ANTHONY MACKIE: 
Oh, hi.

Guess what I'm doing.

I'm cooking.

COOKIE MONSTER:
Did somebody say cookie?

ANTHONY MACKIE:
No, Cookie Monster.

I said cooking.

It sounds like
cookie, and both words

do begin with the letter C.

COOKIE MONSTER: And both
have an ook in them.

ANTHONY MACKIE: True.

But when you cook something,
you measure ingredients,

mix them together, heat them
up, and make something tasty.

COOKIE MONSTER:
Oh, like cookies.

ANTHONY MACKIE: Like
cookies and a lot

of other really
good things, too.

Like right now, I'm making soup.

Have a taste.

COOKIE MONSTER: [SLURPING]

ANTHONY MACKIE:
What do you think?

COOKIE MONSTER: Me
think it need something.

ANTHONY MACKIE: Something, what?

Like salt or pepper?

COOKIE MONSTER: No, no.

Ingredient that me thinking
begin with letter C.

CARROT: Carrots!

Does it need more carrots?

Carrots start with C.

ANTHONY MACKIE: That's a
good idea, more carrots.

COOKIE MONSTER: No, no, no.

Not carrots.

Me thinking of
different ingredient

that begins with letter C.

CAULIFLOWER: Cauliflower.

Cauliflower begins with C.

ANTHONY MACKIE: Yes, maybe
it needs more cauliflower.

COOKIE MONSTER: No, no no.

Not cauliflower.

CABBAGE: It's me, cabbage.

CORN: How about corn?

Everyone's cuckoo for corn.

COOKIE MONSTER: Well,
yeah, corn and cabbage

do begin with letter C,
but sorry, not you guys.

ANTHONY MACKIE: All
right, an ingredient

that begins with C, but it isn't
carrots or cauliflower or--

wait a minute.

I know.

You think this
soup needs cookies.

COOKIE MONSTER: Yeah,
soup need cookies!

ANTHONY MACKIE:
But Cookie Monster,

that would taste awful.

Cookies don't belong in soup.

COOKIE MONSTER: You're right.

Cookies no belong in soup.

Cookies belong in me tummy.

[? [DEVOURING COOKIES] ?]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Nice cookies.

Me compliments to chef.

ANTHONY MACKIE:
C is for cooking.

COOKIE MONSTER: And cookies!

ANTHONY MACKIE: And cookies.