Episode list

Mother Goose visits Sesame Street.

Telly has to find ways to get his costume back from the penguin. Gina gives out advice.

Gordon, Telly (with Freddy), Maria, Luis, Gabi and the kids tune into the WormTV broadcast of the first-ever "Worm Winter Games" from Squiggleville, France, where Slimey is competing, and Tim McCarver hosts.

Today, Prairie Dawn is having a very woolly problem. Three sheep confuse her with their owner, the famous Little Bo Peep, and won't stop following her around Sesame Street.

Monty keeps holding a no sign.

Mr. Handford tries to win Maria's aunt over.

Some pirates had come to Sesame Street.

Savion is starting his first day at college.

Goldilocks beats Baby Bear at everything.

Prairie Dawn is putting on a pageant about vegetables with Chicago the Lion after Telly quits his role as a vegetable.

Oscar couldn't sleep a wink last night and is absolutely worn to a frazzle. In trying to catch up on his sleep, he dreams of having "Sound-Off" spray, which keeps everything quiet. He soon realizes that complete silence would be a problem.

Snuffy, Elmo, Big Bird, Savion, and Gina go to a cinema for the movie "Honey, I Shrunk the Snuffleupagus".

When Telly accidentally breaks right arm after tripping over the handlebars of Lucy's tricycle while star invaders triangle tag with Elmo, and Luis has to reassures him about medical injuries in the emergency room.

Today Oscar is appearing on the Sally Messy Yuckael show, recalling the painful story of the time when he got "involved" with a kitten.

Bob conducts his band of students, who increase the pace as they go along, and Telly makes a hobby out of playing the triangle, which attracts a young Dinger's attention. Sesame Street is sponsored today by the letters K and Y and the number 4.

It is Herry's first day of daycare but, he really misses his mom.

Barkley wants to play around while Maria and Luis fix a toaster.

Blecka has her first day at Lillian's home care.

The new playground around the corner is about to open, so all the kids on Sesame Street are very excited. But the grownups are too busy to come along.

There's a lot of dancing going on at Celina's dance class: dances demonstrating names and feelings, plus the tango. The dancing doesn't stop when class is over, either. Today's show is sponsored by the letters C and R and the number 14.

Gordon and Susan's apartment is being painted, so they need a place to sleep. Big Bird suggests the Furry Arms Hotel around the corner, but there's not enough room for two humans because of a chicken party that's in town.

Gina gets and unexpected and disturbing phone call. Savion explains to a very disturbed and inquisitive Telly how there are "just some really stupid people in the world, who can't stand to see it when people of different races are friends." Telly finds it odd because of how so many different people, animals and monsters are great friends on Sesame Street. Gina asserts that she and Telly are best friends, and so are she and Savion. Then, because Telly is concerned, they explain what they would do if the person ever called the store again. Then, Telly and Baby Bear put up an information booth.

Oscar is looking to buy a present for his visiting mother. Ruthie suggests the storybook "The Green Grouch of Yucchingham and the Five Grouchketeers." The story becomes true when Oscar reads a magic cookie and turns into Prince Charming. Soon his trash can has become a castle and Prince Oscar intends to marry Gina.

Everytime Telly counts to 13, it rains.

There is a penguin party at the Furry Arms hotel.

Mother Chicken is writing her own version of Hey Diddle Diddle.

Baby Bear and Telly Monster go around doing things they like and don't like, and understand differences.

Oscar just can't get a break. Today he has the Sesame Street theme song stuck in his head. Try as he may, he just can't ignore it, and it's giving him a positive attitude which he does not want to have.

Little Boy Blue is having problems with his horns. And is trying to trade for another horn to interact with animals.

Snuffy and Alice talk about the number 8. Zoe is at Angela's Day Care. Grover tells a poem to a bubble.

There is a strange squeak at the Furry Arms Hotel. Gordon becomes Carlo's tutor.