Seasons & episodes

Timi translates WORM-TV's Grouch fairy tale version of "Goldilocks and the Three Grouches" while dealing with hazardous weather effects during broadcasts. Sponsors: C, Z, 9

Maria, David, Big Bird, and the kids visit Grandma Grace's farm while Oscar discovers joy in its mess. They milk goats, eat fresh cider, and Oscar meets a chicken. Sponsors: C, S, 4

Oscar takes a vacation at Camp Killjoy with Grundgetta while Telly struggles to be the Grouch in his absence. Oscar sends postcards and celebrates the camp's miserable weather. Sponsors: G, K, 2

Donna practices for her school basketball tryouts with Gordon's help while Oscar prepares for the Grouch team. Julius Erving surprisingly emerges from Oscar's trash can. Sponsors: C, F, 12

The Amazing Mumford performs shape identification tricks while the Count discovers he can count letters in books. Forgetful Jones sits in wet paint and wears the sign. Sponsors: A, Y, 9

Big Bird creates his own newspaper, "The Daily Bird," with reporters and photographer Telly. They cover mundane stories and attempt to photograph Snuffleupagus as proof. Sponsors: E, F, 12

The Count reminisces about his first counting experience with his mother while the Two-Headed Monster and Maria debate decision-making. Mumford can't conjure imaginary subjects. Sponsors: D, Y, 11

Oscar gets the grouch flu and becomes grouchier than ever, making everyone miserable. His friends try to help him recover despite his increased bad temperament. Sponsors: C, H, 2

Telly worries about an approaching hailstorm and makes safety preparations. The adults reassure him about weather while helping him emotionally prepare. Sponsors: B, Z, 3

Oscar attempts various camouflage techniques to hide from sunshine, painting himself to blend with his surroundings with humorous results. Sponsors: B, P, 6

Bob reads stories to the Two-Headed Monster, whose two heads constantly disagree about plot direction, demonstrating different perspectives and compromise. Sponsors: N, Q, 3

Big Bird and Snuffleupagus search for buried treasure on Sesame Street, following clues and hints while learning about cooperation and friendship. Sponsors: O, X, 11

David searches for a compatible dance partner, trying with various Sesame Street characters before finding someone who shares his enthusiasm for dancing. Sponsors: I, O, 4

Herry Monster accidentally moves the mailbox while playing, and the characters work together to figure out where it went and restore it. Sponsors: R, T, 10

The gang worries when Snuffleupagus goes missing, with Big Bird searching frantically. The group is relieved when Snuffy finally reappears safe. Sponsors: A, B, 3

Bob has conversations with a telephone, talking to various characters calling in. The episode explores communication and the fun of phone conversations. Sponsors: U, W, 4

Oscar displays his junkiest possessions transformed into vehicles at a Grouch Auto Show, celebrating trash-based automotive design with pride. Sponsors: O, R, 5

Big Bird discovers how to make paper airplanes from a library book and announces plans to create one with Snuffleupagus, much to the amusement of David and Gordon. A massive paper airplane suddenly soars through the air and crashes into Hooper's Store, sent by Snuffy with his \"medium-sized paper.\" David and Gordon debate whether the mysterious airplane proves Snuffleupagus exists while Big Bird grins at their confusion. Sponsors: G, Q, 12

Big Bird dreams of training Barkley to be the world's smartest counting dog, though the real dog struggles to bark on command. Maria teaches Oscar how headphones work, but he ruins his own pair by playing his Grouch radio at full volume. Big Bird recites a thoughtful poem comparing the differences between tigers and housecats. Sponsors: K, V, 3

Telly frantically tries to retrieve a kite stuck in a tree, eventually learning from Luis how to solve the problem with a ladder. Oscar reveals he spent the morning deliberately getting the kite stuck, causing mischief as usual. The group learns about teamwork while preparing soup, and Big Bird helps Telly count place settings for his monster birthday party using a clever trick. Sponsors: J, P, 2

Bob and Susan perform a delightful country-style counting song about little baby pigs for the children gathered on Sesame Street, teaching numbers through music and fun. Sponsors: J, T, 4

Maria and Telly discover clever tools and gadgets that help make household chores easier and more efficient. A grouch causes complications before Ernie and Bert peacefully resolve the situation. Oscar explores how to use a can while the children learn valuable lessons about using the right tools for different jobs. Sponsors: O, T, 5

Telly eagerly takes a job at Hooper's Store for the day, determined to serve customers and learn the business. His clumsy enthusiasm leads to comic mishaps as he bumbles through various tasks. Big Bird proudly watches his friend work, impressed by Telly's willingness to help despite his mistakes. Sponsors: A, R, 9

The residents of Sesame Street gather to discuss the true meaning of friendship and share heartfelt stories about trust and kindness. Big Bird reflects on his special bond with Snuffleupagus and how much their friendship means to him. The gang celebrates their connections with an uplifting song about caring for one another. Sponsors: I, R, 6