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The Phone

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The phone is a pay phone on Sesame Street, located in front of the Fix-It Shop. It has a mind of its own in a 1984 episode, when it rings on its own and talks to Bob, saying that it's the phone and not anybody else. He offers to give Bob the time, but ends up providing a joke instead. Afterwards, he promises to give the real time, by providing four loud chiming sounds to indicate that it's four o'clock. The phone returns at the end of the episode, to remind Bob to announce the sponsors. The Phone was a short lived cell phone reality game show. Patrick brings a phone to school. The problem is that he doesn't know how to call. Squidward teaches him. The film won the award for the best film set in Goole, it won a record breaking 5 Vermuden awards and 3 Junction awards, the film was advertised on the front page of the Courier and Goole times and made page 15 in the Daily Express.

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The film won the award for the best film set in Goole, it won a record breaking 5 Vermuden awards and 3 Junction awards, the film was advertised on the front page of the Courier and Goole times and made page 15 in the Daily Express. Patrick brings a phone to school. The problem is that he doesn't know how to call. Squidward teaches him. The phone is a pay phone on Sesame Street, located in front of the Fix-It Shop. It has a mind of its own in a 1984 episode, when it rings on its own and talks to Bob, saying that it's the phone and not anybody else. He offers to give Bob the time, but ends up providing a joke instead. Afterwards, he promises to give the real time, by providing four loud chiming sounds to indicate that it's four o'clock. The phone returns at the end of the episode, to remind Bob to announce the sponsors. The Phone was a short lived cell phone reality game show.