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For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Starring: Maggie Gyllenhaal, Caroll Spinney, Kevin Clash, Frank Oz, Paul Rudd, Christina Applegate, Eva Longoria, Norah Jones, Shirley Jones, Tiki Barber, Meredith Vieira, Hugh Jackman, Neil Harris, Lorena Feijoo, Lorna Feijoo, Judah Friedlander, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Nancy O'Dell, Jimmy Fallon, Debra Messing, Adrian Grenier, Greg Kinnear, Adam Sandler, Cameron Diaz, Jennie Garth, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Jake Gyllenhaal, Patricia Arquette, Ricky Gervais, Cedric Entertainer, Jeff Gordon, Brendan Fraser, Matthew Fox, Julianna Margulies, Kobe Bryant, Anderson Cooper, Debi Mazar, Sarah Parker, Taye Diggs, Nick Jonas, Dominique Dawes, Jill Scott, Ken Jennings, Gloria Estefan, Richard Kind, Alison Krauss, Diana Krall, Edwin Aldrin, India.Arie, Alicia Keys, Joe Torre, Andrea Bocelli, Phil McGraw, Maya Angelou, Lang Lang, John Legend, Jamie Foxx, Amy Sedaris, Matt Lauer, Ginnifer Goodwin, T.R. Knight, Alex Trebek, Wayne Brady, Whoopi Goldberg, Julianne Moore, Harvey Fierstein, Ruben Studdard, Brian Williams, Chris Brown, Richard Belzer, Rachael Ray, Alec Baldwin, Howie Mandel, James Blunt, Mariska Hargitay, Christopher Meloni, Sugarland, Charles Gibson, Ann Curry, Ahmad Rashad, Ice-T, Diane Sawyer, Jon Stewart, Cuba Gooding, Tyra Banks, Leslie Feist, Jack Black, Heidi Klum, Jenny Mccarthy, Aaron Neville, Will Arnett, Jason Taylor, David Beckham, L.L. Cool J, Randy Jackson, Chandra Wilson, Mike Rowe, Jonah Hill, Megan Mullally, Sandra Oh, Jessica Alba, Kim Cattrall
Episodes
The iconic children's series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, an updated set, new characters, and much more!
1. Gordon Introduces Sally to Sesame Street
Welcome to the very first episode of Sesame Street! Sally has just moved to Sesa...
2. Granny Bird Visits
Granny Bird is visiting Big Bird! Although he is a little bit nervous and some t...
3. Mr. Hooper Bakes Oscar a Baked Bean Sandwich
Oscar is craving ice cream. He orders a sundae from Mr. Hooper with baked beans,...
4. Gordon, Susan, and the Kids Go on an Imaginary Car Ride
It is a beautiful day on Sesame Street! Susan and Gordon decide to take folding ...
5. Big Bird Draws Letter R's
Big Bird cannot remember how to write a lowercase “r”. Luckily, a cute letter “r...
Oscar's Grandmother Visits
Mr. Hooper spills milk on his counter and Big Bird sings a song to explain that it’s okay to make mistakes. He sings that you shouldn’t get mad or sad when you make a mistake because everyone makes mistakes, even your mother, father, and siblings. When Big Bird climbs into his nest, he accidentally steps on a letter J. Everyone assures him that it’s okay, it was just a mistake. Meanwhile, Bob gets an important message for Oscar the Grouch: His grandmother, Granny Grouch, is coming to visit. Granny Grouch gives Oscar a big kiss, but Oscar does not like it very much. Granny knows all her grandchildren do not like her kisses, but she kisses anyway. Even though they cannot agree on kisses, Oscar and his Granny can enjoy a nice hot cup of mud together.
Ice Cream Machine on Sesame Street
Bob is on his way to Mr. Hooper’s for ice cream when Moe, an ice cream company employee, shows him a new ice cream vending machine on Sesame Street. Bob puts a dime into the machine and gets an ice cream sandwich. Mr. Hooper worries that the new vending machine will put him out of business. Oscar the Grouch stops by the ice cream machine but doesn’t see his favorite flavor: sardine ice cream! Mr. Hooper, however, shouts that he has Sardine ice cream and Oscar heads over. Big Bird stops by the ice cream machine, but Moe doesn’t have his favorite flavor either: bird seed ice cream. Mr. Hooper calls over Big Bird with his ‘Bird Seed Ice Cream’ special. Moe calls his company to say their ice cream machine can't compete with Mr. Hooper’s great personality and different flavored ice creams.
Big Bird Meets Mr. Snuffleupagus
While Big Bird is trying to water some flowers, he meets a big brown creature who introduces himself as Mr. Snuffleupagus. Mr. Snuffleupagus is feeling sad, so Big Bird tries to cheer him up by inviting him to help water the flowers, which he does by spraying water out of his snuffle. Big Bird runs to tell everyone about his new friend, but they are skeptical that the Snuffleupagus really exists. Big Bird brings them to where Mr. Snuffleupagus was, but he is gone. Everyone leaves telling Big Bird it was probably just his imagination, but later when Mr. Snuffleupagus returns, Big Bird announces happily that he knows that he’s real!
Fix-It Shop Opens
Susan’s picture frame is broken! She heads to the library to find a book about repairing broken picture frames. The library has been converted into the “L and R Fix-It Shop” by Luis and Rafael who offer to fix her frame. Outside the shop, Rafael and Luis give out free flashlights to new customers for their grand opening. Big Bird gets a flashlight but then asks for another. Rafael explains it's only one per customer. Big Bird has an idea; he will disguise himself to obtain more flashlights! Big Bird returns disguised as a farmer, an old man, an elephant and an old lady, collecting many flashlights. Finally, Big Bird hands over all the flashlights back to Rafael and Luis as an opening day present. Susan stops by the Fix-It Shop and receives her newly fixed picture frame!
Cookie Monster Makes Grouchy Food
Oscar the Grouch hires a private chef to cook him grouch food. Dressed in a chef’s hat, Cookie Monster is ready to make wonderful food. Oscar catches Cookie Monster eating dough while he is supposed to be cooking. Then Cookie teaches Oscar how to mix the dough, milk, sugar, and raisins in a bowl. Then, Cookie Monster uses a rolling pin as a spoon to stir the ingredients! Oscar does not want cookies because he prefers mud soup with a rock burger. Cookie Monster learns not everyone eats cookies for dinner. Later, Cookie Monster shows the boxes and boxes of cookies he baked! Tom visits and trades a jar of sour pickles for a box of cookies. Oscar realizes he has enough cookies to sell for a year and fires Cookie Monster. Cookie decides to be a cookie eater and eats the cookies he baked!
Cookie Monster Gets Amnesia
Cookie Monster loses his memory when he slips and fall on a roller skate! Is Cookie Monster a Grouch? Cookie Monster fails all the “grouchy” tests, concluding he is not a Grouch like Oscar. Next Cookie wants to know if he is a bird. He unconvincingly tries tweeting and flapping his wings, and disliked eating birdseed. He is not a bird. Mr. Hooper walks over to the mailbox to find Cookie Monster now believing he is a mailbox. However, they soon realize this is not true either. Maria explains that he is "the Cookie Monster" and gives him a cookie hoping to jog his memory, but he was not impressed. Cookie Monster slips on the skate again and hits the sidewalk, but this time he remembers everything! Mr. Hooper hands him a whole plate of cookies and Cookie Monster happily eats them all.
Bert Leaves Ernie to Live with Big Bird and Oscar
Bert is frustrated with Ernie's shenanigans and decides to move out of the apartment. Bob asks if the two could possibly resolve it, but Bert already decided to never go back to Ernie. He imagines living outdoors but rain or snow would be a nuisance. Oscar the Grouch says Bert can stay with him in his trash can. While Oscar shops for groceries, Bert starts to clean up the trash can by removing rusty cans from the swimming pool and old shoes from the piano. Oscar explains that he likes his junk as is, and suggests Bert find another place to live. Next Bert stays with Big Bird but leaves once he tastes the birdseed and sees the rubber worm Big Bird offers for them to play. Bert eventually decides he wants to go home, and Bert promises he will never leave Ernie again.
Gordon and Susan Meet Sam the Robot
Everyone on Sesame Street is playing an alphabet game by holding up the letter that their name starts with. The get almost all the way through, and then Big Bird realizes that no one’s name starts with the letter “Z.” Gordon, Susan, Maria, David and Luis demonstrate the number two. Meanwhile, Bob plays a game with Bert and Ernie where he asks for examples of things everyone does. Snuffy plays London Bridge while looking for Big Bird. Oscar shows Gordon his new hat and the Count shows up to count some blocks. Later Gordon and Susan meet Super Automatic Machine, known as Sam the Robot who believes machines are better than people.
Cookie Monster’s Birthday
Luis, Gordon, Bob and Susan have different opinions and reactions regarding stormy days. It’s Cookie Monster’s birthday, and he receives many cards in the mail. Everyone is planning a party for Cookie. He excitedly overhears his friends talking about giving him lots of cookies as a gift. Instead of a bunch of cookies, his friends give Cookie Monster one cookie from the group. At first, he is disappointed to only receive one cookie but then is excited when he sees the one cookie is humongous! Cookie Monster eats it all at the party. Later, Cookie Monster prods Oscar for a gift and gives clues as to what he would like, it starts with C, is round, and you eat it. Oscar produces a crab, then a clock, and a cactus. Oscar finally gives him some cookies that he was using as bookends.
Heavy Snow Falls on Sesame Street
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Grover's Snow Friend
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Maria Prepares to Go Skiing
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Oscar Imagines a Slippery Scenario
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Maria Borrows Oscar's Gloves
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Big Bird and Oscar Clear the Snow
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Big Bird Warms Up Sesame Street
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Another Cold Day on Sesame Street
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Just Another Quiet Day on Sesame Street
While Luis makes a coffee run, he asks Krystal to answer the Fix-It Shop’s phone. While out and about Luis sees Sam the Robot and Mr. Macintosh. When back at the shop Luis get some inspiration to make something out of the metal he found in an old toolbox. He sends the kids off to play promising a surprise when they return. Once the kids return, Luis shows them what he made. It's a metal bird and he suggests they go and show it to Big Bird. Meanwhile, Big Bird is playing a game of follow the leader with his grown-up friends. Snuffy secretly joins in on the fun without anyone noticing.
Cookie Monster’s Cousin Apple Monster Visits
Cookie Monster is waiting for the arrival of his country cousin, Apple Monster, and asks Luis to keep a look out. Apple Monster arrives and Luis is convinced that he is Cookie Monster in disguise with a scheme to obtain more cookies. Luis baits Apple Monster with a cookie but he declines and instead wants Luis' apple. He eats it to the core. Apple Monster then finishes another apple from Hooper's Store, and starts to dig in on the selections from Mr. McIntosh's fruit cart. Still not convinced, Luis and David offer more cookies, but Apple Monster declines. When Cookie Monster returns, he gladly takes the cookies offered to his cousin and they were both pleased with the snacks given to them. Grover takes the job as an elevator operator in Oscar's trash can but Oscar soon fires him.
A Cold Day on Sesame Street
It is windy and cold on Sesame Street! Big Bird and friends cannot stay warm. Maria suggests exercising to get warm. Her idea works! Big Bird exercises so much he gets hot and needs to cool off. Meanwhile, Oscar decides to prank his friends. Using a microphone and radio, he broadcasts a phony weather bulletin about a snowstorm. The adults realize Oscar is playing a prank! When Oscar is caught in his lie giving them advice on how to prepare for a snowstorm, he vows to make them think a snowstorm is really coming. He uses a block of ice, a fan, and fake snow! The adults huddle and play along with Oscar’s prank. After bundling up and getting a snow shovel, Maria decides they should ask Oscar why he created a fake snowstorm. As they approach his trash can, it really begins to snow!
Shoveling Snow on Sesame Street
There is fresh snow on Sesame Street! Oscar prefers when the snow is mixed with mud, garbage, and soot. He saves a fresh bucket of snow to mix with mud and soot. Bob is unhappy he got dirty holding Oscar’s snow bucket and dumps it out on the street. At that moment, a car drives through the mud and splashes Bob with it! Bob is frustrated to get mud splashed. He cheers up and sings and plays in the snow with the neighborhood children. They even go sledding! Bob also plays “Three of These Things” as he teaches children the difference between different kinds of shovels. Later, Susan finds her car buried in snow! Big Bird offers her tools to dig it out, such as an axe and a spoon. He finally gives her a shovel to dig out the car but then another snowplow buries her car in snow again.
A Sesame Winter Wonderland
As Bob and Linda dig in the snow, kids see a “U”, the letter of the day. Sherlock Hemlock helps Luis look for his lost pencil. Luis describes the pencil as yellow, and then long and thin. Sherlock Hemlock thinks it is Big Bird and then a baseball bat. Luis finally finds the pencil on his ear. Sherlock Hemlock believes he solved the case. As it snows, Bob sings “Snow, Snow, Snow” showing how he loves playing in the snow with his friends. Bob’s friends sing along, shovel snow, gather on the stoop, and throw snowballs. Oscar asks David for help putting a hat on to stay warm in the snow. As Oscar corrects him, David finally pulls the hat over Oscar’s face, just the way he likes it. Inside Mr. Hooper’s store, David sees Luis and Bob singing “Three of These Things” with warm winter outerwear.
Big Bird Mails a Snowball
It is a snowy day on Sesame Street. Maria analyzes footprints belonging to David, Gordon, and Big Bird. David’s footprints lead to Mr. Hooper’s store. Gordon’s footprints lead to a path where he shovels snow. Big Bird’s footprints lead to the mailbox where he is mailing a package to his cousin in Florida! Maria reminds Big Bird not to mail a snowball because it will melt. Instead, he is mailing an icicle. Maria and David see Oscar’s new Dial-a-Grouch phone service and try it. They like the service as it makes them feel better when they have small problems! David and Maria realize that, no matter how bad something is, it could always be worse. Oscar was disappointed that his business made people happy, so he goes out of business. Later, as Bob pronounces a word, snow is dumped on his head.
Electric Company Meets Sesame Street
Early in the morning, Big Bird greets the viewers and says his job today is to make sure things are quiet for everyone who's still asleep. Then, Millie, the milk delivery person from Electric Company asks what's going on. Big Bird tells her. She thinks they will need more help to keep everything quiet. She loudly calls out, “Hey You Guys!” and she disturbs and wakes up many of the sleeping neighbors. She realizes her mistake, and splits. Next, a delivery man delivers stacks of newspapers to Hooper’s Store as The Count counts to 1,253 newspapers! David is shocked to see this and wonders who could buy up all these newspapers. Easy Reader strolls by and purchases them all after reading the headlines “Gorilla Escapes from Electric Company” and “Naomi Found and Lost Again.”
The Count Counts Streetlights
The Count climbs to the top of the Sesame Street lamppost. He wants to count all the lights on the street when they come on. The cast sings "What's the Name of That Song?". Oscar and the cast demonstrate "none," "some," and "all" with their emotions. At first, no one is happy but then, David and Maria smile and giggle. Others break out into laughter until, finally, everyone is happy. Oscar even laughs from inside his can. Happiness and laughter are contagious! It is dark now. The Count is still up on the lamppost sign where he watches everyone turn off their lights. He counts 9 lights and waits for the street light to turn off. Luis tells him the streetlight remains on until daylight. The Count sleeps on the lamppost.
Cookie Monster is in Charge of Hooper’s Store
At Hooper’s Store, David must quickly leave to help his mother fix the burst pipes. He asks Susan, Luis, and Big Bird to cover for him, but they are all unable. Reluctantly, he lets Cookie Monster look after the store, making him promise to not eat any of the cookies. Trying to divert his attention from the cookies, Cookie demonstrates how the cash register works. Although he is hungry, he remembers his “Monster’s Honor” oath to not eat the cookies, but not anything else. He eats the cash register. Then while playing “Three of These Things”, he eats the frying pan, electric mixer, and toaster. He counts the stools, but then he devours them. To avoid the cookies, he eats more items in the store. When David returns, Cookie Monster requests a cookie since he kept his monster’s honor.
Big Bird Makes Snowflakes
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Freshly Fallen Snow on Sesame Street
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Sesame Street Hires Help to Shovel Snow
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Big Bird and Snuffy Make a Snowman
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Sesame Street is Frozen
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Headline Howie Gets the Scoop on Snuffy
After Big Bird leaves Mr. Snuffleupagus to go to the library, Snuffy mopes around Sesame Street counting everyone who does not notice him, including Susan, Gordon, Mr. MacIntosh, Cookie Monster, David, Bob, Maria, Mr. Hooper, Willy the hot dog man, and Luis. When Big Bird returns, he quickly calls everyone around asking if they saw his friend since they planned to watch television together. Everyone becomes frustrated to hear of Big Bird’s “ridiculous, imaginary friend” again. Nobody has seen Snuffy and Big Bird can not prove he is real. Big Bird is frustrated that nobody believes him since Snuffy is real. Newspaper reporter Headline Howie learned of everyone’s frustration and creates multiple catchy headlines about the situation.
Big Bird Runs for President
Big bird decides he wants to be president. Maria, David and Luis explain that being president is not as easy as it seems. You need years of school and you need to be able to make very important decisions. The adults decide to pretend Big Bird is president so that he can really see what it would be like. President Big Bird make holidays for birds, but everyone explains that America is made up of all types of people and animals - not only birds. Everyone begins stating their problems, which overwhelms Big Bird. Instead of helping, he decides he will roller skate. David explains that as President, he needs to stay and help people. Big Bird realizes that being president is not all fun and games!
Luis Hires Maria to Work at the Fix-It Shop
Luis is overwhelmed with all his work at the Fix-It Shop. As everyone is calling the shop, Luis becomes swamped with work. Maria decides to help her friends by fixing Big Bird’s clock and Spencer’s wagon. Maria expresses her interest in working with Luis and he is happy to have the new help! Meanwhile, the Count decides to count all the cold people on Sesame Street. He spots Maria and Luis working hard in the Fix-It Shop. Since they are nice and warm in the shop, the Count leaves disappointed. He then visits Mr. Hooper’s and sees people drinking hot cocoa. The Count can’t find anyone who is as cold as he is. He realizes is the only cold person on Sesame Street! After he counts himself, he joins the others for some warm hot chocolate.
Mr. Hooper Goes Back to School
Mr. Hooper is not in his shop - where can he be? David and Big Bird find Mr. Hooper reading a book but he tries to hide it when they walk over. David asks what he's hiding, and Mr. Hooper admits he is studying for night classes to get his High School diploma. David and Big Bird tell Mr. Hooper he has nothing to be embarrassed about - that's great news! Later, Rodeo Rosie lassos Big Bird and Susan because she thinks they are stealing from Mr. Hooper. Mr. Hooper explains to Rosie that his customers aren't thieves because they bought their groceries. He assures her a thief will run out of his store, instead of walking. Just then, Mr. Hooper runs out of the store to give David something he left behind. Rosie lassos Mr. Hooper by accident.
Sing-Along in Ernie and Bert’s Bathroom
Bert is taking a bath alone when Ernie comes in with his piano to sing a song. Bert insists he will not sing along with Ernie. Ernie however, explains that singing will make Bert happy. Bert thinks the song is done but Ernie has invited his friends to sing with him. David brings his guitar, Gordon brings his bass and Bob and Maria come ready with their vocals. They all begin to sing and play their instruments. However, it doesn’t end there! Big Bird joins with his xylophone, the Count walks in counting and Grover enters with his ukulele. Finally, after many songs, Bert decides to sing along. Together, Bert and his friends sing happily, their music being heard throughout Sesame Street.
The 25th Anniversary of Hooper's Store
The viewer surprises Grover, who is listening to the Sesame Street theme song. Mr. Snuffleupagus sees all of the adults in the arbor, and suggests that Big Bird should meet all of them today. The adults decide to go to the park and leave the arbor completely empty, and Big Bird tells Snuffy he has "a great imagination". Bob gives a music lesson to Gladys the cow. Mr. Hooper has decorated the store to commemorate its 25th anniversary, and everyone goes stops by to celebrate. Grover is astonished to find there is no one on Sesame Street. At the last possible moment, just as he starts to announce the sponsors, everyone surprises him.
Linda’s Birthday
Oscar's TV is busted, only showing picture and no sound. He frets missing his favorite programs on Grouch TV, until he remembers that Linda can read lips and help transcribe the shows for him. She shows him signs for different types of weather so he'll know them when she signs them. Today is Linda's birthday and everyone has prepared surprise gifts for her. Big Bird wheels over his gift, a phonograph and speaker. Everyone points out that Linda won't be able to use the gift because she can't hear the music. Big Bird sulks but Linda shows how she can enjoy it, by feeling the vibrations of the music by feeling the speaker.
The Count Woos the Countess
The Count is love sick, he tells Maria he is in love with the Countess von Numeral who lives above the drug store: she's Transylvanian, and she loves to count. Maria suggests that he tells her how he feels, but The Count insists on wooing her. The Count brings The Countess flowers and bat-shaped chocolates, but all she does is count her gifts. The Count is devastated, and Maria urges him to profess his love, once again. Then, The Count announces himself to the Countess, and declares that he has one more thing for her to Count. He gives her a kiss, which is followed by a moment of silence, until she counts it: "one kiss!" The Count says that he hopes The Countess can count to 100.
Oscar Welcomes Olivia to Sesame Street
Big Bird asks everyone around Sesame Street if they need any help, but they're all busy doing other things. Seeing how frustrated this makes him, everyone separately asks him to do different things, leaving him with a problem: whom to help first. Olivia is walking down Sesame Street looking sad, so Big Bird asks her what's wrong. She doesn't want to get into it and continues to the steps of 123 Sesame Street where she's greeted by Bob playing his recorder. On their way to the arbor, she tells him she applied for several jobs throughout the day, but no one was hiring. Mr. Hooper says he doesn't have a job to offer, but brings her some fresh lemonade. Big Bird and the kids arrive with some drawings they made for her, and cheer her up.
Oscar’s Home Video
Oscar hosts a home video screening! Bob, Luis, Mr. Hooper, and friends join Oscar. But are afraid his current videos will be like his last batch of home videos, all black. This time, Oscar’s videos are all white! Everyone guesses what the sounds are, but nobody can see anything. Some of the sounds include a cow mooing, a cat meowing, and a jet plane flying overhead. Disappointed, Oscar’s friends leave his screening, and some of the kids boo him for the bad movies. Luis goes back to his shop, where Big Bird later visits. Big Bird and Luis review the difference between “here” and “there” as Big Bid writes a letter to his Granny. Big Bird thinks Luis is not being nice to him, and he calls Luis a Grouch. Luis feels badly and sings a song, “Drat”, reflecting on why he was grouchy to Big Bird.
Flying to Hawaii
It’s time to visit Hawaii! Bob and Maria teach Big Bird about packing before they join Mr. Hooper, Olivia, and Oscar to travel to the airport. Snuffy plans to follow Big Bird, but the bus leaves without him and he must figure out how to go to Hawaii by himself. At the airport, everyone learns about metal detectors. Oscar empties his trash can to walk through security! Big Bird meets the pilot and learns how the airplane works. When it is time to board the plane, Big Birds asks if anyone has seen Mr. Snuffleupagus. As the airplane takes off, Snuffy arrives at the airport and wonders how he can get to Hawaii now. Everyone buckles their seatbelts for the flight. The plane takes off. For the first time in his life, Big Bird gets to fly! Oscar complains about the in-flight movie and the food.
Snuffy Arrives in Hawaii
As the plane lands in beautiful Hawaii, Oscar’s belongings fall out of the compartment. Big Bird is sad that Mr. Snuffleupagus didn’t make the flight. Buffy and Sheldon greet their friends from Sesame Street! Just as they leave, Snuffy arrives in Hawaii by helicopter and searches for Big Bird. At a fruit stand, Mr. Hooper sees exotic Hawaiian fruits he does not have at his store. Oscar discovers he likes teepees at the Indian reservation. After meeting Buffy and Sheldon’s friends and family, Maria and Olivia admire local flowers. On a scenic walk to a lake, Big Bird and Snuffy are reunited! Everyone gathers around a fire and listens to Keola and Buffy play instruments. Keola tells the legend of Mount Snuffleupagus. Instead of going to bed, Big Bird decides to go find Mount Snuffleupagus!
Meeting Buffy's Friends
Everyone boards the truck to explore Hawaii. Oscar sees Buffy and children discussing their nationalities. Oscar learns about lava, luaus, and how everyone keeps Hawaii clean and beautiful. Big Bird and Snuffy journey to find Mt. Snuffleupagus, but they find a gorilla-shaped mountain before realizing Mt. Snuffleupagus is right behind them. Bob and Maria learn a song to bring home to the Sesame Street kids and Bob teaches the Hawaiian kids a song about parts of the face. The kids teach Bob and Maria to count to ten in Hawaiian. Olivia learns about “shaka”, the Hawaiian slang word for “peace” and eats some poi. Later, she and Keola share stories about their grandfathers and music. At night, Olivia sings a song about nice people, with Keola playing guitar.
Big Bird and Snuffy Search for Mount Snuffleupagus
Everyone is ready for another outing in Hawaii. Oscar wants to drive an old beat-up truck. Big Bird and Snuffy stay behind to look for Mt. Snuffleupagus. They think they found it, but it is the “Mt. Hole-in-the-Mountain.” Buffy and kids sing an Indian heritage song. Bob and Mr. Hooper try hula dancing after seeing Keola and Kapona demonstrate. Big Bird and Snuffy also try it. Keola teaches Bob some romantic signs that he can show Linda. He then calls Linda back home and Luis translates. He asks Luis to hold his hand up to Linda and drop the third and fourth fingers. Linda signs the same for Bob. Luis did not know that he was interpreting “I love you” for them. Big Bird and Buffy see many types of Hawaiian plants. Buffy puts a flower by Big Bird’s ear. Bob learns to play Hawaiian games.
Mr. Hooper Learns to Surf
On their quest to find Mount Snuffleupagus, Big Bird, Snuffy and some kids see Mt. Sleeping Giant which looks like a giant man sleeping. During a rainstorm, Keola stays under cover and sings “Three Blind Mice” with the children. Much to his chagrin, Oscar learns that “aloha” means nice things. Mr. Hooper tries surfing in the ocean. Later, he and Bob swim and play with the children in the ocean! Kapono counts to ten in Hawaiian. Snuffleupagus gets homesick after speaking to his mommy on the phone. Back at the beach, Maria and Bob see many shells. Oscar learns about seashells and plays a prank on Maria. When she looks at the shell, it squirts water in her face! Big Bird finally sees Mt. Snuffleupagus! Just as Snuffy leaves, the adults find Big Bird and tell him it is time to go home.
Farewell Luau
On their final day in Hawaii, Big Bird organizes Cody’s 1st birthday luau. He delegates all responsibilities; then realizes he is left with nothing to do. He asks Snuffy to find seashells and gets lost on his way back to the party. Everyone prepares for the party by picking flowers, weaving hats, and getting coconuts from palm trees. Buffy praises Big Bird for organizing a beautiful luau. Cody’s birthday luau is complete with a Hawaiian rendition of “Happy Birthday”, a birthday cake, a blessing, and presents. Kapono and Olivia compare traditional Hawaiian foods to food back home, and everyone hula dances. At the end of the party, everyone sings a song about remembering friends. The next day, the gang heads to the airport. Big Bird looks for Snuffy and then feels the stroke of his snuffle.
James Earl Jones visits Hooper’s Store
A limousine stops by Hooper’s Store. The man inside asks Mr. Hooper for an old-fashioned egg cream. When Mr. Hooper says yes, James Earl Jones excitedly enters. As Mr. Hooper makes the drink, he recognizes the movie star. He asks him to autograph a paper plate. Big Bird enters and learns about movie stars. Bob and Maria enter and are so star-struck that they prevent Mr. Jones from sipping his drink. Mr. Hooper makes him another one. James Earl Jones enjoys the egg cream just as he remembered. Later Big Bird returns in his movie star costume. The adults play along asking for his autograph. Big Bird heads out the door, sees the limo and gets in. Mr. Hooper makes another egg cream for James Earl Jones to go. As they all leave the store, the limo drives off with Big Bird in the backseat.
Bert Meets Bertha
Olivia is watching Mr. Hooper’s store. Bert asks for a flat soda water. Olivia suggests cherry syrup or ice cream to make the drink more interesting. After Olivia remarks how Bert must be the only person who prefers his soda water plain, Bertha enters and orders the same drink! Later, Bertha has Bert guess what her pet is. It’s a pigeon! Bertha just brought her pigeon, Francine, to the vet, because she was lonely. Bert introduces his pigeon, Gus, so she can have a friend. Bert sings a love song to Bertha about their similarities, including music, oatmeal, paperclips, and checkers. Later, Bert and Bertha share a soda pop. Bertha confesses she does not like soda pop. She only drinks it to add caps to her bottle cap collection. Enamored, Bert and Bertha begin comparing their collections.
Big Bird Gets His Tonsils Removed
Olivia and her friend, Dr. Ramos see that Big Bird is not feeling well. Dr. Ramos examines Big Bird and finds his tonsils are very swollen and red. Dr. Ramos suggests Big Bird have his tonsils removed. Olivia and Dr. Ramos console Big Bird, who is nervous to go to the hospital. Bob and Linda visit Big Bird at the hospital and bring him presents before his procedure. While Big Bird is in surgery, his new friends visit his room, where Bob and Linda teach the children sign language. Later, David and Olivia join Bob and Linda at the hospital. David tells him that ice cream will help his sore throat feel better. Dr. Ramos checks on Big Bird and presents him with a medal for being an excellent patient. Big Bird has a good experience at the hospital and wants to stay longer.
Telly Moves to Sesame Street
Telly Monster is new to Sesame Street! He frantically runs into Mr. Hooper’s store needing to plug in his cord, and then runs right back out of the store. Confused at what just happened and who that was, Mr. Hooper and David follow the cord to Telly, who has moved to Sesame Street. Telly is very focused on his television and does not look away from it. Thinking Telly may be shy, David and Olivia invite him to play baseball. Telly asks what TV channel and they say it is in the park 4 blocks away. Telly wants to join, but realizes he can’t because his cord is too short and only reaches 3 blocks. Later, Olivia discusses the letter “m” with Barkley. She asks Telly to talk about the letter “m”. Still glued to his television, Telly names popular TV shows that start with the letter “m”.
Herry Goes to the Eye Doctor
Herry visits Mr. Hooper’s store for lunch. When he can’t read the chalkboard with the lunch special, Olivia suggests he should get his eyes checked at the eye doctor. Herry is scared to go thinking it will hurt, so Olivia offers to accompany him. At the eye doctor’s office, Olivia and Herry meet Dr. Schrier who asks Herry about his eye issues. Herry has trouble seeing the chart. During the eye exam, Dr. Schrier has Herry look through different lenses and he can see much better! Dr. Schrier writes Herry a prescription for glasses. Herry is relieved that the doctor’s appointment didn’t hurt! Herry visits Mr. Hooper’s store wearing his new glasses and can now clearly read the sign on the wall. Herry wants to become an eye doctor when he gets older and practices on his doll Elizabeth.
A Movie is Being Filmed at Hooper’s Store
Mr. Hooper sees a mysterious man surveying his store inside and out. The man introduces himself as Richard Altman, a movie director, and asks if he can shoot a movie scene at Mr. Hooper’s store! He loves the store just as it is. The director asks Mr. Hooper if he and his friends would like to be extras in the movie! An hour later, the Sesame Street adults are on set at Mr. Hooper’s store! The store is filled with movie equipment like cameras and lights. Oscar is upset when the director does not cast him. Maria is starstruck when the movie’s star, Nick Redfield arrives. After one take of Nick walking through the door, Richard announces, “that’s a wrap” and asks if the film crew can eat lunch at the store. Mr. Altman later calls Mr. Hooper and invites everyone to the movie premiere!
Naming Barkley
Bob and Gordon lead teams in deciding whether to name the new dog on Sesame Street Woof-Woof or Barkley.
Maria's birthday in Puerto Rico
Maria and Olivia go to Maria’s hometown, Puerto Rico, to celebrate her birthday! Once they head to the airport, Big Bird, Bob, David, Linda, and Susan travel to Puerto Rico to surprise her! Oscar tags along after mishearing “trip” as “trick”. Maria’s family greets Maria and Olivia and overwhelms them with their enthusiasm. Maria wishes everyone from Sesame Street could be there. While out on a walk, she thinks she sees her Sesame Street friends. Oscar meets a Puerto Rican grouch Osvaldo, and they go for a stroll in the morning rain. While setting up for the party, Maria runs inside and tries to call David, but nobody answers. Meanwhile, her friends sneak into the party to surprise her. Maria is very surprised and happy to see her friends! Everyone celebrates with music, cake, and dancing!
Exploring in Puerto Rico
Maria’s mom serves breakfast for Maria’s family and friends and reviews Spanish words for different foods. Bob and Linda ask for directions before heading to the beach. Bob tries to speak in Spanish, but he forgets how to say “beach”. Linda helps him ask the children for directions. While Linda and Bob bike to the “la playa”, they explore local activities! Hoping to fix it in time for Friday’s festival, Luis tinkers with the local water fountain, as Oscar taunts him. Olivia goes to a market and practices her Spanish. Bob sings a song about the heart of town, the plaza. While out on a walk, Big Bird thinks he hears a little bird chirping, but he can’t see it! Maria helps him discover the source of the chirping noise- a frog. Back at the beach, Luis and Susan build a sandcastle with kids.
Oscar and Osvaldo Go Trashing
Oscar and his pal Osvaldo go grouching! They debate who pushes Osvaldo’s cart, but they cooperate and take turns. In a park, Luis and Susan play a game with kids where they act out jobs for others to guess. She learns “bombero” means “fireman”. Oscar wants to learn “no” in Spanish, but gets frustrated when Osvaldo and natives reply “no” when Oscar asks for the translation. Later, he goes to a market and buys ingredients for juice for a Grouch Picnic. Maria and the kids discover Big Bird trying to speak to local birds. Maria teaches a local phrase to say to the birds! Olivia and Maria sing “Wonderful Place to Call Home” together. As the Sesame friends gather, Maria’s aunt asks if they want to stay longer! Big Bird and Luis decide to stay, but Linda, Bob, and Susan go home to Sesame Street.
An Island Picnic in Puerto Rico
The Grouches float on a raft to a private island to escape everyone’s happiness, but everyone else shows up for a picnic! Maria sings about how nice it is to be home as she walks around the island and sees the scenery and her family. Oscar goes fishing and hopes to catch a tire, but he catches a fish and throws it back! Back at the picnic, Maria’s Tio Alberto and his friends play instruments and sing while everyone dances along! Big Bird writes a postcard to Snuffleupagus to tell him all about Puerto Rico, but his handwriting is too big to fit his activities on the postcard! Later, Big Bird borrows a boat and visits Bird Island. He sees herons and a pelican. Even though Big Bird wishes he could fly like the other birds and stay on Bird Island, he returns to stay with Maria and her family.
Festival in Puerto Rico
There is a festival in Puerto Rico! Big Bird wants to help. While Luis wires the speakers, he asks Big Bird to keep people away. He announces for everyone to stay back but draws more of a crowd since he cannot speak Spanish. At the festival, Oscar and Osvaldo investigate what they think is trash. Instead, the craftsman uses old items to become a spinning top! Then, Osvaldo is the barker at a pie throwing booth where Oscar throws pies at the customers! Big Bird tries taking a photo of Maria’s family but gets distracted by a bird. Later, at the festival, Maria and friends see all sorts of artisans making crafts. Everyone dances the night away, even Big Bird. As Maria dances, she feels sad that her trip home is coming to an end. She teaches David the plena dance, and her Sesame friends join.
Home from Puerto Rico
It is time to leave Puerto Rico. Everyone says goodbye to Maria’s family and boards the bus for the airport. As Oscar and Osvaldo part ways, Oscar misses the bus and chases it before Olivia and Luis help him board. On the flight home, Oscar pesters Maria. The group arrives home to freezing Sesame Street! Bob invites everyone to Mr. Hooper’s store for hot chocolate. Gordon visits Big Bird as he counts souvenirs in Spanish. Oscar learns his new Spanish phrases are actually nice and friendly. He tries mailing a snowball to Osvaldo. As Luis explains the snowball will melt into a wet mound before reaching Osvaldo, Oscar gets excited at the messy gift his grouch friend will get! Maria and Luis are welcomed home with too many items to fix in Luis’ store. Big Bird helps them see the bright side!
R2-D2 and C-3PO Visit Sesame Street
Big Bird sees a strange object flying and landing in the backyard! Everyone thinks it is his imagination, until C-3PO and R2-D2 walk by. The droids are here on a secret mission. In the meantime, Maria and Luis help them relax with oil. R2-D2 gives hints about the message. When David and some children figure out his message is for Oscar, they take the droids to see him! R2-D2 delivers Oscar a hologram from Lothar the Grouch saying, “Get lost!” Amazed, Oscar responds, “There is intelligent life in outer space!” Big Bird asks if droids have feelings, and C-3PO explains that he and R2-D2 do have feelings! The droids demonstrate happy, sad, and angry. Big Bird teaches them the game “Blind Man’s Bluff”, but he isn’t very good it. While they say goodbye, David discovers Oscar’s prank for Lothar!
R2-D2 and C-3PO Return to Sesame Street
C-3PO and R2-D2 visit again! Big Bird takes too long greeting them on their bus, that the bus leaves Sesame Street with all three of them still onboard! Bob and a few kids sing the alphabet song when C-3PO and R2-D2 enter and want to join their song. Although R2-D2 cannot sing, he joins in his own way. Linda meets the droids! Big Bird explains her hearing disability so they find a way to communicate. Linda signs to R2-D2, which he understands, and Linda puts her hand on him to feel the vibrations. When R2-D2 falls in love, C-3PO regrets asking to meet the mysterious “her” who happens to be a fire hydrant. Big Bird cheers them up and suggests a walk to the park, but R2-D2 predicts a change in weather and stays behind on Sesame Street. Big Bird and C-3PO return and realize R2-D2 was right!
Big Bird Goes to School
Big Bird goes to school with Kathy for Visitors Day! Big Bird is nervous at first, but with the help of Mr. Hooper and Maria, Bird is able to get ready in time to catch the bus with Kathy. In school, Big Bird meets Kathy’s teacher Mrs. Murkel and joins her class. In the class, Big Bird learns that he has to raise his hand in order to be called on for answers, and that you can count to numbers higher than 10! Bird also learns all about recess. And during recess, he is able to make new friends by introducing himself to other kids and asking for their names. Finally, upon returning to Sesame Street, Big Bird tells Maria about all the fun things he did and learned in school.
Big Bird Becomes a Superhero
Big Bird imagines that he is the superhero Super Bird and is off to find anyone in need of help! He ends up helping many people like Susan with her Groceries, Gordon by putting out Barkley’s food, a kid by pushing her on a swing, and Bob by taking his clothes to the laundry. Meanwhile, a lot of other fun things are happening in Sesame Street! Luis and Grover teach kids how to play musical chairs. Susan and Linda sing a song about pussy cats. And lastly, Big Bird explains to Telly how a Bus Stop works!
Oscar Goes to Space
Oscar is having a boring day at Sesame Street, until suddenly a spaceship built like a trash can lands right in front of him! Out of the Spaceship emerges Othmar, a Space Grouch! Being two Grouches, Oscar and Othmar get along very well. After Othmar meets a few more friends at Sesame Street, the two Grouches decide to go the moon together. Olivia helps them count down from 10, and the two take off. Oscar and Othmar both enjoy their grouchy time together along with some sandwiches during their trip to the moon. After landing back in Sesame Street, they are greeted by Luis, Olivia, Linda, and Telly. Oscar gets off to join them in counting down from 10 to send off for Othmar.
Mr. Rogers Visits
Big Bird announces that he is going to race Snuffy and needs someone to be the judge. Big Bird asks the man he saw outside Mr. Hooper’s for help. The race begins and Big Bird runs to the finish line and wins! Big Bird is afraid that Snuffy's feelings will be hurt because he lost. The man explains that Snuffy may be sad, but Big Bird can still support him as a friend. Just as the man leaves, Big Bird realizes that he was talking to Mr. Rogers! Mr. Rogers visits Big Bird at his nest after the race, and helps Big Bird understand the difference between what is real, and what is imaginary.
Birdwatchers
A pair of birdwatchers think Big Bird is an endangered species and take him to a bird sanctuary.
Big Bird Goes to Camp Echo Rock
Big Bird is getting ready to go to Camp Echo Rock! But before leaving, Big Bird must say goodbye to all of his friends. Upon doing this, he unfortunately realizes that everyone is sad for him to leave, especially Snuffelupagus. To cheer themselves up, Snuffy and Big Bird cry and play one more game together! Afterwards, Big Bird finishes his goodbyes and gets on the bus ready for camp. But as they are about to leave, the bus stops working! Fortunately, Susan is a mechanic that can fix it right up. And while Susan fixes the muffler, Big Bird gets acquainted with Camp Counselor Mickey and fellow Camper Rusty inside the bus. Once fixed, the bus heads straight for Camp Echo Rock! There they are greeted by the captain of fun Aunt May, and she leads the campers into their cabins.
Big Bird's First Day at Camp
It’s Big Bird and Rusty’s first morning at Camp Echo Rock! At first, Big Bird wakes up a little confused not being at Sesame Street, but with the help of Camp Counselor Mickey, he is able to get ready. Everyone also works together to help Rusty get over the morning blues! The day is packed with fun activities like playing baseball, where Big Bird hits his first home run. Big Bird also writes a postcard for Maria, catching her up with what he’s done so far at camp! And after the big first day, the campers eat dinner together. During dinner, Big Bird learns to try new foods like peas and mashed potatoes! Before going to sleep, Big Bird and Rusty both realize that they are very home sick. In order to let their emotions out, they cry together and feel much better!
Big Bird Gets a Postcard from Snuffy
Big Bird’s Cabin gets ready for a Special Inspection! While Big Bird and the rest of the campers clean up and make their beds, Rusty refuses to make his. But with everyone’s help, they’re able to make Rusty’s bed in time to impress Aunt May! Back in Sesame Street, Telly expresses to Oscar that he’s sad for Big Bird being away at camp. Oscar unknowingly though cheers him up by letting him know that Big Bird will be in nature having fun along with a nice Counselor to keep him safe. Big Bird also receives a postcard from Snuffelupagus telling Bird that he almost got seen by his friends at Sesame Street! During Bird’s free time, he walks around the camp site to learn the similarities and differences between camp and home. And finally, Counselor Mickey teaches Big Bird and Rusty how to swim!
Big Bird and the Camp Go for a Hike
Big Bird goes for a hike! Before the hike, Aunt May makes sure the campers have everything they need; like food, water, tents, and knapsacks. They hike on the Arrow Trail, where the campers follow arrows all throughout the woods towards the Echo Rock. Meanwhile in Sesame Street, Luis reads a letter from Big Bird to Telly. In the letter, Big Bird explains the hike he’s off to with his new friend Rusty. This saddens Telly, but Luis brightens him up by telling him that just because Big Bird made a new friend, it doesn’t mean that their friendship ends. After their hike, Mickey and Big Bird sit around a campfire teaching the benefits of the fire; like light, cooking, singing, and warmth. And to end their day, all the campers gather around this campfire to sing the camp’s song, the Echo Rock!
Big Bird's Last Day at Camp Echo Rock
It’s Big Bird’s last day at Camp Echo Rock, and there’s a few more things left to do! Aunt May, Camp Counselor Mickey, and Cabin 10 take a group photo together. And during the camp’s Awards Ceremony, Big Bird wins the Swimming Award, and Rusty wins the Good Sport Award! Before the campers leave, Aunt May makes sure the campers know that she is proud of them; and she says goodbye to everyone with the Echo Rock Handshake. Back at Sesame Street, David comes up with the idea to surprise Big Bird by cleaning up his nest, and making him a Welcome Home sign. But, Snuffelupagus already beat them to it! Upon arriving back to Sesame Street, Big Bird is a little sad having to say goodbye to Rusty and Mickey. And to cheer him up, is everyone along with Snuffelupagus welcoming him home with warm hugs!
Sesame Street Sing-Along
Olivia, Bob, Telly, Big Bird, Herry, and Forgetful Jones set up the arbor for a party and try to plan a group activity. Big Bird suggests reading. Herry suggests lifting weights. Telly worries the party will be sad and not fun. Forgetful Jones has an idea but then forgets it. Bob suggests a sing-along when just as some musicians arrive with their instruments. He and Olivia sing Let’s Sing a Song that Everybody Knows. This turns into a medley of The Bear Went Over the Mountain, The Itsy-Bitsy Spider, The ABC Song, and George Washington Bridge. Big Bird leads in Sing After Me. The Honkers help David with BINGO. Susan leads I Got Me a Rooster. Maria sings Tongue Twister. Finally, David leads The More We Get Together. Everyone on Sesame Street has a great time singing together.
Gordon and Snuffy Run the NYC Marathon
Today is the day that Gordon and Snuffy will run in the New York City marathon! Everyone is cheering and handing out water. Back at the park the race is finishing, and everyone is there to congratulate Gordon. As it begins to get dark, Big Bird waits for Snuffy at the finish line, and Gordon and Susan go to pick him up in their car. After a long while, Snuffy finally finishes the race and he is very proud of himself. Big Bird wants to wake up Gordon and Susan (who have fallen asleep in the car) so they can finally meet Snuffy. But Snuffy doesn’t think it’s nice to wake people up, so they decide to push the car back to Sesame Street while Gordan and Susan sleep.
Goodbye, Mr. Hooper
Gordon sees Forgetful Jones is happy about something. Slowly, he remembers why: the sun is out, the breeze is blowing gently, and his heart beats. Forgetful Jones cannot believe he forgot what makes him happy. Gordon sees Big Bird with his head between his legs, which he does “just because”. Big Bird hears the adults talk about the new baby, Leandro. Later, Big Bird gives out his drawings of all the adults. One is of Mr. Hooper. Big Bird asks when he’ll be back. The adults explain to Big Bird that he died and will not be back. Big Bird doesn’t understand. The adults further explain death and comfort Big Bird. He puts the picture of Mr. Hooper by his nest. The adults show baby Leandro to Big Bird. He comments that babies are amazing since they are not there one day and are there the next.
Snuffy Catches a Cold
After seeing a Shirley Temple movie, Big Bird and Snuffy return to Sesame Street. Snuffy was not feeling well enough to focus on the movie and also has a stomachache. His sneezes were huge gusts of wind causing paper to fly around Sesame Street. Big Bird thinks Snuffy is sick and wants an adult to check. Before Big Bird can return, Snuffy goes home to his cave. Big Bird meets Dr. Snuffleupagus, who says Snuffy has the flu. Big Bird plays a game with Snuffy but he falls asleep. Big Bird, Telly, Maria, and a kid draw pictures for Snuffy. Bob thinks it is silly to make cards for an imaginary friend. Linda shows Big Bird the sign for “feel better.” Big Bird and a kid deliver the cards everyone made for Snuffy. Even though he is not feeling well, everyone’s kindness makes Snuffy feel great.
Hooper's Has a Broken Window
Telly learns about different types of tools while helping fix the broken window in Hooper's Store.
Election Day on Sesame Street
Big Bird, Snuffy and Oscar learn all about voting during the big election on Sesame Street.
Big Bird Stays Up Late
Oscar shows Gordon how Slimey uses a computer to program music and then he tap dances to it. Snuffleupagus walks through Sesame Street but everyone is too busy to notice him. He wishes people would see him so he would not be so lonely. Big Bird and the kids approach Snuffy, and they all go to play in the park! Maria, Bob and the kids talk with Sally Ride about being an astronaut and what it is like in space. Luis, Gordon, and Susan stay up to watch the night sky, when Big Bird asks to join them. The adults teach Big Bird about shooting stars and the phases of the moon. Big Bird and Susan see lights on in the windows down the block and count who is still awake. When the lights in their apartments turn off, Big Bird decides it is time for him and Radar to finally go to his nest to sleep.
Cinderella on Sesame Street
Telly Monster reads “Cinderella” to Maria and Olivia. He worries that Cinderella lives a sad life and wants to help her. He approaches the Amazing Mumford, who uses his magic to bring Cinderella to Sesame Street. Mumford tries to change Cinderella’s clothes, but nothing happens. Maria suggests the phrase “Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo.” Then Cinderella’s clothes magically change! Cinderella has a lot to learn. The Count teaches her to count to 20. Cinderella sings the alphabet with the Two-Headed Monster. She talks with Maria, Olivia, Herry, and the children about careers. Telly then tells Cinderella that she must go back to the kingdom to marry Prince Charming. Mumford arrives and returns her back to the story. Telly finishes reading the story where Doctor Cinderella marries her Prince Charming.
Sesame Street Pet Show
It is the Sesame Street Pet show. Big Bird meets a kid and his pet dog, Max. They talk about caring for dogs and Max’s tricks. Big Bird wonders what he would name a dog if he had one. Oscar shows his “pet” Lou the Shoe and his “skill” jumping through a hoop. Gordon and Big Bird meet kids with different pets including goldfish, a parrot, and hermit crabs, while Oscar shows his other pet, Jacques the Sock. As Olivia heads to the pet show, Oscar asks her to help set up the high dive tower for Marie the Flea. Olivia watches with amazement as Marie completes her dive and water splashes Olivia’s face! As the adults and kids play with kittens, Oscar asks Gordon to pick up the yuckiest pet, which is another cute kitten! Gordon announces the winner of the Sesame Street Pet show is Jacques the Sock!
The Adults Meet Snuffy
Big Bird is excited for the adults to finally meet Snuffleupagus! He remembers many times when everyone assumes Snuffy is just an imaginary friend. Big Bird tells Snuffy his plan. When he yells the secret word “food,” the adults will rush to see Snuffy. The plan doesn’t work the first time when Snuffy leaves to tell his mom! Bob insists Snuffy is imaginary. Gordon suggests having a friend keep Snuffy in place next time. Elmo volunteers! Phil Donahue asks everyone’s thoughts on the secret word as the adults debate it. During the debate, Big Bird shouts the secret word! Everyone is frustrated that Big Bird and Elmo were just practicing their plan. When Snuffy returns, Elmo helps hold him in place as Big Bird says “food”. The adults were shocked to meet Snuffy and sorry for doubting Big Bird.
Elmo's New Doll
Elmo has a new doll! He visits David at the store and reveals he named his doll after him. Elmo thinks it will be too confusing to have 2 Davids on Sesame Street, so he changes the adult’s name to “Dustin.” Before “Dustin” can protest, some monsters arrive, call him “Dustin,” and order drinks. Elmo then visits Maria and Luis for help getting Baby David to sleep. After singing a few lullabies, and with some help from Barkley, Baby David falls asleep. Maria takes Barkley for a walk and hears Telly’s new story called Barkley’s Adventure. “Dustin” visits Luis and Maria at work and brings them lunch. Elmo visits and reveals his doll’s new name is “Luis”, and the adult’s new name is “David”. The adults do not like this! Elmo reveals he wants to get a sister doll for “Luis” and name her “Maria”.
Snuffy's Little Sister, Alice
Snuffleupagus wants to introduce his little sister, Alice, to Big Bird, but he doesn’t know where Big Bird is. Snuffy describes Big Bird so Alice can help find him. They are looking for someone with two legs and feathers and who sings. At first, Alice mistakes David for Big Bird, as he is humming and using a feather duster. While Bob and Luis sing a feather song with the neighborhood children, Alice thinks Bob is Big Bird! Snuffy leaves Alice behind to check Big Bird’s nest and see if his friend is there. Just then, Big Bird walks down the street and sees Alice! From afar, they compare Snuffleupagus’ descriptions of one another. They share a big hug after recognizing one another without Snuffy’s help! Snuffy returns from Big Bird’s nest and sees his best friend and sister have already met.
Rooftop Sing-Along
Biff and Sully are on the roof fixing the television antenna. They are interrupted by the Sesame Street adults wheeling a piano for the rooftop sing-along. After a few songs, Biff gets a picture on the television and sees Grover and Madeline Kahn singing Sing After Me. The TV breaks but the sing-along continues! Sully impresses everyone with his piano playing by accompanying Big Bird for the song Cheer Up. Hoots even breaks out his saxophone for a jazzy rendition of Old MacDonald Had a Farm! Ernie’s bathtub bubbles float up to the roof as he tells his pals he can’t leave his bathtub to sing his song, Rubber Ducky. After the TV is fixed, Biff is able to show Bert in Doing the Pigeon. As they sing their finale, What’s the Name of that Song? with other neighbors, the antenna falls and breaks.
Maria and Luis Get Engaged
Big Bird teaches the birdketeers to say “congratulations” in different languages for when Luis and Maria get married. Luis and Maria invite Big Bird to dinner. When Big Bird asks when they are getting married, they reply they have not decided to get married! Oscar inquires as well since he is looking forward to throwing rice at them. Maria and Luis see Telly looking at his bow ties, trying to choose which one to wear to their wedding. After helping Telly don his bow ties, Maria and Luis tell Telly they have not decided to get married. At dinner, Luis asks if their dinner would be good to have at a wedding. They explain their relationship to Big Bird, who asks many questions. With Big Bird’s help, they decide to get married! Big Bird shares the happy news with everyone on Sesame Street!
Maria and Luis Prepare for Their Wedding
Luis and Maria are preparing for their wedding! They sing a song about renting his tuxedo and making her wedding dress. The Honkers rehearse honking Here Comes the Bride. Big Bird pretends to forget their wedding is tomorrow and gives them a good laugh. Oscar and Grundgetta are also happy because when Luis and Maria are married, they will be too busy to hang around Sesame Street. They assure Oscar and Grundgetta the only change is that they will be even happier. Oscar gives the couple marital advice- get angry with each other. The couple explains they will not always agree but the best part of disagreements is kissing and making up. Oscar is disgusted by their kiss. As the couple is about to kiss again, the Honkers surprise them with a perfect honking performance of Here Comes the Bride.
Maria and Luis Get Married
It is Maria and Luis’ wedding day. Early that morning, Maria tells Linda she is so excited she could not sleep, while Luis was still sleeping. The cast sings as they prepare for the day! Elmo, Herry, and Telly debate which of them is the most important one at the wedding, when Luis helps them realize it is the bride. Gina shows Big Bird the place cards and sings a song about being near him. Snuffy thinks he will sit alone but Gina arranges the place cards to show Big Bird sitting in between them. Using magic, Mumford helps Big Bird find his necktie after two failed attempts. Luis and Maria sing about their love for one another. Big Bird cheers when his friends are pronounced husband and wife. Luis and Maria’s wedding party has lots of joy, music, dancing, wedding cake, and a bouquet toss!
Maria and Luis Reminisce About Their Wedding
As Maria and Luis look at pictures in their wedding album, Sonny Friendly appears for his gameshow. Maria and Luis do not want to be contestants, and they lose out on a trip around the world. When Maria sees the tickets she missed out on are real, they agree to play. Now they win a trip around their living room. They reminisce some more when Forgetful Jones appears dressed up in their living room throwing rice and shouting “congratulations”! He forgot he was at their wedding and shared in the celebration. Later, Mumford stops by to paint them a portrait using magic. Maria leaves the room to avoid his tricks making her quack like a duck. His first attempt shows the couple with duck bills. Maria and Luis are impressed with his final attempt until they see their duck feet in the painting!
Singing Out of Tune
Bob has a new friend TJ who is deaf and communicates with sign language. Bob explains that although TJ cannot hear us, he uses his hands to talk. Bob teaches Elmo to say hello to TJ in sign language. Elmo learns what the world would be like without any sound and what the world is like for TJ. Elmo realizes Sesame Street can be a very noisy place. Elmo, Big Bird, and TJ play a guessing game using body language and hand movements. They pretend to be sad, happy and angry. Finally, they point to Hooper's and rub their tummies because they’re hungry! Oscar enjoys hearing Gordon play his flute since it sounds flat. Oscar convinces Gordon and Bob to cooperate and join his band “The Out-of-Tuners” with Barkley, Slimey, Fluffy and the Fleas. Oscar changes the band’s name to “The Woof-and-Poofs."
Snuffleupagus Picnic in Central Park
Big Bird has a fever and is too sick to join Snuffy’s family at the park. Snuffy and Big Bird are sad but Big Bird promises to go another time. While he sits in his nest, Gordon reads a story to keep him company. The Snuffleupagus family needs to safely cross the street to the park. Snuffy and Alice cannot both hold their Mommy’s snuffle at the same time. Mommy suggests that Alice holds onto Mommy's tail and Snuffy holds onto Alice's. As Alice naps, Snuffy wants to call to see how Big Bird is feeling but cannot find a phone. At the park, Mommy gives Alice and Snuffy a large balloon so they can play "Run with the Balloon” together. While they are playing, Alice trips and they watch the balloon fly into the sky. When Big Bird feels better, Snuffy tells him all about the balloon they lost.
Grandmothers on Sesame Street
Both David's and Miles' grandmothers are visiting Sesame Street. Telly is confused when Gordon says Susan's mother will watch Miles because he thought she was Miles’ grandmother. Susan explains that a grandmother is the mother of someone’s mother or father. Mumford hears David’s Grandma wish that David was small enough to sit on her lap again. Mumford waves his wand and tiny David sits on her lap. Mumford soon returns David to normal size. His Grandma says she loves him no matter his size. Snuffy misses his Grandmas and writes a letter to one. He doesn’t have the address to mail it, so he walks to her cave near his, to get her address. Snuffy's Grandma shows up looking for Snuffy but they just miss each other. Eventually, with David’s help, Snuffy and his Grandma meet up and go to the zoo.
Meet the Baby
Maria’s baby is on the way! Everyone on Sesame Street anticipates the baby’s arrival and wants to know if it is a boy or girl. From the hospital, Oscar calls Hooper's to update everyone but no one answers. He feels conflicted because he is happy about the baby and is doing Luis favors to drive them to the hospital and call Hooper’s. Oscar tells Luis that grouches are not supposed to be nice. Luis explains that babies make everyone happy and tells Oscar that he's still a Grouch. Telly wonders how others remain calm while waiting for the baby’s arrival. Everyone in Hooper’s waits for a call from Luis. Whenever he calls, he is unable to reach them. Oscar refuses to give any updates so they head to the hospital. Everyone is happy to visit Maria and meet baby girl Gabriella for the first time.
Sleepytime on Sesame Street
Hoots the Owl stays up late to show nighttime on Sesame Street. He and his band, sing Sleepy time on Sesame Street. He listens to some sounds at night such as the nightingale chirping and the wind rustling through the trees. Oscar the Grouch is also awake, enjoying some of the grouchier night noises such as a garbage truck. He sings A Little Grouch Music. Forgetful Jones goes to Hooper’s for breakfast not realizing it is the middle of the night and they are closed. On Hoots’ radio show, he sings and introduces people in the neighborhood who work at night including a night watchman, baker, actress, police officer, and firefighter. Bob, a guest on the show, answers questions from owls about Sesame Street in the daytime. When Hoots asks what Bob does at night, Bob is fast asleep.
Grouchytown
Oscar is driving his Sloppy Jalopy to Grouchytown, and Bob joins him. Luis and Linda try convincing Bob not to go, but he is open-minded and wants to see how grouches live. Oscar explains that Grouchytown is the opposite of Sesame Street. Oscar takes Bob to Worby's Store, which is the opposite of Hooper's Store. Seeing the menu, Bob doesn't want to eat anything at first, but Oscar tells him trying new foods is a part of the Grouchytown experience. Bob actually likes the sardine-blueberry sandwich! Bob meets Nina the Nice, who is the one nice person in the town of grouches. She contrasts Oscar who is the one grouch on a street of kind people. Oscar is tempted to stay until Nina kisses him. Back on Sesame Street, Luis and Linda are surprised to hear of Bob's exciting time in Grouchytown.
Grouch Appreciation Day
Telly tells his friends today is Grouch Appreciation Day. He wants to do something special for Oscar! They plan to throw a surprise party, even though he insists he does not want one. Telly tells him there is no party, but Oscar is suspicious. He finds Maria, Telly, and Gina planning to make his favorite food with ice cream and halibut in a hat but they quickly disguise it as a game of One of These Things. Oscar tries to leave Sesame Street, but his sloppy jalopy won’t start. Luis and Maria say not to go to Big Bird’s nest. Of course, Oscar and his friend Bruno go to Big Bird’s nest expecting to see the party but find it empty! Oscar is sad that his friends did not plan anything. Just then, they all jump out and surprise him with a fancy dinner party with annoying noises and a gag gift.
A Day at Birdland
The Sesame Street friends are going to Birdland! Hoots the Owl put together a special show for all the birds and people in the audience. Duck Ellington, Wynton Marsalis, and The Sesame Street All-Animal Jazz Ensemble perform first. The various animals sing a melody about the different sounds animals use to communicate with each other. Then Wynton says he will perform not one, but twenty numbers! He plays twenty notes on his trumpet as The Count counts them. He then plays another uptempo riff where The Count is challenged to quickly count to over 230. Biff and Sully & The Hardhats perform next. They perform a song Biff wrote to thank the birds for their beautiful singing called For the Birds. The last performer of the day, Bobby McFerrin, closes with his song called Tweet in the Mornin’.
Baby Bear Hides from Goldilocks
Baby Bear wants to get away from Goldilocks, and comes to Sesame Street! He orders porridge and tells Gina he is tired of Goldilocks eating his porridge, breaking his chair, and sleeping in his bed. As he starts eating, Goldilocks enters and orders porridge too. Frustrated, Baby Bear storms off to get away from her. Anywhere Baby Bear goes, anything he wants, anything he does, Goldilocks is there doing the same. She moves into the trash can he wanted, teaches the class he wanted to take, and even sells porridge next to Baby Bear’s porridge stand! Baby Bear is so annoyed with Goldilocks, he packs up his bag to move home. When Goldilocks tells Baby Bear she follows him because she wants to be his friend, he accepts her friendship! Together, Baby Bear and Goldilocks return to the forest.
Slimey's at Worm School
It is Slimey’s first day of kindergarten! Gina and Oscar get Slimey ready with a tiny backpack full of books and pencils and a bag of dirt for naptime. They watch Slimey ride off in the worm school bus. Gina brings the dirt to school and she and Telly peek in the tiny worm school windows. Oscar reminisces meeting Slimey in the park for the first time and has conflicting feelings that Slimey is growing up quickly and going to school already. During recess, all the worms go to the courtyard to play tag. Big Bird sees one little worm is left out. Slimey notices, too, and invites the little worm, as well as Big Bird, to play. While learning the alphabet, they are disrupted by Snuffy jumping. When Slimey gets home, he tells Oscar what he learned at school such as cooperation and the word “no”.
Rosita's First Day on Sesame Street
Maria and Big Bird meet famous N-TV Hostess Nora Nicks! Prairie Dawn asks Savion Glover why he wears his hat to the side instead of the bill in front. Savion explains that he likes it that way, so she decides to wear her hair over her eyes and her dress backwards. Mr. Handford meets a new little monster named Rosita La Monstra de las Cuevas. When a Grandma enters Hooper’s store wanting to call her granddaughter, Rosita shows how she hugs and kisses her grandmother. When the Grandma mentions calling her niece and friend, Rosita shows how she dances with her aunt and jumps with her friend. Later, Rosita meets Prairie who struggles to pronounce Rosita’s full name. Rosita is distracted by Prairie’s backwards dress. They go to Hooper’s store where Mr. Hanford makes them several Hispanic meals.
Superhero Adventures
Elmo, Big Bird, Telly, and the kids pretend to be superheroes. Telly admits he has not yet decided which superhero he would like to be. Elmo is Super Elmo who thinks he helps Luis fix a broken toaster by speaking nicely to it. Big Bird is The Yellow Avenger, who saves Sesame Street from litter. While everyone is playing superheroes, they see Merry Monster and convince her to be a superhero too. When the group cannot find Telly, Merry becomes The Quiet Crusader and offers to help. When the superheroes do not think whispering his name will work, Merry becomes The Loud Crusader. Everyone helps search for Telly by loudly calling his name. After eating lunch, Telly returns with his superhero idea. He decides to be Soup Telly who serves imaginary soup to tired imaginary superheroes.
Snuffy Organizes the Snuffketeers
Snuffy is upset that he is too often mistaken for an elephant. There are so many differences between a Snuffleupagus and an elephant, so he sings about it. Elephants have wrinkly skin, trunks, and floppy ears whereas Snuffleupaguses are covered in fur, have snuffles, and do not have floppy ears. Elmo and Merry imagine that they have cars with many features including loud horns, radios, bells, and sirens. Snuffy and Big Bird host a game show called “Say the Word.” Gina is the contestant and says the word “love” before seeing the clue. Telly, Lillian, Savion, Gina, and Luis sing a song about triangles. Snuffy holds the first meeting of the Snuffketeers club. At first, he is disappointed when nobody shows up, but then Slimey and a few kids arrive and the meeting is called to order.
The Worm Winter Games
Slimey is representing Sesame Street in The Worm Winter Games in Squiggleville, France as his friends watch on TV! His first event is cross country skiing. He starts off well, but he falls twice and loses the race. The next event is up-and-downhill skiing. Slimey gets up the hill easily, but then falls going downhill and gets disqualified. In the speed skating event, he falls five times and loses the event. Oscar and Slimey are hopeful for the next event, the luge, as it is Slimey’s best event, and he has been practicing for years! The race was going so well, until he fell off his sled. Unfortunately, he falls in the last shape-skating event while skating and making a circle. Even though Slimey loses each event, he always gets up and tries again, so he wins the gold star in falling down.
Around the Corner
The new playground is expected to open today! The Sesame Street children and muppets excitedly walk there. When they arrive, they see a wooden barrier saying “Danger.” Biff says the playground is not finished yet. While waiting, they pass the time by joining The Count as he counts how many times the ballerinas jump in their class. Then, Big Bird visits Ruthie at Finders Keepers who introduces Big Bird to Little Green Riding Hood. She is very upset by her sister Little Red’s fame. Although it will not give make her more famous, Little Green gives a basket of goodies to the eager kids waiting to go to the playground! Once it is finished, everyone rushes to play. The Commissioner of Fun and Games officially opens the playground. Everyone is happy about the new playground, including Oscar.
Susan and Gordon Stay at the Furry Arms
Susan and Gordon’s apartment is getting painted, and they need a place to spend the night. Big Bird overhears his friends’ dilemma and offers to help. He suggests different places they could stay such as Hawaii, his nest, or the park! After realizing none of those options would work, Susan and Gordon reluctantly decide to try the Furry Arms Hotel. It’s very tiny inside and the last few rooms are taken by a group of chickens! Gordon decides to ask more of their friends if they can stay with them, but nobody can accommodate them. Meanwhile, Susan gets tricked into working the front desk! When Gordon returns, an unhappy pig checks out of the hotel, which means Gordon and Susan might have a room to stay. Until then, they sleep on the floor in the noisy hotel lobby which is technically a room.
Oscar and the Theme Song
Grundgetta, Oscar, and the Grouchketeers do not like the Sunny Days song. It makes them happy. Yuck! Oscar was too late putting his earmuffs on, so he was exposed to the song. Now, he cannot get Sunny Days out of his head! Oscar and Grundgetta try singing a grouchy rendition of My Favorite Things, but then Bob passes them singing the theme song. Oscar is so desperate to get the song out of his head that he asks Fluffy the Elephant to make noise to distract him. That seems to work at first, but then his animals start singing Sunny Days, too! Elmo passes by with his homemade STOP sign which provides some temporary relief. In his last attempt, Oscar puts on earmuffs and a football helmet! Oscar finally gets Sunny Days out of his head just in time for the end of the show and the closing song.
The Martians Visit Sesame Street
The Martians land in Mr. Hooper’s store! Gina tries to communicate with them and realizes they are hungry. Since they are unable to verbalize what they would like to eat, Gina hands them a menu. The Martians devour the menu itself! The Martians are satisfied and quickly disappear. Angela sings with children at her home day care. The Martians later appear at Angela and Jamal’s home while they care for and play with Baby Kayla. The Martians observe their interactions and learn that is love. At the end of the day on Sesame Street, Telly stops by Mr. Hooper’s store. Mr. Hanford tells him the store is closed and asks what Telly wanted. Telly did not want food, a toy, or a magazine. He wanted to look at the letters in the “Closed” sign. Mr. Hanford walks Telly home.
Dancing Ruthie
Big Bird and Ruthie join Celina's dance class, starting a day full of different kinds of dancing.
The Grand High Triangle Lover's Success Story
The Grand High Triangle Lover tells the exaggerated story of how he got his title.
Wanda the Word Fairy Visits
Wanda the Word Fairy looks for words on Sesame Street while waiting for her enchanted toaster to be fixed.
Big Bird and Snuffy Add
Big Bird, Snuffy and Alice count by using addition and subtraction.
The Worm Summer Games
Slimey represents Sesame Street in the Worm Summer Games, just as he did for the Worm Winter Games. His friends watch the TV and cheer from Hooper’s Store. At Wiggly Field, Slimey competes against other international worms and their Grouch coaches. Slimey’s first event is the One-Yard Dash. After a slow start, Slimey comes in first! He wins his next three events: “Over-Under-Around,” circle-throwing, and balance beam. Sportscaster Tim comments on Slimey’s losses in the winter games, and Oscar rants about his negativity. For Slimey’s last event, Letter Diving, he dives a Lowercase L Triple-Gainer and soaks Tim, to Oscar’s delight. At the closing ceremony, Slimey sets a world record and receives 5 gold medals while Oscar gives an inspiring speech about perseverance and ignoring negativity.
Rosita at the Furry Arms
Rosita learns be a bellhop from Benny at the Furry Arms Hotel! At first, Benny says he is too busy with his bellhop responsibilities to teach her. Rosita begs him, and Benny agrees. Rosita puts on the uniform and begins lessons. Benny tells Rosita how to greet guests and answer their questions. She learns when the Dinger rings the bell on his head, she must “hop to it” to see what they need at the desk. When she hears a telephone ring or the ice cream truck, she quickly goes to the desk, but they were not the right bell sounds. With help from The Count, Rosita also learns to count suitcases as Benny gets exhausted. At the end of the day, when Big Bird and friends invite Rosita to a movie, she learns the importance of job commitment and chooses to stay at the hotel and work with Benny.
Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop Visit Sesame Street
Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop visit Sesame Street, but Lamb Chop is too shy to meet anyone. Big Bird enters and Shari teaches Lamp Chop nice things to say when meeting someone new. They all sing How Do You Do. Lamb Chop and Big Bird become friends! Sooey the Pig enters but does not want to talk to them. She thinks no one will like her since she is a pig and can only oink and roll in mud. Big Bird and Lamb Chop cheer Sooey up and teach her the alphabet. Sooey is so inspired by Big Bird that she dresses like a bird so people will like her. After her new friends discourage becoming a bird to make friends, Sooey tries to become a lamb like Lamb Chop. Big Bird, Shari, and Lamb Chop help Sooey gain confidence and realize she is Perfect as a Pig and they love her just as she is.
Big Bird Has Birdy Pox
Big Bird has the Birdy Pox, so The Count, Snuffy and Maria try different things to make him feel better.
Big Bird Bowling Ball
Biff gets a bowling ball stuck to his thumb but is afraid of calling the doctor to get it off.
Elmo's Wiggle
Elmo learned a very silly wiggle dance. He is so excited to show his wiggle dance to Maria, but she is too busy all-day fixing toasters and answering the phone. However, Maria is not too busy to see Zoe’s letter “R” when she visits to show her writing skills. Elmo tries practicing patience, then drawing a letter “R” like Zoe, then disguising himself as “Customer Elmo” to get Maria’s attention. None of these attempts work! Elmo does not understand why she looked at Zoe’s drawing but will not watch his dance. Elmo gets upset! Maria thinks he is playing, which makes Elmo cry. When Maria sees Elmo crying, she apologizes for not giving him attention during the day. She dries his tears and gives him a kiss so he could do his wiggle. She suggests he shows the customers his wiggle as they wait.
Big Bird and the Cuckoos
While Big Bird goes to Hooper’s for a birdseed milkshake, two Cuckoo birds see his empty nest and move in! They tell Big Bird they are staying to hatch their egg and using other bird’s empty nests is the cuckoo way. They agree to leave once the baby is born. They also ask Big Bird to get them birdseeds, to hatch their egg, and to keep singing the alphabet song to it. Big Bird agrees, since he will do whatever he has to do to get his nest back! While the Cuckoos are at the movie, the egg hatches and the baby sings the alphabet song! After naming Baby Cathy and singing the Cuckoo National Anthem, the Cuckoos decide to stay in Big Bird’s nest. It’s the only home their baby has ever known! Big Bird is upset. Maria helps him demand his nest back and send the Cuckoos elsewhere for a new nest.
Many Monsters
Telly and Elmo see a huge letter M and say M is for Monsters. More monsters including Zoe, Rosita, Natasha, Humphrey join! Finally, many monsters join including Merry, Frazzle and other monsters. Elmo tells the viewers they will see many monsters on Sesame Street today. Telly, Rosita, Elmo, Merry, and two more monsters see a large number 6 in the park. They are supposed to show the viewers six of something. They do not have six of anything until they realize they can count themselves. Telly, Herry, and Rosita sing a pattern game with their dolls called A Monster and a Dolly. Then Elmo, Zoe, Telly, and Rosita hold cards with two or three letters and need to cooperate to form one word. They finally form the word “cooperate.” Zoe plays the alphabet song on a piano as many monsters sing.
The Art Dealer
A famous bird art collector wants to buy Big Bird's drawing of Mr. Hooper.
Slimey Goes Into Space
Slimey and his four worm friends from around the world are getting ready to blast off into space. The training officer from WASA explains that anyone can ask a question; that’s how you learn. Telly asks why anyone would fly into space. The training officer explains that they want to explore space and the moon. Oscar is very worried about Slimey and concerned that he will be gone for a long time. He wants to make sure that Slimey has everything he needs for space. Maria assures Oscar that Slimey will be back before he knows it. After a failed attempt at lift off, Snuffy sneezes, sending the ship rocketing into space. Everyone waves goodbye to Slimey as the ship leaves Sesame Street.
Slimey Returns from the Moon
Oscar is preparing for Slimey’s return from space. The training officer announces that the worms are on their way down and asks if anyone has any questions. Zoe wants to know what it means to "land." The training officer explains that it means to come down from the sky. As the spaceship prepares to land everyone is worried that the spaceship will crash. Professor Albert Einslime says they need a wash bucket to secure their safe landing. Gordon, Maria, Gabi and the WASA officer hurry over with a wash bucket and save the day - Slimey and the rest of the Wiggleprise crew has landed safely! Oscar is happy to have his worm safe and back on Sesame Street.
Big Bird Wants to be a Dancer
Big Bird tries and struggles to learn ballet.
Snuffy Takes Tap
Snuffy learns how to tap dance 'light on his feet' so he won't cause any more snuffle-earthquakes.
Prairie Dawn Gives Maria the Gift of Music
Prairie Dawn wants to play music for Maria but Maria is busy working, so she waits until she's done and puts on a show with her friends.
Telly and Baby Bear Camp Out on Mount Bear
Telly and Baby Bear go camping to earn their Bear Scout 'camping out like a bear' badges.
Welcome Alan
Big Bird introduces the Birdketeers to Alan, the new storekeeper at Mr. Hooper’s store! Big Bird and the Birdketeers help Alan by bringing his boxes into the store. As a thank you, Alan lets Big Bird and his Birdketeers have their meeting outside of the store and offers to make them snacks. Alan sets up a nice picnic table for everyone and even makes them peanut butter sandwiches, hamburgers, and milkshakes. Elmo and Herry officially join the Birdketeers as well as a special guest, the letter ‘H’. Alan manages to feed and host all of the hungry Birdketeers by himself. As Alan runs out of food and is about to tell everyone they need to leave, Big Bird surprises Alan by making him a lifetime Birdketeer member. The Sesame Street family sings a song to welcome Alan and they offer to clean up.
The Best Friends Pageant
As Snuffy and Big Bird play tag, they sing about best friends. Other best friend pairs such as Gabi, Miles, Telly, Baby Bear, Gordon, Susan, and a Honker and Dinger join the song. Prairie Dawn gets an idea for a Best Friends pageant! Telly and Baby Bear read about the pageant and want to join but argue about their act. Miles and Gabi also argue about a story they want to tell, and Big Bird and Snuffy cannot decide who is ‘it’ in tag. Even the Honker and Dinger argue. Maria advises Prairie Dawn to tell everyone to stop arguing and to cooperate. When this plan doesn’t work, Prairie Dawn cancels the pageant. Oscar enjoys the arguing and tells everyone the pageant is cancelled. They all decide to compromise and convince Prairie Dawn to reinstate the show. The Best Friends Pageant is a success!
Rosita Can't Fly
Rosita tries flapping her wings but is upset she cannot fly! To cheer her up, Maria takes Rosita to Big Bird who can relate since he also has wings but cannot fly. Big Bird explains to Rosita that even though she cannot fly, she can still do other things with her wings. This motivates Rosita to discover what she can do with her wings! She first finds Alan who is hot from moving all his boxes. Rosita cools him off by using her wings. As Rosita hangs out with Tarah, Rosita learns that her wings help her move very fast. Upon meeting Big Bird and the Birdketeers again, Big Bird surprises Rosita by making her an honorary Birdketeer. Together they all pretend to fly around Sesame Street. Rosita tells Maria all about the things she can do with her wings, but her favorite thing they can do is hug!
Around the Corner
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Papa Bear's Perpetual Porridge Machine
Papa Bear invents a porridge machine and asks Baby Bear to try it, but when he leaves, the machine won't stop producing porridge.
Preparing for a Hurricane on Sesame Street
On the television in Hooper’s store, Kermit the Frog announces that a hurricane is headed towards Sesame Street. Elmo is worried as he learns about what a hurricane is, but feels better once he knows how everyone will prepare for the storm. Big Bird’s friends help him move his things indoors, since he cannot stay in his nest during the storm. Oscar is excited about the bad weather, but Gordon and Bob insist that Oscar and his trash move inside to be safe. Although the lights go out, Gordon, Susan, Miles, and Big Bird have fun playing games and telling stories with flashlights. Big Bird is worried about his nest, but Gordon and Susan make him feel better. Everyone listens to the wind and watches the rain from inside.
Cleaning Up Sesame Street After the Hurricane
The hurricane has caused a huge mess on Sesame Street. Branches, leaves and debris are all over the neighborhood, but everyone is lending a hand and helping to clean up. Big Bird mourns the loss of his nest and cries, but Gordon comforts him. Snuffy helps Big Bird clean up the mess around his nest. Snuffy and Big Bird talk about how they are sad about the damage the hurricane the storm has done, but they are happy the storm couldn’t blow away friends. Everybody offers Big Bird a place to stay until his home is repaired. Big Bird drinks a birdseed milkshake and draws a picture to feel better about his nest.
Big Bird Sleeps Over at Gabi's After the Hurricane
Everyone is busy helping to fix up Big Bird’s new home. As they clean up, Big Bird remembers the day the hurricane came to Sesame Street and is angry and sad. Telly is worried - whenever he feels wind, he thinks another hurricane is coming. But Gina assures him that this does not mean there will be another storm. Big Bird stays at Luis and Maria’s apartment for the night. They have dinner together, and afterwards, as Big Bird gets ready for bed, he remembers stories about his nest and shares happy memories. Big Bird sings “That Good Old Nest of Mine.” Even though Big Bird is still sad, he is excited to make new memories with his new nest.
Building a New Nest for Big Bird
Sesame Street has been cleaned up from the hurricane’s damage, and Big Bird’s nest area now has strong, new doors and a mailbox. It is time for Big Bird to build his nest, but he doesn’t know how to begin. At first, Big Bird consults the three pig architects, and they suggest various ideas for how he can build his nest. Then Big Bird decides to call his Granny. Granny Bird offers to fly over and help, but it will take three weeks to get there. Granny Bird tells Big Bird to start rebuilding his nest by first collecting twigs. Everyone helps Big Bird and brings him sticks and twigs. Oscar even donates mud. But Big Bird still doesn’t know how to build the nest. Alan suggests that they take things slowly, one twig at a time. Soon enough, Big Bird’s new nest is almost complete!
Welcome Home Big Bird
Big Bird’s nest-building continues, as friends help with gathering sticks and mud. Telly and Elmo talk about the week they have had and remember the day the hurricane came to Sesame Street. Everyone wonders how they will know once the nest is finished. Big Bird calls Granny Bird. Granny tells Big Bird he will know his nest is complete with “the final twig”. Big Bird finds the final twig and adds it to his nest. The Big Bad Wolf, the City Nest Inspector, decides Big Bird’s nest is not ready yet, because the mud is still wet. Elmo suggests that Snuffy can help. Snuffy takes a deep breath and dries Big Bird’s nest with his snuffle. The wolf declares the nest is dry, safe, and fit to sit in. Everyone cheers and celebrates! Big Bird reads a bedtime story and falls asleep in his new nest.
Elmo Learns to Salsa
Elmo tries to find a dance partner for the salsa dance party.
Elmofante
Elmo pretends to be Elmofante, but needs help from the real Elefante to remove the 'E' mark off the screen.
Making Pictures for Snuffy's Grandma
Everyone prepares for the arrival of Snuffy's grandma by drawing pictures to welcome her to Sesame Street.
Elmo's Chicken Dream
Elmo tries to make his dream of dancing chickens happen again by reading and singing about chickens.
Baby Bear's First Day of School
It’s Baby Bear’s first day of school and he’s very excited! Papa Bear drops Baby Bear off at the school and tells him that he loves him and will be back after school. At school, Baby Bear becomes friends with Hansel and Gretel, Jack and Jill, Little Red Riding Hood, and other storybook characters. Even though Baby Bear is having fun making friends and learning new things, he also misses his family. Baby Bear wonders what they are doing and wishes that they could be with him in school. When Papa Bear picks Baby Bear up, Baby Bear tells him that he had a great time at school, but also missed his family. Papa Bear tells Baby Bear that it’s okay to miss family and when he does, he can think about seeing each other again at the end of the day talking about all the great things he did in school.
Telly Learns the Grouchketeer Cheer
Telly Monster is going to Oscar’s Annual Grouch Picnic and Field Day! Telly has to learn the Official Grouch Cheer but he’s the only one who can’t do it right. Telly tells Gordon how miserable he feels not being able to do the cheer. Gordon talks to Oscar and convinces him to let Telly try learning to do the cheer right while Telly keeps saying how he can’t do it and continues to be discouraged. Gordon motivates Telly by practicing the cheer with him and encouraging him by saying he can do it! Through Gordon’s encouragements, constant practice, and believing in himself, Telly finally learns to do the cheer right. Telly shows Oscar how he can do the cheer beautifully and boards the bus to go on the field trip with all the other Grouchketeers!
Who'll Replace the Big, Bad Wolf
The Big Bad Wolf is taking a vacation. He feels so exhausted from chasing pigs and dressing up like a grandma all the time. In the meantime, Zoe, Elmo, and Telly audition to be the wolf while the Big Bad Wolf is on vacation. For the audition, the three have to first, blow down a straw house, then, chase pigs, and lastly, pretend to be a grandma. All three of them creatively think of different ways to pass the test. However, they start to argue over who could best play the role of the Big Bad Wolf. Gordon talks to them and helps them to realize that it’s more important to stay friends than to be the wolf. When it’s time for the Big Bad Wolf to decide, he gives the role to Gordon since he did such a great job showing Telly, Zoe, and Elmo how to do everything that a Big Bad Wolf should do!
Mexico on Sesame Street
Rosita is feeling homesick because she misses her abuela and Mexico. Big Bird and friends see how much Rosita misses Mexico and decide to bring Mexico to her by decorating Sesame Street to look like Mexico. They also bring Mexican food and Luis sings a traditional Mexican song. Rosita is truly surprised and grateful when she sees what everyone has done for her. To everyone’s surprise, Rosita’s abuela shows up as well. Rosita’s abuela missed Rosita so much she had to fly in to see her and Rosita couldn’t be happier.
Gina's Vet Assistant
Gina is so busy and is in desperate need of an assistant. Her Furry Godmother appears and grants her a veterinarian’s assistant who happens to be Grover! Unfortunately, Gina is having a difficult time helping the hiccupping duck in her examining room because Grover keeps screaming, “Emergency!” Gina also finds it difficult to help the other animals because Grover is mistaking a camel for a horse, a lamp for a living thing, and a cat for a tiger. Gina decides to teach Grover about all the different animals and about living things so that he can better understand what a real veterinary assistant would do. In the end, Grover doesn’t think he can be Gina’s assistant, but finds a new way to cure the hiccupping ducks by surprising them!
Healthy Food Game Show
It’s time to play “The Healthy Foods Name Game” with Mr. Healthy Food. Elmo and his friends have to find four healthy foods of various colors before the mouse climbs to the top of the refrigerator. First, Elmo sets off to find a red healthy food and sees Luis cooking fajitas with red peppers. After, Zoe and Elmo find a white healthy food when Old MacDonald and Gladys the Cow give them a glass of milk filled with Vitamin D! Then, they head over to the vegetable garden to find lettuce, a green healthy food which is a healthy and crunchy part of any meal! Finally, as they look for a purple food to win the game, they see Snuffy pushing a purple eggplant home. Now that Elmo and his friends have found all four healthy foods, they get to eat the delicious and colorful foods that they’ve found!
Rock Sitter for Rocco
Zoe has to attend her swimming class but needs to find a rock sitter to read, sing, and play with Rocco. Telly offers to take care of Rocco while Zoe is away. Rocco likes rock stories and rock music. First, with Elmo’s help, Telly tells Rocco the story of “Goldirock and the Three Bears.” Then, Telly, Alan, and Bob sing, “Rock Around the Rock.” When Zoe returns from her swimming class, Telly tells her all the fun they had together while she was away. Telly offers to help Zoe take care of Rocco anytime!
How Many Balloons to Raise Snuffy?
Snuffy wants to be a cloud in the sky. He wonders how he can get up to the sky and realizes that he could use a balloon to lift him up. Snuffy wishes for a balloon and the Fairy Balloon Person (Richard Kind) comes to grant his wish. When they realize, one balloon is not enough to take Snuffy up to the sky, the Fairy Balloon Person continues to add five balloons each time. By the time they reach forty balloons, Snuffy starts going up to the sky flying higher and higher. Snuffy is happy to see the birds and the clouds but begins to get cold and lonely being all by himself. He wishes to go back down, and his wish is granted. Snuffy realizes that everyone he loves is down on Sesame Street and he would rather be a Snuffleupagus than a cloud.
Goldilocks Takes Over Two Nursery Rhymes
Goldilocks takes Little Miss Muffet’s curds and whey and then sticks her finger into Little Jack Horner’s pie. She takes both of their nursey rhymes and makes them into her own! Little Miss Muffet and Little Jack Horner are so upset they start crying. Baby Bear and Big Bird offer to help by encouraging them to be assertive and stand up for themselves. Little Miss Muffet and Little Jack Horner gain the confidence to approach Goldilocks who is at Hooper’s Store with Alan. Alan notice that the two are upset and encourages them to share their feelings with Goldilocks. After they express their feelings, Goldilocks didn’t know how she made them feel and apologizes she didn’t mean to make them feel sad. She learns that she wouldn’t like it if they did the same thing to her.
Telly's and Baby Bear's Story
Baby Bear and Telly decide to use their imaginations to write a story together. They have a hard time deciding on whether their story should be about a magic bowl of porridge or a magic triangle. With Maria’s help, they learn that best friends should be able to work together and decide to write a story about both! Baby Bear and Telly’s story takes place in the Kingdom of Dum Diddley Dum Diddley Do. In this Kingdom, there is a magical triangular bowl of porridge. The bowl has three sides and three angles and is filled with an unlimited amount of delicious porridge that King Baby Bear absolutely loves. Baby Bear and Telly realize that they make a great team and decide to write another story together!
Bob's Niece, Samara
Rosita and Telly want to play a game of tag but they can’t find anyone to play with them. They meet Bob’s niece, Samara, and wonder if she would like to play. Samara can’t hear them because she is deaf. Rosita and Telly are concerned because they don’t know how they will be able to all speak and play together. Samara explains that even though she can’t hear them, she can talk to them by using sign language. They have a lot of fun learning, playing, and also signing and saying the alphabet together. Everyone on Sesame Street gets so excited about sign language that they all can’t wait to learn more.
Birdseed Cookies
Big Bird’s granny is coming to Sesame Street. With Alan’s help, Big Bird decides to bake “The World’s Greatest Birdseed Cookies” for her. Big Bird and Alan gathered all the ingredients they need- birdseed, applesauce, bananas, porridge, and cinnamon. Baby Bear comes into Hooper’s wanting his porridge but eats a healthy fruit salad instead since Big Bear and Alan need the porridge for the cookies. As Alan and Big Bird continue to mix the ingredients, The Count comes in to help them count. He helps them figure out how many cookies they will be able to make with the dough. Granny Bird arrives just as the cookies finish baking. She is so grateful for the cookies that Alan and Big Bird had baked for her! They all enjoy eating the cookies together, except Alan who is on a birdseed-free diet.
American Fruit Stand
Alan is receiving a big delivery at Hooper’s Store, so Miles helps him out by watching the fruit stand. As Elmo and Zoe walk by talking about cookies and ice cream, Sesame Street is transformed into a 50’s musical show “American Fruit Stand.” Miles sings “I Love Fruit,” a song about how good fruit tastes and how good it is for the body. Elmo and Zoe get so excited about fruit that they now want an apple and an orange instead! Gina comes to the fruit stand and asks Miles for some peaches and pears. Sesame Street is transformed once again, and Miles sings “Peaches and Pears.” Maria needs some broccoli and it happens that the broccoli is a special guest star on “American Fruit Stand.” Miles sings “Broccoli is Good.” Everyone on Sesame Street is so excited about fruits and vegetables!
Elmo & Zoe's Scientific Exploration
Elmo watches a leaf floating in a bucket of water. This observation makes Elmo think about other scientific questions. Elmo, Zoe, and Telly become curious about whether or not objects such as a leaf, an apple, a rock (Rocco), and a triangle either float or sink in water. They first make a hypothesis about what might happen to each of the objects. Then they test their hypothesis with an experiment. In the meantime, Gordon is there to ask Elmo, Zoe, and Telly about what is happening and what might happen next. They all have a wonderful time exploring together and learning about experiments and hypotheses.
Adventures of Little Big Bird, Part 1
Mumford is doing his new big/little trick for everyone. While he meant to turn a big letter “M” into a little letter “m,” he accidentally turns Big Bird into little Big Bird! Big Bird feels like he is in a brand new world because of his small size. Everything is so big and he meets small creatures he would have never been able to meet before. All of a sudden, he hears Snuffy calling him for their playdate. Big Bird tries to call him back, but Snuffy can’t hear him because he is too small. Big Bird becomes frustrated and wants to be big again. He figures out a plan and embarks on his trip to Alan and Gordon, who can help him find Mumford.
Cookie Monster Thinks the Moon is a Cookie
Cookie Monster thinks the moon is a giant cookie and sets off on a mission to figure out how to get to the moon. Since Slimey has been to the moon and Gabi is saying a nursey rhyme about the cow who jumped over the moon, Cookie Monster asks them if the moon is a cookie. However, they don’t know since they’ve never tasted the moon before. While Cookie Monster is wondering how to get to the moon, Gordon enters with former astronaut, Buzz Aldrin, who explains that the moon is made out of rocks. Although it’s not a cookie, the moon is a beautiful and exciting place to look up at from Earth. Cookie Monster realizes that the moon is not a cookie and that he wouldn’t even want to eat it so the moon can continue to shine down on Earth.
What Happens Next Show
Oscar is a host for a messy scientific game show called, “What Happens Next?” and Elmo is so excited to play! With the help of his friends on Sesame Street, Elmo learns lots of new things about what would happen next when Slimey jumps into a little mud pool from a low diving board, and then from a high board. Would there be a little splash or a big splash? Elmo uses hypotheses when making guesses about what would happen next. Elmo has a great time learning to observe, making guesses, and checking to see if his hypothesis is correct!
Grouch Apprentice
The grouch with the most trash in the world, is looking for a new apprentice. Oscar, Grundgetta, and the other grouches can’t wait to meet him because if they get chosen, they will get to keep some of his trash. Elmo decides that he wants to be a helper too, because he likes to help others. The grouch with the most trash in the world puts them through counting and sorting tasks that Elmo does great at. Grump decides that even though Elmo succeeded at all the tasks, he is too good at being a helper to help a grouch. Grundgetta and Oscar are both hired, but they no longer want to be apprentices because they don’t want to help Grump get his trash. He leaves Oscar and Grundgetta no choice but to tell him, “You’re fired!”.
Adventures of Little Big Bird, Part 2
Previously, Big Bird was accidentally changed into little Big Bird when Mumford tried to do a magic trick. While it was fun being little, little Big Bird now wants to be big again so that he can play with his friend Snuffy. He decides that he has to make his way to Alan and Gordon, who can help him find Mumford to change him back. On his very long and slow trip, a ladybug named Mike crash lands right into him. He teaches little Big Bird that he has to keep trying no matter what obstacles he faces and what size he is. Little Big Bird remembers to believe in himself and with a little persistence, he finally makes it! Once he is finally noticed, Mumford is able to turn little Big Bird back into big Big Bird.
Telly Learns to Catch a Ball
While everybody’s playing catch on Sesame Street, Telly sadly admits to Baby Bear that he doesn’t know how to catch a ball. Baby Bear assures Telly not to worry and tries to teach him how to catch. Telly holds out his hands and keeps his eyes on the ball but keeps missing. Even with the help of his other friends, Baby Bear, Rosita and Maria, Telly keeps missing the ball. As Telly is about to give up, Baby Bear comes back with the Manager of the New York Yankees, Joe Torre. Torre encourages Telly by telling him that he is doing everything right but since catching can be a hard thing to learn, he just needs to keep practicing. As Torre leaves, he throws Telly a beach ball and Telly catches it! Telly is thrilled that he caught the ball and continues to practice with Baby Bear.
As The Porridge Cooled
Telly is doing a “Monster on the Spot” report about Baby Bear who tells the story of what really happened to the three bears. Instead of going for a walk while their porridge was cooling, they were running and jumping through the woods. They get lost in the magic garden and a wizard puts a spell on them, turning them into ducks! Baby Bear tests his hypothesis that they can turn into a different animal depending on the animal sound they make. Through his experiment, he finds out that his guess is correct! They all make bear sounds and transform into bears again but now the wizard wouldn’t let them out until they name three things about vegetables. With the help of the Singing Vegetables, the three bears learn that vegetables are delicious, are good for you... and are musical!
Snuffy Feels He's Too Big
Snuffy sees Elmo, Zoe, and Carina the Ballerina, ballet dancing and wants to join in on the fun. He tries to follow along with them as they leap and twirl around but ends up falling down. Snuffy becomes sad and insecure about his size when his friends tell him that maybe he’s too big to dance ballet. Snuffy tries to figure out ways to make himself smaller by imagining himself as a mouse and doing scrunching down exercises. While Snuffy becomes discouraged that he can’t seem to change his size, Big Bird, Luis, Maria, and Gabi tell Snuffy that he is perfect just the way he is. Zoe, Elmo, and Carina apologize to Snuffy for hurting his feelings. They learn that anyone can dance, and that dancing should be about having fun with all your friends, no matter what size they are.
Big Bird, Snuffy & Friends Hike
Maria, Luis, Big Bird, and Snuffy are planning for a hike. They pack their backpacks, water, and trail mix. Big Bird and Snuffy are especially excited since they have never been on a hike before! Maria explains how hiking can be a great exercise and how you can find many interesting things throughout the hike. During their hike, they stop to observe things around them they have never noticed before. Such as the bark and leaves of a tree, the colors of a pebble on the ground, and even a tap dancing spider! Although Maria, Luis, Big Bird, and Snuffy don’t get very far on the hiking because of all the wonderful things they find, Big Bird and Snuffy have a great time on their very first hike.
Elmo and Zoe Claim a Ball
Zoe and Elmo find a ball on Sesame Street and start to argue over whose ball it is. They both keep saying, “It’s mine!” Luis enters and explains that instead of arguing over whose ball it is, they could have fun with it by sharing, taking turns, and playing together. While Zoe and Elmo are learning to share and take turns, Baby Bear comes in and is so relieved to see his ball! They all begin to argue over whose ball it is again until Baby Bear shows Zoe and Elmo the letter “B” he had marked on the ball for “Baby Bear.” When Baby Bear sees that Zoe and Elmo are sad to see the ball go, he decides to share the ball with them. They all learn that taking turns and playing together is even more fun than having the ball to yourself.
Super Chicken on Sesame Street
Super Chicken is coming to the rescue and solving everyone’s problems. Super Chicken helps Luis and Maria replenish their supply of packing tape, helps Miles untie shoelaces, and fixes Gabi’s broken popcorn machine. Super Grover begins to feel sad and useless as a superhero, once he sees everything Super Chicken is doing. He thinks that perhaps his friends on Sesame Street don’t need him anymore. However, Luis, Maria, Gabi, Miles, and Big Bird all tell Super Grover that the only real superhero for Sesame Street is him, especially since there’s no other superhero in the world who can give a super hug like he does!
Banana in the Stone
Telly and Baby Bear are taking care of Curly for the day. Hooper’s Store ran out of apples, Curly’s favorite snack, so Telly and Baby Bear encourage her to try another healthy snack - a banana! Unfortunately, Curly keeps pushing the banana away, so they tell her the story of “The Banana in the Stone,” hoping to inspire her to try the banana. In the story, whoever pulls the banana out of the stone becomes the king or queen of the medieval land. At the end, the young bear (Baby Bear) pulls the banana out of the stone in order to give it to his hungry little sister. By the time the story is over, Curly Bear, being so drawn to bananas through the story, has already eaten half the banana!
Abby Cadabby Comes to Sesame Street
Abby moves to Sesame Street and is looking for someone to play with. She meets Snuffy and Big Bird, who invite her to play hide-and-seek. Abby is a little worried meeting everyone all at once, but Big Bird and Snuffy encourage her to not be shy or afraid. She takes Big Bird’s hand and says she wants to learn everything. Throughout her day on Sesame Street, Abby learns how to play hide-and-seek, count to ten, and turn a pumpkin into a toaster. She meets many new friends who are all excited to meet her too, as they have never met a fairy before. Elmo and Zoe ask Abby is she would be their friend and come back to play. This makes Abby so happy it makes her float in the air!
Abby's First Day of School
It’s Abby’s first day at school and she is so excited to learn. Mrs. Goose introduces Abby to the class, and they sing her the “Welcome Song,” making her feel at home. Next it’s time for Show and Tell, but Abby didn’t know she was supposed to bring something to share. Abby decides to use her magic wand to leave school and ask Elmo for help. As Elmo tells Abby that the class would love to see her wand, he accidentally taps his head with the wand and appears at Abby’s school. Abby thinks it would be more fun to introduce Elmo to the class for Show and Tell and share about what a good friend he is. Mrs. Goose allows Elmo to be the class guest for the day and they sing him the “Welcome Song.” Abby is having a great first day of school and is so happy to be learning so many new things.
Cookie World
La la la la, Cookie’s World. That’s right! Today, Cookie Monster wants to learn more about cookies! He starts by asking Bob how to eat a cookie, but instead he shows Cookie how to eat an apple, a healthy and crispy snack. Cookie Monster counts how many cookies are on his plate and does subtraction by eating them. He also wants to learn who eats cookies and who doesn’t. He asks if basketballs and toasters eat cookies and learns that they don’t! When Cookie Monster introduces Zoe, his dancing friend, she does an amazing cookie dance by jumping and twirling like a chocolate chip. Cookie Monster still wants to know more about cookies. He decides to talk to a cookie and learns that cookies are crunchy and delicious!
Miles and Gabi Graduate High School
Gabi and Miles are graduating from high school. Elmo can’t believe that they are finished with school when he hasn’t even started. Gabi and Miles remember their very first day of school and tell Elmo all about it. They were so excited to learn new things and have fun. Their classroom was an amazing place filled with books, toys, and blocks. There was also a cupboard full of art supplies. In class, they sang the alphabet song and drew pictures of the things they loved. One time, Gabi and Miles both wanted to play with a fire truck. They learned how to share and how it is an important part of being in school. Elmo can’t wait to start school!
Dinosaur on Sesame Street
Herb, short for Herbivore, is a plant eating dinosaur who has come to Sesame Street! He and his cousin, Shirley, are the only dinosaurs left, as dinosaurs have gone extinct. Herb meets many new friends on Sesame Street and learns something new from each and every one of them. He learns that salads aren’t trees but a healthy food with lettuce, carrots, and tomatoes from Alan. He also learns about taking turns and sharing a toy from Zoe and Rosita, and the letters of the alphabet from Big Bird, Elmo, and the Birdketeers. Herb even gets to try something he has never done before - play with a worm! Herb takes Slimey for a ride all around Sesame Street. Herb’s day at Sesame Street teaches him that you’re never too old to learn.
Snow White's Meltdown
Snow White and the 7 dwarves are on Sesame Street! No matter how you count Snow White’s dwarves, there are always 7 and there’s even a song to prove it. When one of the dwarves has to leave, there are no longer 7 dwarves. Snow White is upset and doesn’t know what to do because it’s supposed to be Snow White and the 7 dwarves, not the 6 dwarves. Elmo encourages Snow White to not give up and suggests subtracting a number from the song each time a dwarf leaves. She continues to sing until she is left without any dwarves. Snow White wants to give up, but Elmo has a great idea! Alan and 6 kids are going to add themselves together to become Snow White’s 7 dwarves. Snow White loves this idea, and everyone sings happily ever after!
Maria and Luis' Wedding Anniversary
Today is Luis and Maria’s wedding anniversary and they decide to celebrate by having a picnic together. Little do they know, it is also “H” day on Sesame Street. Elmo, Zoe, and Big Bird come by singing about the letter “H,” but Luis and Maria sneak off to find another spot for their picnic. The H-Man comes too and wants everyone to play “The Sound of H.” Luis and Maria join in at first but sneak away again while others are hopping along. As they’re about to enjoy their picnic, it’s time for the letter “H” dance. Luis and Maria decide to dance “The Hula” with everyone as it was their favorite dance, which they did on their honeymoon. Luis and Maria have a happy anniversary after all.
Elmo and Alan Play School
Elmo wants to play school, but who can be his teacher? Alan agrees to be Elmo’s pretend teacher for the day while he’s working at Hooper’s Store. Mr. Alan greets the class and takes attendance, since this is what Elmo says happens in real school. During Elmo’s day at school, he draws a picture, listens to Mr. Alan reading a book, and sings the alphabet song. Mr. Alan’s school gets very popular as Old McDonald’s goat, an elephant, and other students join his class. When the elephant wants to learn how to rhyme, Mr. Alan explains that a rhyme is when two words sound the same. Elmo thanks his favorite teacher, Mr. Alan, for the best day of pretend school ever!
Jelmo
Elmo is celebrating the letter “J!” He changes his name to Jelmo and starts jumping around. He’s going to celebrate by doing things that start with the letter “J.” He jumps over to the Fix-It-Shop to see if Maria is fixing anything that begins with the letter “J.” Someone comes in to get his juicer fixed for the Juice Lovers Club. After seeing that the juicer only plays the Jitterbug song instead of making juice, Jelmo suggests changing his club to a Jitterbug club. Jelmo jumps over to Big Bird who is telling the nursery rhyme of “Mary Had a Little Lamb.” With the help of Mary, a jar of jam, and the Birdketeers, they change the nursery rhyme to “Jenny Had a Little Jam.” After a long day of jumping, Jelmo decides to “just rest” because sometimes the letter of the day can be exhausting.
Ask Oscar Show
It’s time for “Ask Oscar” with Telly as the host of the show. He reads a letter from a boy who can’t remember the name of the little round things that hold his jacket together. Telly is ready to get the answer from Oscar, but he won’t tell! Telly decides to get some help from his friends on Sesame Street. Maria tries to get Oscar to name things that start with the letter “B” and Alan plays “One of These Things is Not Like the Other” with Oscar. Baby Bear pretends that Telly, who is dressed up like a button, can’t remember who he is. Oscar finally whispers the answer and Telly hears him say “Buttons!” Telly couldn’t be happier that someone asked, and Oscar finally answered.
Big Bird Wishes the Adults were Kids
Big Bird is looking for someone to play with, but the adults are busy working. He thinks that adults aren’t fun and wishes for them to become kids. To Big Bird’s surprise, his Fairy Godperson appears and grants him his wish and Alan, Maria, and Gordon get transformed into kids. The three of them are having a great time playing, while everyone else on Sesame Street is wondering where they could be. Luis needs Maria’s help at the Fix-It-Shop, Baby Bear needs a bowl of porridge from Hooper’s, and Miles is looking for Gordon. Big Bird learns how important the adults are and how much people count on them. He wishes for Alan, Maria, and Gordon to become adults again. Alan, Maria, and Gordon had so much fun that they also learn it’s important to make time to play with the kids in their lives.
Baby Bear Writes a Story
Baby Bear is writing an exciting story about the Three Bears. With the help of Elmo, he decides the story is going to be The Three Bears in Outer Space. In the beginning of the story, the three Astro Bears are trying to figure out how porridge tastes in space. Zoe suggests including a cowgirl in the middle of the story and Big Bird thinks a tap-dancing chicken can start shaking the spaceship. For the end of the story, Baby Astro Bear politely asks the chicken to stop tap-dancing and the three Astro Bears find out that porridge in space tastes just right and they live happily ever after. Baby Bear and his friends think this is the greatest story ever and they all helped to write it together!
Telly's Doll Freddy Play with Rocco
Zoe is pretending to be a teacher and is getting Rocco and all of her dolls ready for a field trip. Telly wants his doll, Freddy, to go on the trip but Zoe says the bus is full. With Freddy being left behind, Telly, Baby Bear, and Freddy decide to play a new game where Freddy is a superhero, saving the world from the dastardly dinosaur. When Zoe returns from the field trip, she asks if Rocco can play with them. Telly is surprised Rocco wants to play with Freddy now when he didn’t before. Zoe apologizes for hurting Freddy’s feelings but Telly isn’t sure if he’s ready to accept the apology. Baby Bear explains that we all make mistakes sometimes and suggests it would be fun to have Rocco play with them. Telly and Freddy agree, and they all have a great time pretending to save the world.
Healthy Food Pageant
Prairie Dawn and her Sesame friends are putting on a “Healthy Food Pageant.” Prairie plays the piano while everyone else dresses up as different foods, singing about how they are good for you. Zoe sings about potatoes and Rosita sings about tortillas. It’s Telly’s turn to sing about asparagus, but there’s a problem. He can’t sing because he has never tested an asparagus before. When he tries one, he loves it and goes on stage to tell everyone about it. After Telly, it’s Elmo’s turn to sing about broccoli but he can’t find his costume! Gabi helps Elmo remember all the places he might have left it and Elmo remembers and makes it on stage. Everyone performs a wonderful pageant and learns how to stay healthy and strong every day.
Baby Bear Builds a Lemonade Pouring Machine
Miles is having a busy day at Hooper’s store as everyone seems to want lemonade. Baby Bear has a brilliant idea to help Miles - an Automatic Lemonade Pouring Machine. He draws his invention and plans to build it with Telly and Elmo’s help. They all cooperate together by gathering parts and following the plan to build the machine. When it’s time to test out the machine, everything runs smoothly until the very end when the lemonade doesn’t end up pouring. Baby Bear, Telly, and Elmo are frustrated and upset but Squeaky the Mouse encourages them to not give up and figure out what went wrong. Miles comes over and is very thankful that they built this machine for him. They all work together once again and finally get it to work!
Slimey Wants to be a Super Hero
Slimey wants to be a hero just like Trash Gordon. Rosita and Elmo are surprised because heroes are supposed to be big and strong. Oscar explains that Slimey is strong and just the right size. Slimey is unsure if he can do it, but Oscar reassures him that he can do everything that any other hero can do. Slimey’s first mission is to save the letter of the day. He uses his body to finish the rest of the letter “N.” He also helps Miles and Gabi who are missing a checker piece by curling into a circle and “becoming” the missing piece. Elmo forgets his bowl of ice cream inside Hooper’s Store and Miles can’t unlock the door because he dropped the key inside. Slimey crawls through the small keyhole, gets the key, and saves the day once again. Everyone is so thankful. Three cheers for Slimey!
Alphabet Road Show
The Alphabet Road Show is coming to Sesame Street! This show takes you on the road in search of people saying the alphabet in different, special ways. David Letterguy, the host of the show, is ready to start the show. First is Baby Bear who says the alphabet while he’s waiting for his porridge to cool. Next, Telly says the alphabet while bouncing on his pogo stick and wearing a triangle hat. Finally, Elmo is next, but he can’t think of a different way to say the alphabet. He decides to go for a bike ride to help him think. When David Letterguy is about to leave, he hears Elmo saying the alphabet while riding his tricycle. What a special way to say the alphabet! Elmo makes it on the show as well.
Zoe has a Birthday Party for Rocco
Zoe is having a birthday party for her pet rock, Rocco. She makes her very own invitation for the party, and everyone is invited! Elmo runs into a problem. What do you get a rock for his birthday? With the help of Super Grover and Miles, Elmo decides to draw a picture of Rocco on a pony as a present. The Street is decorated and all of Rocco’s family and friends are there to celebrate. They have a clown, a birthday cake, and presents! Everyone gives Rocco such thoughtful gifts. Zoe says that Rocco is very thankful and that he is very happy.
Oscar Gets a Rattendoodle
Oscar gets a new dog named Cranky. Cranky is a Rottendoodle, a grouch dog that never helps, kisses, or does what you tell it to do. However, when Oscar tells Cranky to sit, she listens and sits. He plays fetch with her and she catches the ball too. When Cranky sees Bob, she gives him a big kiss. Oscar loves his dog but is convinced that something is strange when Cranky begins to help everyone on Sesame Street. She’s loving, clean and helpful when she’s supposed to be grouchy. Oscar learns that sometimes dogs are different from the way you expect them to be. He begins to wonder about giving her away, but he is secretly starting to like her. Oscar decides to keep Cranky, who is nice and annoying - a grouch’s dream come true.
Zoe Wants Long Hair Like Rapunzel
When Zoe wishes to have long hair just like Rapunzel, Zoe’s Hairy Godperson appears and grants her wish. Elmo compares a picture of Rapunzel with Zoe, and sees that Zoe’s hair is long but not as long as Rapunzel’s hair. Zoe makes another wish for her hair to become longer than it was, but Rapunzel’s hair is still longer. When she grants a third wish to have longer hair than Rapunzel’s hair, her wish is granted, and now she has the longest hair. However, Zoe can’t move and play anymore because her hair is everywhere. Zoe’s hair starts causing trouble when it blocks traffic and the Prince gets tangled up in her hair. Zoe wishes for her old hair back and her wish is granted. Elmo tells Zoe he likes her hair just the way it is, and Zoe agrees!
What Comes Next Game Show
It’s time to play the “What Comes Next Game” where you have to guess what comes next in a pattern before the mouse rings the bell. Elmo is first given the pattern of an apple, banana, apple, banana, apple. He talks about the pattern and figures out that the next fruit should be a banana. Next, Big Bird and Elmo are going to play the game and the pattern is all four seasons. Big Bird and Elmo describe what happens in each season to help them figure it out. Now it’s on to the next pattern and this time Elmo is the announcer, Telly is the bell and the viewers get to figure out the pattern. Elmo has some kids stand in a line as one twists, one hops, one twists, and one hops. The next action in the pattern is...twisting! Elmo thanks everyone for playing the “What Comes Next Game!”
Gina Adopts A Baby Part 1
There’s a lot of excitement on Sesame Street because Gina is adopting a baby! After a lot of planning, today is the day that Gina is flying to Guatemala to pick up baby Marco and bring him home. Gina has been waiting for this moment and has made sure that everything is taken care of while she is away. There is a veterinarian covering for her, and Luis and Gordon are setting up the crib. Big Bird, Elmo, Baby Bear and Rosita have noticed all of the excitement, but they don’t know what it means to adopt a baby. Gina explains that there is a baby that needs love and caring for and she wants to be the person to provide those things. They all can’t wait to meet the new baby and help in any way they can. The next time they see Gina, she will be a mommy and she will have a new family!
Gina Adopts A Baby Part 2
Gina is coming home today with her newly adopted baby Marco and everyone can’t wait for them to arrive! Everyone has been so busy gathering blankets and diapers, making mobiles, and putting together the crib that that they didn’t even realize that Gina and Marco had finally arrived. They all want to continue helping, but what Gina and the baby really need is some rest. This doesn’t stop Elmo and Big Bird from wanting to teach the baby the alphabet or Telly from giving the baby a triangle lovers test. Finally, all of the helpers leave and Gina has some time alone with her baby. She is extremely happy to be a mommy and to take care of her new family. Everyone returns and Gina realizes that she is going to need lots of help, and she is grateful that everyone cares so much.
Gina Adopts A Baby Part 3
Snuffy and Big Bird want to play with their new friend Marco, Gina’s baby. They have brought a whole wagon full of things to play with, such as a baseball bat and glove, rollerskates, a pogo stick, and checkers. Gina tells them that the baby is still too young to play with any of those things. She suggests that they think like babies to come up with games that everyone can play together. Big Bird and Snuffy remember playing peek-a-boo, singing songs, and guessing animal sounds. They have so much fun on their playdate, but now they are ready to take naps.
National Try A New Food Day!
It’s “National Try a New Food Day” and Telly is the Monster On-The-Spot Reporter. His first report is about Baby Bear, who always has his porridge with brown sugar and honey, but today he is going to try it with fresh fruit. It’s delicious and he wants to try his porridge with a new fruit every day. Oscar tries a cherry on top of his chocolate ice cream with fish, sauerkraut, and marshmallows, Gordon tries sushi, Elmo and Zoe try asparagus, and Cookie Monster tries celery. The only one who hasn’t tried something new is Telly. He is a little apprehensive because he always has his grilled cheese sandwich cut into triangles. But what if it was cut into squares instead? To his surprise squares are as yummy as triangles!
Oscar and Grundgetta Race the Sloppy Jalopy
Oscar and Grundgetta planned to race the Sloppy Jalopy in the Nastycar Races, but the Jalopy won’t start. Maria and Luis offer to help, but Oscar insists that Grouches never need help. Grundgetta thinks that they should cooperate. Oscar finally agrees, but Maria and Luis aren’t able to fix it. Oscar then calls a grouch mechanic to try, but that doesn’t work either. Then they try magic from Abby, but she turns the Jalopy into a pumpkin. They all cooperate to turn the Jalopy back to normal, but Oscar is about to give up. Just then, Gina’s baby tosses his bottle and it hits the Jalopy. It starts to run! It’s too late to make the race, but Oscar and Grundgetta win anyway. If your Jalopy never moves, you win first place.
Abby's First Day of School
It’s Abby’s first day at school and she is so excited to learn. Mrs. Goose introduces Abby to the class, and they sing her the “Welcome Song,” making her feel at home. Next it’s time for Show and Tell, but Abby didn’t know she was supposed to bring something to share. Abby decides to use her magic wand to leave school and ask Elmo for help. As Elmo tells Abby that the class would love to see her wand, he accidentally taps his head with the wand and appears at Abby’s school. Abby thinks it would be more fun to introduce Elmo to the class for Show and Tell and share about what a good friend he is. Mrs. Goose allows Elmo to be the class guest for the day and they sing him the “Welcome Song.” Abby is having a great first day of school and is so happy to be learning so many new things.
The Bookaneers
Alan and Elmo are reading a book in Hooper’s store when suddenly three pirates appear. The pirates call themselves the Bookaneers because they love to read and they love books! The pirates invite Elmo to become a Bookaneer but he must first pass the Bookaneer test. Elmo has to look like a pirate, say the alphabet with a giant squid, and find three words that start with the letter “F.” For the final part of the test, Elmo has to help the pirates find a treasure by following directions on the map. The map leads them to a sign that reads, “Library,” where they find their treasure - books! The pirates use their library cards to borrow some of their favorite books and Elmo becomes an official Bookaneer.
Chris Looks for a Job
Gordon and Susan’s nephew, Chris Robinson, moves to Sesame Street and is looking for a new job. The first ad he sees is from the Count, who is looking for someone to do exercises so that he can count them. The next ad he sees is for a sales job, selling cookies for Cookie Monster. But Cookie has a hard time parting with his cookies and he no longer wants to sell them. Chris then finds an ad to be Horatio Elephant’s dance partner, but turns it down since he will be paid in peanuts instead of money. When Chris is about to give up, he sees a “Help Wanted” sign hanging in Hooper’s Store. Alan says he can use Chris’s help to stock shelves, work the register, and sweep. Chris can’t wait to start his new job!
Dog Escapes from Abby's Book
Abby, Telly, and Baby Bear are reading a magical book called The Wild Adventures of Action Dog, that moves and makes sounds along with the story. When Abby has to leave, she lets Telly and Baby Bear borrow her book. As the book begins to move out of control, it flies out of their hands and the word “dog” pops rights out and runs away. Telly and Baby Bear think of ways to find the word. They chase the dog, dress up like dogs, and draw a lost dog sign but nothing works. When Abby returns, she suggests turning the book to page 11 where there is a picture of a stick along with the word. Abby tells the dog to fetch the stick and the dog immediately jumps into the page. The word “dog” is back in the book and now they can find out what will happen next in their story.
Lucy the Lazy Lizard
Elmo loves with his favorite book, Lucy the Lazy Lizard. Maria reads him the story of Lucy the Lazy Lizard who lounged lazily on her log when a train came lumbering down the tracks heading straight for her. Luckily, Lucy is the strongest lizard in Lackawanna and lifts the tracks over her head so the train can pass right over. After the story, Maria leaves for work and Elmo looks for someone else to read to him. Elmo asks Telly to read his book but Telly is busy playing with his Triangle train set. Telly is taking the triangles to Tuscaloosa but realize that they have already been there. Elmo suggests taking them to Lackawanna and begins to tell the story about Lucy. Telly acts out the story with his train set and they have the greatest train adventure ever!
Abby Plays the Letter
Elmo and Zoe are having trouble thinking of a game they both want to play, so Alan teaches them the letter “P” game where they have to find things that start with the letter “P.” They find a penguin, a potato, a pineapple, and a peanut butter on pumpernickel bread. When Abby poofs in to join them, she uses her magic to bring Peter Piper and Prince Paul. Although they are both perfect for the letter “P” game, Peter needs to pick his pickled peppers and Prince Paul needs to find Cinderella. They both need to get back to Fairyland, but Abby hasn’t learned how to send them back. She remembers her mommy saying a rhyme while waving her wand and gives it a try. With the help of her friends and the perfect rhyme, Peter and the Prince are successfully sent home.
Big Bird Breaks Elmo's Tricycle
Big Bird tries riding Elmo’s tricycle but ends up breaking it. Elmo is sad his tricycle is broken, and Big Birds feels sad because he didn’t mean to break it. Gordon helps them feel better by reminding them that they can take the broken tricycle to the Fix-It Shop. When they get to the shop, Elmo and Big Bird have to wait since Maria is busy with another customer. While they are waiting, they pretend to ride an imaginary tricycle. Pretend tricycles are lots of fun because they can ride them anywhere their imagination takes them, even under the sea! Elmo has so much fun riding his pretend tricycle with Big Bird that when his real tricycle is fixed, he decides to keep playing with Big Bird as they ride their pretend tricycles to the moon!
Big Bird Helps Zero
The number Zero is upset because his number means he is nothing. Big Bird decides to show Zero that being nothing is good for something. As they arrive at Hooper’s Store, Alan explains how the number zero helps him keep track of what he needs to order because zero means he ran out of something. Chris and the baseball team also ask Zero to stand by the scoreboard to help keep score. This makes Zero feel better until he thinks it’s his fault Telly’s team doesn’t have any runs. He decides to not be a zero anymore and become a pig instead. This becomes a problem when the Worm Air and Space Agency can’t continue the countdown for the spaceship to blast off. When Big Bird reminds Zero how he helped Alan and Chris, Zero agrees to be himself again and completes the countdown!
Sleepy Grouchy
Oscar, Grundgetta, Elmo, Telly, and Slimey are reading “The Tale of Sleeping Grouchy.” The story tells the tale of a grouchy princess, who says grouchy things. One day, the grouchy princess is on a grouchy walk and disturbs a wizard who is walking nearby. The wizard casts a spell, putting her to sleep for a hundred years. Princess Grouchy’s parents are very upset and want to find a way to break the sleeping spell. They offer to reward any prince who can wake up the princess. Prince Elmo tries to tickle the princess with a feather and Prince Telly tries playing his loud tuba, but she still does not wake up. When Prince Slimey arrives, he gives Princess Grouchy a sweet, loveable kiss on the cheek. The princess wakes up from the spell, and lives grouchily ever after.
Triangle Lover of the Day
Telly invites Baby Bear to the Triangle Lover’s meeting so his best friend can be there when he gets crowned Triangle Lover of the Day. The meeting begins with the building of the triangle in the same way they always do it. When Baby Bear suggests building the triangle in a different way, the triangle lovers learn that as long as it has three sides and three corners, a triangle is a triangle! Baby Bear continues to give new ideas to improve the Triangle Lover’s Anthem and Cheer by adding new rhymes. When it is time to decide the Triangle Lover of the Day, Baby Bear gets crowned instead of Telly. Telly is upset, but Gordon helps him learn that it’s okay to feel jealous. Baby Bear reminds Telly that he may win the crown at the next meeting since nobody loves triangles more than he does.
Fairy Tale Emergency
Prairie Dawn, the Fairy Tale News reporter, is here to ask, “How can you prepare for an emergency?” An emergency is when something unexpected happens, and you have to be prepared to do something fast. First she interviews the Three Little Pigs who are preparing for the Big Bad Wolf. One of the pigs has an emergency kit full of bricks to build his house if the wolf blows it away. Next, she interviews Sleeping Beauty who prepares a wake-up kit which includes an alarm clock and a rooster, in case the prince isn’t around to kiss her and wake her up. Lastly, Prairie Dawn interviews Baby Bear who is ready for a home invasion from Goldilocks, thanks to his Porridge Detector Protector that he has invented with the help of his friends.
Rosita, Telly, and Zoe Play House
Rosita, Telly, and Zoe play house and pretend to be a happy family. They have trouble agreeing on who gets to dust the lamp and who gets to use the vacuum. This makes them angry, but they learn to work together and take turns. When it’s time to go for a drive, they can’t agree on who gets to drive the pretend car or where they are going. They become frustrated and decide they can’t play happy family anymore since they’re not happy all the time. Alan explains that a family doesn’t need to be happy all the time. Sometimes families can be sad or get angry at each other, but that doesn’t stop them from being a family. They learn that families work out their problems together and agree to have Alan drive the pretend car and go to a place everyone would like.
The Missing Melon
Gabi, Telly and Zoe are having a picnic. When their melon suddenly disappears, Telly and Zoe become detectives to solve the mystery. They begin by asking questions and retracing their steps. When they realize that no one saw the melon disappear, they decide to place an orange where the melon used to be, hoping to catch the melon thief in action. As they’re looking for a hiding place, the orange disappears too! Telly decides to dress up as a melon and stand where both the melon and the orange had been. When Zoe doesn’t see Telly disappear, she takes out a magnifying glass and notices tiny footprints on the table, leading to an ant who has carried the melon, orange and Telly to the garden to have her own picnic. Telly and Zoe invite the ant to their picnic to share their food all together.
Elmo Sends Abby a Letter
Elmo is writing a letter to Abby because she has never received one before. Elmo gets some paper and crayons but remembers that he doesn’t know how to write. Chris helps Elmo by listening to what Elmo wants to say and writing it down for him. Elmo decides to end the letter with, “Love, Elmo” and realizes he can write his name on his own! Chris addresses the envelope, puts a stamp on it, and puts Elmo’s letter inside. When Elmo tells Abby about the letter, they get so excited they decide to read the letter instead of putting it in the mailbox. Chris helps Abby read her very first letter and she is so happy and excited. Abby can’t wait to write her first letter to Elmo, thanking him for the letter.
All for a Song
Big Bird and Elmo sing a special song about two friends who sing together. As they get ready to sing the song again, Abby appears. She asks if she can sing, too, but Big Bird realizes they can no longer sing their song about two friends because two friends plus one friend makes three friends! This is a problem and they decide to ask Gabi for help. Gabi suggests that they sing a song about the number three instead. When they don’t know a song about three, Abby, Elmo, and Big Bird decide to come up with a song of their own. Big Bird starts the song and Elmo and Abby happily join in. When a little boy comes along asking to join, Big Bird wonders if there’s a song about the number four.
Gordon Teaches Telly Golf
Gordon is practicing for a game of golf he is going to play with Alan. When Telly sees Gordon practicing, he suggests practicing as if he were on a real golf course. Gordon explains that there are hills on a real golf course and Telly thinks of a way to make hills. After considering using a turkey sandwich, which would be too flat, or a basketball, which might roll away, he comes up with the idea of using pillows. When Gordon explains how there are water hazards and sand traps as well, Telly borrows Bert and Ernie’s wading pool and buckets of sand. As Gordon is practicing, Alan says that it’s going to be windy according to the weather report. Telly brings in a large fan for Gordon to practice with. Gordon’s ball goes in and thanks to Telly, he is ready for a real round of golf.
Slimey Competes for the Worm Cup
Everyone is gathered to watch the Worm Cup, a game where worms from all over the world try to kick a ball into a cup. This year Slimey, from Sesame Street, is a finalist competing against Squirmadene, from France. Squirmadene gets his ball into the cup and now it’s Slimey’s turn. Slimey uses his scrunchy kick but the ball bounces back out of the cup, leaving Slimey very upset. Squirmadene teases him and Slimey pushes him with his head. The referee throws Slimey out of the game and Squirmadene wins the Worm Cup. Oscar tells Slimey that no matter how angry he is, he should always use his words and never hurt another worm. Slimey apologizes to Squirmadene and explains that he doesn’t like to be teased. Squirmadene apologizes too, and in a show of good sportsmanship they share the Worm Cup.
Elmo Wants a Pet Dinosaur
Gabi is reading Elmo a book called Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs because Elmo loves dinosaurs! When Gabi has to leave to go to class, Elmo imagines himself with a pet dinosaur and sings a song about all the fun things they would do together. When Elmo asks Gina where he might find a pet dinosaur, she tells him that dinosaurs are extinct. Dinosaurs lived a very long time ago, but there aren’t any left anywhere. Elmo is upset because he really wants a pet dinosaur, so Snuffy dresses up in a dinosaur costume. He pretends to be a Shaggy Snufflesaurus, looking to be someone’s pet. This makes Elmo very excited and together they sing about all the fun things they will do together. This dinosaur needs lots of exercise as well as a cabbage and spaghetti.
Zoe and Rosita Find Abby's Magic Wand
Zoe and Rosita find Abby’s magic wand. Rosita wonders what it would be like to be a fairy god-monster and convinces Zoe that they could help Maria with her work by using Abby’s wand. They say some words that rhyme and when the sparkles clear, Maria disappears, leaving a chicken in her place. To bring Maria back, they try saying another rhyme, and then rhyme in Spanish while hopping, but things only seem to be getting worse. When Abby comes to find her wand, she tries to change Maria back with her rhyme but changes her into a clucking pumpkin! To everyone’s surprise, Maria shows up and it turns out that she was in the hardware store the whole time. The pumpkin was Mrs. Chicken, who was coming to pick up her toaster. With the help of Abby’s mommy, Mrs. Chicken is turned back to normal.
The Amazing Alphabet Race
Elmo has been chosen to play “The Amazing Alphabet Race,” a game show hosted by Amazing Al. In order to play, Elmo has to find all the letters of the alphabet before a clucking chicken tap dances his way to a gong. Elmo discovers that there are letters all around him. He finds letters on signs, on Oscar’s trashcan, and in front of Hooper’s Store. Telly joins in and together they find more letters on a pogo stick and in Abby’s book. They continue working against the cluck, finding letters all around the street. When they need to look for the last four letters of the alphabet, Elmo and Telly notice the ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ delivery man’s package which has all the letters they need. They point to the remaining letters just in time and win the game!
Ralphie the Parrot Flies Away
Baby Bear’s pet parrot, Ralphie, can squawk, say words, and even rhyme! He is also one of Baby Bear’s best friends. When Ralphie flies away and hides in a tree, Baby Bear gets very upset. Baby Bear finds him, but Ralphie won’t listen or come down. Baby Bear asks Elmo and Zoe to dress up like parrots and dance the Parrot Polka to bring Ralphie down, but it doesn’t work. Zoe brings food for Ralphie, thinking he may be hungry but Ralphie flies further away. Alan helps Baby Bear understand that Ralphie wants to use his wings and fly. Just when Baby Bear starts to accept that Ralphie is gone, he comes back! Baby Bear learns that sometimes a bird has to fly and sometimes a bird has to come home.
Chris Teaches Elmo How to Bowl
Chris and Elmo are playing with Chris’s toy bowling set. Chris teaches Elmo how to hold the ball and swing his arm straight toward the pins. On his first two tries, Elmo doesn't knock any pins over, so Chris helps him practice his swing with an imaginary ball. When Elmo tries it with a real ball, he still doesn't knock any pins down. He becomes frustrated and says that he doesn’t want to bowl again. When Chris asks him if that would make him feel better, Elmo says that it wouldn’t and that he would like to knock down the pins. Chris explains that some things are hard to do and take lots of time. Elmo decides to try and try again. He stands a little closer and concentrates as he swings the ball just as he practiced. Elmo knocks down a pin and is so excited he gives Chris a big hug.
Elmo Teaches Abby to Make Believe
Abby shows Elmo her frog, Prince. Elmo doesn't understand how a frog could be a Prince. Abby explains that he was a Prince who got turned into a frog. Elmo thinks Abby's trick is so cool that he asks Abby to kiss his cheek to see if he will turn into a frog. Although Elmo doesn't turn into a real frog, he pretends to be one. Abby doesn't understand how Elmo can be red, have fur, and still be a frog so Elmo teaches her what it means to make believe. Abby wants to make believe that she is a chicken. Elmo helps her peck, bawk like a chicken, and pretend to have wings and feathers. When Gordon comes by, they all pretend to be him by following what he says. Elmo and Abby learn that they can pretend to be anything as long as they have their imagination.
Elmo Feels Jealous of Marco
Elmo is excited to play checkers with Gina. When they only get to play one turn because she has to go feed Marco, Elmo feels jealous and upset. Why does Marco get so much attention while Elmo gets none? When Gina returns from feeding Marco, she finds Elmo sitting in Marco’s stroller, pretending to be a baby. Gina plays along but wishes Elmo could be himself again so they could play their game of checkers. She explains that she has enough love for both Marco and Elmo, and she’ll always make special time to be together. While Marco still needs to be taken care of, Elmo can teach Marco lots of new things and when Marco is old enough, they can play together and be friends.
Rosita Gets Upset at Zoe and Abby
Rosita and Zoe are so excited to play Rosita’s favorite game of hide and seek. As they are about to start, Abby appears and suggests playing a game of Jumping Rhymes. Rosita was excited to play hide-and-seek, but perhaps they could play one rhyming game first. When it’s finally time to play hide-and-seek, Rosita sees Zoe and Abby dancing ballet. This makes Rosita feel disappointed as they weren’t playing her favorite game anymore. Rosita storms off thinking Zoe and Abby just wanted to play with each other and not with her. Maria and Gabi encourage Rosita to tell Zoe and Abby how she feels. When Rosita tells them, Zoe is confused because she thought they were all having fun together. In order to play together and make everyone happy, they decide to each take turns picking what game to play.
Grouch News Network
Oscar the Grouch is the host of the Grouch News Network. His first breaking news story is about Cookie Monster who is upset when his cookie breaks in half. Thanks to Oscar, Cookie realizes that he now has two half cookies. Oscar reports a celebrity sighting of Prince Charming and Sleeping Beauty playing checkers. When Sleeping Beauty falls asleep during their game, Oscar gives him an idea to kiss her to wake her up. Although there has been an elephant stuck in Maria’s bathtub all day, which is the kind of grouchy news his viewers need, Bob comes to the rescue with a bag of peanuts after watching GNN. Oscar thinks his show is ruined from all the helping, but it’s so nice, happy, and sweet that it’s aggravating. The grouches love it and Oscar wins the Plemmy Award.
The Golden Triangle of Destiny
Minnesota Mel is on an adventure to find the Golden Triangle of Destiny on Sesame Street. When Mel hurts his leg and is unable to finish the search, Texas Telly continues the adventure. A giant boulder gives Texas Telly the first clue to look “under” something. He uses a jackhammer to dig under the ground and finds a shape with five sides, the Golden Pentagon of Destiny. Texas Telly is disappointed, but a friendly snake gives him the word “laundromat” for the next clue. At the laundromat, Murray and Leela help Texas Telly look under more things and find a shape with eight sides, the Golden Octagon of Destiny. Texas Telly is ready to give up and sits on a chair but feels a pointy object under the cushion. He finds a shape with three sides and three angles: the Golden Triangle of Destiny!
Telly's Shoes
The Fairy Shoe Person, played by Neil Patrick Harris, visits Sesame Street and gave Abby Cadabby a great, new pair of shoes. He sings about many different kinds of shoes and uses his magic shoe horn to surprise Telly with his first pair. He gives Telly running shoes but Telly can not stop running. The Fairy Shoe Person then uses the magic shoe horn and gives Telly ballet shoes but all the spinning makes him dizzy. The Fairy Shoe Person uses the shoe horn a third time and gives Telly a pair of "elevator" shoes that make him grow as tall as a building. The Fairy Shoe Person disappears and Telly realizes that his feet feel great and his toes can roam freely without shoes. Shoes are for people and fairies. Monsters don’t need shoes to run, jump, dance, and hop.
Sock Chaos at the Laundromat
Chris does his laundry at the Sesame Street Laundromat as an Anything Muppet Lady finishes hers. While folding his clothes, he notices a sock is missing. Socks come in pairs, so he must find the matching sock. Abby appears and has a new “two trick” to turn one thing into two things. She waves her wand and a talking pink polka dot sock appears, but it doesn’t match Chris’ striped sock. Abby tries her “more trick” and four more socks appear: an argyle sock with diamond shapes, a white gym sock with blue stripes, a red sock, and a baby sock but none of the them match Chris’ striped sock. Abby, Elmo, and the socks do the “Five Sock Conga.” The Anything Muppet lady returns to the laundromat. She holds a sock that got into her laundry by mistake. It’s a striped sock that matches Chris’ sock!
Leela's Sesame Street Video
Leela is making a video of Sesame Street to send to her parents in India! Prairie Dawn suggests taping the letter “O” with some oatmeal cookies, but Cookie Monster eats them all before she can film anything. Leela spots Jack B. Nimble about to jump over a candlestick. As she grabs the camera to film, he crashes into her and she’s unable to get anything on tape. Leela sees Big Bird and the Birdketeers singing the alphabet and starts to tape, but the meeting ends before she films much. Oscar says Leela can film her but as she starts, he tricks her and stays in his can. Leela is sad that she does not have anything on video to show her parents. Alan, Big Bird, Rosita, Prairie and the Letter O sit on the steps together. She is happy to tape the most amazing part of Sesame Street: her friends.
Firefly Show
Telly and Baby Bear are catching fireflies! When they spot a firefly, they chase it all over Sesame Street with their net and jar. Telly has an idea to use a flashlight to attract the firefly, so it thinks the blinking light is another firefly. When the firefly approaches, they catch it and put it in their jar. They notice its light getting dimmer. Leela suggests finding out what is wrong by pretending to be fireflies. When they pretend that someone has put them in a small jar with little room to move, they realize that the firefly is sad because it has no room to fly. They decide to let it go and see that the firefly is happy again. Telly and Baby Bear have more fun singing and pretending to be fireflies. Luis plays “The Firefly Song” and Maria teaches the Spanish word for firefly.
Max the Magician
Max the Magician appears on Sesame Street. Rosita, Big Bird, Elmo, and Chris are all excited to see magic tricks. For the first trick, Max takes out one scarf out of his pocket and takes out two other scarves to make a total of three scarves. For his next trick, he makes five cards disappear one by one. He also turns one piece of rope into two pieces. Everyone is amazed and wants to know the secrets, but Max will not tell. Chris explains that Max was doing addition when two scarves became three and subtraction when the cards were taken away one by one. Big Bird also figures out that Max was dividing the rope to make it into two pieces and replicates the trick with his breadstick. All of Max’s tricks were math! Now everyone knows the secrets of his tricks and Max magically disappears.
Annual Triangle Toss
Telly is excited to participate in the Triangle Lovers’ Annual Triangle Toss. It is a game like ring toss but with triangles. Telly plays every year and wins, which he credits to his lucky triangle vest. Telly’s vest is too small now and Baby Bear and Leela help him squeeze into it but the vest rips! Telly’s not sure if he can toss a triangle without his lucky vest but Baby Bear and Leela urge him to try. When Telly misses his first toss, he is discouraged but doesn’t give up. Following his friends’ advice, Telly imagines wearing his lucky vest and his next two tosses are successful. Everyone celebrates Telly’s win and he gives his repaired vest to an aspiring Triangle Lover, who hopes to love triangles as much as Telly does.
Elmo and Zoe's Hat Contest
It is Who Can Wear the Most Hats on Their Head Day on Sesame Street! Elmo and Zoe are competing as Chris and Alan add more and more hats and the Hat Check Girl counts them. When the Dinger rings its bell, Elmo and Zoe perform challenges while balancing the hats on their heads. These include saying the alphabet while standing on one leg and estimating the number of hats on their heads. When there are no more hats to add, Abby Cadabby casts a spell for additional hats. Since “hats” and “bats” rhyme, she inadvertently creates bats at first but then casts a spell creating a huge tower of hats on both their heads. The Hat Check Girl counts the hats by fives. Elmo and Zoe are tied with thirty hats on each of their heads!
Telly the Tiebreaker
Elmo, Zoe, Rosita, and two friends are building a block house together. When they can’t agree on putting a square or a circle on top, Alan helps solve the problem by asking them to raise their hands to vote for their preference. After counting the votes, the square wins by one. Elmo and Zoe vote again when they each want to sing different songs but end up with a tie. Realizing they need more voters, Zoe and Elmo have Rocco and Dorothy vote as well, but it is still a tie. Alan explains they need one more voter to decide because both sides have the same number of votes. Telly becomes the tie breaker but has a hard time deciding. He wishes they vote on doing “The Triangle Dance” instead and everyone agrees. It’s unanimous because everyone votes to do “The Triangle Dance.”
Curly Bear Chases Birthday Cake
Mama Bear made Baby Bear’s favorite Chocolate-Porridge Birthday Cake for his party; but he worries that his little sister, Curly Bear might ruin it. Telly decides to help Baby Bear by keeping Curly Bear away from the cake. They play party games and distract Curly Bear but whenever she sees the cake or hears the word, she runs for it. In his efforts to prevent Curly Bear from ruining the cake, Telly breaks the limbo stick, wrecked the Pin the Spoon on the Porridge Bowl picture, and while on the pogo stick, falls right onto the cake! Baby Bear gets upset. Telly leaves because he thinks he ruined the party. Baby Bear apologizes for yelling and realizes friends are much more important than cake. They return to the party together and blow out the candles on the remainder of the cake.
Big Bird and Snuffy Talent Show
Big Bird and Snuffy are having a Talent Show but they don’t know what a Talent Show is. When Leela explains that it’s a show where people do different things like singing and dancing or anything they like to do, they ask her to be part of the it. Leela juggles an apple and orange while singing the ABCs. Big Bird and Snuffy search for other guests for their show but see Wolfgang the Seal playing the glockenspiel too close to them. They ask Wolfgang to play elsewhere. Cookie Monster joins the show and gobbles down a cookie. Leela returns to tap dance around and with her laundry. When they see Wolfgang again, Leela recognizes Wolfgang’s talent. Big Bird and Snuffy realize they were chasing away the talent. Wolfgang the Seal plays his glockenspiel and they have the greatest talent show ever.
Number 6 Games
It’s the Number 6 Day on Sesame Street! All the games, songs, and festivities are about the number six. Telly brings out five cheerleaders and adds Chris as their sixth cheerleader. For the Six Pig Tickle, but there are seven pigs tickling Elmo instead of six. Telly thinks the Number 6 day is ruined but Chris explains that since seven is one more than six, one pig can be taken away to equal six. The next event is the Chicken Laying Six Eggs event at Big Bird’s nest. When the chicken only lays three eggs, Big Bird brings another chicken that lays another three. By adding up all the eggs, they get six eggs all together! For the finale, Pete is going to sing “Six Penguins in My Shirt” song. When Telly hears that Pete missed his flight, he sings the song and saves the Number 6 Day!
Abby Thinks Oscar is a Prince
Chris reads Abby a story about a princess who kisses a frog and it turns into a prince. Since Oscar is green like a frog and grouchy, Abby thinks he could be an enchanted prince who was turned into a grouch by a Fairy Grouchmother. She believes that a kiss can break the spell and turn him back to Prince Oscar. He does not want to be kissed. She keeps trying to kiss him and even chases him down his can. Oscar asks Chris for a disguise, so Abby will not recognize him. When Abby finds him, Chris suggests allowing Abby to kiss him to prove that he is not a prince. Abby finally kisses Oscar and learns Oscar is just Oscar the Grouch and not a prince after all. She still loves him just the way he is! Chris tells Abby the frog in the story is a fairy tale frog and frogs will always be frogs.
Big Bird's Nest Sale
Big Bird sells his old toys at his nest sale. Snuffy helps by remembering everything in the nest is for sale and everything out of it, especially Radar, is not. As Big Bird leaves to get more of his old toys, his tail accidentally drops his teddy bear, Radar, into the nest. The Count buys all the toys in the nest in exchange for birdseeds. When Big Bird returns and looks for Radar, he and Snuffy realize that it was sold to The Count. He says he gave it to a thin, tall curly-haired monster. When they find a monster who fits the description, they learn he gave Radar to a little girl who lost her teddy bear. Big Bird is heartbroken. That little girl comes to the nest sale looking for a baseball glove. She does not have birdseed so she trades the glove for a teddy bear. Big Bird hugs Radar!
Slimey Adopts a Pet Bug
Oscar takes his pet worm Slimey in his sloppy jalopy to the “Bug-a-Wee Bug Shelter.” Slimey is excited to get a pet bug. Natalie, the worker at the Bug Shelter, shows Slimey the four different kinds of bugs they have. Slimey’s decision is made when the Detroit Dirt Digger stops digging in the dirt and approaches him. Slimey names him Dirty. When they get home, Dirty is hiding because everything is new to him. Oscar suggests reading “The Bug Book” that Natalie gave them. Oscar and Slimey read the first chapter and learn that Dirty may be frightened. In order to calm him down, Oscar and Slimey wear bug antennae hats to make him feel at home. When that does not help make Dirty feel comfortable, they sing the “Welcome Bug Song.” Their song makes Dirty less afraid and he plays with Slimey.
Elmo Steps In for Super Grover
Super Chicken and sidekick, Robin, help Elmo get his airplane out of the tree. Feeling slighted, Super Grover remarks it would be easy to be a superhero if he has a sidekick to help. Horatio the Elephant, wearing a cape, offers to be Super Grover’s sidekick and together they set off to help others in need. Throughout their adventures, Horatio runs off in the wrong direction and get stuck in doorways. While Super Grover and Chris help Horatio become unstuck, Elmo not only helps Baby Bear find a fourth animal for his quartet but also gets a basketball unstuck from the hoop. When Horatio decides to return to the ballet company, Super Grover needs to find another sidekick. Even though Elmo has done a super job of solving everyone's problems today, he prefers to just play with his airplane.
Abby's First Sleepover
Abby and Big Bird have a sleepover! Abby takes her wand, pillow, and her favorite book to Big Bird’s nest. When nobody is available to read a bedtime story, they ask Maria. She and Luis are going dancing, but they agree to read first. Before the story, Abby does her bedtime routine. She brushes her wings, sings the “Brush the Wings” song, and gets tucked into bed. Maria finishes the book and is about to leave when it begins to rain. To help get Abby out of the rain, Maria and Luis invite Big Bird and Abby to have the sleepover at their apartment. Abby’s mommy grants a wish to thank Maria and Luis. Their wish was to go dancing and soon their living room transforms into a ballroom. Maria and Luis dance under the disco ball while Big Bird and Abby have the best sleepover ever!
Three Cheers for Us
While Elmo is trying to bounce his ball three times in a row, Zoe comes along with her pompoms and cheers for him. Elmo tries again and is successful with the help of Zoe’s cheer. Elmo asks if he can be a Sesame Street Cheerleader and they search for someone to cheer. They cheer for Telly, who is trying to boing on his pogo-stick three times with a triangle on his head. Telly succeeds and becomes a cheerleader too. They find Alan, Gordon, Maria, and a Chicken but they do not need cheerleaders for the chess game, or fixing a toaster, or going to a violin lesson. Instead of giving up, the cheerleaders cheer for themselves until some sheep and penguins ask if they would like to cheer for their football game. Instead of choosing one team to cheer for, Zoe, Elmo, and Telly cheer for everybody!
Sesame Street Bird Games
Chris and Alan become the judges of the Sesame Street Bird Games. This is a game where birds of all feathers compete in exciting bird events. Big Bird, a duck, and a chicken are the contestants. The first event is the Square Meal Peck where each bird must make a square out of bird seed. The duck wins by making a shape with four equal sides. In the Thirty-Second Egg Lay event, the chicken wins because it is the only bird that can lay an egg. After Big Bird wins the rhyming competition, all scores are tied. For the final event, each bird must do a dance, showing what it feels like to be a bird. All of them dance so “birdy” in their own way that Alan and Chris decide that Big Bird, the chicken and the duck all win! The grand prize is ten pounds of birdseed which they all feast on together.
Elmo Wants to Be Like Gordon
Elmo wants to be just like Gordon, so he spends the day looking and acting just like him. Elmo reads the newspaper, upside down at first, when The Count counts 2 Gordons, 2 newspapers, and 2 mustaches. Elmo asks to do the Chicken Dance like Gordon. Gordon wasn’t planning on doing the Chicken Dance, so Elmo and a group of chickens wearing mustaches like Gordon, dance it. Big Bird asks Gordon to read “Humpty Dumpty” to him. Elmo wants to read the book like Gordon would, but he cannot read yet. Elmo listens to Gordon read so that one day he will be able to read just like him. Gordon reads the story so well that Humpty Dumpty, the King’s Horses, and the King’s Men all appear looking like Gordon. They want to be just like him, too! Gordon says, “I had no idea it was so much fun being me.”
Elmo and Leela Look for a Mine-itis Cure
Sesame Street Nightly News Update reports Mine-itis is going around Sesame Street. It is a grouch disease where no one shares and says “Mine!” They often take other people’s belongings. Shocked, Elmo and Leela investigate. Elmo wants to hug Radar but Big Bird yells “Mine!” Elmo wants to see the balloon, but Snuffy also yells “Mine!” Maria, Luis and Gabi share a family picnic. Oscar says they won’t share for long because of Mine-itis. Soon, Maria shows symptoms. She gets itchy, hops like a kangaroo, twirls around, and takes all the food. The reporter grabs Oscar’s ice cream and binoculars so he is forced to tell the cure: a grouch needs to share. Oscar shares his old shoe with the reporter. People are finally cured one by one. Everyone on Sesame Street is sharing again, thanks to Oscar!
Hurry Up You're Running Out of Time with Denny the Distractor
Telly is a contestant on his favorite game show “Hurry Up! You’re Running Out of Time!” hosted by Guy Smiley. Telly must recite the alphabet in one minute while Denny the Distractor plays instruments, sings, and makes noises to distract Telly. On his first try, Telly is sidetracked and runs out of time. He is given a second chance and chooses Chris to help him. Denny distracts both of them and they run out of time again. Telly and Chris are given a third and final chance but Telly feels frustrated. Chris encourages him that they can work as a team. Telly focuses only on Chris and does not get distracted. Telly and Chris win. For their prize, Telly chooses to say the alphabet without a time limit or distractions. Chris and Telly dress up and sing the alphabet song with the Oinker Sisters.
Maria the Cow Girl
Big Bird, Elmo, and Abby are excited to hear Gordon read "Maria the Cowgirl - The Lonesome Trail." It is about Maria the Cowgirl and her hobbyhorse Amigo. They meet Bad Duck who says that the trail is not big enough for both of them. As she rides, Bad Duck blocks her by getting in front. She solves that problem by going in the opposite direction of Bad Duck. Everyone wants to hear the story again, but Gordon has to leave. Big Bird suggests acting out the story and Abby pretends to be Maria. When both Big Bird and Elmo want to be Bad Duck, Abby solves the problem by choosing Big Bird as Bad Duck and Elmo as Amigo. A Tumbleweed asks to join and wants to be Maria the Cowgirl. Abby and the Tumbleweed decide to be Maria together. Everyone sings and has a fun time acting out the story.
The Cookie Touch
Cookie Monster wishes to never have to wait for a cookie again. The Cookie Fairy appears and grants his wish. She gives him “The Cookie Touch,” making everything he touches turn into a cookie. To share his happiness, Cookie Monster turns Telly’s favorite triangle and Big Bird’s book into cookies. When it is time for lunch, he touches his tuna sandwich which also turns into a cookie. Cookie realizes he will never be able to eat anything but cookies again. Telly and Big Bird are upset because they want their favorite things back. Cookie Monster decides to ask Chris for advice, but he accidentally turns him into a cookie too! He regrets that he ever made his wish. The Cookie Fairy reverses the spell. All his friends are happy again and Cookie Monster runs home to eat his mommy’s lasagna.
The Help-o-Bots
Chris reads the story of “Rico, The Very Helpful Robot!” to Elmo, Telly and Rosita. After hearing the story, they decide to become Help-O-Bots to help Chris at Hooper’s store. They start being very helpful, but then they go too fast making more of a mess for Chris. The seventeen pies go all over and one even lands on his head! The Help-O-Bots tell Chris they can change into brooms, vacuums, and feather dusters to become a great cleaning force. However, as they start cleaning, they make the mess even worse. The Help-O-Bots are upset that they have failed their mission. Chris suggests they figure out what they are really good at and use that strength to help others. When they realize they are good at the alphabet, they become the Alpha-beta-bots to help those with alphabet-related issues.
Baby Bear's New Baby Sitter
Papa Bear says that Grandmama Bear has a cold and will not be able to babysit for Baby Bear and Curly Bear. Gabi can babysit but Baby Bear thinks his sister might be nervous with a new babysitter. In reality, he is the nervous one. When Gabi arrives, Baby Bear guides her through what Grandmama does when she babysits. She makes porridge-raisin cookies, sings the golden oldie bear songs, and plays bear games. Although Gabi does not exactly know how to do those things, she introduces them to a new granola bar snack, a new bear song, and different fun games. Baby Bear is no longer nervous and has a great time. He looks forward to Gabi babysitting again. He learns that it is important to have an open mind to new experiences and that even though things are different, they can still be fun!
Healthy Foods Game Show
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Frankly It's Becoming a Habitat
Freddy Flapman is helping Big Bird find a new home to migrate to where is it warm. Big Bird goes on a virtual tour to see how birds live in different habitats. Freddy first takes Big Bird to the beach where there are pelicans, gulls, and beautiful ocean views. When Big Bird says he likes visiting the beach, but wouldn’t want to live there, Freddy takes him to a big swamp. Big Bird learns that there are owls and ducks living in this habitat but decides it’s not the right place for him. Freddy transforms Big Bird’s nest into a rainforest, a warm and colorful place with animals of every color and size. Although Big Bird would like to move to the rainforest, he realizes Sesame Street is where he belongs because that’s where all his friends are.
The Cowmonster Pair
Elmo and Telly are helping Little Bo Peep find her cow. As they find animal tracks on the ground, Telly tosses his lasso and catches a chicken. They see that the animal tracks have three long toes just like the chicken’s claws. Elmo and Telly continue their search for round animal tracks and find some on a trashcan. Telly tosses his lasso and catches a raccoon, who has a paw with a circle in the middle with four ovals fingers. Elmo and Telly also find animal tracks in the shape of two half-moons, but the tracks are from a moose. Telly becomes discouraged but Elmo reminds him that they can’t give up. Elmo realizes they have to find tracks that look like moose tracks but only smaller. They follow some animal tracks that lead to a door and finally they find the cow!
Baby Bear is Afraid of Bees
A bee flies into Abby’s garden and scares Baby Bear. Abby decides to do a spell, so Baby Bear is no longer afraid of bees, and ends up turning both him and Chris into bees. While Abby tries to find a way to fix her spell, Chris and Baby Bear collect pollen and nectar from a flower. Baby Bear learns that bees spread pollen, which helps flowers and living things grow. When Chris and Baby Bear enter a beehive, Baby Bear learns that bees make wax which is used for candles, soap, and crayons. Baby Bear also learns that bees make honey, and he realizes that bees are not scary after all. Abby finally learns how to undo the spell, and Baby Bear tells her all about how important and incredible bees really are.
Wild Nature Survivor Guy
Wild Nature Survivor Guy is on Sesame Street. He believes that nature is all around and begins his search for food, water, and shelter. Wild Nature Survivor Guy finds a tomato plant and bites into a ripe tomato. Not only do tomatoes come from nature, but all fruits and vegetables come from plants. Wild Nature Survival Guy goes on to look for water and finds leaves with drops of water. Elmo and Rosita learn that although they get water from the faucet, water comes from rain. Wild Nature Survival Guy becomes concerned about nighttime approaching and looks for ways to keep warm. He picks up feathers to put inside his shirt and finds Big Bird’s nest as the perfect shelter. It has lots of branches, which lots of animals use as shelter. Elmo and Rosita learn that nature is all around them!
Abby Makes the Seasons Change
It’s springtime but Elmo wants to go sledding. Chris explains that Elmo has to wait for the seasons to change because there’s no snow in spring. When Abby hears Elmo wishing for it to be winter, she says a spell and changes the season to summer. The blossoms disappear and the arbor is filled with green leaves. Abby tries again and changes the season to fall. It becomes windy and the leaves have changed colors. When Abby gives it one more try, it becomes winter! There are no leaves on the tree and Baby Bear has fallen asleep, hibernating until spring. Elmo is excited to go sledding but learns that seasons come at their own times. Abby recites another magic spell and Sesame Street is transformed again to a perfect spring day.
Y a Quest? Y Not
Telly, Abby, and Elmo learn how to become knights by reading How to be a Knight for a Day. They first dress in suits of shining armor and sing a knight song, “We are Three Knights so Merry.” They hear the letter Y crying because he can’t think of any words that begin with the Y sound. Telly, Abby, and Elmo decide to go on a quest to look for things that being with the letter Y, and they go to Gina’s veterinarian office, the laundromat, and Hooper’s store. They leave feeling disappointed about not being able to find any Y words, and then they see a hairy cow passing by. Alan explains that a hairy cow is called a yak, and yak begins with Y. They also find other words like yogurt and yo-yo. Elmo, Abby and Telly sing the knight song and cheer in delight!
Bears Try to Hibernate
Baby Bear is getting ready to hibernate for five months. Telly and Baby bear set up a play date for the spring when Baby Bear wakes up. Telly says goodbye, and the bears try to go to sleep, but they are not tired. They try counting and then call Max Bear, a hibernation consultant. Max Bear says their cottage is too warm, so they start looking for an empty cave or hollow tree outside. They find a flower bed and start digging a hole to sleep in. When Max Bear suggests the bears eat before hibernating, Chris brings cereal and they like it! They decide to eat it all winter long and not hibernate. Baby Bear happily eats the cereal while spending time with his good friend Telly.
Stinky's Annual Birthday Flower
It’s Stinky the plant’s birthday. Elmo surprises Stinky by giving him a drum, but plants can’t hold drumsticks. Zoe brings Stinky a tutu to wear when he dances but he can’t dance since he is in a pot. Rosita brings Stinky a guitar, but his leaves scratch the strings and make a horrible sound. Cookie Monster rushes in with a plate of cookies but plants don’t eat cookies. When Elmo tells Chris that they have been trying to get Stinky the perfect birthday gift, Chris reminds Elmo they should think about what Stinky would like and not what each of them would like. Stinky already has soil, so he needs water, sunlight and love! Big Bird carries Stinky’s pot over to a table in the sun, Cookie Monster waters Stinky, and Zoe and Rosita give him a big hug.
Elmo Finds a Baby Bird
Elmo and Rosita find a little baby bird. Chris hears the chirping too and places the bird back in its habitat, a tree. When the bird hops out, they think he is hungry, but they don’t know what to feed him. Big Bird comes along and suggests feeding Baby Bird some birdseed. Baby Bird finishes the birdseed and also takes Leela’s sandwich, an apple, and Cookie Monster’s granola cookie. When Baby Bird begins flapping his wings, Elmo and Rosita decide they will teach Baby Bird how to fly. They think Abby can help by showing Baby Bird how she flies with her wings. Everyone begins flapping their wings as Baby Bird begins to fly over Sesame Street. Baby Bird’s mommy comes along and Baby Bird and her mother fly off together as Elmo, Chris and Rosita wave goodbye.
Grouch Messing Machine
Elmo is helping Luis fix a washing machine. Elmo helps Luis get a wrench from the toolbox and find a nut with six sides in the shape of a hexagon. When Luis tries starting the machine again, it starts to bang, clang, and hiccup even louder! Luis suggests that something might be stuck in the spin basket. He opens it and pulls out different objects such as socks, toys, and a cup. Elmo adds up all the objects and counts seven objects all together. Luis throws in clothes and detergent to see if the machine works and the machine starts spewing clothes and soap everywhere. Leela wants to get rid of the machine, but Elmo suggests reusing it for another purpose. Oscar thinks it the greatest machine ever and all the grouches come running to take turns messing up their clothes.
The Cookie Tree
Maria, Luis and Elmo are picking apples from an apple tree. Cookie Monster hears something crunchy and finds out the noise came from an apple. Maria and Luis share how they planted an apple tree by covering an apple seed with soil and giving it lots of sunlight and water. Cookie Monster wonders if he can grow a chocolate chip cookie tree, so he plants a chocolate chip in soil, but nothing happens. He learns that cookies don’t grow on trees, but Abby uses her magic to make cookie trees appear all around Sesame Street. Abby finally thinks of a rhyme to poof the cookie trees away, and Cookie Monster tries a freshly baked apple cinnamon cookie made from apples and realizes that they are just as yummy as chocolate chip cookies.
Mary, Mary Quite Contrary
Mary Mary Quite Contrary dumps a pile of dirt outside Oscar’s trashcan. She is planning to grow a garden with silver bells and cockle shells, but Gordon reminds her that gardens have living things -like vegetables, fruits, or flowers. Mary Mary decides to grow flowers in her garden by using dirt, sun, and water. When a beautiful garden appears by Oscar’s trashcan, he gets his elephant, Fluffy, to squirt water to get rid of the garden, but water helps her flowers grow. Oscar calls for Hairy Hairy, to come with stinky weeds, moldy seeds, and three pigs. Oscar likes the horrible smell from the stinky weeds and loud noises from pigs and asks Mary Mary to keep her garden. As she likes to be contrary and do the opposite, Mary Mary moves her garden.
Abby Has the Sparkle Speckle Fairy Freckles
Abby has a case of the Sparkle Speckle Fairy Freckles! As the freckles jump off her face, they glow and bounce all around Sesame Street. Abby starts chasing her freckles so she can say the magic word and poof them back on her face. She spots one on a cereal box, two more on Rosita’s drawing, and poofs them on her face. Abby needs to find three more but notices that all the freckles seem to be hiding on little circles. She follows two more freckles bouncing into the Laundromat and find one freckle on Baby Bear’s polka dotted underpants and another on Leela’s nose ring. Abby leaves the Laundromat and notices a freckle on Cookie Monster’s cookie. Abby says the magic words and finally all six of her freckles are back on her face.
The Rainbow Show
There is a rainbow in the sky! Elmo calls everybody to come over, but by the time Rosita arrives, the rainbow has disappeared. Leela offers to draw a picture of a rainbow, but she can’t remember all of the colors. She remembers the acronym, Roy G. Biv, and that helps her make the picture. Rosita still wants to see a real rainbow, so Elmo gathers monsters of all different colors to create a monster rainbow. Gordon also tries to help, and makes a rainbow appear using a flashlight, a glass of water, tape, and white paper. Abby also tries to help, and she recites a magic rhyme to make a rainbow appear, but ends up making a rainstorm instead. As the rainstorm passes, Rosita looks up and sees a rainbow!
Amphibian Show
Elmo and Abby are playing, “Find That Amphibian!” They must find an amphibian before the game show’s tadpole turns into a frog, but they don’t know what an amphibian is. The announcer gives them clues that amphibians start out living in water and can breathe air when they grow up. Elmo and Abby meet a fish, but fish can’t breathe air. They also learn that amphibians have four legs and go through metamorphosis, a big change that makes them look different when they grow up. Elmo and Abby find a horse and an alligator which both have four legs, but a horse is a mammal and an alligator is a reptile. As they think about all the clues, they realize that the game show announcer, Anne Phibian, is a newt and matches all the clues. She is an amphibian!
Camping Show
Chris and Elmo are camping in the woods! They unpack their camping supplies and take out two sleeping bags, two canteens, four hotdogs, and six marshmallows. As they prepare for dinner, a beaver asks to join them, but beavers don’t eat hot dogs and marshmallows, but they do eat bark. As they sit down to eat their dinner, two turtles, two raccoons, and four ducks come along. The turtles eat green leaves and dandelions, the raccoons eat acorns and berries, and the ducks eat water plants which are all from the forest. Elmo and Chris both agree they should have a sleepover like this every night!
Squirmadega Car Race
Elmo is watching Slimey racing in the Squirmadega Car Race. To complete the racecourse, the five worms must drive over the laundry basket, under the table, around the fire hydrant, and through the finish line to win the race. The worms start their engines and take off! Cars 1, 2, and 3 lose control and are quickly out of the race, but Shawna Wiggleson and Slimey are still going! As Slimey approaches the finish line, he gets caught in Big Bird’s toes and Shawna wins. Elmo is sad and disappointed since he wanted Slimey to win. However, Slimey is happy because he loves racing whether he wins or loses. Elmo learns that what matters most is that Slimey did his best.
Jack's Big Jump
Jack Be Nimble is getting ready for his big jump over eight candlesticks. As he tries to jump over them, he knocks them over and falls. Jack runs away and hides because he is having so much trouble jumping. Baby Bear and Telly find a kangaroo to help him. When the kangaroo has trouble jumping, he sings the Jumping Song to help him overcome his fear. Jack is able to jump up and down but is still having trouble jumping over the candlesticks. Telly and Baby Bear find the cow that jumped over the moon. Jack practices jumping with the support and help from the cow, and realizes that he is ready to jump over the eight candlesticks. Everybody chants as Jack successfully jumps over the candlesticks!
Inspected By 4
Inspector 4 comes into the Laundromat to inspect for things that are in groups of four. He counts four bottles of fabric softener from the Laundromat and goes on to Hooper’s to find another group of four things. Inspector 4 inspects the peanut butter sandwiches but finds ten sandwiches instead of four. Telly decides to eat one sandwich, then two, and three more so that only four sandwiches remain. As Inspector 4 looks around the steps of Sesame Street, he sees the letter R standing next to a rake. Since the letter R only has one thing that begins with the letter R, Elmo and Telly decide to find three other things that begin with the letter R and add them all together. They find a rose, a rock, and a rodent, so that makes four things all together. Inspector 4’s mission is completed!
Wing in a Sling
Big Bird falls down roller skating and injures his wing. Chris suggests going to Dr. Berger, but Big Bird is nervous that it might hurt. Dr. Berger carefully examines Big Bird’s wing and explains his wing isn’t broken but has a bad sprain. Dr. Berger gently puts a sling on Big Bird’s arm and explains that he has to rest for a few days. Big Bird is sad because he was planning on roller skating all day. Elmo and Zoe cheer him up by singing about all the things Big Bird can do with an injured wing, such as singing songs, drawing pictures, and drinking birdseed milkshakes. Big Bird learns that there are lots of things he can do, especially spending time with his good friends!
The Planet G
Maria is helping Elmo write a story about the letter G. Elmo thinks of the word golf and draws a picture of him playing miniature golf, hitting the ball so hard it flies into space on Planet G. Elmo remembers another G word, goldfish, and draws a picture of himself riding on a goldfish to look for the golf ball. Baby Bear helps him think of the word goose and Elmo draws a goose who thinks the golf ball is her egg. Elmo has to get his ball and decides to draw the goose doing the “Get Up and Go” dance, leaving the golf ball behind. When a goat tries to eat Elmo’s golf ball, Elmo offers the goat some goulash. The goat drops the golf ball and Elmo is able fly back home to Sesame Street. Elmo excitedly reads the story of Elmo’s Adventure on the Planet G to Maria and Chris.
The Counting Booth
The Count needs someone to watch his Counting Booth while he is away, and Elmo and Abby agree to help. The Three Little Pigs come by first, and they are counted one by one to make sure they are all there. Next Old McDonald’s chickens are counted by twos. Baby Bear comes to the counting booth holding ten boxes of crayons with five crayons in each box. Baby Bear wants to know how many crayons he has all together, and Elmo and Abby help count each box by fives. When Snuffy and Big Bird can’t figure out how many fingers all the Birdkeeters have together, they count by tens all the way to eighty. Elmo and Abby even help Super Grover count down using a number line as he blasts off to save the world.
Tribute to Number Seven
Today is the number seven day on Sesame Street! Rosita, Abby, and Zoe begin singing about the number seven as they count seven dancing chickens. As the seven celebration continues, the letter S arrives sniffling because he can’t think of anything to do to help celebrate the number seven. Abby and Zoe suggest finding seven words that begin with the letter S. Together, they think of the words seven, spoon, skate, sandwich, seal, sea star, and snow. Abby performs some number seven magic, making the number seven rise out of Elmo’s hat, seven butterflies appear out of Elmo’s ear, and turning one pumpkin into seven pumpkins. It is an amazingly, awesome, super terrific, seven celebration!
Abby's Tricycle
Abby is preparing to ride her very first tricycle! Gordon teaches Abby by first showing her all the different parts of a tricycle. He explains how the seat, handlebars, and pedals are in the front, and the two wheels are in the back. Abby places her two feet on the pedals and her hands on the handlebars. She learns how to steer using her handlebars by turning one way and then the other. Abby feels frustrated when she can’t push the pedals, and thinks she needs magic. With Gordon’s help, Abby begins to pedal and become so excited her wings start flapping, lifting her tricycle up in the air. After she comes back down, Elmo and Abby have a great time riding their tricycles together.
Jacks Grows His Own Beanstalk
Jack from Jack and the Beanstalk needs a beanstalk, but he only has a cow. Jack has to trade the cow for something, but doesn’t know what. Leela suggests finding something that grows in the ground. Jack returns with a duck, but ducks don’t grow in the ground. Leela tells Jack to find something that rhymes with “jeans.” Jack comes back with a tambourine and although tambourine rhymes with jeans, they don’t grow in the ground either. Jack becomes discouraged and doesn’t think he’ll be able to grow a beanstalk. When Leela tells him to look for something little, Jack trades the cow and comes back with a handful of beans. Jack learns how to plant the beans in the garden by covering the beans with soil, watering them, and keeping them under the sun; and up comes the greatest beanstalk ever!
Princess Show
Abby, Rosita, and a penguin are playing princess. The penguin leaps up and lands on a balcony. A prince tries to rescue her by calling to let down her hair, but penguins don’t have hair. Abby flies up and brings the penguin to the ground. When the penguin can’t find her skate, a prince pulls out a glass slipper, but the penguin can’t skate with a glass slipper. They look for the missing skate instead. As the penguin begins to skate fast, she crashes into a mailbox and gets stuck. The prince comes to kiss her, but that won’t help. They work together and pull her out, but the prince is upset that he wasn’t able to rescue a princess today. Abby explains that just because they are dressed as princesses, they do not need to be saved. The prince agrees and they all play football together.
Camouflage Challenge
Elmo & Rosita try to find six camouflaged things in six minutes. Special Guest Stars Amy Poehler demonstrates what a challenge is, Oprah announces some O-word guests, and Tilly and the Wall perform the ABC song. Plus, a parody of "The Closer." Brought to you by the Letter O, the number 6, and the word 'challenge.'
The Happy Scientists
Telly, Rosita and Elmo become scientists to find out if everyone on Sesame Street takes a bath.
Chicken When It Comes to Thunderstorms
Elmo and Abby calm some chickens and explain that thunderstorms are safe. Special guest Jason Bateman comforts someone to help explain the word's meaning. Plus, Oscar's parody of the GrouchBO hit series, 'True Mud.' In Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures, Bert and Ernie visit Scotland. Finally, Elmo's World is all about the sky. Brought to you by the letter C and the number 9.
Ironing Monster
Super Grover comes to the rescue at the laundromat. Special Guest Stars: Jude Law has animals clinging to him, and LL Cool J and Elmo sing about addition. In Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures, there's a frog race! In Abby's Flying Fairy School, the class plays with Niblet, the class pet. Finally, Elmo's World is all about frogs.
What's That Noise?
Elmo is sleeping at Luis and Maria's house when he hears a grasshopper in the house. Special Guest Stars: Kara DioGuardi and Chef Elmo show the various kinds of pasta, and Jennifer Barnhart sings 'You'll Find Bugs Everywhere.' Plus, a parody of RSI: Rhyme Scene Investigation and in Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his powers of observation.
The Furry Four
Telly, Abby and Elmo decide to pretend to be the 'Furry Four' but need one more person. Special Guest Stars: Chris O'Donnell tries to activate a robot, and Ziggy Marley sings 'Set Your Piggies Free.' The letter of the day is X, the number of the day is 4 and the word is 'activate.' The educational goal is mathematics.
The Whoosh and Vanish Mystery
Elmo and Telly use science to investigate what made their things disappear. Special guest star Colin Farrell leads an investigation. In Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his power of observation. The letter of the day is J, the number of the day is 17 and the word is 'investigate.' The educational goal is science.
Music Magic
Elmo pretends he is a music conductor with Abby's wand and has everyone singing. The letter of the day is M, the number of the day is 0 and the word is 'appetite.' The educational goals are art and music.
Bert's Pigeon Search
Bert is searching for the rare bluebar pigeon, the only pigeon he's never seen. Can Elmo and Abby help him find this elusive feathered friend? Also: Modern Family's Julie Bowen introduces the word 'binoculars.' Brought to you by the letter P and the number 12.
Up in the Air
Big Bird and Snuffy decide they're tired of gravity, and with a wave of Abby's wand, they become weightless! Will they enjoy floating, or will they want to get their feet back on the ground? Also: Natalie Morales helps Abby demonstrate the word 'float.' Brought to you by the letter B and the number 1.
Snuffle Sneeze
After Big Bird's dust bath, it seems that Snuffy is allergic to his best friend! Will Snuffy and Big Bird ever be able to play together again? Also: Taye Diggs and Idina Menzel try to explain the word 'allergic,' but their animal assistants keep making them sneeze. Brought to you by the letter K and the number 10.
There's an App for That
Telly's new pogo stick, the iPogo, has an app for everything: phone calls, milkshakes, and, most importantly, boinging. But is boinging still fun when the machine does all the work for you? Also: Ty Burrell ('Modern Family') demonstrates the word 'hexagon' and Super Grover 2.0 helps a robin family move a piano into their new nest. Brought to you by the letter E and the number 11.
The A Team
Abby, Elmo, and Telly join the 'A' Team and help people solve problems using letter A words. Brought to you by the letter A and the number 9.
Where's the Itsy Bitsy Spider?
Rosita, Telly, and Elmo are waiting for the Itsy Bitsy Spider to climb up the water spout, but the spider is missing! Can the friends track down their arachnid among all the insects in the garden? Also: The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons explains the word 'arachnid.' Brought to you by the letter N and the number 8.
Fetch the Letter I
Telly and Elmo think of words that start with the letter 'I.' Brought to you by the letter I, the number 20 and the word 'incognita.' The educational goal is literacy.
Rakhi Road
Telly and Zoe help Leela celebrate the Indian holiday Rakhi. Brought to you by the letter U, the number 19 and the word 'recipe.' The educaitonal goal is social development.
Puddle Jumping
Elmo looks for things to do in the rain, like catching it in a bucket and jumping in puddles. Brought to you by the letter Q, the number 3 and the word 'galoshes.' The educational goal is science.
Food Insecurity
Elmo and Grover learn that healthy foods give us energy and taste delicious. Brought to you by the letter G, the number 5 and the word 'crunchy.' The educational goal Is health.
Twins Day on Sesame Street
It's Twins Day on Sesame Street, and Chris introduces his twin sister Christy to his friends. Abby and Zoe do their best to pretend to be twins, but not even Abby's magic can help. Can Abby and Zoe find something in common before the Twins Day party? Also: The View's Sherri Shepherd helps Abby learn the word 'identical.' Brought to you by the letter S and the number 2.
Veggies Revolt
Zoe, Cookie Monster, and Telly do the veggie dance and learn that they love to eat vegetables. Brought to you by the letter T, the number 16, and the word 'healthy.' The educational goal is health.
Sesame Street Fairy Tale Science Fair
Telly Monster and Baby Bear are reporting on Sesame Street's Fairy Tale Science Fair, where fairy tale characters solve their problems using science. Also: Samantha Harris and Elmo explain the word 'reporter,' and Ernie sings his Daytime Emmy nominated song, 'I Wonder.' Brought to you by the letter W and the number 18.
Rock, Rock Band
Elmo, Abby, and Zoe learn about different kinds of rocks, such as marble and limestone with fossils. Brought to you by the letter V, the number 10 and the word 'gem.' The educational goal is science.
Zoe Loves Rocco
Elmo is given the all important task of watching over Rocco, Zoe's pet rock. When Elmo gets distracted, Rocco goes missing! Elmo has to follow the clues to find Rocco and save his friendship with Zoe. Also: The New York Jets' LaDainian Tomlinson helps Elmo explain the word 'celebration.' Brought to you by the letter R and the number 19.
Dirtballs
If there's one thing Oscar the Grouch hates, it's cleanliness. He starts a new company, Dirtballs, to spread dirt all over Sesame Street. But as Oscar gets to work, the extra dirt seems to make his neighbors happy. Yuck! Also: Usher teaches Elmo about the word 'volunteer.' Brought to you by the letter D and the number 17.
Grouchy Mother's Day
It's Grouch Mother's Day, which means Oscar's mother and his sister Bunny are visiting Sesame Street! Who will give Mrs. Grouch the stinkiest, yuckiest gift--Oscar or Bunny? Will Mrs. Grouch's day be ruined enough to be considered a success? Also: Rachel Griffiths teaches the word 'dozen' by showing 12 eggs, bagels, and penguins. Brought to you by the letter Y and the number 12.
Abby Tries and Tries Again
Abby Cadabby tries using magic to help Leela and Chris get ready for a party. Will her magic rhymes succeed, or will her friends be stuck wearing off-the-wall outfits? Also: Zoe Saldana and Elmo talk about different types of transportation. Brought to you by the letter Z and the number 15.
Failure to Launch
Hubert the Human Cannonball comes to Sesame Street to be launched out of a cannon into a bucket of blue gelatin. He enlists Baby Bear, Elmo, and Telly to help him, but things don't exactly go as planned! Plus, James Marsden stops by to explain the word 'engineer.' The fun continues with Abby's Flying Fairy School and Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures.
Rocco's Boat
Will it sink or float? Zoe wants to help Rocco the rock float, but Rocco is too heavy. Leela, Elmo, and Zoe experiment and invent boat to keep Rocco afloat. Special guest star Craig Ferguson explains what 'experiment' means. Plus, the fairy friends build a giant tower over at Abby's Flying Fairy School, and Bert and Ernie are cavemen in Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures.
The Bubblefest
It's Bubblefest on Sesame Street! Alan and Chris create fun bubble challenges, but it's Abby and Elmo who blow everyone away with one really big bubble! George Lopez explains what 'liquid' is. It's letter 'B' day at Abby's Flying Fairy School, and Super Grover 2.0 uses his powers of observation. Finally, Murray experiments with bubbles, and things are 'fishy' in Elmo's World.
Observe, Record, Annoy
Oscar makes a mess in Grouchology class. His professor (Jason Jones) gives an assignment that includes three important objectives: observing, recording, and annoying. Special guest Jerry O'Connell explains the word 'observe.' Smile and say 'cheese' for picture day at Abby's Flying Fairy School, and watch as Bert and Ernie become dogwalkers in Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures.
Shape-O-Bots
Telly, Elmo and Rosita play Shape-O-Bots and transform themselves into shapes to help people. Special Guest Stars: Johnny Galecki explains transform, plus Andy Samberg appears. The letter of the day is Q, the number of the day is 18 and the word of the day is 'transform.'
Latinization of Marco
Marco, Rosita, and pals celebrate Latin culture through song, dance, language, and more. Guest star Sofia Vergara explains the word 'baile,' and singer Juanes performs a Spanish song. Also, lunch becomes enchanted at Abby's Flying Fairy School, and there's more fun in store with Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures.
Humpty Dumpty's Big Break
Humpty Dumpty has a chance to join a football game, but Telly's in a tizzy because Eggs + Football = Trouble. Special guest star Jesse Tyler Ferguson explains the word 'fragile.' In Abby's Flying Fairy School, the friends take the 'Cinderella Challenge,' and in Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures, Ernie, Bert, and Rubber Duckie are 'The Three Duckateers.'
Goodbye Pacifier
Elmo helps Curly be a big bear by explaining how he said goodbye to his pacifier. Special Guest Stars: Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts explain what exchange means. Brought to you by the letter T and the number 3.
The Good Bird's Club
Big Bird feels bad about himself after being teased, by Abby reminds him he is special. Special guest star Mila Kunis explains what 'include' means. In Abby's Flying Fairy School, the pals meet Morty the Musical Muse, and in 'Bert and Ernie's Great Adventure,' Bert and Ernie coach the Bird Games. Murray experiments with sports, and Elmo's World is all about friends.
The Big Bad Wolf Huffs & Puffs Slimey
Slimey learns that if something is bothering him, he should trust a grown-up to help. Special Guest Stars: Mark Ruffalo explains what empathy means, plus the Harlem Globetrotters appear. In Abby's Flying Fairy School it's letter 'B' day, and in Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures, the pals meet the Loch Ness Monster.
Baby Bear's Baby Doll
Baby Bear learns that it's ok for both boys and girls to play with dolls. Special guest stars: Seth Rogen explains what 'embarassed' means, plus Elvis Costello appears. In Abby's Flying Fairy School, Abby and her friends take a field trip to Colonial Trolliamsberg, and in Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his powers of observation.
Elmo and the Monarch Butterfly
Elmo and Telly learn how a caterpillar turns into a butterfly through metamorphosis. Special guest star Michelle Monaghan explains 'fascinating.' Plus, in Abby's Flying Fairy School, the pals build the world's tallest block tower. Finally, Murray experiments with an air canon, and Elmo's World is all about friends.
Siblings
Baby Bear learns the importance of sharing with a sibling. Special Guest Stars: Jimmy Kimmel explains what 'sibling' means, and Sonia Sotomayor appears. Plus, in Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his power of observation. Finally, Murray experiments with a swing, and Elmo's World is all about families.
Letter 'R' Mystery
Abby and Elmo investigate who is stealing things that start with the letter 'R.' Brought to you by the letter R, the number 19 and the word 'compare.'
Cast Iron Cooks
Alan, Chris and Elmo are challenged to make stew with things that start with the letter 'P.' Special Guest Stars: Amy Adams explains what an ingredient is, and Jason Schwartzman appears. Plus, in Abby's Flying Fairy School the pals have an enchanted lunchtime, and in Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his powers of observation.
Getting Centered
Telly missed yoga class, so Rosita and Elmo offer to teach him what they learned. There's just one problem: Can Telly find his balance point? Ohhmm. Plus, Emma Stone visits to introduce the word of the day. Bruno Mars also makes an appearance and in Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his powers of observation.
A Prince of a Frog
Elmo and Abby learn that frogs are amphibians while helping a princess turn one into a prince. Special guest star Conan O'Brien explains what an amphibian is. Plus, in Abby's Flying Fairy School there's magical fun with dirty and clean, and in Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his powers of observation.
Elmozilla
The growth chart shows Elmo hasn't grown much, so Abby casts a spell to make him grow tall. Special guest star Drew Brees explains 'measure.' Plus, in Abby's Flying Fairy School, it's picture day, and in Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his power of observation. Finally, Murray experiments with a skateboard, and Elmo's World is all about skin.
Super Maria
There's some serious work to be done at 123 Sesame Street, but Gordon stubbornly insists he doesn't need any help. When things keep breaking, Susan, Chris, and The Count suggest that Gordon hire a super--but do they mean a superintendent or a Super Grover? Special guest Nicole Kidman explains what 'stubborn' means. There's some magical fun brewing in Abby's Flying Fairy School.
The Flood
123 Sesame has sprung a leak. While Susan runs to tell Maria and Luis about the flood, Ernie and Bert's beds become sailboats. Help, Gordon, help! Special guest star John Krasinski floats by to explain the word 'soggy.' Plus, in Abby's Flying Fairy School, the pals meet Morty the Musical Muse, and there's more fun with Super Grover 2.0.
Falling Leaves
Whoosh! It's a windy autumn day and Stinky is under a pile of leaves. Chris, Elmo, and Rosita dig him out, then Rosita begins to problem solve, trying to figure out which tree the leaves are from. The friends become leaf detectives, comparing a leaf from the pile with leaves on surrounding trees. Will they find a match?
The All Our Senses Club
Telly, Elmo, and Rosita are having fun helping their friends out by using all of their five senses. When Leela loses a glove, they use their eyes to find it. They spot a very miserable Oscar whose nose is so stuffed, he can't tell whether his milk is sour! What else will they discover using all of their five senses?
What's in Big Bird's Nest?
Nighty-night! Big Bird is excited to sleep in his new pajamas but when Gordon tucks him in, he can't seem to get comfortable. There's something bothering Big Bird but he can't put his wing on it. This is a problem that only a sleep consultant can solve. As luck would have it, the Princess from the Princess and the Pea arrives to help diagnose the issue.
Rhyming Block
Abby and Elmo help Mother Goose write three new nursery rhymes. Special guest stars: Robin Williams explains what 'conflict' means; Samantha Bee also appears. Plus, in Abby's Flying Fairy School, Abby's class grows a beanstalk, and in Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his power of observation.
Elmo Wants to Have a Ball
Elmo works to earn money and saves up to buy a new ball. Special guest star Gustavo Dudamel explains 'stupendous.' Plus, in Super Grover 2.0, Grover uses his powers of observation. Finally, Murray experiments with balls, and Elmo's World is all about balls.
The Biggest Loser
The new Furry Potter book is all the rage on Sesame Street! Gordon's about to read it to Telly, but can't find his glasses. He suggests Telly read the book himself, but Telly says it's too long and goes off to get help. Hopefully Telly will find someone to read the book for him.
Get Lost Mr. Chips
When Alan hosts an exclusive cookie club, Cookie Monster wants to crash the party. He must learn to follow the rules of the club and savor the cookies, instead of devouring them like he usually does. Also featuring celeb vocab 'nibble' with Halle Berry, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0, and Elmo the Musical-Guacamole. Brought to you by the letter P and the number 5.
The Good Sport
Elmo gets frustrated when he loses Hot Potato to Abby, but starts to brag when he wins. Later, Elmo learns what it means to be a good winner, a good loser, and a good friend. Also, celeb vocab 'champion' with Blake Griffin, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Bert & Ernie's Great Adventures & Elmo The Musical-Athlete. Brought to you by the letter R and the number 11.
Hansel & Gretel's Playdate with Big Bird
Big Bird teaches Hansel and Gretel how to use their memory and remember the way when they come to Sesame Street for a playdate, instead of using bread crumb trails. Also, celeb vocab 'remember' with Eric Stonestreet, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Bert & Ernie's Great Adventures and Elmo The Musical-Sea Captain. Brought to you by the letter B and the number 17.
Baby Bear Comes Clean
Baby Bear is all dressed up and ready to visit Granny when a chance encounter with Telly and a bright purple ice cream cone cause a laundry disaster! Also, celeb vocab 'careful' with Casey Affleck, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0, The Voice parody and Elmo The Musical-Athlete. Brought to you by the letter C and the number 18.
Me Am What Me Am
Cookie Monster is eating carrots while he waits for cookies to bake when a reporter (Mario Lopez) spots Cookie! Will Cookie now be called Veggie Monster? Also, celeb vocab 'patience' with Zac Efron, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Nest Moving Day on Super Grover 2.0, Boardwalk Empire parody and Elmo The Musical-Pizza. Brought to you by the letter W and the number 2.
A Song for the Letter 'G'
The letter 'G' wants Elmo and Rosita to sing a song about him, so the group comes up with the perfect song - an upbeat ditty that has real get up and go, just like the letter 'G!' Also, celeb vocab 'grimace' with Ed Helms, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-Guacamole. Bought to you by the letter G and the number 3.
Brandeis is Looking for a Job
Brandeis, the yellow Labrador goes job hunting on Sesame Street. When Elmo sees Gina training a service dog it gives him an idea! Could this be the job that Brandeis is looking for? Also, celeb vocab 'career' with Sonia Sotomayor, Segi can Change the World, Super Grover 2.0, CSI parody and Elmo The Musical-Airplane. Brought to you by the letter S and the number 9.
Don't Wake the Baby
Leela is rocking her baby niece Nila to sleep and wants quiet so that she stays asleep. Telly and Elmo proclaim themselves the Noise Patrol, and vow to help keep the volume down on Sesame Street! Also, Jay Mohr learns about tools, Ricky Gervais sings to Elmo, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-Circus. Brought to you by the letter N and the number 6.
Practice Makes Proud
When Abby uses magic to improve Elmo's basketball abilities, Elmo learns there are no shortcuts when it comes to mastering a skill. Also, TImothy Olyphant illustrates 'proud,' Segi sings 'I Love My Hair,' Super Grover 2.0, and Elmo The Musical-Sea Captain add to the fun. Brought to you by the letter H and the number 15.
Afraid of the Bark
Zoe is rattled when Barkley playfully picks up her pet rock, Rocco, in his mouth. Elmo, with the help of Gina, Bob and Grover, help Zoe get over her new fear. Also, celeb vocab 'veterinarian' with Wendy Williams, Bert & Ernie's Great Adventures and Elmo The Musical-Airplane. Brought to you by the letter I and the number 10.
Telly the Tiebreaker
Zoe and Elmo are voting to see which song to sing, but it's a tie. They need Telly to be the tiebreaking vote, so they try to convince him which one to choose. Also, celeb vocab 'vote' with Steve Carell, Bert & Ernie's Great Adventures, Boardwalk Empire parody and Elmo The Musical-President. Brought to you by the letter Y and the number 17.
Hat Contest
It's Who Can Wear the Most Hats on Their Head Day, where Elmo and Zoe perform math challenges to try and win. Also, celeb vocab 'persistent' with David Beckham, an Ice Block Party at Super Grover 2.0, OK Go sings 'Three Primary Colors' and Elmo The Musical-Circus adds to the fun. Brought to you by the letter M and the number 0.
The Very End of X
Big Bird and Snuffy are hosting 'The Letter of the Day Show,' but when a letter they were set to introduce breaks in two, they'll have to use their powers of deduction to figure out what the mystery letter was. Also, Maya Rudolph and Elmo 'brainstorm,' The Voice parody, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-Cowboy. Brought to you by the letter X and the number 1.
Sesame Street-O-Saurus
Grover, Elmo, and Rosita dig in the dirt and pretend to be Paleontologists. Then they use the items they found to make a model dinosaur. Also, celeb vocab 'paleontologist' with Amy Ryan, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-Guacamole. Brought to you by the letter V and the number 12.
Abby Thinks Oscar's a Prince
Abby thinks that Oscar is a prince in disguise and that kissing him will break the spell. What's a Grouch to do? Also, celeb vocab 'disguise' with Jack Black, Super Grover 2.0, Downton Abbey parody and Elmo The Musical-Prince. Brought to you by the letter E and the number 4.
Finishing the Splat
Oscar's plan to create a painting so grouchy and ugly that everyone on Sesame Street will be mad is backfiring! Also, celeb vocab 'splatter' with Kristen Bell, Bert & Ernie's Great Adventures and Elmo The Musical-Pizza. Brought to you by the letter K and the number 10.
Figure It Out Baby
There's a big concert coming to Sesame Street featuring Telly's favorite singer, LMNOP, but his entourage is missing. Will he have to cancel his show? Also, celeb vocab 'amplify' with Dax Shepard, Bert & Ernie's Great Adventures, High School Musical parody and Elmo The Musical-Circus. Brought to you by the letter F and the number 7.
Build a Better Basket
Alan, Rosita, and Elmo are preparing a basket of goodies for Little Red Riding Hood to take to her grandma's house, but it has to be strong enough to stand up to the Big Bad Wolf. Also, celeb vocab 'reinforce' with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-Detective. Brought to you by the letter L and the number 14.
Best House of the Year
The Three Little Pigs are building a house to enter into the 'Best House of the Year' contest. But it has to be strong enough to withstand the Big Bad Wolf! Also, celeb vocab 'innovation' with Paula Patton, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-President. Brought to you by the letter O and the number 16.
Fairytale Science Fair
It's the Fairytale Science Fair on Sesame Street and Baby Bear and Telly are reporting live! Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella and the Prince, and the Three Little Pigs all have science projects. Also, celeb vocab 'reporter' with Samantha Harris, game show parody, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-Detective. Brought to you by the letter Q and the number 9.
Lifting Snuffy
Zoe has choreographed a special dance for her Sesame Street friends called 'The Dance of the Six Swans' and puts everyone into pairs for the swan lift. Can his Sesame Street friends find a way to lift Snuffy like a swan? Also, celeb vocab 'choreographer' with Melissa McCarthy, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-Airplane. Brought to you by the letter U and the number 8.
Rocco's Playdate
Elmo and Zoe have an arts and craft play date; but Rocco, Zoe's pet rock, is upset that he doesn't have his own friend to play with. Also, celeb vocab 'attach' with Matt Kemp, Bruno Mars sings, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-Pizza. Brought to you by the letter T and the number 9.
Max The Magician
Max the Magician comes to Sesame Street to amaze everyone with his magic, but his tricks are really just him doing math. Also, celeb vocab 'subtraction' with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo the Musical-Cowboy. Brought to you by the letter D and the number 6.
Trashgiving Day
It's the grouchiest holiday of the year - Trashgiving Day! Oscar is in charge of the parade and he's got out of tune bands, flat balloons, and wilted flowers - but will the parade succeed in being grouchy enough? Also, celeb vocab 'inflate' with Don Cheadle, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo The Musical-President. Brought to you by the letter J and the number 13.
Porridge Art
Baby Bear's favorite porridge brand 'Quaker Porridge' is holding a Porridge Art Contest where contestants must create a likeness of the Quaker Duck Man made entirely out of porridge. Also, celeb vocab 'sculpture' with Jon Hamm, Super Grover 2.0 and Elmo the Musical-Athlete. Brought to you by the letter Z and the number 19.
Great Vibrations
Abby and Grover see that Bob is teaching a music class and decides they'd like to join, but first they'll need an instrument. Also, celeb vocab 'vibrate' with Kellan Lutz, Bert & Ernie's Great Adventures, Jason Mraz sings and Elmo The Musical-Prince. Brought to you by the letter A and the number 20.
Telly Gets Jealous
Telly becomes jealous of Baby Bear's pet parrot for being able to perform tricks his own pet hamster can't do! Also featuring Celeb vocab 'Jealous' with Charlize Theron, Dave Matthews' song with Grover, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's James Bond parody, and Elmo the Musical-Birds! Brought to you by the letter C and the number 7.
Don't Get Pushy
While playing school Rosita gets so excited when volunteering that she keeps pushing Baby Bear. Baby Bear asks Gordon for help. Will his advice keep Rosita calm in the classroom? Also featuring Celeb vocab 'Respect' with Henry Cavil. Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.), Elmo the Musical-Cowboys. Brought to you by the letter T and the number 12.
The Flower Show
Stinky's got stage fright and it's preventing him from blooming. Will he be able to find a way to calm himself down in time for the flower show? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Fragrance' with Troy Polamalu, Abby's Flying Fairy School and Elmo the Musical-Detective. Brought to you by the letter D and the number 0.
Latino Festival
There's a fiesta on Sesame Street celebrating Latin culture and language. Vamonos, amigos! Also featuring celeb vocab 'Sturdy' with John Cho, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.) and Elmo the Musical-Guacamole. Brought to you by the letter V and the number 9.
Simon Says!
Telly has to learn to relax, listen, and think in order to prepare for a very important Simon Says (Peter Dinklage) competition. Also featuring celeb vocab 'Relax' with Lena Headey, Sons of Anarchy parody, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's parody of Karate Kid, and Elmo the Musical-Circus. Brought to you by the letter Z and the number 15.
Help-O-Bots
Elmo, Telly, and Rosita decide to become robots to help Chris at Hooper's store. Will the Help-O-Bots be able to help themselves from creating messes left and right? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Robot' with Kunal Nayyar, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.), and Elmo the Musical-President. Brought to you by the letter R and the number 17.
Still Life With Cookie
Cookie Monster decides to paint a picture of a cookie, but it looks so good that he decides to eat it. Can Cookie Monster control his urges so people can appreciate his art? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Texture' with Josh Gad, Usher's ABCs song, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.), and Elmo the Musical-Pizza. Brought to you by the letter N and the number 8.
Mi Amiguita Rosita
Rosita is frustrated that people don't understand her heritage so she decides to write a book about what being Mexican means to her. Also featuring celeb vocab 'Author' with Laura Graham, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.), Romeo Santos song, and Elmo the Musical-Sea Captain. Brought to you by the letter P and the number 2.
Leela's Cell Phone Addiction
Leela has promised to read Abby and Zoe a story, but she won't stop texting. The girls become frustrated with Leela and hide her cellphone. Also featuring celeb vocab 'Furious' with Jesse Williams, Abby's Flying Fairy School, JR Martinez song, and Elmo the Musical-Airplane. Brought to you by the letter U and the number 13.
Firefly Show
Baby Bear and Telly are trying to catch a firefly but it's not going so well. They'll need to problem-solve in order to find a solution and get their bug! Also featuring celeb vocab 'Insect' with Jenny McCarthy, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.), and Elmo the Musical-Repair Monster. Brought to you by the letter F and the number 16.
Count Tribute
The Count has won the Noble Prize for Counting but he's running late to the ceremony to receive his prize. Will The Count arrive in time to receive his prize? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Imposter' with Hank Azaria, Homeland parody, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's parody of Les Miserables, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter S and the number 18.
Gotcha!
Sesame Street is on an episode of 'Gotcha!'--the TV show that uses hidden cameras to catch people using really bad manners. Will the host (Tom Bergeron) be successful? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Courteous' with Cobie Smulders, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's parody of Karate Kid, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter E and the number 12.
Big Bird's Nest Sale
Big Bird accidentally knocks Radar into his nest while have a nest sale. Will Big Bird and Snuffleupagus get him back? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Curly' with Neil Patrick Harris, 'I Love My Hair' song, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's 007 parody, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter Q and the number 19.
The Wild Brunch
Snuffy is helping serve customers at Hooper's Store and the first customers are a zookeeper (Audra McDonald) and three animals. Will he be able to deliver the food before the customers get too hungry? Also featuring 'Stragedy' with Dwight Howard, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's Hunger Games, Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter X and the number 16.
Rosita's Abuela Arrives
When Rosita feels awkward speaking Spanish to her grandmother in front of her friends, Maria helps her deal with her feelings and shows her how to feel proud of who she is. Also featuring celeb vocab 'Translate' with Benjamin Bratt, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's Lord of the Rings parody, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter M and the number 4.
Baby Bear's New Sitter
When Grandma Bear calls in sick, Gabi is enlisted to be Baby Bear and Curly Bear's new babysitter. Will Gabi be able to fill in for Grandma Bear? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Fabulous' with Kim Catrall, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.) and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter O and the number 20.
Grandparents Celebration
Hooper's Store is having a Grandparents Celebration and Elmo is excited to see his grandparents. But he finds out that they're stuck at the airport and will miss the party. Also featuring celeb vocab 'Disappointed' with Sarah Michelle Gellar, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's Life of Pi parody, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter B and the number 2.
The Princess Story
Abby, and Zoe are making up a princess story but Rosita isn't sure how. Will Rosita be able to create a great story? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Adventure' with Ginnifer Goodwin, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's Hunger Game parody, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter A and the number 11.
Judy and the Beast
Judy is looking for a beast to be her friend and share adventures with. Enter Abby who helps her choose between a lobster, a kangaroo, or a horse. Which will it be? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Unique' with Usher, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.), and Elmo the musical. Brought to you by the letter H and the number 5.
3 Cheers for Us
Elmo, Telly, and Zoe decide they want to go around Sesame Street and find people to cheer for people, but who will they cheer for? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Cheer' with Billy Gardell, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.), and Elmo the Muscial. Brought to you by the letter I and the number 3.
The Pogo Games
Telly trains with a famous pogo stick coach to help him win the Pogo Games, but the most important lesson he learns is something that only he can teach himself--confidence! Also featuring celeb vocab 'Confidence' with Evan Lysacek, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Pentatonix, Cookie Monster's Les Miserables, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter W and the number 5.
Jack's Big Jump
Jack Be Nimble is preparing to jump over eight candlesticks but when he leaps he knocks over the candles and falls. Will Jack get his jump back? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Stumble' with Ricky Gervais, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.) and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter J and the number 8.
Baby Bear Hates Wee Tee Ball
Papa Bear is excited to teach Baby Bear T-Ball, but Baby Bear would rather sketch the ball than actually hit it. Also featuring celeb vocab 'Athlete' with Albert Pujols, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's Karate Kid parody, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter G and the number 1.
The Wedding Planner
Wedding planners Elmo and Zoe must make sure everything is taken care of so that Rocco and Petra can be formally pronounced rock and rock! Also featuring celeb vocab 'plan' with Rutina Wesley, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's Life of Pi parody, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter Y and the number 14.
Lights, Camera, Bert
Elmo and Ernie are making a movie and they're enlisting Bert as their star. Will Bert be able to use his imagination to play the characters in the movie? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Imagination' with Forest Whitaker, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Cookie Monster's Lord of the Rings, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter K and the number 10.
Every Plant That Ever Was
Stinky questions whether he is a plant at all when he finds out that he's been excluded from a book called the 'Great Big Book of Every Plant that Ever Was.' Can he prove himself and be included? Also featuring celeb vocab 'Absorb' with Anna Kendrick, Abby's Flying Fairy School, Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.), and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter L and the number 9.
School for Chickens
Elmo spends the day at a school for chickens in this hilarious episode which teaches children how to sit still and listen in class. Super Grover 2.0's 'The Balancing Act' adds to the fun with a science lesson that involves balancing chickens on an elephant.
Bert's Training Wheels
The world's longest Street like you've never seen it before! Check out Sesame's all-new digital set in this episode featuring Ernie and Bert learning to ride bikes without training wheels. Enjoy new music including Elmo and actor Taye Digg's remake of the hit song 'Let's Go Driving,' and Janelle Monae's original song, 'The Power of Yet.'
Proud to be Me
Academy Award winning actress Lupito Nyong'o teaches children that different skin colors are beautiful. Elmo, Big Bird, and Mando gather the 'Sesame Street Snazzy Society' and help Segi see that being brown is awesome!
Numeric Con
Sesame Street and Super Heroes! Join the greatest number-lovers convention of the year as Elmo teaches children about math and how to be flexible at the same time. Cookie's Crumby Pictures debuts a laugh-out-loud parody 'Star S'mores' in which Flan Solo must learn self-control and Star Trek actor Zachary Quinto teaches the word 'flexible.'
Enthusiastic Penelope Penguin
Join Cookie Monster in the hilarious debut of the Crumby Pictures parody 'Twilight: Breaking Cookie.' Back on Sesame Street Big Bird's pen pal Penelope is visiting. Elmo helps her learn how to make new friends and stay calm when she gets excited. Actress and comedian Mindy Kaling teaches the word 'enthusiastic.'
Fifteen's Quinceanera
Academy Award winning actress Viola Davis teaches children about the word 'fiesta' in this Latin-themed episode, in which Abby Cadabby and the rest of the Sesame Street gang throw a 'Quinceanera' birthday party for the Number 15.
A Bicycle Built by Two
The world's longest street like you've never seen it before! Check out Sesame's all new digital set in this episode about engineering, which features 'Homeland' star Claire Danes. Also see Murray and Luis as they use science to help them build the perfect-sized bike for their friend Little Chicken.
Ernie's Dance Video
Ernie wants to make a music video and get the whole world to dance, but he needs Big Bird and Snuffy's help to convince Bert to join. Also included in this episode - Grover and comedian Aziz Ansari hilariously explaining the word 'ridiculous.'
If Me Had That Wand
In this Halloween-themed episode, Cookie is amazed by Abby's wand and all the different kinds of cookies he could make if he took it, but decides their friendship is more important. Actor and musician Ice Cube joins the fun to explain the word 'astounding,' and Furry Potter and Professor Crumblemore teach children to follow directions in Cookie's Crumby Pictures.
Calm Down and Think, Elmo
Pop sensation One Direction visits Sesame Street to sing the instant classic 'What Makes U So Useful.' Elmo plays 'Calm Down and Think,' and he'll need to do just that if he wants to win a brand new bicycle horn! Cookie's Crumby Pictures presents 'Nosh of the Titans,' and NBA basketball star Pau Gasol explains the word 'coach.'
Peter Piper's Purpose
Today is Pickled Pepper Day at Hooper's Store, a day when all of the specials start with the letter P. Peter Piper prefers something pizzazzier than pickled peppers, but when he sees how popular they are, he helps the Sesame Street gang find enough for all their friends. Also included in this episode is Cookie's Crumby Pictures hilarious parody, 'Lord of the Crumbs.'
Big Bird Loses his Nest
When a new bird Minnie Mynah, tries to take Big Bird's nest by claiming the bird law 'finders, keepers,' the Sesame Street gang take their case all the way to the Supreme Bird Court! Also included in this episode, actor and comedian Jonah Hill explains the word 'empty,' and Murray takes an exciting trip to the zoo.
Waiting For the Present
Cookie learns how to wait his turn in line at a New York City deli in 'When Cookie Met Sally,' a new Cookie's Crumby Pictures. And speaking of waiting, Rosita has to learn to wait before she can open her present from Elmo. Actor, Sir Ian McKellen, explains the word 'resist.'
Oscar's Trash Savings Plan
Oscar wants to buy a grouch instrument called a P.U. gelhorn, so that he and Fluffy can play a duet, but first he'll need to find a way to save up enough trash to buy one. Grammy-award winning artist Macklemore helps Oscar in his quest for trash currency and sings his original new song 'Grouch Thrift Shop.'
Stinky's First Day of Preschool
Elmo's friend Stinky is nervous about his first day of preschool. Elmo reassures him that everything will be okay, and helps him find ways to relax and enjoy the fun. Also included, actor and comedian Zach Braff teaches the word 'anxious.'
Oscar's Clean Tuxedo
Elmo is helping Leela fold clothes at the Laundromat when they realize a terrible mistake - Oscar's dirty clothes have been cleaned! They must remember the shapes and locations of his favorite stains to recreate them. Actor and Comedian Craig Robinson from 'The Office' explains the word 'pattern,' and Cookie's Crumby Pictures features 'The Hungry Games: Catching Fur.'
Elmo the Grouch
Elmo doesn't feel like himself today - he is cranky and grumpy. Oscar suggests he is becoming a grouch. Chris helps Elmo understand that no one feels happy all the time, and emotions change. This episode also includes Cookie's Crumby Pictures parody 'Twilight: Breaking Cookie,' and 'Saturday Night Live' star Bill Hader.
Friendship Day
It's friendship day on Sesame Street and the gang is learning about communication and forgiveness. Elmo's feelings get hurt when Zoe calls him 'the worst.' She tells him it doesn't mean anything, but Chris helps her understand that words matter. Actress Brittany Snow teaches the word 'friend.'
Chaos at Hooper's Store
When the 'old woman who lives in a shoe' shows up at Mr. Hooper's Store with her 12 children Telly and Alan must learn how to separate things into groups to keep them organized. Actress Nia Long teaches the word 'divide.' Cookie's Crumby Pictures presents 'Nosh of the Titans.'
Bert's Sign Painting Challenge
One of the world's greatest painters, Vincent Van Stop, is looking for new assistant. Bert wants the job but first he'll have to pass a test, and that makes him nervous. Chris shows him how to stay calm and focused. Actor Terry Crews teaches the word 'artist.'
Papa Bear Goes to Preschool
Papa and Baby Bear have their own way of doing things when they're at home, but when Papa visits preschool for the day he see that their rules are different. Baby Bear explains that there's a first time for everything--even following rules. Also: Grammy award-winning artist Ed Sheeran sings, 'I Live in Two Worlds.'
Jack B. Nimble Can't Sit Down
Jack may be nimble, Jack may be quick, but Jack just can't sit still at the movies! Elmo must help his friend to learn how to be calm so they can enjoy their movie outing. Actor/comedian Zach Galifianakis teaches the word 'nimble.'
Upside-Down Nursery Rhymes
Mother Goose visits Sesame Street and she's brought along some amazing friends - including Grammy and Emmy award-winner, Tina Fey! When Big Bird helps Mother Goose write new rhymes for Little Miss Muffet and Little Jack Horner, she's so grateful that she writes one about him!
Abby Schools in Cool
Elmo and Abby discover a new website that talks all about the hottest trends. They try to follow the cool rules, but they soon realize that what's really cool is doing what makes you happy. Actress Christina Hendricks ('Mad Men') explains the word 'technology,' and Cookie's Crumby Pictures presents 'Star S'mores.'
Grover Does it All
Grover wants to have a little fun but gets frustrated when he can't do everything at once. Mando tries to show him that it's better to focus on one thing at a time. In Cookie's Crumby pictures the evil Bon Bon tries to destroy all healthy vegetables in 'Aveggies.' Actress Emmy Rossum teaches the word 'focus.'
Everyday Magic
Abby and Telly want to have a magical playdate but Abby's wand is out for cleaning. When they search for magic on Sesame Street, they find that sometimes ordinary tools can do things that are just as fun. Actress Emily Blunt explains the word 'explore.' Cookie's Crumby Pictures parodies a dinosaur classic in 'Jurassic Park.'
Bedtime Story
While sleeping over Elmo's house, Abby learns how to change her bedtime routine to help her calm down before bedtime. Also featuring celeb vocab 'bedtime' with Tracee Ellis Ross, Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies and Elmo's World-sleep. Brought to you by the letter B and the number 10.
Mucko Polo, Grouch Explorer
With Mucko Polo (Alan Cumming), Elmo, Abby, and Oscar use their five senses to explore and search for the grouchiest things on Sesame Street. Also featuring Grover finds a pyramid and Elmo the Musical-Guacamole. Brought to you by the letter E and the number 6.
Grover's Street Safari
Grover takes Elmo and friends on a Sesame Street Safari and they pretend to be all of the wild animals they see. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies, and Elmo the Muscial-cowboy. Brought to you by the letter S and the number 5.
Saved by the Superfoods
The SuperFood Super Foods fly onto Sesame Street to help their friends try new foods, find a healthy snack, and explain the importance of eating breakfast. Also featuring Orange is the New Snack parody, and Elmo the Musical-Tomato. Brought to you by the letter H and the number 10.
Funny Farm
Elmo, Abby, and Alan help Grover think like a farm animal so he can throw the perfect party for farm animals. Also featuring Super Grover 2.0 (S.T.E.M.), and Elmo's world-farm. Brought to you by the letter F and the number 3.
Valentine's Day
It's Valentine's Day on Sesame Street! Elmo and Abby make valentines for each other and learn about the importance of friendship. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Twilight parody, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter V and the number 14.
The Best Friend Band
Elmo and Abby learn how to compromise and combine their two favorite songs, creating the Best Friend Song. Also featuring 'That's Music' song with 5th Harmony, Murray had a little lamb-music school, and Elmo's World-violins. Brought to you by the letter M and the number 5.
When Dinosaurs Walked Sesame Street
Elmo, Chris, and their friends on Sesame Street have dressed up as dinosaurs. With help from Elmo's book, they learn that there are small and big dinosaurs, some dinosaurs are herbivores and some are carnivores and that Big Bird is a dinosaur! Also featuring Jurassic Cookie parody, and Elmo's World-dinosaurs. Brought to you by the letter D and the number 15.
What I Love About Art
Telly learns that by using his imagination and experimenting, he can make art in lots of different ways. Also featuring Murray had a little lamb, and Elmo's World-drawing. Brought to you by the letter A and the number 18.
Say Thank You to Your Face Day
Elmo helps Abby, Grover, and Telly figure out how to say thank you to our nose, eyes, and mouth all at the same time. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies, and Elmo's World-noses. Brought to you by the letter F and the number 9.
Abby's Fairy Garden
Abby is going to teach Elmo how to garden, but a gnome takes his seeds and flower pot. Abby and Elmo need to play memory games in order to get them back. Also featuring Murray had a little lamb, and Elmo's World-Plants. Brought to you by the letter G and the number 17.
Elmo Steps in for Super Grover
When Super Grover's new sidekick Horatio keeps getting stuck in doorways, Elmo has to answer the distress calls. Also featuring 'Everyday Hero' song with Aloe Blacc, Cookie Monster's Aveggies parody, and Elmo the Musical-superheroes. Brought to you by the letter H and the number 1.
The Princess Story
Rosita helps Abby and Zoe think outside the 'fairy tale' box as they imagine and make up a story together. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Star Smores parody, and Elmo the Musical-prince. Brought to you by the letter P and the number 4.
Enthusiastic Penelope Penguin
Chris helps Penelope, an overly excited penguin, learn how to control herself and make new friends. Also featuring 'Be a good friend' song with Gwen Stefani, Murray had a little lamb, and Elmo's World-friends. Brought to you by the letter F and the number 2.
Birdie and the Beast
Big Bird makes up a fairy tale about a bird named Birdie who helps a Beast learn how to be a good friend. Also featuring Elmo the Muscial-Prince. Brought to you by the letter F and the number 0.
Rocco's Playdate
Elmo and Zoe use arts and crafts to help make a 'friend' for Zoe's pet rock, Rocco, to play with. Also featuring Murray had a lttle lamb, and Elmo's World-drawing. Brought to you by the letter C and the number 7.
Camping Show
Elmo and Chris go camping in the woods near Sesame Street to relax and meet some new friends. Also featuring Murray had a little lamb, and Elmo's World-plants. Brought to you by the letter N and the number 16.
A Very Cookie Mother's Day
Cookie Monster wants to give his mom the perfect Mother's Day gift, but first he needs to learn how to control himself from eating it. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies, and Elmo's World-family. Brought to you by the letter M and the number 19.
Move It!
It's 'Move It Day' on Sesame Street where everyone moves their body. But after spending the day just sitting and eating cookies, Cookie Monster learns that exercising and moving your body gives you lots of energy and helps you feel better. Also featuring a song with Ne-Yo, Murray had a little lamb, and Elmo's World. Brought to you by the letter M and the number 8.
Hooper's Lockdown
When Grover's new security gate system accidentally locks Chris out of Hooper's store, Elmo and Abby help solve math problems to open the gates in time to stop Cookie Monster from eating Alan's birthday cake. Also featuring Nick Jonas, Cookie Monster's 007 parody, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter S and the number 8.
To the Moon Elmo
Rosita, Elmo and Abby pretend to be astronauts and use their imagination to go into space and with help from Chris, they figure out which 'space tool' to use to fix their ripped space ship. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Star Smores parody, and Elmo's World-sky. Brought to you by the letter A and the number 10.
Chicken Thunderstorms
Elmo, Abby, Chris and Leela help to teach some chickens not to be afraid of thunderstorms. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies, and Elmo's World-weather. Brought to you by the letter W and the number 4.
Music Magic
When Elmo uses Abby's magic wand, all anyone on Sesame Street can do is sing! Also featuring 'Just like Magic' song with Sara Bareilles, Cookie Monster's Furry Potter parody, and Elmo the Musical. Brough to you by the letter M and the number 20.
Abby Makes the Seasons Change
Abby makes the seasons change on Sesame Street. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies, and Elmo's World. Brought to by the letter S and the number 4.
BooBoo Busters
Abby and Elmo are the Boo-Boo Busters; finding friends on Sesame Street who need help making their boo-boos better. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies, and Elmo's World. Brought to you by the letter B and the number 13.
Elmo & the Bookaneers
The Bookaneers, a band of book and reading-loving pirates led by Tina Fey, comes to Sesame Street! They invite Elmo to become a Bookaneer, and together they look for the pirates' treasure, the library. Also featuring 'B is for Book' with Pharrell, Cookie Monster's Smart Cookie, and Elmo's Wold. Brought to you by the letter B and the number 1.
Bye, Bye Pacifier
Elmo helps Curly Bear come to terms with giving up her binky. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies, and Elmo's World. Brought to you by the letter B and the number 12.
Mi Amiguita Rosita
Rosita is bothered by a story that doesn't resonate with her culture, so she writes her own book about things she loves: dancing, Mexican wrestling and playing with her friends. Also featuring celeb vocab in espanol with Gina Rodriguez, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the ABC's and the number 9.
Dress-Up Me Club
Prairie Dawn learns that it doesn't matter if you're a boy or girl, anyone can dress-up and play any way they want. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies, and Elmo's World. Brought to you by the letter D and the number 15.
Afraid of the Bark
Zoe is rattled when Barkley playfully picks up her pet rock, Rocco, in his mouth. Elmo, with the help of Gina, Bob and Grover, help Zoe get over her fear. Also featuring Murry had a little lamb, and Elmo's World. Brought to you by the letter D and the number 5.
The Good Sport
Elmo learns how to win and lose gracefully while playing Hot Potato with Abby. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Hungry Games parody, and Elmo's World. Brought to you by the letter G and the number 3.
Sesame Oceans
Abby turns Sesame Street into a magical ocean so Dorothy can swim anywhere she likes but when she disappears, Elmo and Abby follow clues to find her. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Smart Cookies, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter O and the nubmer 6.
Don't Get Pushy
Telly is upset when Rosita pushes Baby Bear by accident because she is too excited; but with the help of her friends on Sesame Street, she learns how to control herself. Also featuring Cookie Monster's Les Moussarables, and Elmo the Musical. Brought to you by the letter E and the number 11.
School for Chickens
Elmo helps Professor Buck Awe, played by Saturday Night Live's Taran Killam, teach a class of chickens using strategies he learned in preschool. Also featuring Murray has a little lamb, and Elmo's World. Brought to you by the letter S and the number 14.
Halloween
In this Halloween episode, the letter of the day is 'H' and Elmo learns that a good imagination is the most important part of pretending.
Be Kind to Your Worm
Oscar participates in the Be Kind to Your Worm day activities because he knows it will make his best friend Slimey happy. Guest: Gwen Stefani.
The Kindness Kid
The Kindness Kid (Zachary Levi) visits Sesame Street to spread kindness and Grover wants to be a Kindness Kid too, but every time he tries to do something kind, he fails. Chris helps Grover realize that just trying to help someone is actually being kind. Guest: Tori Kelly.
Abby Helps Clear Things Up
Abby helps Prince Charming calm down so he doesn't feel anxious at the Eye Doctor's office.
Super Sitters
Grover and Cookie Monster help Chris babysit and learn how to take care of a baby.
Having a Ball
When Saul the Ball is disappointed that he can't play ball with Elmo and Rosita inside the house, Elmo and Rosita help him use his imagination to play other games.
Elmo's Sweet Ride
Elmo shares his scooter with Zoe and learns how to be patient and wait for his turn while she practices and learns how to ride.
Dress Up
Abby and Elmo play dress up and pretend to be lots of different people, like bike repair assistants to help Nina fix Rosita's bike.
Snuffy's Dance
Zoe choreographs a ballet and the dancers have to work together to figure out how to make Snuffy fly through the air. Guest: Jason Derulo.
Norbert's Birthday
Rosita, Zoe and Grover give Norbert the Robot a surprise birthday party to show how much they care about him.
Elmo Comes Clean
Elmo keeps hiding from Nina because he wants more time to play before his bath, but Ernie helps him realize that he can play in the bathtub, too.
Baby Bear Learns About Bees
Baby Bear is afraid of bees until Abby turns him and Chris into bees. Baby Bear and Chris learn just how amazing bees really are.
Big Bird's Song
Abby and Elmo help Big Bird calm down so he won't be nervous singing on the show, The Squawk. Guest: Sia.
Get Ready for Today
Elmo and Abby help Crystal the Ball come up with a morning routine so she can be ready to go out and play.
Painting with Cookie Monster
Cookie Monster learns how to control himself from eating his own paintings.
Meet Julia
While Big Bird plays with Elmo and Abby's friend Julia, he notices that she does things a little differently. Alan helps him understand that sometimes people with autism do things that might seem confusing, but Julia also does some things that he might want to try, like boing tag. Big Bird, Julia and the Sesame friends all then come together to play and sing, celebrating how everyone is special and amazing.
Make Your Garden Grow
Elmo has made sure that his apple tree has good soil, water and sunshine, but he still needs to learn how to be patient and wait for it to grow.
Bike Show With a Beat
Nina and her friends make musical instruments out of bike parts to help them make music and attract customers to her new bike shop. Guest: Little Big Town.
Counting Hats
Elmo and Zoe compete to see who can wear the most hats on their head.
House of Worm
Abby helps Turner the Worm build a place that feels like home.
Wild Animals Stop for Lunch
Snuffy helps out in Hooper's Store when zoo animals come for brunch. He has to figure out a way to remember everyone's order. Guest: Audra McDonald.
Sheep in a Jet Pack
When Ovejita flies up high after putting on a jetpack, Abby and Nina figure out how to get her back down low.
Rocking Rollie
Rosita and Zoe build their own baby-rocking machine to help rock baby Rollie's cradle so their arms won't get tired.
Elmo and Rosita's Rainbow Search
Elmo sees a rainbow and goes to show it to Rosita but it disappears before she can see it. Rosita, who has never seen one, now becomes determined to. Guest: Ok Go.
Father's Day
It's Father's Day and Rosita's friends help her make a video message so she can tell her dad how much she loves him. Guest: James Cordon.
The Recycling Fairy
Redusa the Recycling Fairy visits Sesame Street and helps everyone recycle their old trash into something new to help keep the Earth clean and beautiful.
The Camouflage Game
Elmo, Rosita and Chris try to find six camouflaged things on Sesame Street so they can join the Camouflage Club. Source: Kyra Sedgwick.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Elmo
Elmo doesn't give up and keeps practicing until he learns how to play the song "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" on his piano. Guest: Fifth Harmony.
Bert and Ernie Make a Movie
Ernie and Elmo help Bert tap into his imagination as he acts out different scenes for a movie.
Big Bird's Big Move
Freddy Flapman, real estate agent to birds, tries to convince Big Bird to migrate away from Sesame Street. Guest: Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Battle of the Chefs
For more than four decades, 'Sesame Street' has helped children grow smarter, stronger and kinder by providing preschoolers with the gold-standard in quality educational programming. Now, the iconic series comes to HBO with 30-minute episodes, new preschool-relevant themes, new opening and closing songs, an updated set, and new segments, characters, and more.
Hello Rudy
Abby is excited to meet her new stepbrother, Rudy, for the first time. Rosita and Elmo help Abby look out for him so she can see Rudy as soon as he gets to Sesame Street.
Rudy Lets Loose
Abby and Rosita help watch over Grover's dogs but Rudy scares the dogs when he tries to pet them. Rudy uses Abby's wand and turns himself into a dog so Grover's dogs will be friends with him.
Hide and Seek Rudy
Rudy uses Abby's wand to find the best hiding spot and accidentally turns himself into a banana. Abby becomes worried when she can't find him anywhere on Sesame Street.
The Four Sneezons
Grover wishes he didn't have a cold in the Fall, so Rudy uses Abby's wand to change the season. Now every time Grover sneezes, the seasons keep changing.
Snazzy Society
Mando, Chris and Leela help Segi see that being brown is snazzy when she becomes upset after reading a book about her favorite character. Guest: Lupita Nyong'o.
A Very Sesame Street Thanksgiving
Elmo, Big Bird, Rosita, Alan, Julia, Nina and the rest of the neighborhood gather to appreciate all the traditions, cultures, and delicious foods their community has to offer.
Cinderella's Slippery Slippers
Cinderella doesn't want to open her new shoe store and be a princess anymore, she just wants to play. She meets Rosita who would love to play with her but Cinderella's fancy shoes make it difficult. Rosita suggests that she get a pair of sneakers like hers from the new shoe store. Now wearing her new sneakers, Rosita helps Cinderella realize that she can be a princess and play. But the best part of the day was becoming friends with Rosita.
Elmo's Nursery Rhyme
Mother Goose (Kate McKinnon) tries to write a nursery rhyme for Elmo, but she doesn't know anything about him. It's up to his friend Abby to show her some of the things that make Elmo special.
Rapunzel Gets a Haircut
Abby and Elmo help Rapunzel figure out how to keep her hair from getting in the way so she can be what she really wants to be: a gymnast.
Martian Mission
Martians have landed on Sesame Street to find out what Earth people are like. Elmo shows them around and helps them learn that people come in lots of sizes, their skin comes in lots of colors, and people speak lots of languages. The Martians also learn that even though there are many kinds of people, anyone can be friends!
Clothing Drive
Rudy's favorite sweater doesn't fit him anymore so Nina suggests having a clothing drive in the neighborhood. Everyone can give clothes that they don't need anymore to the people who do need them. Rudy's sweater goes to a little girl who is very excited to wear it.
M Is For Missing
The letter M goes missing from everywhere around Sesame Street and it's up to Nina and the gang to find it.
Abby's Sock Solution
Abby tries to help Chris after he loses a sock while doing laundry, but her efforts create chaos when she conjures up dancing socks.
Our Family's Way
Abby's family is having dinner at Elmo's house. They find out that even though their families do things differently, everybody had fun working together to get dinner ready.
The Last Straw
Bert can't fall asleep because Ernie is making too much noise. Bert becomes angry and leaves with his bed in search of quiet place to nap. While they are apart, Bert and Ernie think about what they did and how it made the other feel. They apologize to each other and learn that even though they had a fight, they can still be friends.
Kitty Kindness
There's a lost kitten on Sesame Street. While Chris and Elmo put up signs to try and find its owner, Grover and Cookie Monster help look after it and learn how to take care of a kitten.
Hair Training
Gabrielle and Prairie think they can't dance together because their hair doesn't move the same way. But Nina helps them realize it would be cool to just let their hair do what it wants to do. Then Elmo and Big Bird join their dance and let their fur and feathers do what they want to do. It's more fun to dance together.
Book Worming
Elmo's friend Zuzu is visiting Sesame Street from South Africa. After reading all about her home in the Book Nook, Elmo and Alan throw Zuzu a welcome party with South African food, music and traditional clothing. At the party, Zuzu says she read up on Sesame Street, too.
Chinese New Year
It's Chinese New Year on Sesame Street! To learn how some people celebrate the holiday in China and around the world, Nina helps Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster and Grover build their own dragon costume. (Guest: John Legend).
Chamki Visits Sesame Street
Big Bird is getting ready for a visit from Chamki, his pen pal from India. Grover, Elmo, Rosita and Cookie Monster build a giant bird feeder to help her feel comfortable on Sesame Street. When she gets there, the gang finds out that even though she and Big Bird have a lot in common, she's not a bird at all!
Street Food
Lily, a four-year-old tiger cub from China, joins Chamki, Zuzu and all their new friends for an international food festival on Sesame Street, and they learn about traditional dishes from Japan, South Africa, India and China. Rudy is reluctant to try the unfamiliar foods, but is pleasantly surprised when Elmo, Abby and Chris encourage him to taste a few. Guest: Padma Lakshmi.
Crafty Friends
Elmo helps Zoe find just the right play date for Zoe's pet rock, Rocco.
It's Dance Your Favorite Dance Day
It's Dance Your Favorite Dance Day on Sesame Street. Nina, who knows lots of dances from around the world, teaches everyone the moves to their favorite dances.
Me Am Cookie Monster
With rumors swirling that he is a Veggie Monster, Cookie Monster must defend his identity.
Elmo's Butterfly Friend
Elmo and Telly learn how a caterpillar turns into a butterfly through metamorphosis.
Shape Hunt
Everyone on Sesame Street is getting ready to play Shape Hunt. Both teams get a list of shapes and have to look closely around the street to find them. When the teams have difficulty finding shapes on their list, Julia helps by finding them in places no one else thought of.
The Helpful Cloud
Elmo and Grover help Floatie the Cloud try to find a job on Sesame Street. But Chris helps Floatie realize that she already has a very important job: being a cloud in the sky, bringing rain to help plants and flowers grow and giving shade to keep everyone cool on hot sunny days. (Guest: Ellie Goulding).
The Happy To Be Me Club
Big Bird feels bad about himself after being teased, but Abby reminds him that he is special.
My Rhaki Family
Telly and Zoe help Leela celebrate the Indian holiday Rakhi. (Guest: John Legend).
The Wheel Deal
Nina cleans out the bike shop and Oscar wants everything for his trash collection. The Three Pigs Movers figure out how to use wheels to help them move the heavy stuff to Oscar's can.
Grandparents' Day
Hooper's Store is throwing a special party for kids and their grandparents!
The New Old MacDonald
Old MacDonald's animals don't want to sing their song anymore because it's always sung the same way. Nina and the gang figure out how they could sing the song in a fun new way. Guest: Pentatonix.
Oscar the Kind
Oscar gets sick, and instead of feeling grouchy he feels "kind." He shows Elmo and Baby Bear how easy and fun it is to be kind to others. Guest: Tori Kelly.
Elmo and Abby's Bubble Fun
Elmo and Abby test bubble mixtures and learn that a bubble has the colors of the rainbow.
The Golden Triangle
Telly turns into Texas Telly the explorer in search of the rarest, most beautiful triangle of all.
Fido the Frog
Chris, Elmo and Abby help Fido feel proud that he's a frog and find the right habitat to live in.
Abby and Zoe Love Karate
Nina teaches Abby and Zoe all about karate. After learning how to practice and focus, Abby and Zoe are able to kick a ball off a stand with a special karate kick.
Rosita and Elmo Teach Yoga
Telly practices balancing his weight during yoga class.
Surfin' Sesame Street
When Alan can't go on vacation, Elmo, Grover and Chris surprise him by bringing the beach to Sesame Street!
The Count's Counting Error
When The Count makes a counting mistake, he makes sure it never happens again by trying to find another job, but soon finds out that many other jobs include counting, too. Guest star: Laurie Hernandez.
When You're a Vet
Abby and Elmo play veterinarians. By using their eyes, ears and hands, Abby and Elmo figure out what's wrong with their pretend patients and help them feel better. (Guest: Tiffany Haddish).
Picture This
Alan gives Elmo, Rosita, and Abby his old cameras to play with and suggests that they can be photographers for the day. So Abby, Rosita, and Elmo go around Sesame Street taking pictures of things like sports and fashion, while also learning how to use their cameras.
Hey! Sesame Street News
Cookie Monster is a journalist for Abby and Big Bird's newspaper, "Hey! Sesame Street News!" He solves the mystery of Chris' missing belt buckle by asking the five "W" questions: who, what, where, when and why. Guest star: Keegan-Michael Key
So You Think You Can Choreograph
Elmo and his friends are making a music video. When they ask Zoe to be the choreographer, she comes up with the perfect dance and teaches everyone the moves.
Elmo's Factory
Elmo has a lot of anything holders to make, so Chris helps Elmo put together his own factory. Elmo's friends work as a team and each takes on a different job to help make the anything holders more quickly.
Math Magic
Max the Magician amazes Rosita, Big Bird and Elmo with his magical, mathematical tricks.
New Year's Eve on Sesame Street
It's New Year's Eve on Sesame Street. Rosita and Telly try to help Elmo stay awake until the new year so that he can celebrate with his friends.
Play Time
Nina, Elmo, Abby, Big Bird and Chris put on a play about Little Miss Muffet. With the actor, narrator, costume designer and set designer jobs already planned out, Nina helps Big Bird find his role as playwright when he comes up with the idea of changing the ending to the story.
Bath Time for Blanky
Abby brings Rudy to the laundromat to wash his stinky blanky. Grover is the new laundromat attendant, but doesn't know how to use the machines. Luckily, Chris brings in his dirty clothes too, and shows them all how to use a washing machine and dryer.
Astronaut Elmo
Rosita, Elmo and Abby pretend to be astronauts and use their imaginations to go into space. With help from Chris, they figure out which "space tool" to use to fix their ripped spaceship.
Honk If You Love Libraries
Librarian Grover helps Nina and Elmo find the books they need while looking through the different sections of the library.
Elmo's Happy Little Train
Elmo, Rosita, and Zoe play train and pretend to be the driver, conductor and passenger. They make up an adventure so that Oscar can play, too.
The Big Pretend Band
Bert learns how to use his imagination and pretend-play a saxophone so that he can join his friends in their pretend band and play in a concert.
Sesame Friendship
Big Bird is building a tall block castle, but it accidentally gets knocked down. Big Bird thinks Snuffy did it and doesn't let him explain. Alan and Nina help them learn to stand up for themselves, listen to each other and apologize.
Rudy Rides the Bus
Elmo and Rudy play bus driver and bus monitor, driving a homemade bus and helping their friends get around Sesame Street.
Mechanics in Space
Rudy is pretending to be a space alien from another planet. When his space ship won't start, Abby and Elmo play mechanics. They figure out what the problem is and fix Rudy's space ship.
Fixing X
Big Bird and Snuffy are the hosts of "The Letter of the Day Show" on Sesame Street and learn all about how the letter "X" can come at the end of a word.
Elmo Goes to Chicken School
Elmo helps Professor Buck Awe teach a class of chickens using strategies he learned in preschool. (Guest: Andy Grammer)
Walking the Dog
Elmo wants to be a dog walker just like Dog Walker Grover. His friends help him practice by pretending to be different kinds of dogs.
Elmo the Engineer
Elmo and his dad become engineers as they design a "toy putter awayer" to help Elmo put away his toys.
Julia's Haircut
Elmo, Abby and Alan play hair salon and pretend to be hair stylists to help Julia feel less scared about getting a haircut.
Dinosaur in the Laundromat
There's a strange noise on Sesame Street that Rudy, Zoe, and Rosita keep hearing. To find out what's making this noise, they become scientists and observe, ask questions, and investigate. (Guest: Bill Nye).
Earth Day
It's Earth Day on Sesame Street! Rudy learns to be kind to the earth after he sees what it would be like if everyone acted like him and threw their trash on the street.
Four Furry Superheroes
Telly, Abby and Elmo want to pretend to be their favorite superheroes "The Furry Four."
Welcome to Sesame Hospital
Rosita, Abby, and Telly play hospital and pretend to be a doctor, nurse and x-ray technician. Chris pretends to be their patient and they help heal his funny bone.
Wild Adventure on Sesame Street
"Wild Nature Survivor Guy" tries to survive out in the wilds of Sesame Street.
Little Bo Peep Lost Her Cow
Little Bo Peep has lost her...cow. Telly and Elmo, the Cowmonster Pair, are on the case!
How to Build a Dinosaur
Grover, Elmo, and Rosita are imagining that they are paleontologists, a scientist who digs through dirt and stones to find fossils.
Oscar Uncanned
Someone has taken Oscar's trash can! With Abby and Rudy's help, Oscar finds out that it was a sanitation worker who took his trash can.
Counting Critters
Bert and Ernie are animal-sitting six animals, but the animals sneak outside onto Sesame Street. Bert and Ernie ask Alan and Elmo for their help to make sure they find all six animals.
Grocery Games
To make food shopping more fun, Alan turns it into a game. Elmo, Abby, and Cookie Monster need to find three foods that start with the letter C from different sections of the grocery store. Can they get the food in Alan's cart before he finishes checking out?
Baby Bear's Just Right Cafe
Baby Bear, Elmo, and Abby play restaurant. Baby Bear pretends to be a chef and cooks the food, Elmo pretends to be the host and seats the guest and Abby pretends to be a server and brings the food. Goldilocks is their first guest and she'll decide if everything is "just right."
Camp Grover
Elmo tells his friends that he's going to go to summer camp, but he's never been to camp before. They pretend to go to Camp Grover for the day and learn all about the fun things that can happen.
Slimey at the Car Race
Slimey participates in the Squirmadega car race.
Cookie Monster's Museum Mystery
Season finale. A brand-new museum has opened on Sesame Street - the Museum of Modern Cookie! Cookie Monster, Elmo and Chris are very excited to check it out. While walking around the museum, the paintings suddenly begin to disappear and the museum guards think Cookie Monster stole them. With Abby's help, Cookie Monster, Elmo and Chris catch who really was taking the cookie art.
Big Bird Across America
Season premiere. Big Bird wants to visit Cousin Bird in California, but he lives to too far for Big Bird to walk. Nina offers to take Big Bird on a road trip to visit Cousin Bird. Nina explains that they can even stop in different parts of the country to meet new friends and learn more about where they live. When Nina and Big Bird are packed and ready to go, Elmo mentions that he's going to miss Big Bird. Nina then comes up with an idea of calling Elmo while they're traveling so that he can still see Big Bird and meet new friends too. (Guest: Dave Grohl).
The Great Sesame Street Cake Off
Cookie Monster and Gonger team up against Grover and Alan in a competition to try to make the very best birthday cake for Nina. But Elmo and Rosita come up with the idea that everyone should work together, combining one team's frosting and the other team's cake to make Nina a great birthday cake. (Guest: Michael Che).
Pigs for Another Day
After the three little pigs catch a cold, Grover, Rosita, and Cookie Monster become "Pigs for a Day." They make a couple of mistakes, but they keep trying until they build the right-sized doghouse for Chris' friend.
Getting Dressed, Not Stressed
Elmo wants to play with his friends in the snow but he gets frustrated when trying to get dressed. With help from his friend Jacket, Elmo remembers to take a deep breath and keep trying until he does it and gets dressed in his winter clothes.
A Dog and a Song
When Elmo and Abby can't find a band for their friend Mick to sing in, they come up with the idea of making their own band. The music sounds just right for him. (Guest: Charlie Puth).
Game Day on Sesame Street
Sesame Street has turned into a giant board game called Sesame Stoplight and Elmo, Abby, and Rudy are ready to play. When feeling frustrated during the game, they learn to stop and take a deep breath, think of a plan to solve the problem and then go try their plan. By working together and not giving up, they complete the challenges and win the game.
Grouch University
Sesame Street friends become part of Oscar's experiments when he enrolls in an online class to get his degree in Grouch Science. (Guest: Maren Morris).
A Recipe for Dance
Chris and Rudy have trouble learning the dance moves in Nina's dance class so they sneak out and leave. They realize that they shouldn't give up so they practice and work together to learn the dance pattern and go back to join dance class.
Humpty Dumpty's Football Dream
When Humpty Dumpty decides to join the King's Horses & Men in their annual football game, Telly tries to come up with the right protective gear to keep the Humpty from cracking.
Abby Poofs a Party
Leela and Chris are going to a party in the neighborhood so Abby helps Leela get dressed for the party...even if she doesn't need it.
The Great Fruit Strike
All of the fruit leave Sesame Street because they think no one likes them. Elmo, Zoe, Alan, and Big Bird come up with the idea of singing songs about how much they like the fruit so the fruits will stay. (Guest: Chrissy Teigen).
Elmo's Good Luck Charm
Elmo loses his lucky baseball card before a game of tee-ball and says he can't play without it. When Abby, Alan, and Rosita tell Elmo that all he needs to do is practice, Elmo learns that he can still play without his lucky card. (Guest: Chloe Kim).
A New Friend on Sesame Street
There's a new friend on Sesame Street! Charlie just moved into the neighborhood. Her parents were in the military, so they moved around a lot. Now Sesame Street is their new home. Elmo and Rosita show Charlie around and she learns that Sesame Street is a place where anyone can be friends no matter who you are.
Let's Draw
Rudy feels frustrated because he made a mistake on his drawing. Alan helps Rudy calm down and encourages him to keep trying. Rudy suddenly gets an idea from his mistake and by using his imagination, he changes his drawing.
There's a New Count in Town
Charlie is counting everything on Sesame Street so the Count decides to leave, thinking he's not needed anymore. But there's too much to count for Charlie on her own so she asks for the Count's help. Charlie explains that she loves to count but she could never take his place. The Count agrees to stay and he and Charlie continuing counting together.
You can do it, Elmo
When Abby uses magic to improve Elmo's basketball abilities, Elmo learns there are no shortcuts when it comes to mastering a skill.
Magic Spell
The princess is under a magic sleeping spell and the spell can only be broken if the Prince writes his name on a magic tablet. Elmo and Abby help Prince Billy practice and encourages him to keep trying until he learns how to write his name all by himself.
What Floats Rocco's Boat
Elmo and Zoe try to figure out how to make Rocco the rock float. Leela helps them experiment with different materials until they design the perfect vessel.
Comic Book Adventures
Elmo and Abby make their very own comic books but Elmo makes a mistake drawing his story and doesn't want anyone to see it. With Chris' help, Elmo learns that he can use his imagination to change the story and make it anything he wants it to be.
Neighborhood Safari
Grover takes Elmo and friends on a Sesame Street Safari and they pretend to be all of the wild animals they see.
The Fluffster Kerfuffle
Elmo, Rudy, and Abby play superheroes with their toys while Big Bird and Julia paint nearby. Rudy wants to play with another toy and spots Fluffster, Julia's toy, on a table. But as soon as he takes Fluffster, Julia gets upset. Alan explain that Fluffster is Julia's special toy that helps her calm down so it's not a toy she likes to share. Rudy understands how Julia feels and apologizes for taking Fluffster. And even without sharing their special toys, they all find a way to play together.
The Disappoint-O-Meter
Oscar tries to find someone who's feeling disappointed by using his new disappoint-o-meter but he accidentally helps them feel happy again.
Zoe Breaks Her Arm
Zoe sets off at a running start for her ballet jump but she slips and breaks her arm. When Zoey returns from the doctor, she still wants to play but she can't find anything fun to do. Charlie, Rosita, and Elmo come up with the idea of changing the words to the song "If You're Happy and You Know It," so Zoe can be part of it too, even with a broken arm. (Guest: Misty Copeland).
Dog Day Engineers
Zoe and Rosita help Nina dog sit but their arms get tired after continuously throwing the balls. They don't give up and keep thinking of a way to solve this problem. They figure out how to design a bike-powered ball-throwing machine they can pedal using their feet. They are two real engineers!
A Very Special Fiesta
Charlie, Grover, Rudy, and Abby help Rosita and her abuela plan for a friend's fiesta. While trying to figure out what they need for the party, they try to guess who Rosita and her abuela's friend could be.
Back to Nature
Abby and Rudy want to bring nature inside Hooper's so Chris can feel like he's outside. Abby uses her mom's magic wand but makes a mistake and fills Hooper's with too many animals and plants. Abby apologizes for using her mom's wand without permission and together, with her mom, she learns how to fix her mistake without using magic.
Welcome Baby Chicks
Elmo, Abby, Bert, and Ernie have to be patient and wait for baby chicks to hatch. By singing and making arts and crafts together, they learn that time can fly when you're having fun.
Searching for Letter Y
Telly, Elmo, and Abby become knights and go on a quest to help an AM Letter "Y" find its purpose in life.
The Treasure of Yucky Mama
Yucky Mama's old treasure map is discovered during Oscar's spring dusting. The map shows how Sesame Street used to look 50 years ago. To find the treasure, Oscar, Elmo, Abby, Nina, and Charlie use the map to find their way around Sesame Street, comparing the places that used to be on the Street to the places that are there now, and complete three grouchy challenges. (Guest: Thomas Rhett)
Making the Band
A rock star is performing on Sesame Street, but his equipment is in the wrong town. The gang helps build and design replacements so the show can go on.
Rudy Blows His First Bubble
Rudy feels frustrated that he can't blow a bubble. With help from Elmo, Alan, and Rosita, Rudy realizes that he needs to breathe out instead of breathing in when blowing a bubble.
Big Bird's Fairy Tale
Big Bird makes up a fairy tale about a bird named Birdie who helps a Beast learn how to be a good friend.
Lucky's Unlucky Day
It's Lucky's first day on the job as a bulldozer. When he gets upset about making mistakes, Big Bird and Nina tell him that it's ok to make mistakes and explain that Lucky just needs to tell himself "I can do it" and try again.
Fourth of July Celebration
There's a Fourth of July celebration on Sesame Street. Elmo, Abby, and Rudy try to find a birthday present for America. Alan explains that the Fourth of July is really a day for family, friends and neighbors to come together. He then comes up with the idea of doing something kind for their neighbors. So together, they pick up trash and plant in the garden. It's the perfect present for America.
Let's Go Camping
Season finale. Chris and Elmo are excited to be camping in the woods! All kinds of animals join Chris and Elmo for the camp out. After Chris find the right kind of food for each animal, they all eat dinner together. Elmo and Chris they both agree they should have a sleepover like this every night!
Ramp Racers
Elmo and Rosita want to race their ping-pong balls, but the only ramp on Sesame Street is being used. This is a problem! They wonder if they can make another ramp. What if they use cardboard? Let’s try! It works. With Julia’s help, Elmo and Rosita didn’t give up, and they built two long ramps. They all get a chance to race their ping-pong balls – Julia, too!
Camp Out
Abby, Rudy, Elmo, and Charlie are camping, and just as they’re about to toast marshmallows, they suddenly disappear. This is a mystery! Together, they look and listen for clues as they wonder where their marshmallows could have gone. (Guest: Maggie Rogers)
Measuring Big Bird
Nina is measuring how tall Elmo and Rosita are with a growth chart that uses smiley faces. Big Bird wants to see how tall he is, too, but Nina is out of smiley faces. This is a problem! They try a couple of ideas and then wonder what else they can use to measure with. What if they make their own smiley faces? Let’s try! It works. They didn’t give up, and they made more smiley faces to measure Big Bird. (Guest: Hailee Steinfeld)
Bye Bye Boo Boos
Boo-Boo Busters Elmo and Abby go around Sesame Street in search of friends who need help making their boo-boos feel better.
Cardboard Castle
The Queen doesn’t have enough bricks to build a play castle for her daughter. This is a problem! Elmo, Cookie Monster, and Rosita wonder if they can use something else instead of bricks. What if they use cardboard boxes and tubes? Let’s try! It works. They didn’t give up, and they built a cardboard castle for the Queen’s daughter. (Guest: Issa Rae)
Holiday at Hooper's
Happy Holidays on Sesame Street! Elmo and Baby Bear’s parents are running late from their holiday concert, so they stay with Alan and Nina at Hooper’s store. But Elmo and Baby Bear are disappointed that they can’t celebrate Christmas Eve and Hanukkah like they had planned. Alan wonders if they can make Hooper’s more festive for his friends, so Elmo, Baby Bear, Nina, and Alan sing carols, make latkes, and create lots of holiday decorations. It’s a wonderful, creative holiday celebration that helps Elmo and Baby Bear realize that the holidays are about being together with friends and family.
It's Sesame Circus
Welcome to Sesame Circus! Elmo wants to perform, but he can’t think of what to do. This is a problem! Elmo wonders what amazing and exciting thing he can do for his circus act. What if he rides his tricycle down a ramp and through a hoop? Let’s try! It works. With help from his friends, Elmo didn’t give up, and he performed his fantastic circus act.
Return of the Fairytale Helpers
The gingerbread house from the fairytale “Hansel and Gretel” has fallen. This sounds like a job for the Fairytale Helpers! Abby zaps Chris, Elmo, and Cookie Monster to Fairytale Land to fix the walls, but they fall again. This is a problem! They try a couple of ideas and then wonder what they can use to hold the walls together. What if they use frosting? Let’s try! It works. They didn’t give up, and they fixed the house for Hansel and Gretel.
Sneeze a Season
Grover wishes he didn’t have a fall cold, so Rudy uses Abby’s wand to change the season. But now, every time Grover sneezes, the seasons change!
Huff, Puff and Away!
After Chris reads the story of the “Three Little Pigs,” Elmo wonders if they can change it so the wolf isn’t mean. What if the wolf brought housewarming presents to the pigs and accidentally sneezed the houses away because of allergies? Let’s try! Elmo, Abby, Rosita, and Chris act out their new story, where the Big Kind Wolf becomes friends with the three little pigs, and they all live happily ever after.
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