Sesame Street, Classics

Bert's a sneezing machine; train conductor Casey McPhee (Cookie Monster) has to fight the urge to eat his entire cookie cargo; Bert and Ernie demonstrate how to share cookies; and Bill Cosby stops by the Street to sing The Alphabet Song. This is brought to you by the letter G and the terrific number 3.

Sherlock Hemlock solves a missing sandwich case; Roosevelt Franklin promotes street crossing safety; and Bert and Ernie have a run-in with Tough Eddie at the beach.

Brrr...it's winter on Sesame Street. Grover warms up with a visit to his friend Kermit; the Yip Yips are transfixed by a ringing telephone; lovable waiter Grover delivers a bowl of alphabet soup with missing letters; and roving reporter Kermit the Frog interviews the Three Little Pigs in an installment of Sesame Street News Flash. This is brought to you by the letter U and the novel number 9.

Singer Lena Horne stops by to belt out The Alphabet Song; Bob tells an enchanting tale of Cutie and the Beast; Cookie and Ernie match up cookies while Kermit plays the imagination game; and--hold onto your hats--Bad Bart, the meanest man in the West, pays a visit to the Street. This is brought to you by the letters C and Y, and the extraordinary number 11.

Snuffy's got sniffles; Dr. Thad and the Medications sing "The 10 Commandments of Health"; Kermit reports on Hickory Dickory Dock; and Ernie hides his cookies from Cookie.

The Count and Olivia are photographing people on the Street; Cookie Monster is posing as a bunny (but why?); Bob and Simon identify barnyard sounds; and Wanda the Witch waxes poetic about the letter "W." This was brought to you by the letters U and W, and the fantastic number 4.

Grover explains the meaning of "first" and "last"; Cookie Monster has to decide which cookie shape is best; Kermit belts out a tune called "This Frog"; and trouble is afoot as Ernie prevents Bert from getting a good night's sleep. Also, the TwoHeaded Monster and Grundgetta, Oscar's girlfriend, pay a visit to the Street. This is brought to you by the letters G and Q, and the thrilling number 3.

It's Election Day on Sesame Street; Kermit presents a Sesame Street News Flash; The Count recalls his first day of school; and Grover performs his smash hit, "ABC Disco."

Big Bird and Ruth Buzzi dance 'til they drop! Airline passengers Bert and actor Rick Moranis find things in common; and Grover the waiter serves food in high winds.

The Grand High Triangle lover shares his admiration for triangles with Telly; Bruce Stringbean and The S. Street Band perform the smash hit, "Barn in the USA;" Kevin Kline and Phoebe Cates sing How Deep Is Your Bathtub ; Bert and Ernie demonstrate "loud" and "quiet," and Old MacDonald has a farm, but he's lost his animals! This was brought to you by the letter R and the splendid number 17.

Wanda the Word Fairy defines words; Kermit gives Little Red Riding Hood directions; the Two-Headed Monster needs a new pair of shoes; and Bert tracks down a tuba player.

Johnny Cash croons a tune; Ernie sings "Breakfast Is the Best Meal of the Day"; Elmo performs The Alphabet Song; and Alistair Cookie presents Monsterpiece Theater.