Seasons & episodes

Gordon and Susan go on a double date with Oscar and another grouch, creating comedic clashes between their nice nature and grouch personality. The mismatched group learns to appreciate their differences. Sponsors: M, T, 9

Oscar retreats to his trash can seeking peace from Sesame Street's cheerfulness. His neighbors' repeated attempts to find him create funny situations that eventually bring him back out. Sponsors: C, S, 5

Oscar's dog Spot escapes and the neighborhood launches a playful chase to recapture him. Spot's cleverness keeps everyone guessing as he outsmarts each rescue attempt. Sponsors: J, M, 8

The Two-Headed Monster's medical check-up becomes complicated since both heads need different care. The episode explores how honks and dings can effectively communicate important feelings and needs. Sponsors: F, U, 7

Telly and Oscar create a secret knock as their special signal to keep unwanted visitors away. The private code becomes a source of pride and strengthens their unlikely friendship. Sponsors: N, W, 12

A water shortage forces Sesame Street to conserve creatively and share limited supplies. The community learns to work together and respect resources during the environmental challenge. Sponsors: Q, V, 9

Luis breaks his arm and must adjust to daily life with a cast while the neighborhood pitches in to help. He discovers both the challenges of recovery and the kindness of caring friends. Sponsors: D, E, 10

Luis adapts to his broken arm by developing new techniques for everyday tasks. His positive attitude and determination inspire those around him. Sponsors: E, F, 11

Boredom challenges Luis as he struggles with the limitations of his injury during recovery. Friends visit with suggestions and entertainment to brighten his days. Sponsors: F, G, 12

Big Bird enthusiastically tries helping Luis with his broken arm but causes chaos with his good intentions. Luis appreciates the effort despite the humorous results. Sponsors: G, H, 2

The Count becomes obsessed with counting and recounting, driving friends crazy with his numerical enthusiasm. He finds endless joy in tallying everything on the street. Sponsors: H, I, 3

Luis visits the "Unfix-It Shop" run by a character who specializes in breaking rather than fixing things. The absurd reverse-logic business becomes a hilarious concept. Sponsors: I, J, 4

Luis visits his doctor for a check-up and receives encouraging news about his arm's progress. The medical milestone gives him hope for complete recovery soon. Sponsors: J, K, 5

Ferlinghetti the bug constantly pesters David with jokes and pranks that annoy but secretly amuse him. Their unusual friendship shows how different personalities can connect. Sponsors: K, L, 6

Luis learns to write and perform daily tasks with his left hand as his arm heals. He discovers surprising new abilities and creative adaptations. Sponsors: L, M, 7

Various Sesame Street adventures unfold with moments of learning and discovery throughout the day. Each scene brings its own brand of comedy and heart. Sponsors: M, N, 8

Luis needs help blowing up party balloons while managing his injured arm. Friends rally to assist with preparations for a neighborhood celebration. Sponsors: N, O, 9

Shelley the Turtle searches for her perfect home with patient help from friends. They explore different locations before finding a place where Shelley feels happy and safe. Sponsors: O, P, 10

Dr. Nobel Price creates educational signs around Sesame Street that receive creative and amusing interpretations. His efforts to teach sometimes miss the mark in funny ways. Sponsors: P, Q, 11

The day Luis's cast finally comes off brings celebration and relief to the whole neighborhood. He begins gentle physical therapy to rebuild strength. Sponsors: Q, R, 12

Fresh from his cast, Luis takes recovery slowly with careful movements and physical exercises. He learns patience as his arm gradually regains strength and flexibility. Sponsors: R, S, 2

Elmo discovers the joy of rhyming while the Snuffle Puppet Show returns with entertaining new performances. Both activities bring laughter and wordplay to Sesame Street. Sponsors: J, K, 12

Linda's deaf friend Ed visits Sesame Street and communicates through sign language with Linda and the community. The episode celebrates different forms of communication and the power of friendship. Sponsors: G, H, 9

Children discover endless creative possibilities with just a simple paper towel tube. The everyday object becomes a telescope, megaphone, conductor's baton, and more. Sponsors: L, M, 3