A Sesame Street Christmas Carol

A Sesame Street Christmas Carol is a Sesame Street special released in 2006 by Sony Wonder. Oscar the Grouch stars as Ebenezer Scrooge. It is an adaptation from Charles Dickens. There is also another adaptation by muppets in 1992.

A Sesame Street Christmas Carol is a combination of five segments.

Sesame Street is covered with snow on a Christmas Eve. Silence and peace prevail on the street. Then, videos from Elmo's World: Happy Holidays and Elmo Saves Christmas are shown. This takes us to the past and creates a nostalgic atmosphere. Then the muppet named Joe Marley brings a "ghost-o-gram" to Oscar the Grouch.

In "ghost-o-gram" there is a card that Oscar must read out loud. So Oscar can summon Rhubarb, a ghost. Rhubarb shows some old movies to Oscar. Bu videolardan birinde Bert ve Ernie var, diğerinde ise Big Bird sings "All I Want for Christmas Is You." This song by Big Bird is featured in the Elmo Saves Christmas special. A Sesame Street Christmas Carol continues.

Later, Christmas Carole, a Christmas ghost, visits Oscar. Christmas Carole wants to teach Oscar the true meaning of Christmas. For this reason, Carole shows to Oscar various clips from "Elmo's World Happy Holidays" and "Elmo Saves Christmas".

Finally, a robot ghost named Sam arrives. Unlike other ghosts, Sam comes from the future. Sam shows Oscar to watch animations of how Christmas is celebrated in the future.

At the end of a Sesame Street Christmas Carol special, a muppet resembling Joe Marley awakens the Oscar. His name is Joey Dickens, but Oscar insists he is Joe Marley. Oscar has everything to have a nice Christmas.

You can watch the A Sesame Street Christmas Carol DVD on our website.

Sesame Street A Celebration of Me, Grover

Sesame Street A Celebration of Me, Grover

"A Celebration of Me, Grover" is a Sesame Street special. The 2004 special focused on Grover and was intended to honor her. The DVD of the 39 minute video was released with various bonuses.

Some of the clips featured in "A Celebration of Me, Grover" are as follows:

A number of Sesame Street characters gathered for The Flyer’s Club Roost party. Here, the "Frequent Flying of the Year" award goes to Super Grover. Big Bird praises Grover and the guests sing "Grover Work Song"

One of the party invitees is Mr. Johnson. Waiter Grover takes his order and when asked why he works, he replies, "I have to make money."

Big Bird mentions that Super Grover is a great fly.

Here, the main story is interrupted. "Over, Under, Around and Through." The song is sung by Grover.

Sesame Street A Celebration of Me, Grover continues. Elmo carries a telegram from Dorothy's about Grover. Grover trains Elmo about telegrams. To illustrate this, they go to Mr Johnson's house. Grover gives Mr. Johnson the wrong telegram. Mr. Johnson is angry, but Elmo corrects it.

Bert tells that he loves Grover because he is friendly. Ernie wonders why. Later, Lena Horne's song "How Do You Do" to Grover appears on the screen.

Big Bird has a request from Oscar. She asks him to say something about Grover. Oscar tells us that Super Grover flew badly but landed nicely.

In a muppet clip, Super Grover falls into a house and tries to turn off the lamp to save money.

Cookie Monster takes the podium and wants to talk about Gover, but eats his speech.

"Monsterpiece Theater: The King and I", a muppet show, is shown.

Big Bird and three kids take the stage. The kids tell why they love Grover.

In "A Celebration of Me, Grover", The next scene shows the adventure of Grover and an elephant in the phone booth.

This time Zoe takes the podium. Zoe tells that she loves Grover because he likes to dance.

In the next muppet scene, the clip "ABC Disco" is shown.

Mr. Johnson takes the podium. He wants to say nice things about Grover, but has a hard time.

In the next muppet video, Grover tries to sell Mr Johnson a wig.

It's time to give the grand prize at the party. Super Grover flew into the hall and all the guests sang "Proud of Me" for him.

Sesame Street A Celebration of Me, Grover ends like this.

Sesame Street Elmo's Favorite Stories

Sesame Street Elmo's Favorite Stories is a special released by Warner Home Video in 2016.

The contents in the Special are:

Maria the Cowgirl - Maria the Cowgirl is a street story set in Sesame Street Episode 4183. Gordon tells the story of "Maria the Cowgirl" to Elmo, Abby Cadabby and Big Bird. This episode aired in season 39.

Elmo Wants to Be Like Gordon - Elmo Wants to Be Like Gordon is a street story set in Sesame Street Episode 4180. He wears clothes similar to Gordon's and wears a fake mustache similar to hers. This episode belongs to season 39.

The Princess Story - The Princess Story is a street story in Sesame Street Episode 4418. Abby Cadabby, Zoe and Rosita dream of a story. They try to find out how to save a princess stranded in the tower. Sesame Street Elmo's Favorite Stories continues with another street story.

The Planet G - The Planet G is a street story in Sesame Street Episode 4207. The plot of the story is "Planet G", where things start with the letter "G".

Mi Amiguita Rosita - Mi Amiguita Rosita is a street story in Sesame Street Episode 4408. The story begins with a book that reached Rosita by mail.

Abby Thinks Oscar is a Prince - Abby Thinks Oscar is a Prince is a street story in Sesame Street Episode 4173. Abby Cadabby learns that a frog might be a prince in a book Chris read to him. Abby sees Oscar while wandering around Sesame Street and dreams that he might be a prince, too.

Every Plant That Ever Was – “Every Plant That Ever Was” is a street story in Sesame Street Episode 4426.

You can watch Sesame Street Elmo's Favorite Stories on our website.

Sesame Street The Magical Wand Chase

Sesame Street The Magical Wand Chase is a 56-minute special. Special premiered on HBO and was released on DVD in 2018 after it was hit.

Abby Cadabby, Elmo, Rosita, Big Bird, Grover, and Cookie Monster; take a balloon ride. The journey begins with Abby's magic power. But Abby loses her wand to a Bird-Lady. Abby Cadabby, Elmo and the other Sesame Street characters can't return to their home without a wand.

This situation, which is annoying at first, becomes fun over time. Because Abby and her friends discover new people, music, food as the journey progresses. They find their way home thanks to these new friends. Thus, Abby and her friends' The Magical Wand Chase ends.

In the Special, Bird-Lady was voiced by Elizabeth Banks. In The Magical Wand Chase video, Abby Cadabby is voiced by Leslie Carrara-Rudolph, Elmo is voiced by Ryan Dillon, Grover and Oscar the Grouch are voiced by Eric Jacobson, Rosita is voiced by Carmen Osbahr, Cookie Monster is voiced by David Rudman, Big Bird is voiced by Matt Vogel.

The Special is directed by Benjamin Lehmann. Suki Lopez also appears as "Nina", Lynn Cheng as "Lucy", William Poon as "Carl", and Ana-Sofia Rodriquez-Garcia as "Sonia".

Special's name wasn't The Magical Wand Chase at first, it was "Get That Wand."

There are 3 songs on DVD. Elmo and his team sing "Around the World." Lucy sings "Lucy's Rap." This is a song in which a young girl named Lucy introduces her culture. "Just Around the Corner" is sung by Abby Cadabby, Elmo, Rosita, Big Bird, Grover, and Cookie Monster. This song is about what happened to them away from home.

You can watch Sesame Street The Magical Wand Chase DVD on our website.

Trick Or Treat On Sesame Street

The Trick or Treat on Sesame Street DVD was released in 2017. Special is about Halloween.

The adventure takes place in Count von Count's castle. Abby Cadabby and Elmo do a trick or treat there. Elmo and Abby do the bat dance out of it. Meanwhile, a pumpkin voiced by Tyler Bunch steals Elmo's hat. They try to catch him.

The video offers over 1 hour of entertainment to children. As a bonus, Sesame Street Episode 4629 is added in full on The Trick or Treat on Sesame Street DVD. The theme of this episode is Dress-Up Club. Also "Which Witch Is Which?" There is a digital storybook called.

Some of the chapters included in the DVD content are:

Abby Cadabby and Elmo sing "Hello, Halloween!" In this song, they are singing the things what they can be on Halloween.

The street story "Halloween" featured in Sesame Street Episode 4635 is another segment on DVD.

A spider sings in the animation. This song is about finding the right costume for Halloween.

"Pumpkin Face Song" is an animated song. It shows different face shapes that can be created with a pumpkin. In the movie, a girl talks about Halloween.

Sesame Street Episode 4707's street story "Dress Up" was added to the DVD.

There is a movie showing the letter "H" based on the word Halloween.

There is also a cartoon in which 13 bats are counted.

The DVD helps children learn about Halloween. While doing this, it was aimed to both teach and entertain.

You can watch The Trick or Treat on Sesame Street DVD on our website.

Sesame Street Episode 4325 - Porridge Art

Porridge Art
Sesame Street Episode 4325
Season 43

Sesame Street Episode 4325 appears as the 25th episode of the 43rd season. The name of the Episode is Porridge Art. The air date of the episode is April 18, 2013. The number of the Episode is 19 and the letter is Z. The content of Sesame Street Episode 4325 includes the following:

What's the Word on the Street? : In Sesame Street Episode 4325 we meet the word that is Sculpture. It means that the art of making two or three dimensional representative or abstract forms, especially by carving stone or wood or by casting metal or plaster.

Porridge Art, Street Story: Alan appears at the beginning of the scene, he serves Baby Bear and Telly some porridge that is Baby Bear's favorite brand: Quacker Instant Porridge.

He sees an advertising on the box, it is a porridge art contest, which art is made from porridge. Alan reads the rules of contest. The art must portray the Quacker Duck Man and to enter, just call him.

There's no phone number on the box and Baby Bear shouts "Hey, Quacker Duck Man!" the Quacker Duck Man (Bobby Moynihan) appears. Baby Bear is so surprised and he does not have any art, because he does not expect to see him when shouting, but Telly says he will have an art soon.

The Quacker Duck Man understands and says will come back when they are ready. Alan offers a big batch of porridge for him to use and Telly wants to be his model. Baby Bear leaves in order to get his supplies. (The character of the Quacker Duck Man is played by Bobby Moynihan.)

Telly prepared something, Baby Bear is ready to start but he does not know what to do with the porridge. Glow gives him the inspiration to paint with it.

Baby Bear paints a likeness of the Quacker Duck Man with some food coloring. They call the Duck Man. Baby Bear finds the porridge sliding off the canvas, ruining the picture! They hide it and they say Duck Man that it will be ready soon. In another bout of inspiration, he decides to use it for his artwork.

He makes a mushy porridge and then they call the Quacker Duck Man. While Alan argues with him because he damages his boxes, some woodland animals begin to munch Baby Bear's art to pieces. Baby Bear needs a new idea.

Alan decides to provide security of his stack with rope and Alan sees Baby Bear's made a near perfect likeness of Telly, but in fact Telly encased in porridge! Alan warns them not to cheat and they get Telly out of the porridge.

The Duck Man does not like their art and says this is the last time he will not come back.

Baby Bear sees porridge can harden and he thinks he can use this material to make sculpture. Alan demonstrates him how they can make dryer porridge without waiting much. A bust sculpture of the Quacker Duck Man is created by Baby Bear and Baby Bear calls him.

They show him his sculpture and the Duck Man likes his art so much and Baby Bear becomes the winner. The prize is lunch with the Quacker Duck Man himself. They eat the sculpture.

Muppets - Celebrity: Jon Hamm, who is an actor, is in Sesame Street Episode 4325. He talks about sculpture with Elmo. Sculpture is the word on the Street.

Film: In the film part there is a man who teaches children how to make a large paper sculpture.

 

Muppets: Murray and Ovejita appear, they announce the part the people in your neighborhood. They meet Paul Zaloom who is a puppeteer and he introduces his puppet, Buster.

Film: Sesame Street Episode 4325 goes on with film part. There is a man in the film part. He paints a Z word on his hand - zebra.

Abby's Flying Fairy School: Today at school we see Abby and Gonnigan. They work on their magic macaroni art. Blögg uses magic to create a life-size Macaroni dinosaur. But it begins wrecking everything. Mrs. Sparklenose tries to help them with her suggestion. The suggestion is to spot the solution. In our video, which is the HBO version, this segment is replaced by "Abby's Flying Fairy School: Pinocchio Process".

Muppets: Paul talks about controls to operate Buster and gives him some tips in puppetry.

Cartoon: Cartoon is about the number of day. In Sesame Street Episode 4325 the number of day is 19.

Super Grover 2.0 Farm: A sheep has lost her knitting needle in a haystack and needs help. Super Grover comes to help. He dives into it, but is unable to find it. After some unsuccessful attempts, he uses magnet and finds her knitting needle.

Muppets - Celebrity: Lorena and Lorna Feijóo are ballet dancers, they are in Sesame Street Episode 4325. Zoe watches their dance performance.

Elmo the Musical Athlete the Musical: Murray and children announce the Elmo the musical, Sesame Street Episode 4325 continues with this part. Elmo imagines himself as an athlete. He faces off against an Enormous Athlete to win a pair of golden shoes that is a coveted prize Elmo wants to win. At the end of the play Enormous Athlete wins, Velvet thinks it is a bad thing, but Elmo does not think like him, he does not care losing, Elmo has fun when playing the game. There are four songs that are sung in this episode. The name of the songs are "Cheerleader Song," "The Golden Shoes," "End Zone Dance," "The Good Guy Athlete Anthem"

Sponsors: At the end of the Sesame Street Episode 4325 Murray announces the sponsors. Sesame Street sponsors are the number 19 and the letter Z.