Elmo's World Games
Written by: Molly
Boylan Directed by: Ken
Diego
First Appearance: Episode 3967
Description
Guess what Elmo's thinking about today? As Elmo opens the door to a pile of
toys and games falls into the room. Then we can see a montage of some children that playing games.
Dorothy's Question
Dorothy is on her fish bowl. She has a
checkers game decoration in her fish bowl. She about something. She wants to
know how to play a game.
The Noodle Family
Mr. Noodle exchange his vest with his brother
Mr. Noodle . Two brothers pull on
opposing ends of a rope, pulling one and then the other off the screen until
they get the entire rope onto the screen, then turn the rope different ways.
Finally they figure out how to jump rope
together.
Kids and Baby
Kids are showing Dorothy how they play a
memory card game, Simon Says, and tag. Elmo talk to a baby that babbles and plays This Little Piggie
with her.
Video E-Mail
Elmo wants to watch his video e-mail. But he
can not find his Computer. Elmo searches his room for his Computer, which he
finds crouching behind Drawer playing a game of hide-and-seek. Finally he can
watch his e-mail. In Elmo's e-mail,
Ernie and Rubber Duckie play "hide-and-squeak."
Elmo's Question
Elmo wants to count CGI frogs (and a kangaroo)
playing leapfrog. He asks the viewer for help.
Quiz
Elmo plays "Three of those Things"
with a ball , a jump rope, jacks and Stinky the Stinkweed. Stinky disagrees
with the voice-over kids, insisting that you simply can play a game with him.
He demonstrates, playing Simon Says by "growing" a flower.
Film
Elmo's friend Abigail plays "Where Is
Thumbkin?" by herself. During that, her friend Juan sings it in Spanish,
and then they play it together. Also Elmo makes up his own game of "Where
Is Thumbkin?".
TV Cartoon
Elmo wants to watch The Game Channel on TV by
taging TV quickly. At the channell there is a story about a brother and sister who love to play
dress-up and what they imagine doing. They dress upwith different costumes as pirates, royalty, cowfolks, and then they
go to bed. After that Elmo watchs the "JumpRope" by Alfred Hopscotch.
Tickle Me Land
Dorothy want to play an imagination game. She
imagines three Elmos playing "Ring Around the Rosie" (one Elmo fell
up instead of down) and also two Elmos playing basketball. Sesame Street Elmo's
World Games ends after the games song.
