Settled with the newspaper, Telly announced to all the adults that today was “Grouch Appreciation Day,” insisting they find some way to express their gratitude to Oscar. In the kitchen, Gina, Maria, and Telly were busy preparing a dish espe…

Big Bird offered a cheerful wave before strolling towards the Fix-It Shop, eager to discover what was happening there. He remained quite upset about having missed the party. Sponsors: G, S, 7

Telly confided in the audience about the dependable routines of Sesame Street. He assured them that Oscar would invariably emerge from his can, Bob would leave his apartment, Gordon would appear at 123 Sesame Street, and Big Bird would alwa…

The early morning found a young man named Dan, visibly nervous, walking down Sesame Street. He settled on the stoop outside Hooper’s Store, awaiting the start of his part-time job. Having completed cleaning one of the windows, Dan turned to…

Mike decided to take Telly Monster along to the Barber Shop for a trim, but Telly proved remarkably distracted, pausing frequently to comment on the various points of interest lining the sidewalk. As Mike waited, Uncle Wally joined him on a…

Oscar extends a friendly greeting to the audience, inquiring whether they might be interested in hearing a particularly compelling disagreement. He then materializes within the basement of 123 Sesame Street, specifically the area designated…

Elmo wandered into Gordon’s kitchen, eager to discover what he was cooking up. His eyes landed on a plate of freshly baked cookies, and Elmo explained that Gordon had just gone out for ice cream – perfect for enjoying with the warm treats. …

Outside the Fix-It Shop, Big Bird and Maria were enjoying a conversation when an announcer’s voice declared the imminent arrival of “The Wild One,” a boisterous character dedicated to traveling the globe and counting all the things that exi…

Walking along Sesame Street, Bob collided with a lively group – Buster the Horse, Hoots the Owl, Gladys the Cow, and Rudder Rabbit, all diligently rehearsing their singing. At last, he found Placido Flamingo, who had been searching for him.…

Big Bird introduces the letter "J" to his audience, and then Mohamed, Travis, and Vanessa each share items from their own belongings that start with the same letter – including a pair of jeans, a jacket, and a jump rope. Sponsors: A, J, …

Gordon was dismayed to miss his bus bound for Madison Square Garden, meaning he’d have to forgo the New York Knicks game. Back on Sesame Street, the Sloppy Jalopy pulled up, and Gordon proudly displayed his detailed map of the surrounding a…

A disgruntled newspaper boy tossed the morning edition directly into Oscar’s refuse bin – and straight into the swimming pool. Oscar was preparing a surprise for Bob and his band. Sponsors: C, U, 14

Gina greets the audience on a lovely, sun-drenched day—ideal for curling up with a good book outdoors. A flurry of excitement follows as Elmo and Telly appear, costumed as snowflakes and playfully shouting, "Whoosh! Woosh!" Gina laughs, fin…

Elmo, Maria, Gabi, and the children concluded their lunches, at which point Maria announced it was time for cleanup. Telly finished his banana, then paused, unsure of how to dispose of the peel. Sponsors: F, L, 17

Telly extended an invitation to Oscar, suggesting he join them for a game and refreshments alongside Lisa, Jamel, and Larry. As expected, Oscar politely refused. Now, Telly and the children were decked out in their Grouchketeer costumes, po…

Rain pattered softly on Sesame Street, and no one rejoiced at the weather quite like Oscar the Grouch. Meanwhile, Elmo, determined to spot a rainbow, peered intently at the damp earth beneath his feet. Sponsors: B, L, 10

Emerging from 123 Sesame Street, Gordon discovered a battered telephone box standing nearby, supported by a pair of familiar-looking utility poles. Behind the switchboard sat Ernestine the Telephone Operator, ready and waiting. Sponsors:…

Oscar announced to his “Grouchketeers at home” that guests were due – a delegation of Grouchytown residents, entirely unfamiliar with the world beyond their own borders. When the Grouchytowners finally arrived, Oscar took particular care to…

Elmo asked Gordon to read aloud a letter he’d gotten that day. A glance at the clock beside Maria’s tools showed it was just past three thirty. Sponsors: N, V, 4

Snuffy arrived to collect Big Bird for a picnic in Central Park, where Mommy Snuffleupagus and Alice were waiting. The Snuffleupagus family then made their way into New York City, bound for the park. Sponsors: B, D, 8

Bob came across Elmo gently prodding Ziggy, his toy dinosaur, as if trying to rouse him from sleep. Determined to help, Bob began blowing puffs of air at Ziggy too, a task that quickly left him quite breathless. Sponsors: R, V, 5

From within Linda’s cozy apartment, Telly Monster takes the reins for a special broadcast of “The Wide World of Sesame Street,” offering viewers an intimate glimpse into Linda’s life alongside her beloved dog, Barkley. Sponsored by B, L,…

Snuffy explains to the audience that Alice will be extending the greetings this time around. Inside Hooper’s Store, Elmo enlists Gina's assistance in a playful lesson on rhymes, using props and containers that match up in sound. Sponsors…

Gordon, Susan, Gina, and Uncle Wally gathered near Oscar’s trash can, waiting to surprise him for his birthday. Just then, Telly wandered by the Fix-It Shop, where Luis was busy painting a new sign. Sponsors: G, M, 19

Snuffy believes he’s found a way for himself and Alice to work together. Oscar finds it particularly bothersome that Bob and Linda are instructing the children in sign language so close to his refuse bins, and especially when those signs ar…

Big Bird greets the audience alongside a charming cluster of feathered visitors who’ve come all the way from the countryside. Together, Big Bird and his guests make their way back to Bob’s house for a special look inside Bob's very own bedr…

While Oscar and Grundgetta attended the “Everything in the Wrong Place Ball,” Gina was looking after Oscar’s niece, Irvine. She settled in with Irvine and read aloud to her from *The Genie in the Grouch Lamp*. Sponsors: O, R, 9

Big Bird and Snuffy were preparing for a Snufflepuppet performance, and Hiroshi kindly lent a hand with the preparations. Sponsored by: A, Y, and 10.

The payphone outside Hooper’s Store crackled as Shelley the turtle spoke to his friend, Rudder Rabbit. “What are you planning on doing for the rest of the day?” Rudder asked through the receiver. Sponsors: Q, W, 11

Big Bird and his Birdketeer companions—a lively trio numbered one, two, and three—present an introductory segment for *Good Day Sesame Street*. Following this, Buster shares the morning news. This program is brought to you by C, X, and 0…

The return of the migratory birds (a recurring event, as it has been for years).

Telly posed a musical query to Gordon – did he happen to know the Muffin Man? Gordon replied in the negative. It seemed Telly had drawn a blank with everyone on Sesame Street regarding the elusive identity of the muffin man. Sponsors: F,…

Gordon has a cumbersome, damaged television that requires transport to the Fix-It Shop. Meanwhile, Oscar cheerfully performs his signature song, “I’m So Happy Bein’ a Grouch.” Sponsored by: R, Y, 3

Bob turns to the audience and announces that Uncle Wally, presently burdened with an impressive pile of belongings, will demonstrate how to count all the way to forty. Meanwhile, Big Bird, restless and seeking amusement, scans his surroundi…

Elmo is planning a mountain climb and requires Oscar's assistance to confirm that all necessary supplies are packed. Meanwhile, Telly bursts into the Fix-It Shop to present Luis with a recent gift received from the Triangle Lovers Club. …

A suitcase in hand, Telly rapped on Oscar’s trash can to announce his departure—he was off to visit a cousin. Once Telly had gone, Oscar received a singing telegram delivered by a tap-dancing Anything Muppet (David Rudman). Sponsors: H, …

Telly hosts “The Wide World of Sesame Street,” a program offering a glimpse into daily life on Sesame Street. The episode unfolds as Telly peers from behind some bushes, observing Gordon at the bus stop where he waits alongside several othe…

Big Bird and Snuffy went to visit Maria at the Fix-It Shop. She’d chosen to work outdoors today and had brought her telephone along so she wouldn't miss any calls. The phone rang a third time, and Big Bird offered to answer it while Snuffy …

Big Bird extends a warm welcome to everyone for the newest Snufflepuppet performance, presented by Snuffy himself. The show goes on, and Bob is just about to lead his band as Gus, now perched comfortably upon Snuffy’s snuffle, begins to sin…

Maria welcomes viewers to a conversation about love, and is soon joined by Linda, who shares with her how deeply she and Barkley feel for one another. Sponsored by B, D, and Thirteen.

Uncle Wally and his barbershop quartet of horses, the Kentucky Derbies, perform “One of Us Here Is Not Like The Others,” inviting the audience to identify the odd one out. Gordon finds Clementine and Buster patiently awaiting a letter from …

Gordon was suffering a terrible headache, so Susan placed his slippers beside the bed, disconnected the phone, and went to collect Miles from day care, hoping he could rest. Gordon couldn’t locate his slippers and believed they must be tuck…

Luis hung a fresh “Se Habla Español” sign in the Fix-It Shop window and went inside to begin repairing Big Bird’s toy racing car. Meanwhile, Gina walked along the sidewalk, her arms laden with two weeks' worth of freshly laundered clothes. …

The sound of a saxophone drifted to Big Bird from the art studio. Inside, Hiroshi was urging Oscar to flail about and grumble as he painted. Sponsors: O, Z, 8

Near his nest, Big Bird found two little birds fast asleep. Soon after, Snuffy and Alice came along, eager to join him in some games. Sponsors: G, R, 3

Mr. Mr. Supported by: N, U, 8

Biff, Sully, and Stella carried many bouquets of flowers to Mr. Maria, Luis, and Mr. Sponsored by: P, Z, and 3.

As dawn broke, Maria, Luis, and the construction crew prepared to resume work on Hooper’s Store. Oscar continued documenting events, while Bob tried his hand at teaching Jessica a piano lesson. Sponsors: F, Q, 14

Each morning, Telly could be found settled near Hooper’s Store, simply listening. A worry began to gnaw at him about the length of time the repairs were drawing out, until Amazing Mumford appeared, offering a suggestion. Sponsors: M, Y, …

In a memory returning from yesterday afternoon, Big Bird and Snuffy express considerable dismay at the prospect of a changed Hooper’s Store. Sponsors: G, V, 9

The first hint of dawn found Telly waiting by Bob’s door, for today he intended to mirror every action his hero took—a temporary devotion, at least. When Telly himself finally stirred awake, the thought of Bob waiting outside came back to h…

Gordon and Linda were warming up outside, stretching on the lawn as they prepared for their run. Gordon paused, waiting alongside Oscar for his mother’s arrival. Sponsors: S, V, 7

Telly strolled past the Count, who then proposed a unique diversion—though they would need to postpone it until nightfall. Meanwhile, Gordon noticed Big Bird’s reluctance to retire for the evening, evidenced by his request for a fourth bedt…

“Why are you waving that stop sign?” Bob asked Oscar. He then noticed Oscar was counting down from ten, a digital counter ticking away in the corner of the view. Sponsors: C, M, 12

Big Bird surveyed a growing pile of belongings on the sidewalk as an ABC Moving Company employee (Phil Hartman) steadily unloaded the truck. Gordon, Susan, and Luis greeted the Dawg family, though their daughter, Brooke, remained shyly out …

While Gina attended to a few tasks off-site, Mike kept an eye on Hooper’s Store. Preston soon reappeared and presented Mike with a colossal tube of toothpaste, launching into a song celebrating his acquisition (“Gift of Toothpaste”). Spo…

Gina presented the Two-Headed Monster to Sheryl, a young girl who used a wheelchair. Big Bird confided in Maria that he hoped Sheryl would join him, Travis, and Vanessa for their jump rope game, though he worried she wouldn’t be able to par…

Telly offered his assistance to Count von Count in the task of enumerating forty different body parts. Currently, Telly’s own inventory contains twelve items, and he earnestly requests Oscar's aid. Sponsors: M, U, 18

Uncle Wally found Telly in the yard, diligently practicing stillness for all those moments that demand it – posing for photographs, grooming his fur, and so on. Elmo discovered Telly’s quiet concentration and, eager to play, bounced with un…

Big Bird, Telly, Anna—a green monster brought to life by Kevin Clash—and the children gently remind Lillian of their varied colors. Then, Big Bird, Telly, and Kaitlin set about creating a drawing, only to discover they possess just one cray…

Gina brought over a few empty oatmeal boxes for Elmo and Zelda to enjoy as toys. She then helped them transform those simple containers into whimsical hats. Sponsors: J, P, 3

Telly spots Jelani and a group of teenagers making their way towards the Fix-It Shop. To illustrate the meaning of “important,” Telly demonstrates his current task – holding the door open – which allows them to carry boxes of discarded item…

Susan discovered Telly preparing for a morning run with Gordon, but he’d assembled an unusual collection of necessities. An umbrella was included, should rain fall; an extra pair of shoes, anticipating a potential slip and subsequent loss t…

The Count greets us with a flourish, explaining that he is, as ever, in search of something to tally. Elsewhere, Susan details the Count’s peculiar condition for the doctor. Sponsored by: H, O, 13

Donning a practical cardigan, Telly feigned fatherhood, with Freddy playing the part of his son. He watched Oscar attempting to persuade his niece, Irvine, into sleep, a familiar task for any parent. Sponsors: T, W, 12

Telly and the children brandish signs displaying the letter "K" and parade around chanting it aloud. Eager for an offering, Telly prompts Oscar to share a “K” word in celebration of their chosen letter, but he predictably declines. Undeterr…

Telly, our Monster on the Spot reporter, has arrived at Oscar’s trash can, where we're witnessing a demonstration of anger. Oscar is proving remarkably helpful to the report, simply by being himself and wishing Telly would go away as he alw…

As dawn broke, Gina made her way back to Hooper’s Store, carrying a small catch of fish. Speaking softly, almost as if guarding a secret, she hoped to keep the news from Wolfgang the Seal, fearing his excited barks would rouse the entire to…

Susan paused, catching the tail end of a conversation as a delivery man—identified on his label as Martin P. Robinson—struggled with an enormous pile of packages. He was thanking Oscar for some assistance. “He wanted to know how to get to B…

Luis waved goodbye to Maria and Gabi, promising he’d return with a surprise. While they practiced reciting the alphabet together, they encountered a rough-looking, grumpy rabbit who informed them that the next letter was D. “Look, Gabi! A s…

The Count diligently tallied his jump rope repetitions in the yard, while Telly trailed an ant toward the Fix-It Shop. There, Luis was carefully repairing Susan’s shattered pitcher, holding the newly glued handle steady. Telly observed, his…

Susan addresses the audience directly, explaining that today’s focus will be on moments of sadness. First to share is Prairie Dawn, who recounts the day she fell ill just as her new pageant, "The Life of a Potato," was about to debut. A bri…

Gina, Uncle Wally, Snuffy, and the children were relaxing in the yard when Sonny Friendly arrived, bringing with him another of his itinerant game shows. The current offering was “Sesame Street’s Funniest Ideas,” and Snuffy contributed a vi…

Elmo explained to everyone watching that because of his size, he could recognize people simply by their knees – Alex’s, Big Bird’s, and even Linda’s. He also remarked how nice it was that big people could get closer to their smaller friends…

A buzz of anticipation filled Gordon and Susan’s apartment; Preston Rabbit was practically vibrating with excitement because Susan’s parents, Dorothy and Lee, were due to arrive for a visit. He reasoned that, being grandparents, they would …

A biting wind swept through Sesame Street as Telly, Big Bird, and Elmo watched the grown-ups carefully applying strips of tape across their windows. Curious, they scattered to inquire about this unusual activity, approaching Luis, Maria, Gi…

The adults were busy clearing away the debris left by last night’s hurricane when voices rose – Big Bird and Snuffy, locked in an argument. Maria and Luis went to see what was happening and discovered they were disputing the nature of somet…

Today on “The Wide World of Sesame Street,” we’re exploring numbers. Reporter Telly Monster is out and about, seeking to discover everyone's favorite number. His first stop takes him to Polly Darton’s house, but before he can even knock, he…

Elmo greets everyone with a cheerful wave, and Mike settles in to read aloud from Elmo’s beloved story – “Jack and the Beanstalk.” Elmo is so enthusiastic about it that he interrupts frequently, eagerly finishing sentences and narrating mor…

Gordon encountered Noel Cowherd, who was paying a visit to an old friend on Sesame Street. He enjoyed catching up with Forgetful Jones, though his longtime pal seemed not to recognize him. Noel then rounded up the children, eager to share t…

The sunlight streamed in as Big Bird entertained himself, playfully interacting with his shadow on the wall beside the construction door. He was eager to show Gordon this amusing game, but Gordon gently explained that a cloud had now obscur…

Snuffy wanted to recycle his soda can, but he told Bob that Gordon and Susan’s bin was too small. It seemed full, and already held a few cans, yet it simply couldn't hold Snuffy’s enormous, empty Up can. Meanwhile, Gabi and the other childr…

The Two-Headed Monster presented Luis with his Spanish textbook and expressed a desire to learn a few words himself. Luis, pressed for time, chose a simple option to begin – "hola." The monster struggled with the pronunciation until Luis ha…

With breathless eagerness, Telly dashed toward Oscar’s trash can, clutching a football helmet, a tennis racket, a beach ball, and a butterfly net. He then hurried off again, returning quickly with a tuba that Oscar now declared essential. T…

At five o'clock each morning, Oscar dedicates himself to honing his yelling for the approaching Grouch Yelling Contest – a contest that promises a free trip to Club Mud for the victor. Predictably, his efforts rouse everyone on the block, w…

The Count turned to Susan, inquiring if he might join her on her errands that day. It wasn’t long before she understood he would be meticulously tracking her every movement, and confessed it would drive her quite mad. The Count beamed at th…

Elmo waves a cheerful greeting as he patiently awaits the start of Savion’s dance class. He's already dressed for the occasion, his tap shoes firmly on, when Savion and Jelani appear. They explain that the lesson is scheduled for this after…

Good morning to Mike Handford, the children, a few friends from Hong Kong, Gordon, Lillian, and Barkley. Telly and the children are planning a picnic in the park and intend to display for Gordon everything they've brought along – a bullhorn…

As Birdland prepared to welcome its first guests, Hoots the Owl announced that this was “Open Stage Night,” a special occasion offering anyone the opportunity to perform on the celebrated Birdland stage. A man named Forest Wimbeldon (played…

The show unfolds with a series of engaging lessons and familiar exchanges between characters within the vibrant world of Sesame Street. Sponsors:

Gordon joined Oscar, Bruno, and the Grouchketeers for a game of football. As expected, Oscar’s throws tended to sail too far and too deep, sending the ball careening into an adjacent empty lot overflowing with discarded junk. Two pigeons, A…

The group arrived at the lot and were greeted by its inhabitants, the Pigeon Sisters, Audrey and Louise. Oscar was immediately charmed by them. Louise possessed an enormous appetite, repeatedly pecking at the sign as if it were a cracker; A…

The Pigeon Sisters began their morning with a purposeful waddle and soft cooing, when Gordon proudly displayed the city’s designated trash bins. Surveying the scattered debris around them, he experienced a sudden spark of inspiration – they…

Gordon checked in with everyone regarding the plans for a garden on the newly cleared lot. Snuffy, Elmo, and Prairie Dawn generously offered to assist with planting the vegetable beds, clearly designated by a “V.” Uncle Wally, Bob, Linda, a…

A crowd had assembled in the transformed vacant lot, now a flourishing garden, as Oscar and Bruno made their way toward it. Susan announced that Mayor David Dinkins would be honoring Gordon with a citizen’s award, recognizing his efforts in…

Elmo’s attention was caught by a sizable pile of newspapers gathered outside Hooper's Store, and he wondered why so many people were contributing to it. Gordon kindly explained that the sign reading “Today is Newspaper Recycling Day” held t…

Monster on the Spot reporter Telly sat down with twins Shawnee and Chai to explore their similarities and differences. It quickly became apparent that while they shared a striking resemblance – both sporting neat pigtails – the girls launch…

Last night, I stayed up late watching *La Bohème* on tape, and I simply have to tell you all about it! Afterwards, I went out to the yard to make sure Wolfgang the seal had enough fish – he’s such a character. It was so peaceful that I foun…

Big Bird noticed a large sign in the yard, intended for Elmo and the Birdketeers, announcing a "Peck" this afternoon at Birdland. He showed Elmo how birds peck, and Susan joined in, mentioning she planned to attend. At Birdland, Hoots the O…

Luis offers a cheerful greeting as Telly dashes by, swathed in a vibrant red cape and shouting "Whoosh!" Today, he’s lost himself in the role of “Super Telly,” the invincible hero who knows no fear. He remains completely absorbed in his fan…

Maria presented the word “WET,” attempting to capture its essence in description. Her efforts were quickly derailed as others commented on the oppressive heat of the day. Maria responded by writing "HOT" on the reverse side of her card, add…

Prairie Dawn begins the performance by playing the familiar theme on her piano, as Savion tap-dances in the yard. He asks her to repeat it—slowly at first, then quickly, and finally with a lively, jazzy flair. Pleased with her skill, Savion…

Big Bird and Jelani greet the audience as Elmo bursts into the scene. He excitedly recounts a recent adventure involving some blue monsters and a peculiar object called a Wubbaball. Big Bird attempts to learn more about this “Wubbaball,” bu…

Big Bird peered into his mailbox, and was astonished to discover a square nestled inside. He stepped outside, eager to learn who it belonged to, only to find that Mike and Maria had received squares as well, delivered through the mail. The …

Savion is gathering used footwear for his school; the collected shoes will be repaired and given to people who need them. Among the items he selects are a small pair of tap shoes – his very first. The sight of them brings back a vivid memor…

Humphrey, Natasha's father, needed to run to the store and entrusted her care to Maria at the Fix-It Shop. He cautioned her that Natasha had recently begun to crawl and would explore every inch if left unsupervised. While Maria was preparin…

Elmo approached Maria with a request: today, he wished to experience what it was like to be a Grouch. Oscar, however, flatly refused any assistance, repeatedly shouting “No!” and brandishing a sign bearing that very word. Maria doubted Osca…

Oscar finds himself increasingly tired of the familiar “Sesame Street Theme,” and privately hopes for a more inventive tune. Just then, Telly reveals a composition of his own, launching into a cheerful song entirely devoted to saying "Hi." …

Elmo bounced with excitement, presenting Oscar with the globe his daddy had just given him. He dreamed of traveling the world and eagerly asked Oscar to spin it, pointing to a place he could visit. The globe settled on Tonga, and Oscar was …

Tim Robbins made a surprise appearance on Sesame Street, and Big Bird and Snuffy eagerly tried to discern who he was hoping to see. It turned out to be Prairie Dawn. Upon her arrival, Mr. Robbins visibly delighted in meeting her, referencin…

Gina began to greet the audience, but her words were cut short by Telly. Lost in a daydream, he was envisioning himself at the seaside and insisted Gina verify his preparations. Upon reaching his imagined beach, however, he abruptly departe…

While Linda busied herself painting the kitchen, Bob kept an eye on Barkley. But Barkley was feeling quite downcast. Just then, the Amazing Mumford appeared, and he had a little something to lift Barkley’s spirits. Sponsors: K, U, 10

Gina greets the audience just as Grundgetta appears, carrying a carefully wrapped gift meant to surprise Telly. Unaware of the present, he speculates with excited anticipation about its contents, conjuring increasingly outlandish possibilit…

Savion engages the audience in a playful rhyming exchange as he tap-dances. Big Bird then delivers a poem intended for Gina, Snuffy, Savion, and all the children, challenging them to guess its subject. This individual is present with them a…

Elmo insists that his hat allows him to conjure anything he desires. As he pauses, considering what fantastical scene to summon next, Mike arrives to collect him for their bicycle outing in the park this afternoon. Elmo resolves to indulge …

Just as Jelani and Gordon were teaching, Big Bird popped in to explain his exuberant exclamation: "TOOTHPASTE!" Today’s focus is the letter F, and children use toothpaste for brushing; when their first teeth loosen and fall out, the tooth f…

Savion was teaching Mike and Alex, eager to understand how they could reach his level. He began with a rhythmic explanation of practice's vital role, rapping out its importance. As Savion’s lesson continued, Mike and Alex drifted off toward…

As the meeting commenced, Telly began to weep at the very title of the storybook: *The Grouches Who Lost All Their Pickles*. He knew how deeply the Grouches cherished their pickles, and the mere notion of them losing every last one filled h…

Gina found Oscar’s “NO” sign, tossed aside this morning in Hooper's Store, and asked Elmo to put it in his trash can. Elmo was delighted to do so. He scrambled up the side of the can, clinging on tight, then gave a few gentle taps. Spons…

Maria heard Elmo shouting “Stop!” repeatedly. He explained that he was diligently rehearsing how to stop, then demonstrated his skill. Maria watched, genuinely impressed by what she saw. Sponsors: K, N, 9

Telly proudly displayed his clown costume to Uncle Wally, declaring his ambition to become a clown himself. However, he confessed that he hadn't yet managed to elicit a single laugh. Uncle Wally then shared memories of his own youth, when h…

Elmo watched as Mike chatted animatedly with Big Jeffie and Little Chrissy, the rock stars scheduled to play at tonight’s high school dance. A shadow fell over the excitement, though; Little Jerry, their lead singer, had come down with chic…

Oscar recoiled at the sight of the flowers Mike had presented to Gina. “If I ever gave *those* to Grundgetta,” he declared, “she’d disown me.” Gina, however, was delighted with her gift and promptly suggested they join Mike on his morning r…

The trail twisted onward when Gordon stumbled upon Slimey and the Worm Scouts. The worms were in a predicament; they couldn’t manage to traverse the gap between two crates. Gordon considered several solutions, suggesting possibilities aloud…

Gordon, Telly, Big Bird, and Mr. Handford gathered in Hooper’s Store, their attention drawn to a stark headline in the newspaper: “WATER SHORTAGE IN CITY.” Concerned, Mr. Handford switched on the television, hoping for further explanation f…

Uncle Wally greets everyone as Telly bursts in with exciting news: the Grand High Triangle Lover—president of the esteemed Triangle Lovers Club—is visiting Sesame Street today! Though the reason for his arrival remains a mystery, a flourish…

Telly, Rameek, and Katie greet you and playfully illustrate the many things fingers are capable of – wiggling, pointing, and tickling among them. Joining Telly and the children is Slimey and the Worm Scouts for a lesson dedicated to the let…

Bob and Linda watched as Barkley entertained himself with his beloved ball, a well-worn toy bearing testament to countless hours of enthusiastic play. In a moment’s carelessness, Bob sent the ball sailing over the entrance to Big Bird's nes…

Just as the program began, Telly piped up, eager to visit Birdland. It turned out Susan, Gordon, Miles, and a group of children were already headed there too. A warm welcome awaited them from Hoots, who introduced conductor Duck Ellington a…

Placido Flamingo is considering two potential performers for the starring role in his upcoming opera, "La Grouchiata": Grundgetta and the celebrated Wilhelmenia Fernandez. Both women will be required to audition before Placido makes his fin…