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The Count shows us the number of the day.
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Julie Bowen talks about binoculars.
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Follow the adventures of a Sesame Street writer and a puppeteer raising twins and moving Muppets. Visit the Sesame Street Parents Blog.
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New Pinball #12
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Letter G Game
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Grover shows us how he flies.
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In honor of the new Cookie Monster DVD coming out this Tuesday, here’s one of the best street scenes from the last few years. I also suggest you show this to any “Veggie Monster” believers; the truth still hasn’t gotten through to them. :/
The Knights of Sesame Street are on a quest! Sir Elmo, Sir Abby, and Sir Telly discover a Yogurt-Eating Yodeling Yak when they go on a quest to find things that start with the letter Y. The magical adventures continue when the Shoe Fairy (Neil Patrick Harris) appears and shows Abby and Telly that there are shoes for everyone and everything. But can he find the perfect pair of shoes for Telly? Plus, join Cookie Monster as he discovers the perils of having the “cookie touch!”
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Secretary Sebelius and Elmo give tips for staying healthy.
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