A fresh face has arrived in Sesame Street! Abby Cadabby embarks on her first day exploring the neighborhood. Will this aspiring fairy overcome her timidity and forge new friendships? This episode also features Law & Order: Special Letters U…

Abby’s first day at Storybook Community School was a little daunting, but Mrs. Goose and her students made her feel instantly at ease. However, when the moment for Show and Tell arrived, Abby found herself without anything to present. A qu…

Cookie Monster inquired of Bob and a small child about their methods for consuming cookies. He then proceeded to count the cookies before them, engaging them in subtraction exercises. Following Zoe’s impressive display of a cookie-themed da…

Gabi and Miles drifted back to their first day of school, recounting the details to Elmo. They described their classroom, the activities they’d enjoyed, and how a small dispute over a fire truck had unexpectedly taught them the value of sha…

Herb, the last remaining dinosaur—save for his cousin Shirley—arrives on Sesame Street. He encounters a host of fascinating new characters, gleaning wisdom from Alan about the virtues of fresh salads, learning the importance of sharing from…

Snow White (Amy Sedaris) makes a visit to Sesame Street, accompanied by her loyal dwarves. As the episode unfolds, each dwarf departs, leaving Snow White utterly alone. Will Elmo be able to assist her in some way? Also featured is a musical…

Luis and Maria hoped for a quiet celebration of their anniversary, a private picnic to mark the occasion. Instead, their day has been a series of unexpected interruptions – songs, games, and dances, all centered around the letter "H."

Within the familiar confines of Hooper's Store, Alan establishes a classroom of make-believe. As his most valued student, Elmo enjoys the privilege of creating a drawing, listening to Mr. Alan read aloud from a book, and singing the alphabe…

Elmo marked the letter "J" with joyous abandon, playfully renaming himself Jelmo and bounding across the neighborhood. In his explorations, he encountered Maria diligently repairing objects beginning with that letter, and later, listened as…

During the broadcast of "Ask Oscar!", Telly reads aloud a letter from a young boy struggling to recall the name for the small, circular fasteners securing his jacket. Eager for Oscar to provide the answer, Telly awaits his response, but Osc…

With the grown-ups perpetually occupied with their tasks, Big Bird often found himself longing for the carefree spirit of the children. He yearned for a time when everyone could simply play. To his astonishment, a Fairy Godperson materializ…

Baby Bear and Elmo crafted an exciting tale of the Three Bears, reimagined as intrepid Astro Bears on a quest. Their mission: to discover the answer to a curious question – how would porridge taste amidst the vastness of space?

Teacher Zoe organized a field trip for Rocco and all her dolls. Unfortunately, the bus was full, leaving no space for Telly’s doll, Freddy. Determined to make the best of it, Telly and Baby Bear arranged a day entirely for Freddy, complete …

Prairie Dawn and her companions organized a celebration of nutritious eating. Zoe performed a song extolling the virtues of potatoes, while Rosita sang of the delights of tortillas.

The shop bustled with customers on that particular day at Hooper's, and Baby Bear, ever eager to assist, decided to devise a solution for Miles's lemonade duties. He sketched out detailed plans for an automatic lemonade-pouring machine, the…

Slimey declared his ambition to be a hero, much like Trash Gordon, Rosita, and Elmo. The others regarded this with some skepticism, believing heroes possessed considerable size and strength. However, Oscar offered words of encouragement, as…

David Letterguy and his Alphabet Road Show are visiting Sesame Street in search of folks who speak the alphabet in delightfully peculiar ways. Telly Monster and Baby Bear have a clear idea of how they’ll do it, but Elmo remains delightfully…

Zoe is hosting a birthday celebration for her pet rock, Rocco; all are welcome.

Oscar acquired a new dog: a Rottendoodle named Cranky. He’d been warned that Rottendoodles were notoriously ill-tempered creatures, stubbornly disobedient, unhelpful, and entirely devoid of affection. Therefore, Oscar was astonished when Cr…

The tale of Rapunzel lingered in Zoe's mind, and a longing stirred within her. She found herself wishing for hair as long and golden as the princess's.

In the What Comes Next Game, Elmo must anticipate the next element in a sequence, all before a mischievous mouse can signal the end with a bell.

Gina traveled to Guatemala to bring home Marco, the infant she was adopting. Her mother accompanied her, intending to assist with the language barrier.

With a new baby in her arms, Gina stepped across the threshold of her home to find it filled with the quiet industry of well-meaning friends. Blankets were neatly folded, diapers stacked, delicate mobiles hung, and the crib assembled with c…

Eager to join Marco in play, Snuffy and Big Bird arrived with a wagon overflowing with sporting goods: baseballs, rollerskates, a pogo stick, and a checkerboard. Gina gently explained that the infant was too young for such activities and su…

Telly covered National Try a New Food Day, beginning with Baby Bear’s experiment: foregoing the usual brown sugar and honey for a bowl of porridge adorned with fresh fruit.

Oscar and Grundgetta yearned to compete in the Nastycar Races with their battered vehicle, the Sloppy Jalopy. However, the Jalopy stubbornly refused to start. As Maria and Luis volunteered their assistance, Oscar staunchly declined, a firm …