Today, a cheerful couple pays a visit and expresses their happiness with every person and thing they come into contact with. Gradually, the street residents are driven crazy by them and keep turning them over to someone else.
Today is the day Big Bird, Luis, Maria, and Gabriella are to accompany Frances's family to Montana. Oscar and the Count invite themselves to go along for their own personal reasons. Sponsors today are the letters C and Y and the number 8.
The gang arrives in Montana and meets Frances's family. The Count rides a horse and learns to count in Crow, Big Bird writes a poem about how much he likes the place, and Oscar's can is used as a basketball hoop. Today's sponsors: C, S, and 16.
The gang wakes up to their first morning in Crow Country, and the fun begins. The Count counts horse hairs, Big Bird does a rope trick, Maria displays her inability to mount a horse, and Oscar even participates in a barrel racing game.
Today is the third day here in Montana. Big Bird is enjoying the nature. And he is enjoying in visiting the crow of Indians. Sponsored by the letters F, and R, and by the number 19.
Today is the day of the big event, where Frances is given his new Crow name (Fortunate Young Man) and does his special dance for the big Crow ceremony. He even gives Big Bird a special friend gift.
Today, Big Bird, Oscar, Luis, Maria, and Gabriela return home from Montana. Oscar reveals that he sneaked a mule, who he named Iago, back home, and his friends struggle to get Iago out of the can so he'll calm down.
Today, Telly wants to see to it that nothing gets out of hand on Sesame Street. So he decides to take charge himself by making the whole day about the letter D. Unfortunately, his plan for a calm D-day goes astray when too many people show up with dogs.
Oscar's brother Ernest is coming to visit Sesame Street today. Oscar has prepared an unpleasant surprise for him by dressing in a tuxedo, decorating his can, and treating his brother like a gentleman.
Hoots the Owl hosts a talk show about nighttime on Sesame Street. A highlight is a special version of "The People in Your Neighborhood", all about people who work after dark. Sponsors include the letters D and K and the number 11.
Today, Chicago the lion goes to the Sesame Street library to read about vegetables. He goes to the extent of pouncing on one Gordon is reading, and his roaring style of laughing scares the other patrons away.
Oscar puts a sign that says 'GO' on his trash can in hopes of keeping people away. Unfortunately, things don't turn out the way he planned at all. Today's show is brought to you by the letters C and F and the number 0.
Debra drops her broken toaster off at the Fix-It Shop. While waiting, she hangs out with Big Bird and the Birdketeers, and they ride make believe motorcycles and pretend to have various jobs. Debra even counts to forty-one with the Count.
Today, Big Bird takes on a rock n'roll singer role and goes on a tour of Sesame Street. He has two birds back him up (the Tweet Along Little Birdies) and Telly hold a rock while they sing (it is a rock concert, after all).
It's a chilly day on the street, and things get hectic. Bob has trouble taking Barkley for a walk, Merry Monster doesn't realize she needs to bundle up to play outside, and on top of all that, Flo Bear decides to hibernate at Gina's house.
Monty is determined to talk about pineapples and cabbages bar none, and he constantly follows Prairie Dawn up and down the street, trying to lecture her on the matter and driving her absolutely out of her mind.
Mumford does a trick that causes everyone to tap dance nonstop and doesn't know how to undo it, so they contact another magician, Gregory the Great, for help.
Grungetta wants to give Oscar an unpleasant birthday surprise and be nice to him. Professor Huggins comes to teach her how, but Grungie has trouble taking the full 180 degree turn. Today's sponsors are the letters L and W and the number 13.
Elmo is in awe of how lightning flashes and thunder booms whenever the Count counts and wants to do the same thing himself. He is determined to find a way, though Maria tells him it will be impossible.
Maria is fixing Prairie Dawn's music Box. Rosita and Prairie Dawn show what arms can do. Bob sings What Makes Music. Savion, Gina and Big Bird are having a rhyme out. Bob and Maria are looking for rectangles.
