Sesame Street

Elmo spends the day at a school for chickens in this hilarious episode which teaches children how to sit still and listen in class. Super Grover 2.0's "The Balancing Act" adds to the fun with a science lesson that involves balancing chickens on an elephant.

The world's longest Street like you've never seen it before! Check out Sesame's all new digital set in this episode featuring Ernie and Bert learning to ride bikes without training wheels. Enjoy new music including Elmo and actor Taye Digg's remake of the hit song "Let's Go Driving," and Janelle Monae's original song, "The Power of Yet."

Academy Award winning actress Lupito Nyong'o teaches children that different skin colors are beautiful. Elmo, Big Bird, and Mando gather the "Sesame Street Snazzy Society" and help Segi see that being brown is awesome!

Sesame Street and Super Heroes! Join the greatest number-lovers convention of the year as Elmo teaches children about math and how to be flexible at the same time. . Cookie's Crumby Pictures debuts a laugh-out-loud parody "Star S'mores" in which Flan Solo must learn self-control and Star Trek actor Zackary Quinto teaches the word "flexible."

Join Cookie Monster in the hilarious debut of the Crumby Pictures parody "Twilight: Breaking Cookie." Back on Sesame Street Big Bird's pen pal Penelope is visiting. Elmo helps her learn how to make new friends and stay calm when she gets excited. Actress and comedian Mindy Kaling teaches the word "enthusiastic."

Academy Award winning actress Viola Davis teaches children about the word "fiesta" in this Latin-themed episode, in which Abby Cadabby and the rest of the Sesame Street gang throw a "Quinceañera" birthday party for the Number 15. Also included is a Cookie Crumby Pictures parody of James Bond in "The Spy Who Loved Cookies"

The world's longest street like you've never seen it before! Check out Sesame's all new digital set in this episode about engineering, which features "Homeland" star Claire Danes. Also see Murray and Luis as they use science to help them build the perfect-sized bike for their friend Little Chicken.

Ernie wants to make a music video and get the whole world to dance, but he needs Big Bird and Snuffy's help to convince Bert to join. Also included in this episode - Grover and comedian Aziz Ansari hilariously explaining the word "ridiculous."

In this Halloween-themed episode Cookie Monster, Abby Cadabby, and Elmo are mystified by magic. Cookie is amazed by Abby's wand and all the different kinds of cookies he could make if he took it, but decides their friendship is more important.

Pop sensation "One Direction" visits Sesame Street to sing the instant classic "What Makes U So Useful." Elmo plays "Calm Down and Think," and he'll need to do just that if he wants to win a brand new bicycle horn! Cookie's Crumby Pictures presents "Nosh of the Titans," and NBA basketball star Pau Gasol explains the word "coach."

Today is Pickled Pepper Day at Hooper's Store, a day when all of the specials start with the letter P. Peter Piper prefers something pizzazzier than pickled peppers, but when he sees how popular they are, he helps the Sesame Street gang find enough for all their friends. Also included in this episode is Cookie's Crumby Pictures hilarious parody, "Lord of the Crumbs."

When a new bird Minnie Mynah, tries to take Big Bird's nest by claiming the bird law "finders, keepers," the Sesame Street gang take their case all the way to the Supreme Bird Court! Also included in this episode, actor and comedian Jonah Hill explains the word "empty," and Murray takes an exciting trip to the zoo.

Cookie learns how to wait his turn in line at a New York City deli in "When Cookie Met Sally," a new Cookie's Crumby Pictures. And speaking of waiting, Rosita has to learn to wait before she can open her present from Elmo. Actor, Sir Ian McKellen, explains the word "resist."

Oscar wants to buy a grouch instrument called a P.U. gelhorn, so that he and Fluffy can play a duet, but first he'll need to find a way to save up enough trash to buy one. Grammy-award winning artist Macklemore helps Oscar in his quest for trash currency and sings his original new song "Grouch Thrift Shop."

Elmo's friend Stinky is nervous about his first day of preschool. Elmo reassures him that everything will be okay, and helps him find ways to relax and enjoy the fun. Also included, actor and comedian Zach Braff teaches the word "anxious."

Elmo is helping Leela fold clothes at the Laundromat when they realize a terrible mistake has been made - Oscar's dirty clothes have been cleaned! They must remember the shapes and locations of his favorite stains to recreate them. Actor and Comedian Craig Robinson from "The Office" explains the word "pattern," and Cookie's Crumby Pictures features "The Hungry Games: Catching Fur."

Elmo doesn't feel like himself today -- he is cranky and grumpy. Oscar suggests he is becoming a grouch. Chris helps Elmo understand that no one feels happy all the time, and emotions change. This episode also includes Cookie's Crumby Pictures parody "Twilight: Breaking Cookie," and Saturday Night Live star Bill Hader.

It's friendship day and the gang is learning about communication and forgiveness. Elmo's feelings get hurt when Zoe calls him "the worst." She says it's just a word and doesn't mean anything, but Chris helps her understand that words matter. Actress Brittany Snow teaches the word "friend."

When the "old woman who lives in a shoe" shows up at Mr. Hooper's Store with her 12 children, Telly and Alan must learn how to separate things into groups to keep them organized. Actress Nia Long teaches the word "divide." Cookie's Crumby Pictures presents "Nosh of the Titans."

One of the greatest painters in the world, Vincent Van Stop, is looking for new assistant. Bert really wants the job, but he will have to pass a test first, which makes him nervous. Chris shows him how to stay calm and focused. Actor Terry Crews teaches the word "artist."

Papa and Baby Bear have their own way of doing things when they're at home, but when Papa comes to preschool for the day he sees that their rules are different. At first he's embarrassed, but Baby Bears tells him that there's a first time for everything - even rules. Grammy award-winning artist Ed Sheeran sings "I Live in Two Worlds."

Jack B. Nimble, Jack be quick...Jack can't sit still at the movies! Elmo must help his friend learn how to sit still so they can stay in the theatre and enjoy the film. Actor and Comedian Zach Galifianakis teaches the word "nimble."

Mother Goose has come to Sesame Street, and she's brought some along some awesome friends - including Grammy and Emmy award-winner Tina Fey! Big Bird helps Mother Goose write new rhymes for Little Miss Muffet and Little Jack Horner. She is so grateful that she then writes another one about him.

Elmo and Abby hear about a tendy new website called AreYouCool.Cool. At first they try to follow the cool rules, but they soon realize that what's really cool is doing what makes you happy. Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) explains the word "technology," and Cookie's Crumby Pictures presents "Star S'mores."