal and a color to represent them.

So all of us are gonna play together, and some of your ideas will be shown right in the show.

So if you wanna register for next week, that's the QR code right there.

Oh, man, our show is better because of our collaboration.

Okay, let's keep going.

Ha ha, first, let me bring in my human intelligence.

Hey, Jim, good to see you!

(positive music) - Hi, Wimee!

Hi, friends!

How are you?

- Good, good.

So, Jim?

- Yes.

- Do you like pumpkin pie?

- I love pumpkin pie.

I would eat pumpkin pie every day for every meal if I could because it is so delicious.

- Hmm, that's interesting.

- Yep, especially if you put whipped cream on it too.

- Oh yeah.

- Oh, whipped cream.

- Yeah.

(chuckling) - Candied pecans.

It's hard to beat.

- I think you like all types of pies, though, if I remember correctly.

- I do love pies.

It's hard to go wrong with any kind of pie, really.

- Yeah.

So, yeah, let's see what other people think.

Do you like pumpkin pie?

Ooh, yes.

It's like autumn in pie form.

That's beautiful.

Wow.

Yes, especially with Cool Whip!

Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum!

Ooh, nope, I do not.

Hmm, too sweet.

Yeah, oh, the fall food is amazing!

Yep, it's delicious.

There's a lot of dings, ding.

Ooh, this one.

Yes, because it tastes good, but my mom is making sweet potato pie this year!

(gasps) Sweet potato pie.

I've never had sweet potato pie.

Oh, I love sweet, sweet things, yes.

It's yummy!

♪ Yummy, yummy Yeah, sweet potato pie, I'm still thinking about that.

Yeah, Purple Lobster, maybe you should try sweet potato pie.

Jim, have you had sweet potato pie?

- [Jim] I have had sweet potato pie.

It's good.

That's another delicious one for the fall.

- Does it taste like sweet potatoes?

I guess so.

- [Jim] Yeah, kinda.

- Huh?

Huh, cool.

Well, I look forward to trying it.

Friends, let's get singing!

♪ Do you know the Pumpkin Man ♪ The Pumpkin Man, the Pumpkin Man ♪ ♪ Do you know the Pumpkin Man ♪ Who lives on Lollipop Lane (chuckles) Friends, share with us a fruit or vegetable and a candy.

Ooh, apple and gum.

♪ Do you know the Apple Man ♪ The Apple Man, the Apple Man ♪ Do you know the Apple Man who lives on Gum Lane ♪ (laughs) That's fun to say.

♪ Do you know the Banana Man ♪ The Banana Man, the Banana Man ♪ ♪ Do you know the Banana Man ♪ Who lives on Skittles Lane Ha!

♪ Do you know the Tomato Man, ♪ Tomato Man, Tomato Man ♪ Do you know the Potato Man who lives on Caramel Lane ♪ Oh, caramel or caramel?

Which is it, Jim?

Caramel or caramel?

- [Jim] I believe that either one is acceptable.

- Oh, good.

♪ Do you know the Strawberry Man ♪ ♪ Strawberry Man, Strawberry man ♪ ♪ Do you know Strawberry Man ♪ Who lives on Peppermint Lane Peppermint Lane.

♪ Do you know the Green Bean Man ♪ ♪ Who lives on Junior Mint Lane ♪ (chuckles) That'd be fun.

♪ Do you know the Squash Man ♪ The Squash Man, the Squash Man ♪ ♪ Do you know the Squash Man ♪ Who lives on Candy Corn Lane (Wimee laughing) ♪ Who lives on Jolly Rancher Lane ♪ Man, this has really gotten me hungry.

It sounds so sweet, so delicious.

Hmm mm.

Well, friends, I'm curious what Moby is gonna share with us today.

(happy music) - I just read that most pumpkins are the color orange.

They can also be white, yellow, red, green, and even blue.

Yeah, pumpkins have seeds, so they're really a fruit, but we usually call them a vegetable.

Pumpkins grow on a vine, and they come in all different sizes.

Some are smaller than a baseball and some are as big as a carriage.

Ha ha, that must be where Cinderella gets her ride.

(happy music) - Blue pumpkin.

Jim, have you ever seen a blue pumpkin?

- [Jim] I have not seen a blue pumpkin, but I would like to.

- Huh, that's cool.

And I wonder what is the world's largest pumpkin?

Huh, yeah.

- They get pretty big.

- And what's the smallest pumpkin?

Huh, that got me thinking, got me thinking.

Well, hey, friends, it's time for today's one, two, Three Sentence Story.

Beginning, middle, end.

And the three words come from you.

That's right, they do.

Let's set the scene in the first sentence.

There's a problem in the second sentence.

And then, in the third sentence, ♪ There's a solution I got kinda fancy there.

♪ Dramatic, dramatic So let's see.

Will the story be silly?

Will it be a mystery?

♪ Dun dun dun Hmm, yeah, let's find out.

Where will the story begin?

I wonder if it'll have pumpkins.

Maybe, maybe not.

(gasps) Pants.

All right, let's see.

I'm gonna think this through.

It was a cool fall day as I put on my pants and went outside.

♪ Dun dun dun (easygoing music) Hmm, so friends, what's gonna happen here as we get going into the great outdoors?

Ooh, there's gonna be a baker.

Pants that becomes a baker.

Okay, here we go from the top.

I put on, it was a cool fall day, and I put on my pants to go outside.

I was going to share muffins with everybody but I was not, hmm, Jim, what do you think here?

I was trying, something to do with a baker and sharing.

Sharing the, I'm kinda struggling here- - [Jim] Maybe, okay, so you've got the pants.

Maybe you spilled something on the pants, right?

- (gasps) Okay.

- [Jim] While you were baking, maybe?

- Okay, so am I the baker?

- [Jim] Do you wanna be the baker?

- I think so.

- [Jim] Okay, you're the baker.

- I'm the baker, okay.

So okay, from the top.

It was a cool, but why did I go outside if I, I'm not sure.

- Maybe you were baking on the grill just for fun.

- Ooh, that's fascinating.

Okay, okay.

It was a cool fall day, and I went outside with my pants on.

(chuckling) I should have pants and a coat, but I'm gonna be, I'm gonna bake.

I was planning to bake cookies on the grill.

(easygoing music continues) No.

(Jim chuckling) Man, Jim I'm really- - I like that, though.

I think it'll be fun to bake cookies on the grill.

Let's see how they turn out.

- Okay, but the problem is the baker.

- Well, right- - It's because they haven't set the scene for a problem yet.

- [Jim] Well, 'cause maybe while you were baking, the cookies melted, then you got chocolate chips melted on your pants.

- Oh, no.

That is a problem.

- That would be a problem.

- Okay, okay, so we gotta solve the problem of the melted chocolate chips on my pants.

How do we solve this problem?

- Right.

- Okay, it's all gonna come together here in the end, I think.

- Let's hope.

- But the solution is jack-o'-lantern.

(gasps) Yes, okay, from the top.

It was a fall day, and I put on my pants, my jacket, and my hat and I went outside.

I planned to do some baking 'cause I was the baker, but the cookies were melting all over my pants.

The jack-o'-lantern on the ground looked up to me and said, "Don't worry, I've got a washcloth."

(Wimee laughing) (easygoing music continues) You know, Jim, some stories, some stories just go really well.

(Jim laughing) And other stories, you know, that's the process, right?

- [Jim] It is the process.

I enjoyed it, though.

Again, it was one of those, I didn't see that coming at all.

- Yeah, which part of it?

(chuckling) - [Jim] Pretty much all of it.

- Yeah, okay, but I think we've got some things to work from here.

Wimage Board, that's pretty fun.

You got the jack-o'-lantern and the pants.

I still, later on, if you could add, oh, look at that, it's the washcloth.

Nice.

All right.

Well, Wimage Board, we'll check back with you later to see where, and I, yeah, that's a, yeah.

I'll just move along.

Moving now on!

It's time for, what is it, Jim?

It's time for Language Explorers.

(fun music) - Oh, smells like fall.

Mm, I like that smell.

Today's word is pumpkin.

- In Spanish, pumpkin is calabaza.

Calabaza.

- In Swahili, pumpkin is bogo.

Bogo.

- Pumpkin in Ukrainian is (speaks in Ukrainian).

- Pumpkin in Arabic is (speaks Arabic).

- In American Sign Language, pumpkin is signed like this, pumpkin.

- In Haitian Creole, pumpkin is joumou.

Joumou.

(fun music continues) - So friends, let's see what's coming next.

I'll tell you what's coming next.

It's time for Power Up with Miss Jessica.

♪ Power up with Miss Jessica (playful music) ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Yeah, we're rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Ooh ooh (bells chiming) ♪ I'm pumpkin number one, how do you do ♪ ♪ I'm the leader of this pumpkin crew ♪ ♪ When I roll to the left ♪ And roll to the right ♪ The rest of them follow me right behind, let's go ♪ ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Yeah, we're rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Ooh ooh ♪ I'm pumpkin number two, and there is no match ♪ ♪ I'm the cool one of this pumpkin patch ♪ ♪ When I roll to the left ♪ And roll to the right ♪ I move and I groove and I slip and slide, yeah ♪ ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Yeah, we're rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Ooh ooh ♪ We're pumpkins three and four ♪ ♪ And we can't go slow, no, no, no, no ♪ ♪ We're always on the go, go, go ♪ ♪ When we roll to the left ♪ And roll to the right ♪ We roll so fast that we're a flash of light ♪ ♪ Shzoom, shzoom, shzoom, shzoom ♪ ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Yeah, we're rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Ooh ooh ♪ I'm pumpkin number five and I rock and roll ♪ ♪ I'm the pumpkin that has lots of soul ♪ ♪ When I roll to the left ♪ And roll to the right ♪ I rock and I roll every day and night ♪ ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ One, two, three, four, five ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Yeah, we're rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Ooh ooh ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Cute little pumpkins ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Five little pumpkins ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' through town ♪ ♪ Power up with Miss Jessica - (humming) I love that song, Miss Jessica!

Thank you so much for that awesome video.

Jim.

♪ Rolling to the left ♪ And I'm rolling to the right ♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' to town ♪ - (chuckling) That was fun, that was fun.

You sound good.

Hey, I was gonna say, one of those pumpkins reminded me of you.

Do you know which one?

- [Jim] I do, the one with the guitar, right?

- Guitar!

(imitates guitar strings) I haven't seen you do a, that's you, you have a guitar.

- I know and I have, actually, here, I'm gonna show you really quick.

I have my orange guitar right there too.

- Oh, yeah!

- So she had an orange guitar, right?

That's pretty cool.

- Yeah, that was great.

I love it.

Miss Jessica, thanks so much.

Oh, it's time to find out what joke Siblee's gonna say today.

(children cheering and applauding) (object whistling) (bell dinging) - What's black, white, orange, and waddles?

- [Audience Member] What is black, white, orange, and waddles?

- A penguin carrying a pumpkin, of course.

(cackling) (children cheering and applauding) (object whistling) (bell dinging) - I kinda saw that one coming.

(chuckles) But it's still funny.

(chuckles) Yeah, what if I carry a pumpkin?

It'd be, I'm, what colors do I have?

I have some blue.

What color is this?

It's kinda, Jim, what color is this?

It's like a pinkish salmon-y?

- [Jim] It is kind of a pinkish salmon-y.

- Is that a color, salmon-y?

Salmon-like.

Like salmon?

- Well, salmon-like.

Sure, salmon-like.

- Salmon-like.

- It is more pink than salmon, I'd say, though.

But somewhere in between the two.

- Yeah, it depends on the lighting too.

Hey, anyways, we should keep on moving.

It's time for a game.

We call this, I Can Find Inside My Mind.

(groovy music) Okay, friends, can you find in your mind things that are round?

(object rattling) Yeah, for example, pumpkins are basically round.

Apples?

Yeah, holler it out, Jim.

Let's work together as people come in with ideas.

Coins?

- [Jim] Oh, look at that, we got a- - A ball.

- [Jim] Ball, donuts, wheels, and tires already.

- Yeah, friends, this is our friends registered with the play-at-home interface.

If you're registered, keep adding words.

And if you see a word you like, type it again.

It'll get larger buttons.

- [Jim] Oh, please keep typing pie.

I like pie.

That's a great round one.

- Pie, okay, this is a call out to our play-at-home players, type pie.

And let's see if the word gets bigger.

Plate, ooh, you can put the pie on the plate.

Oh, oh, pie's getting bigger.

It's working!

(chuckles) Nice.

Oh yeah, oh yeah.

And friends at home, whoever you're with or if you're by yourself, think of words that are round.

Things that are round.

Holler it out.

Say, wheels!

Say baseball!

Okay, I'm gonna go through the list.

From the top, as soon as it moves, ready?

I'm gonna wait for it to move, then I'm gonna do a quick little poem.

♪ Dun dun dun dun dun ♪ Dun dun dun dun dun Okay, waiting for it, waiting for it.

'Cause as soon as I start, it changes on me.

(bells chiming) Now, it's messing with me.

It's not changing.

Okay, here we go.

The tire and donuts looked through the eyes of the pie and said, "We need buttons on our plate "for the wheels to go to the tomatoes."

- (chuckles) I love it.

- Hmm, that was something, right, Jim?

- That was- - Cookies!

Cookies, clocks.

Ooh, gears.

We have gears above us and around us.

Yeah, they spin.

(blows air) All right, let's look for new words.

A bagel.

An orange.

Pie is still in the lead.

You did it, Jim.

You called it out.

You said, "Friends, tell us more about, type the word pie."

Ooh, apple.

Oh, basketball.

(children cheering) (bells chiming) Let's see.

What are we missing?

Coins?

Did we put coins on there?

Friends, can somebody type coins and see if it gets on the list?

Hmm, cookie!

Oh, I like that.

We have cookies and there's coins.

Thanks, friend.

Cookies and cookie, I like that distinction.

Nice.

Yes, yes, friends, thanks for playing, I Can Find Inside My Mind.

Ooh, grapes just snuck in at the last minute.

(laughs) We see you, grapes.

Ooh, grapes and pumpkins.

Does that go together?

Like a grape pumpkin pie?

Maybe.

- I'd try it.

- Yeah, yeah.

I'm still thinking about sweet potato pie from earlier.

Hmm.

Hey, friends, I love books.

It's time for Check Out This Book.

- I am excited to pick out a pumpkin, but I'm really excited to check out this book.

(bouncy music) - I have the perfect book to share with you as you're gonna wanna check out this book.

Walk.

Don't run, but get to the library as soon as you can.

Don't wait until fall for this wonderful story.

It's called "It's Pumpkin Time," but all of the forest animals don't know what this is.

You know what it is, so don't tell them.

Don't share the secret.

Read the whole story as these forest animals like the field mouse and the raccoon, the squirrel, the rabbit, even a skunk do all kinds of crazy things trying to figure out what this round, orange object is.

They use it as a doorstop.

They cook food on it.

They use it as a table.

It's a crazy story.

But at the end, they end up growing another one and they start to figure out what it is.

So, shh, read it all the way to the end, and you'll be part of the surprise.

(bouncy music) (book thuds) - It's time now for slowing down.

(tranquil music) (tranquil music continues) (tranquil music continues) (tranquil music continues) Hey, let's check back with the Wimage Board to see, (gasps) what!

(gasps) Wow, look at the trees.

Look at the leaves.

Look at the, wait, the penguin's got a pumpkin!

(laughs) That was Siblee's joke.

Well, there's a fox, there's squirrels.

(gasps) Oh, there's round things on the grill!

Donuts!

And I'm clean!

We got all cleaned up.

The jack-o'-lantern helped me out 'cause I was baking.

All right, that was the problem was I made a mess.

(chuckles) Here's some title ideas: "Hooray for Washcloths!"

Our friends at the play-at-home play, (laughs) the play-at-home interface are sharing title ideas.

"The Fantastic Tale."

♪ Dun dun dun I love the color of this one, the sky, the trees.

"Wimee's Mess Up."

(laughing) You know what's fun about that?

It's in the story, right?

I got all messy, but I also really struggled through the writing (chuckles) on that first draft.

But sometimes, when you struggle the most, you can really come up with stuff you never would've thought of.

"Pumpkin Spice."

Man, that sounds delicious.

"Cookies On The Barbecue."

♪ Cookies on the barbecue ♪ Cookies on the barbecue "What's On My Pants?"

(laughing) That's fun.

You know, I was thinking, though, the baker, right, was the problem?

The word, right?

And yeah, it's kinda cool.

It's unconventional to bake the cookies on the grill.

I like the twist that it unfolded.

Just still thinking it through.

Jim, any observations you have from this?

- [Jim] No, I loved it.

I loved this story today.

Actually, it was one of my favorites.

- Yeah, I love it.

Let's do it, it's one of your favorites?

Cool.

Okay, friends, it's time for Find It Fast.

(dynamic music) (car zooming) Okay, friends, can you, one, two, three, find all three?

First, find something that starts with the letter P. Can you find something orange?

And can you find something large?

Now, large is just perspective on, you know, what you think is large or what's compared to what's big or small.

Hey, Jim, do you find any of these things yet?

- I most certainly have, Wimee.

- What you got?

- I found this pine cone, which starts with P. - (gasps) Starts with P. - I have this pillow, which also starts with P, but it's a nice fall orange.

- That's some cool texture.

- Right?

- Yeah.

Nice.

- And I found this very large whisk that I use when I'm making large batches of pumpkin pie, and I have to make all kinds of whipped cream to put on top.

So that's my- - Wow, I've never seen a whisk that size.

- Large whisk, right?

I know, that's pretty big.

So that was my big.

- Thanks, Jim.

Good stuff.

- Yep.

- Friends at home, say out loud to who you're with or just think to yourself.

Or play-at-home players, what have you found?

Ooh, pear starts with P, carrots are orange, and a building is large.

Ooh, I wonder what the largest building in the world is, hmm?

Peach starts with P. Now, peach is large compared to a pea, right?

It's all perspective.

I don't know if peaches are kinda orange-ish, right?

They're more, I guess, you would say they're peach colored.

Yeah.

Nice.

Well, friends, we are having such a great time here finding things that are fast.

Or not finding things, we're quickly finding things.

Pencil starts with P. The Planet Mars.

Hmm, Planet Mars, that is huge.

Piano starts with P, walls could be orange, and a large yoga ball.

I like that.

Pen starts with P, candy corn, and a large van.

Beep beep!

Nice, good job, friends.

Thanks for playing Find It Fast.

Oh, man, friends, this has been a delightful episode.

We got a few minutes left here, a few seconds, I should say, before we get to our ♪ Dance party Jim, as we wrap up our show today, anything on your mind?

Anything we missed?

Anything we should talk about?

- [Jim] Everyone, have a Happy Halloween.

Have a fun Halloween weekend.

- Yeah.

I love it.

Yeah, and join us next week.

Spread the word.

We're glad you're here.

Thanks, pumpkins.

Oh, watch this.

Watch this, Jim, watch.

I'm gonna pretend again.

Ready?

Here we go.

- Yep.

Oh, you blend right in.

- I'm the one in the middle.

(laughs) Dance party time!

I'm gonna dance.

Oh, yeah.

Hey, Mr. Grumfry, you wanna join?

- Yeah, yeah.

- Woo, okay, yeah.

Woo-hoo!

- Thanks, friends.

- Woo-hoo!

♪ Dance, dance, dance, dance, dance ♪ Woo-hoo!

Thank you, Purple Lobster.

- Yeah, pumpkins!

I like pumpkins.

Which ones, oh, that one looks like you.

- (laughs) Freeze.

Dance, what, freeze.

Thanks Steel Sheep!

Yeah, woo-hoo!

(exciting music)