Seasons & episodes

Uncle Wally visits and tricks Big Bird by impersonating Snuffleupagus. The prank teaches about trust and the importance of being truthful with friends. Sponsors: F, G, 8

Luis teaches his friend Carlos English vocabulary through practical, real-world situations. Carlos quickly picks up the language with Luis's patient and encouraging instruction. Sponsors: N, O, 5

Multiple adventures and activities happen throughout Sesame Street with various characters learning and growing. Each scenario offers its own lessons and entertainment. Sponsors: P, R, 6

Slimey works as a carpenter and builds something special while Snuffleupagus takes a relaxing bath. Both vignettes showcase each character's unique personality. Sponsors: P, Q, 7

Elmo makes funny noises and sounds to entertain friends while Big Bird and Snuffy create artwork together. Creativity and silliness bring joy to the neighborhood. Sponsors: Q, R, 8

Gordon meets the Rockheads, unusual characters who speak in geological metaphors and rock puns. He learns their quirky communication style and finds their humor charming. Sponsors: N, S, 4

Stories unfold around the neighborhood with characters navigating daily situations and learning important lessons. Cooperation and kindness emerge from multiple storylines. Sponsors: S, T, 10

The neighborhood plays hide-and-seek to find Grouches hidden around Sesame Street. Oscar and friends make the search challenging and entertaining for everyone. Sponsors: C, J, 8

Big Bird opens a vegetable juice stand and learns about marketing and customer service. He discovers the challenges and rewards of small business entrepreneurship. Sponsors: U, V, 12

Oscar trains intensely for the Pork Stakes race, a prestigious grouch event. He practices relentlessly to prepare for the big competitive day. Sponsors: V, W, 2

Big Bird forms the Birdketeers club where friends work together on community projects and activities. The group bonds through shared goals and teamwork. Sponsors: W, X, 3

Water music echoes through Sesame Street while Elmo plays a waiting game testing everyone's patience. Both activities reveal interesting things about character and perseverance. Sponsors: G, H, 9

Characters explore surprising adventures around Sesame Street with unexpected twists at every turn. Each moment brings its own special kind of fun and learning. Sponsors: Y, Z, 5

Short scenes feature residents handling amusing everyday situations throughout the day. Comedy and warmth emerge from simple neighborhood interactions. Sponsors: A, Z, 6

Snuffleupagus becomes jealous when Big Bird spends time with other friends and neglects their plans. Big Bird must reassure Snuffy that their friendship remains special. Sponsors: A, B, 7

Big Bird stays up past bedtime and explores Sesame Street's nocturnal world with its unique nighttime residents. He learns why sleep is important for growth and health. Sponsors: B, C, 8

Multiple storylines play out across Sesame Street with various characters experiencing moments of discovery. Learning and laughter balance throughout the day. Sponsors: C, D, 9

Bob welcomes young Eugene for his first sleepover while his parents are away, helping him adjust with his cherished blanket and favorite broccoli dinner. As bedtime approaches, Eugene stalls with requests for water and other delays, missing his parents' comfort. Bob finally soothes him with a lullaby, offering reassurance that tomorrow will bring joy. Sponsors: E, F, 12

David installs a smoke detector at Hooper's Store and gets the Grouches excited about fire drills, with Oscar blaring an air horn throughout the neighborhood. Big Bird must choose between seeing a sold-out movie and keeping his promise to meet Snuffy, so he leaves a note at his nest. When they return, Big Bird discovers Snuffy left his own note claiming he went to the movies too, leaving David skeptical of such an unlikely coincidence. Sponsors: P, R, 2

Telly uses magic to bring Cinderella out of her storybook after feeling sad about her difficult life, and the Amazing Mumford helps transform her rags into modern clothes. Cinderella discovers the joys of learning, friendship, and career possibilities on Sesame Street as the residents teach her counting and other skills. When Telly insists she must return to complete her fairy tale, Cinderella hesitates, wanting to explore her new options first, though Mumford's attempted spell accidentally brings the Seven Dwarves along on the journey back. Sponsors: K, L, 11

Maria and Telly search frantically through the Fix-It Shop for something beginning with the letter I while Barkley creates chaos by howling and scratching. They pull out drawers, rummage through the store, and interrupt their lunch plans in the quest, but struggle to find anything suitable. Crystal explains the importance of breathing to help demonstrate the letter and its sounds. Sponsors: I, T, 4

When Susan gets a flat tire during her planned country drive, Don Music finds inspiration for a song about the jack she's using to fix it. Buster the Horse suggests he write a song about the word "Flabbergasted," which Don eagerly develops into a complete tune. As Luis teaches about plant care, Don continues composing new verses about everything he learns. Sponsors: C, G, 5

The library opens fresh and clean after Linda and Micki arrive early to tidy up from the night before, revealing their shared appreciation for the orderly space. When Oscar grows tired of Elmo's constant pestering, he suggests a game of hide-and-seek to get some peace. As Oscar realizes he's actually worried about Elmo being lost, he's surprised to find that Elmo returns to help him search instead. Sponsors: D, H, 6

Big Bird plays a rhyming guessing game with his puppet Gus, while Gordon engages Elmo in finding things that rhyme with household items, accidentally summoning a Rockhead who makes rock-themed puns. When Elmo brings his aunts to rhyme with "pants," the Rockhead learns more about his family. Later, Big Bird finds few people willing to listen to his nature poem until the Rockhead offers genuine attention. Sponsors: A, B, 8