Episode 4306

Picture	Segment 	Description
 	COLD OPEN 	What's the Word on the Street?: Grimace
 	SCENE 	Elmo, Rosita and the letter J are singing a song about J words. After J leaves, the letter G appears, saying he can make the "juh" sound too, as well has the hard-G sound. He's upset that he doesn't have a song like J does. The monsters start singing the "J Friends" song again, but with G-names instead, but the letter stops them; that's J's song and he wants one unique to him.
 	SCENE cont'd 	Upon hearing the word "help," Super Grover crashes onto the scene. He offers some song ideas for the letter ("Row, Row, Row Your Boat" in the key of G and "C is for Cookie"), then learns that they want an original composition. Since "Grover" begins with G, he sings a heroic song full of G words that describe his heroism. The G doesn't think the song suits him well and Grover gallops off to his next gig.
 	SCENE cont'd 	Oscar complains about the singing around his trash can and offers to write a song of his own, since there are many Grouchy G-words. His song also doesn't please the G, who thinks it's too yucky.
 	SCENE cont'd 	The G doesn't think he'll ever achieve his "goofy dream" of having his own song, when Rosita gets an idea. She gets her guitarra and sings a song full of G words in Spanish. The G again turns it down, thinking it's too slow for a letter that likes to get up and go like him. Elmo realizes "Go" starts with G and makes up an upbeat G song that gets them all grooving; a disgusted Oscar even adds a "groan" verse to their song. The G loves his song and they continue grooving.
 	Muppets / Celebrity	Ed Helms shows what a "grimace" is, with a grimace expert judging them.
 	Muppets 	Murray Monster is feeling under the weather while teasing Abby's Flying Fairy School. Dr. Ovejita finds he feels gassy and can't stop giggling and galloping; she finds he has a case of athlete's G.
 	Film / Animation 	Two girls find G words.
 	Muppets 	G: The G Club is preparing for the G-gionals and sings a short song about the guh sound of G. Gym teacher Sue and her Geerios arrive and sing their own song, which stresses the juh sound. As the two groups argue over which sound is the correct one, the actual letter G appears to explain he makes both sounds. The two work together and sing a song about both sounds.
 	Muppets 	Murray and the girls flap their "wings" while introducing Abby's Flying Fairy School.
 	Muppets / Animation	Abby's Flying Fairy SchoolThe students are in the middle of music class, but the music they make isn't too great. Abby requests they just use magic to play their instruments, but Mrs. Sparklenose says practice is the right path. A flying boombox swoops in the window and they press "play," releasing Morty the Musical Muse (who speaks in rhyme). Before he can leave, they must pass his three challenges. With a wave of his baton, Abby's trombone flies out of control. In order to get down, she must change the pitch; by playing high notes, she goes higher, and by playing low notes, she makes it back to the ground. Next, Gonnigan's maracas shake violently, quaking the entire school. To stop them, he needs to change the tempo. He discovers that means fast and slow and is able to stop the shaking by moving them slowly. Finally, Blögg's drum starts bouncing on top of him and he must change the dynamics of the music (how loud and soft). Blögg grabs the drum and plays it softly, sedating it. The students have learned many new things about music and Morty takes his leave. The kids decide to apply their knowledge and make music instead of having snack time.
 	Muppets 	Before "Super Grover 2.0" arrives, it's time again for "Number Cookoff!" Ovejita provides Murray with three frankfurters, resulting in a number 3.
 	Film 	Threes of things are counted in the woods.
 	Animation 	“First, Second, Third”Artist: Jane Aaron
 	Muppets 	Murray and the kids introduce "Super Grover 2.0."
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 	Muppets 	"Elmo the Musical" is on deck, but first, Murray hosts a game of "Murray's Cubbies" involving food and the utensils used to eat them.
 	Muppets / Celebrity	Sutton Foster spreads lever love around the street, singing "I'm a Lever Lover."
 	Muppets 	Murray and the girls introduce "Elmo the Musical."
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 	Muppets 	Murray announces the sponsors.
 	Sponsor 	Leslie Carrara-Rudolph announces: "Sesame Street was brought to you by the Corporation of Clapping Hands."
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Category:Alphabet
Category:Sesame Street Episode Season 43