Sesame StreetSesame Street on DVD? check here: Sesame Street episode guideSesame Street: A Magical Halloween Adventure
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
Halloween is the time of jack-o-lanterns, dressing up, and lots of silliness on Sesame Street. It's a Halloween extravaganza when the monsters from Sesame Street get invited to a Tricks & Treats party. But when Mumford the Magician has some trouble with his magic wand, Elmo (Elmo) and friends get sidetracked on a wonderful hayride. Share in the surprises as they learn to carve pumpkins, make scarecrows, and discover that monsters really don't have to be scary!
Sesame Street: Celebrates Around the World
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
With the help of beloved Elmo (Elmo), Sesame Street Celebrates Around The World not only entertains toddlers with festive songs and sights, it also teaches children about diverse holiday traditions from across the globe. As a news anchorperson, Elmo converses with his cousins around the world, Elmo lookalikes dressed adorably in international costumes, and discovers how children commemorate the holidays. In Japan, for example, children are shown flying kites and partaking in the festive "pounding of the rice," while kids in Mexico reveal how they create a pinata and use it during their holiday parties. Each segment is highlighted with an enchanting song, and other Sesame Street regulars, such as Rosita, keep viewers involved by making appearances throughout the video. Though Elmo lovers will no doubt be riveted to the screen, others may find it less engaging than other Sesame Street videos (such as Elmo Saves Christmas), since there is much more talking than singing, and because the Sesame Street characters are featured less prominently than the children around the world. However, if you're looking for a video that will broaden your child's horizons while broadening their Elmo video library, this is it...overall it is as fun as it is educational, worthwhile as it is entertaining.
Sesame Street: Christmas Eve on Sesame Street
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This Emmy Award-winning musical from 1978 explores an age-old Christmas conundrum: how does a big guy like Santa Claus squeeze down all those narrow chimneys? When Big Bird (Big Bird) and his Sesame Street friends set out to find the answer one Christmas Eve, they explore a variety of amusing theories and learn a lot about the meaning of Christmas in the process. You won't want to miss seeing all your favorite Sesame Street characters as they take to the ice at a nearby skating rink. Perhaps the most enjoyable feature of all is the wealth of wonderful music, everything from traditional Christmas songs to the now famous "Keep Christmas with You" by Joe Raposo. Several numbers are signed in American Sign Language and there's even a brief mention of Hanukkah. This 60-minute, classic Sesame Street special, which teaches kids from 2 to 10 to value giving more than receiving and stresses the importance of love and togetherness, is also thoroughly entertaining.
Sesame Street: Computer Caper
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
This lively 50-minute program uses live action, animation, and music to introduce computers to the preschool set. The caper begins when Telly gets an e-mail account and Luis helps him send a message to friends. Several characters, including Sesame Street favorites like Cookie Monster (Cookie Monster) and Oscar (Oscar the Grouch), write back, and someone who signs their message, "Your Mystery Friend." Telly has no idea who this could be, so he joins up with Baby Bear and they follow the clues until the mystery is solved. The only segment that doesn't fit the theme is the song "I'm Fixing My Hair," which features children combing and brushing their hair. Computer Caper is an enjoyable look at basic concepts such as the screen, keyboard, mouse and some of the uses to which computers can be applied. It includes a special episode of Elmo's (Elmo) World with Emmy winner Michael Jeter as Mr. Noodle.
Sesame Street: Cookie Monster's Best Bites
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Written by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
America's favorite slave to baked goods, Cookie Monster (Cookie Monster), is the star of this very funny collection of comic sketches culled from the insatiable Muppet's tenure on Sesame Street. From the opening scene, in which the wild-eyed Cookie yields to pure impulse and devours a cookbook (rather than wait for a pastry recipe to be fully realized in his kitchen), the longtime Children's Television Workshop character never fails to entertain with his charming anarchy. Also on the program are classic Sesame Street songs "C Is for Cookie" (and its spinoff, "C Drives Me Crazy," featuring a guest appearance by the Fine Young Cannibals), "If Moon Were a Cookie," and the touching "What Is Friend?" The high point, however, is the gravel-voiced Cookie's scene with actress Annette Bening, who helps him sort out the difference between a "Cookie Here and There." Wonderful stuff for all ages.
Sesame Street: Fiesta!
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
Fiesta means party in Spanish, and Sesame Street is pulsating with activity in this upbeat preschool program featuring Latino songs. Jim Henson's Muppets join the fun while everyone's favorite, Elmo (Elmo), learns the Conga- Wiggle dance. Maria, Rosita, and Gabi create floats and costumes; even Oscar (Oscar the Grouch) reluctantly partakes in the festivities. The dialogue is sparse in order to devote most of the 30-minute show to singing and dancing during eight Spanish/English tunes, featuring special performances by Linda Ronstadt and Celia Cruz. Most of the music will be familiar, such as "Conga Counting Song," "Amigo," and "It Sure Is Hot." Kids will also learn greetings, familiar words, and numbers in Spanish. While some might wish for the addition of live-action scenes of Mexico or a more complex story line, the bilingual focus is solid and the ever supportive cast of Sesame Street grownups, kids, and Muppets make it a neighborhood worth visiting.
Sesame Street: Fiesta!/Elmo Saves Christmas
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This is an Excellent video! If your are teaching your child Spanish or just want to pick up a few Spanish words for your vacabulary. My children get very involved in this video! The entire family likes to watch :-) You will LOVE this Video!
Sesame Street: Learning to Share
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
Like most kids, Elmo (Elmo) sometimes has trouble taking turns and sharing his toys. Even with this best friend Zoe. With a little help form Sesame Street favorites Big Bird (Big Bird), Cookie Monster (Cookie Monster), and Oscar (Oscar the Grouch), and special guest Katie Couric, Elmo discovers that sharing with friends makes playtime twice as much fin. Filled with songs an silliness, Learning To Share is a very special introduction to the Sesame Street Kids' Guide To Life - a new home video series that helps make growing up a lot more fun. Plus, Katie Couric gives parents some helpful TIPS for guiding kids through learning how to share.
Songs: This Is My Train; Cooperation Song; Share; Two Heads Are Better Than One; Sharing; What Is A Friend.
Sesame Street: Let's Eat
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
Bubblehead waiter Elmo (Elmo) tires to serve food at Planet Storybook. While hobnobbing with Little Miss Muffet and others, he introduces several Sesame Street songs, including "Cereal Girl" (a satire of "Material Girl") and "The Most Important Meal of the Day." Best bit is Cookie Monster (Cookie Monster) singing about things other than cookies that are good for you.
Sesame Street: Monster Hits!
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
Join your favorite furry friends at the Fuzzy Awards Show, as they await the announcement of top Monster Song of the Year. Special musical appearances by Grover, Cookie Monster (Cookie Monster) and Herry highlight the festivities. Who will take home the coveted Fuzzy Award? Who will keep Elmo (Elmo) from peeking inside the envelope? For all the monstrous musical fun and suspense, don’t miss Monster Hits! Fur, Herry’s Family Song, Frazzle, Two Heads Are Better Than One, Fuzzy and Blue, Comb Your Face, Furry Blue Mommy of Mine, Healthy Food, What Do I Do When I’m Along?, We Are All Monsters, "C" Is For Cookie.
Sesame Street: Mother Goose
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How will Mother Goose ever teach her son, Simon Goose, the art of rhyming? Who will carry on the great Goose tradition of rhyming rhymes? You’ll have great fun, seeing just how it’s done, with some surprising advice from Grandmother Goose! Everyone’s favorite childhood rhymes are here, infused with Wegman’s wry sense of humor and charm and played by his famous canine companions: Batty, Crooky, Chundo and Chip!
Sesame Street: Put Down The Duckie
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
The stars come out on Sesame Street in this fun-filled video featuring some of the show’s most memorable moments. Phil Donahue offers a shocking expose about life on "the Street." Surprise celebrity guests stop by as "People In Your Neighborhood." Newsman Robert MacNeil investigates "Cookiegate." And when Ernie (Ernie) wants to play the blues, an all-star cast, including Madeline Kahn, Paul Simon, Danny Devito, Wynton Marsalis, Jeremy Irons and many more, have a few words of musical advice: "Put Down The Duckie." Join in the rousing sing-along and all the hilarious fun in this star-studded celebration!
Sesame Street: Quiet Time
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
Big Bird (Big Bird) loves to sing and dance and play, but when his Granny Bird tells him it's "quiet time," he's not sure what to do. Fortunately, Oscar (Oscar the Grouch), Telly, Rosita and his other Sesame Street friends have plenty of great ideas, like reading stories, playing quiet games and more. And guest artist Daphne Rubin-Vega joins Big Bird to sing a special "quiet time" song. So come along to Sesame Street, where quiet time is fun time too!
Sesame Street: Sesame Sings Karaoke
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Get ready for a musical Sesame Street Muppet ® extravaganza! Something’s in the air on Sesame Street that makes everyone want to sing! Elmo (Elmo) and Rosita break into song when they have a playdate, but can’t find each other! Won’t "Somebody Come and Play?" The music goes on into the night when Sesame Street stays up late to sing more songs - karaoke style. Kids of all ages can sing and dance along to renditions of such Sesame Street favorites as "ABC-DEF-GHI," "You Say Hola," "Ladybug Picnic," "New Way to Walk," "Let’s Go Driving," and "People in Your Neighborhood." And the beat goes on - even with forgotten lyrics, stage fright and a broken karaoke machine! Featuring special guest performance clips by Gloria Estefan, Destiny’s Child and Ben Stiller!
Sesame Street: A New Baby in My House
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The birth of a baby is an exciting time. But for an older sibling, it can be a time of confusion and frustration. Through a musical fairy tale, Mrs. Snuffleupagus teaches Snuffy that it’s natural to feel upset when you’re no longer the only kid in the house. Parents’ attention may be divided, he learns, but their love is as strong as ever. Snuffy discovers that, just as his baby sister is special, he has a special place in the family now too—older brother!
Sesame Street: Elmo's Magic Cookbook Video / Elmo's Favorite Sing-Alongs CD
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The irrepressible little red star of Sesame Street sizzles in Elmo's Magic Cookbook, but he's not the only celebrity to wave a wooden spoon here. It all begins when the tummy-rumble-inducing book the tape takes its title from is dusted off from its attic-dwelling days. First, it "alakazams" Jean, the ingredient-providing Julia Child of genies, onto Sesame Street for a primer on churning out a champion batch of ice cream (and one that, in one of a number of characteristically superb running gags, nearly causes Telly to collapse from arm fatigue), and then bam!, everybody's favorite Crescent City culinary whiz comes by to create the perfect pizza with the gang. Chef Emeril Legasse does one better than sprinkle the parmesan and pile on the pepperoni with expected panache, he also peels away the mystery of where cheese comes from. When Legasse leaves on a minestrone emergency, another apron-ready star steps in. This time it's singer Heather Headly, here known as Pocket Queen. Elmo (Elmo), no dummy, is at first resistant to the queen's suggestion that together they cook up some pockets. When she takes him on a video tour of pocket-eating cultures, however (think China's dim sum), he warms to the idea, and what results is a scrumptious-looking summer roll. Each of the video's cooking segments is intercut with food-related bits from the show Grover's hilarious gig as a hopeless waiter is one. In addition to a handful of recipes ripe for kid collaboration, this tape serves up customary Sesame-style excellence. No future foodie's video shelf should be without it.
Sesame Street: Sesame Street Holiday DVD 3-Pack
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Contains Elmo's World Happy Holidays, Elmo (Elmo) Saves Christmas, and Christmas Eve on Sesame Street.
5:00-6:00 P.M.Jack Bauer AKA Alexis Drazen / season 1 - episode 18
Written by: Jim Kouf
Directed by: James A. Contner
Jack (Kiefer Sutherland) announces to his team that Alexis had planned to go straight from his date to a business meeting, where he'd be making a payoff. Meaning somewhere in the hotel room is money, which Jack needs them to find. Palmer (Dennis Haysbert) demands that Elizabeth be let off the hook, and stomps his feet when Jack responds that he doesn't recall asking her to give Alexis an emergency appendectomy with a letter opener. After his temper subsides, Palmer realizes Jack is just trying to protect him, and agrees to back off and let him do his job. Nina (Sarah Clarke) and a few other agents quickly find the money, in bearer bonds. She hands them to Jack, then wonders how he plans to magically transform himself into Alexis.
Sesame Street: Sesame Street Presents - Follow that Bird
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Follow That Bird is as much a journey through time as it is a romp past the Sesame Street stop sign. Curiously, the cast members, live ones like Gordon and Maria, not just the Muppets, have the timeless look to them. Only the cameos (by Sandra Bernhard, John Candy, and others) plus a few ill-conceived hairdos clue us in that this feature film was made in 1985. Otherwise, it's all sophisticated Sesame humor and bighearted fun here as Oscar (Oscar the Grouch), the Count, and crew set off to rescue Big Bird (Big Bird), who's on the lam from a family of adoptive dodos. Only one conceivable complaint: The latter crop of Street viewers may miss Elmo (Elmo), who hadn't been created when Bird first flew into theaters.
Sesame Street: Telling the Truth
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Elmo (Elmo) and Telly share billing on this half-hour instructional video that gently preaches the virtue of being forthright. The lesson begins as Gina reads "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" to her day-care charges. Elmo dreams himself into the tale, in which no sheep are eaten and the offending wolf ends up tied to a tree. Meanwhile, Telly seems to be the only one who hasn't been or isn't going to the circus. Feeling left out, he tells them his Uncle Tommy (Dennis Quaid) is the ringmaster. Of course, he gets found out, is forgiven, and joins Uncle Tommy, Gina, and the gang in a big song-and-dance number. The irony for adults and older kids is that Uncle Tommy is actually an astronaut, not exactly a low-profile job. But even his uncle gets the call to blast off into space without the benefit of a rocket ship: Telly announces that he loves him even if he's not a circus employee. Stay tuned after the credits for a one-minute message from Quaid. (Ages 2 and older)
Sesame Street: Three Bears and a New Baby
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Directed by: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
Everyone knows the story of The Three Bears, so what happens when Mama, Papa, and Baby Bear are expecting a new cub in the family? The three Bears become four! And Baby Bear is having a "wee" bit of trouble adjusting to the new arrival. But with the help of his friends Gina, Big Bird (Big Bird) and Telly, he is able to become an expert big brother, and even has fun teaching his baby sister.
Sesame Street: Zoe's Dance Moves
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Director: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
Get ready to dance! It's a toe-tapping, finger-snapping good time when Paula Abdul gives Zoe her very first dance lesson! Soon Sesame Street's favorite ballerina is learning how to step with pep in a ballet warm-up, get the beat in her feet from an African drum, be grand with her hands in an Asian dance, and just have fun with Zoe's own Silly Willy Nilly dance. And, that's not all! When Zoe's best friend Elmo (Elmo) joins in, everyone moves and grooves to a hip-hop, feel-good finale that will get you up and dancing along!
Sesame Street: A Celebration of Me, Grover
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Come to the Flyers' Club Roost where everyone on Sesame Street has gathered to celebrate the many sides of Grover. Whether it's his gravity-defying antics as Super Grover, as a waiter testing his customer's patience, or teaching Elmo (Elmo) how to deliver a singing telegram, everyone has a great Grover story to tell. There are stories of hugs and kisses, and super adventures that end with hilarious crash landings and a few near misses. So come one, come all and celebrate with one of the greatest Muppets from Sesame Street!
Sesame Street: The Best of Kermit on Sesame Street
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Director: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
As Grover prepares to bestow the Frog of the Year award upon everyone's favorite amphibian Muppet, viewers are treated to some of the highlights of Kermit's Sesame Street appearances. From his on-the-street reports of nursery rhymes gone awry to his classic warbling ("It's Not Easy Being Green," "Caribbean Amphibian"), Kermit's sweet, befuddled nature shines in this series of clips. Meanwhile, mischievous pigs and a hungry wolf are causing trouble behind the scenes of the award show. Will Kermit get his prize or will his prize get him? Viewers ages 2 and older will undoubtedly stay tuned through the delightful 33 minutes to find out.
Sesame Street: Visits the Firehouse
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Director: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
This Video must have been one of the greatest videos we've had in our house! It starts off of the kids and Big Bird (Big Bird) and Elmo (Elmo) pretending about firefighter's. But then Oscer the Grouch's Trash can goes on fire! What Happens? Watch the video with your kids and find out. Also thsi video teaches alot about Fire Saftey and what to do to prevent a fire. It is also non-scary and does not show any fire (the flames) up close! So don't Worry. Belive me, it's thr right choice.- Very Good movie!
Sesame Street: Sesame Street Big Block Bundle, Amazon.com Exclusive
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Director: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
25th Birthday Zoe Dance Moves Kids Favorite Songs#2 Elmo's World Geat Outdoors Elmo's World Head To Toe Elmos World Springtime Fun The Best of Elmo Elmo's World Happy Holidays Elmo (Elmo) Visits The Firehouse Sesame Sings Karaoke Elmo World Three Bears and a New Baby Wake Up With Elmo Do The Alphabet Elmopalooza! Kids Favorite Songs Elmo Musical Adventure 1,2,3 Count With Me Elmo Saves Christmas Babies, Dogs and More Elmo World Singing, Drawing and More Kids Guide To Life Learning To Share CinderElmo Elmo Says Boo Elmo World Wild Wild West Christmas Eve On Sesame Street The Alphabet Jungle Game Elmo World Birthday Games and More Bert (Bert) and Ernie (Ernie) World Play Get Up and Dance Elmo World Flowers, Bananas and More Dance Along The Great Numbers Game Computer Caper Kids Guide To Life, Big Bird (Big Bird) Gets Lost Elmo's Sing-Along Guessing Game Let's Make Music The Adventure of Elmo in Grouchland Kids Guide To Telling The Truth We Sing Along Elmocize Quiet time Rock and Roll Put Down The Duckie Lets Eat!Funny Food Songs Fiesta! Sing, Hoot and How! Cookie Monster's (Cookie Monster) Best Bites.
Sesame Street: Slimey's World Games
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Director: Jon Stone, Randall Balsmeyer
Let the games begin! After losing in the winter games, Slimey returns to compete with worms from all over the world in the summer games. With much dedication, practice and lots of encouragement from his biggest supporter (and coach), Oscar the Grouch (Oscar the Grouch), Slimey shows how determination pays off. Come cheer with Big Bird (Big Bird), Telly and their Sesame Street friends as Slimey makes a comeback-inch by inch!
Songs: Get On Up (Everybody Move); Around And Around Simple Pleasures; I'm In Great Shape; Reach Your Hand Up High; You Can Get Right Up.
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