"Curious George" Curious George Meets the Press/Snow Use (TV Episode 2008) Poster

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Curiosity Ices the Organization and Organizes the Ice
WeatherViolet24 September 2010
First, in the Country at Harvest Time, Mr. Renkins needs help to pick apples, and so Curious George and the Man with the Yellow Hat assist him to fill a cart to load onto the washing trough, to prepare for Mrs. Renkins homemade apple cider factory, as Mr. and Mrs. Renkins exodus the orchard to tend to other responsibilities.

Well, as the Man with the Yellow Hat fills a cart with apple pickings, Curious George carries the Yellow Hat into the tree to collect more apples, but leaves it high upon a branch once Jumpy Squirrel finds a perfect apple, which Curious George picks and takes away from him, causing Jumpy Squirrel to follow Curious George into the cart, causing Curious George to press the lever to unload the cart, to free Jumpy Squirrel, who rolls the perfect apple into the cider press barn, which Curious George follows to retrieve from Jumpy Squirrel, leaving the Man without the Yellow Hat to clean up after Curious George and to refill the cart.

Inside the apple press factory barn, Curious George begins to press buttons to try to retrieve the perfect apple, which Jumpy Squirrel places high upon an apple-slicing machine, which activates to process barrels of apples, to slide into an apple press, to liquefy the fruit into instant cider, to pour from its spout onto a conveyor belt.

Now, Curious George attempts to figure out what happens to all of those apple, but first he must try to salvage some of the liquid cider, by placing bottles onto the conveyor belt, which also caps the product and labels it, before Curious George is able to receive each bottle before it splatters onto the factory floor.

So, when Mr. and Mrs. Renkins return to discover the Man without the Yellow Hat's climbing an apple tree to retrieve the Yellow Hat, will they blame him for Curious George's mishaps and say that the Man with the Yellow Hat is less responsible than Curious George, once they discover that Curious "George Meets the Press?"

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Next, also in the Country, on the hottest day of summer, Curious George looks at photographs of the fun which he had playing in the snow this past winter and decides that it's time to find a way to build another snowman even though it's (yet once again) the hottest day of summer in the Country.

Well, outside, The Man with the Yellow Hat tunes the engine of the summer shuttle vehicle for Ada and Luke, the couple who own the General Store in the Country (even though they're not seen here), so Curious George tries to figure a way to build that snowman.

Now, Curious George returns inside to remove all of the ice from the freezer, to crush the ice to construct a summer snowman, but Bill the Country Neighbor tells him that Curious George cannot make a snowman from crushed ice because it's not firm enough to pack into snowballs, the way which snow would be.

And, when Curious George observes two pigs' playing in the mud, Mrs. Renkins shows Curious George how to make the right mixture of mud to make mud balls to build a mud snowman, while Mr. Renkins and Leslie the Cow pull a cart of rocks from the creek to make a new fireplace, which needs some sort of mortar to hold the rocks together.

So, when Curious George recalls making sand castles at the beach, he suggests to the Man with the Yellow Hat to chauffeur him to the beach in Ada and Luke's summer shuttle vehicle, and so they invite Bill and Mr. and Mrs. Renkins, for Bill to explain what a beach is, after they somehow find a nearby ocean-side, while Curious George erects a sand snowman, which everyone helps him to decorate and to admire, or at least until it begins to rain, so would you say that the entire venture of trying to build a snowman in the summer is of "Snow Use?"
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