Sesame Street: Extra Episodes‪!‬

Playdates are all about sharing and having fun. When Abby tries Zoe’s tutu on, Zoe decides to give Abby’s wand a try. When Zoe waves the wand and her wish comes true, suddenly everyone on Sesame Street is wearing a tutu and dancing! However, chaos ensues because everyone has work to do and there’s no way they can get it done because they’re all too busy dancing!

Rosita, Telly, and Zoe are playing house and pretending to be a happy family. When the time comes to do their pretend chores they have trouble agreeing on who gets to be the lamp, and who gets to dust it. In fact, they just can’t seem to agree on anything and want to call the whole pretend game off! Maybe Alan can explain that being a family – real or pretend, involves compromise and working out problems together. Fingers crossed!

Everyone’s getting together to watch the Worm Cup on TV. Worms from all over the world compete against each other to see who will succeed in 'kicking' a ball into a cup. This year Sesame Street’s very own, Slimey, is up against Squirmadene from France. Squirmadene loves to tease his opponents to throw them off their game. Will Slimey be able to focus and proceed to glory, or will Squirmadene get his way? Find out!

Elmo imagines what it would be like if he had a pet dinosaur. When he asks Gina where he might find one, she tells him that they lived a very long time ago and now they’re extinct. This makes Elmo very sad. When Snuffy finds his friend is upset, he hatches a plan to cheer Elmo up and maybe even give Elmo the chance to meet a dinosaur face to face!

Chris reads Abby a story about a princess who kisses a frog and turns him into a prince. That makes Abby think that there must be someone on Sesame Street who could be an enchanted prince in disguise, and she thinks that it could be none other than everyone’s favorite grouch, Oscar! Run, Oscar, Run!

Chris and Alan are judging the Sesame Street Bird Games. Big Bird, a duck, and a chicken are the contestants in this competition and will participate in exciting bird activities and events. Each bird will have the chance to show off their skills, but just who will win the grand prize – ten pounds of birdseed?

Elmo really loves his friend, Gordon. So, for an entire day Elmo decides to do everything he can to be just like him. Elmo also enlists his Sesame Street friends to help him in his quest to imitate his friend. Imagine Gordon’s surprise to learn how much fun it is to just be himself!

Elmo and Leela are doing laundry when suddenly the machine goes haywire! It spews water and clothes everywhere - it's clothing chaos! Leela wants to get rid of the machine, but Elmo insists they try to save it. Surely there must someone on Sesame Street who would appreciate a machine that creates a big mess?!

Of all the places Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary could find to plant a garden, she picked the area right outside of Oscar’s trashcan. Oscar doesn't know what to do! Sure, he loves the dirt part of it, but flowers, plants, and vegetables are definitely going to cramp his grouchy style, or are they?

Who’s at the door? Why, it’s Inspector 4 (Judah Friedlander), and he’s come to Sesame Street looking for items that are in groups of four. Everything is going fine until he spots the letter R. He only has one item that begins with the letter R – where will he find three more to even the score?

Big Bird goes roller skating and then crash, bang, boom, he falls down. His friends take him to the doctor who puts Big Bird’s wing in a sling! Big Bird is a little sad since he’s going to miss out on all the things he likes to do for a little while. His friends try to cheer him up with songs, drawings, and his favorite – birdseed milkshakes! Will it work?

It’s a seven celebration on Sesame Street. Rosita, Abby, Zoe, and friends perform musical tributes to that lucky number. When the letter S shows up sniffling because he can’t think of a way to celebrate seven, the Sesame Street crew put their heads together to help him be a part of it!