(Elmo humming) - Ooh, whoa. Look at that. Boy, that is a delicious looking apple. Elmo is kinda hungry. Elmo will eat it. Wait a minute. Elmo wonders what letter
apple starts with. Did you see that? Oh! That apple's moving. Whoa, what's that? (laughs) It's Slimey. Hey Slimey. And Slimey's got a letter, a letter A. A, apple. Oh, yeah, apple! Apple starts the letter A. Oh, thanks a lot, Slimey. Well, but Elmo will not eat the apple. Because Elmo's not hungry anymore. Elmo has lost his, A for appetite. (giggles) Another A word. Bye bye. Come on, Slimey. Yeah, very good. - Ladies and canaries,
here is Mr. Snuffleupagus to show us the letter B,
the letter of the day. Here's Snuffy. (upbeat music)
(Snuffy laughs) - Thank you, thank you. The letter B, which starts
my two favorite words, big and bird. - Hey, nice B words, big and bird. Wait, that's my name! - That's why they are my favorites, Bird. - Aww, Snuff. Hey, you're suppose to be
showing us the letter B, Snuff. Where is it? - It's on back, Bird. Which also starts with the letter B. - [Big Bird] Well, I see
back and I see fur, Snuffy, but I don't see the letter B. - Ladies and gentlemen, the letter B! - Yeah, the letter B! Yay! - Surprise! (laughs) - Oh, you got me, Snuff. - The letter B! - That was great, Slimey. Even better than in rehearsal. - [Slimey] B, B, B. - [Big Bird] The letter B. - [Snuffy] You are correct, sir. - Hello, Prairie Dawn here. And it is time once again
for the letter of the day. And today's letter is the letter C. - Cookie, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! - Oh, no.
- Cookie, cookie, cookie! - Cookie Monster, no no.
- What? - Cookie Monster, you can not
eat the letter of the day. - Me not going to eat
letter of day, Prairie. Me not letter monster, me Cookie Monster. - Oh, oh, good. You mean you're not
gonna eat the letter C? - No, course not. No, me just want to tell everybody that C for cookie! - Oh.
- Yeah, yeah, that's all. - Well, that's right, Cookie Monster. - Yeah, C there.
- C is for cookie. - Yep, yep, yeah. And every time that me see letter C, me think of cookie! - Oh, well sure.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Chocolate chip cookie. - Oh delicious.
- Yeah, yeah. Oh yeah, you're telling me. Peanut butter cookie. - Oh, very tasty. - Yeah, cinnamon cookie. Oh yeah, oh yeah, sandwich cookie with yummy cream inside.
- Oh, wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait, Cookie Monster. Oh, Cookie Monster, that's
not a cookie, remember? It's the letter C. - Num num num, yeah yeah. Me know, but it next best thing. Yeah. - (whines) Crummy. - Oh, hi. Telly Monster to tell you
all about the letter D. - Hello. - Hi. - Hi. - The letter D starts lots
of great words, such as... D starts... Oh no, I knew this would happen. I can't think of any words
that start with the letter D. Oh, this is terrible. I'm sorry. (quacking) What are you doing? I'm in big trouble here. Now is not the time to
be quacking like a duck. Duck? Duck! Hey, hey, duck starts with the letter D! (barking) What are you doing? You're a dog, a dog! Dog, dog starts with the letter D, too. Stop, you're sweet. Down, boy, down down. - Hmm, now open your mouth
and say ah, young fella. - A doctor, doctor. Doctor starts with the letter D! - Uh-huh. (upbeat music) - Dance, dance! Dance starts with the letter D! (laughs) Oh, oh boy. So there you have it. The letter D, one dynamite letter. Thanks, D. - You're welcome. Care to dance? - Dance? Definitely! (laughs) Yeah. - Over here! A little help? (both grunting) (Murray laughs) Oh, thank you, Chef Ovejita. (speaking foreign language) It's almost time for
Abby's Flying Fairy School, but now it's time for alphabet cookoff! What are we making today, Chef Ovejita? (speaking foreign language) Oh, that's nice. She's getting the ingredients. Let's see what she brings. Oh, look at that. It's an eggplant. In the bowl. Oh, and look at this. It's edamame. Also in the bowl, what else? (Ovejita giggles) - Enchilada. - How nice, we have enchiladas. - Mm-hm. - In the bowl. We have an eggplant. We have edamame. We have enchiladas. (Ovejita giggles) What are we making? (Murray grunts) (Ovejita giggles) It's the letter E! (speaking foreign language) Excellent idea, Chef Ovejita. Let's see more on the letter E. - Hello, everybody! (heroic music) It is I, your old pal Super Grover! And that was me too. Only I was very far away. Which is very fortunate, as today I am talking to
you all about the letter F. Mm-hm, yes. That is why I have the
letter F on my chest here. See? Yes, usually I have a G
right there for Grover, but today for my super F demonstration, I am sporting the fantastic letter F. Do you know what sound the letter F makes? It makes F sound. Come on, make the F sound with me. F F. Very good. In fact, I would even say
that is fabulous. (laughs) Now in honor of the letter F, I will do something that
begins with the letter F. Yes, I will fly. Yes, okay. Here we go. Fly! (Grover grunts) Okay, let me try that
again. (nervously chuckles) Time to fly! Whoa! Okay, okay, okay, slight change of plan. I will do something else that
starts with the letter F. I will fall. Whoa. (Grover groaning) The letter F. (Grover sighs) ♪ I am Super Grover with a G ♪ ♪ The greatest guy you will ever see ♪ ♪ As grounded as a tree ♪ ♪ A tree ♪ ♪ A tree ♪ ♪ A goldfish is not as strong as me ♪ ♪ I am Super Grover with a G ♪ ♪ A G ♪ ♪ Watch me defying gravity ♪ ♪ Gravity ♪ ♪ As graceful as a swam ♪ ♪ A swam ♪ ♪ A swam ♪ ♪ My muscles are gargantuan ♪ (sad trombone music) (Grover nervously laughs) ♪ I am Super Grover with a G ♪ ♪ A G ♪ ♪ A mass of global energy ♪ ♪ A do-gooder who says please ♪ ♪ Please ♪ (sings in foreign language) ♪ A guardian of galaxies ♪ ♪ What cute monster is gallant ♪ ♪ And has superhero talent ♪ ♪ Who is a gladiator that
can rustle an alligator ♪ ♪ Who's gracious, and strong ♪ ♪ And can write a letter G song ♪ Well? - [Both] Super Grover with a G? ♪ But of course, it is me ♪ ♪ Super Grover with a G ♪ (Oscar chuckles) - Hi there, it's me, Oscar the Grouch. I'm here to help with
the letter of the day. And now why would a grouch be helping with the letter of the day you might ask. Watch and find out. (Cookie Monster hums) - Whoa! (gasps) Cookie! - That's right, Cookie Monster. It's the letter of the day cookie, and it's all for you. - Ooh, that letter H. Yeah, and that perfect
because me so hungry. Come to papa! (Oscar laughs) Hey, where cookie go? - Look up, genius. - Oh, hey, why cookie
all the way up there? - [Oscar] It's the letter
H, so it's high. (laughs) - Oh, me get it. Visual aid. - Yeah.
- That terrific, Oscar. Okay, now can me have cookie please? - Oh, sure you can. All you have to do to get it down, you just use words that start with H. - Oh, okay, well that no problem. Me think of word that starts with H. Oh, me know, me can hop. Yeah, that good one. Hop!
- Yeah. - Hop, hop, hop! - Hey, Cookie. Hop does start with the letter H, but it looks like it's not
gonna get you a cookie. - Yeah, that no problem. Me just think of another word. Me got one! Hook! Hook will get cookie down. (Cookie Monster grunts) - (laughs) You know, hook
does start with the letter H, but it didn't get the cookie. - Yeah, yeah, this harder than me thought. Okay, what else starts
with H that me can use to help get cookie down? Me know! - This is fun. I've gotta help with the
letter of the day more often. - Here you go. (horse neighs) - Hey, horses? - Yeah, yeah, the word
horse starts with letter H. - Yeah, but how can horses
help you get the cookie? - These are happy horses. - Ew gross. I still don't see how
happy horses can help. - Like this. Hit it, horsies. (horses humming)
- Hey, what are they doing? - They humming. Yeah, humming another H word. - Oh yuck. - Yeah. Ooh, now they humming in harmony. Harmony also starts with H. - Oh, happy horses humming in harmony? This is too much. I can't take it. Make it stop, make it stop! - Oh, me got letter H cookie! Happy day! (Cookie Monster munches) - Oh, this is horrible. Ow. - Thank you, Oscar. Oh, Oscar, Oscar. - What? - Me forgot one more H word. - What? - Hug. - Oh, help. (cheerful music) ♪ We all live in the capital I ♪ - Oh, hi. I am drawing a portrait of the letter I. Yep, that's right. It's for my forthcoming
one-bear show, Baby Bear. (sparkles chiming)
A bear in his letter. Hey, it's Abby Cadabby. - What is that? - Oh, oh this? This is the letter I. Yeah, as in ice cream. - Awesome, where'd you get it? - No no, no Abby, no I didn't get it. No no, I made it myself with this wee little crayon. - Oh, you did? Oh, could I make the letter I? Oh, could I, could I, could I? - Sure, Abby, here. Here, take the crayon. There you go. Give you a nice clean sheet of paper. - Okay. All right, the letter I. Toe of toad, eye of fly,
let there be the letter I. Kazaam! - Abby.
- Kazoo! - Abby, that's not a wand. - Hey, this I's not working very well. Kaboom, kabam, ka-something! - Oh brother, Abby. That's not how a crayon works. - Well, how does a crayon work? - Here, I'll show you. Here, come over here. - Okay. - Now you just put the point of the crayon onto the paper. And now you press and you
move it in a straight line. - [Abby] It's making a red line! - Yep, that's what a red crayon does. - It's magic. - Mm-hmm, now you go and draw a line right across the top like this. (Abby giggles) And now you go to the bottom and you draw a line across
the bottom like this. That's okay, that's all right. There it is. Look at this, you just drew the letter I. - Oh, it's so enchanting. Oh, wait till I tell
the elves about crayons. They'll never believe it. (Abby hums) - You know, come to
think of it, it is magic! - Hello there, distinguished people. Me Cookie Monster and
letter of day is, ha-ha, that letter J, yeah. Me think. Me need to make sure. Yeah, me not want to misinform. Well, yeah, that look like letter J. (Cookie Monster sniffs) Yep, that sure smell like letter J. Me listen, J J J. Yep, that sound like letter J. But me really really want to know is does it taste like letter J? No no no, me no eat letter of day. Yeah, me promise research department. Oh oh. Maybe me take little nibble, yeah. Hey! That J cookie is jumping. Hey, that must be because
jumping start with J. Yeah. That looks so yummy. Oh. Me so hungry. Oh boy, it's hard to eat jumping cookie. Oh well, if me can't eat 'em, might as well join them. Jump jump jump jump jump
jump jump jump jump. Ah-ha, jump jump jump jump jump. This fun. This joyful. (laughs) Jump jump jump jump. Hey, that J cookie stop jumping. Oh boy, jumping sure work up appetite. You thinking what me thinking? Yeah, Cowabunga! (Cookie Monster crunching) Ah. Jump jump jump jump. (Prairie Dawn humming) - Oh, look, the letter K. I wonder what this doing here. - [Narrator] And now the big bad wolf is going to huff and puff
and blow the letter K away. - Oh. (air howling) Whoa, whoa! (Prairie Dawn crashing) (Prairie Dawn groaning) What did you do that for? - Hey, huffing and
puffing, that's what I do - Yeah, but you're
suppose to huff and puff and blow the letter K away. Do I look like the letter K? - A little. - Oh, I do not look anything
like the letter K, see? See, this is the letter K. It begins words like kite
and kitten and kangaroo. - Oh, so that's the letter K. - Yes, and this is the
letter you are suppose to huff and puff. - Gotcha. - No no, wait wait wait! - Do you see that? I huffed and I puffed and
I blew the letter K away. Thanks, Prairie! - I had to be helpful. - [Announcer] Good evening
and welcome to another concert by The All Monster and a
Guy Named Murray Chorus. (audience applauding) - Hello, I'm Murray. (harmonica music) (humming) (Murray clears throat) A one, a two. (cheerful music) ♪ We'll sing a silly song ♪ ♪ And you can sing as well ♪ ♪ A song that's full the sound ♪ ♪ Of the letter L ♪ ♪ Sing lo lo lo lo lo ♪ ♪ Lo lo lo lo lo ♪ ♪ La la la la la ♪ ♪ La la la la la ♪ ♪ Le le le le le ♪ ♪ Le le le le le ♪ ♪ Lu lu lu lu lu ♪ ♪ Lu lu lu lu lu ♪ ♪ Lily lily lu lu ♪ ♪ Lily lily lu lu ♪ ♪ Lally lally lo ♪ ♪ Lally lally lo ♪ ♪ Lily-livered lollipop ♪ ♪ Lily-livered lollipop ♪ ♪ Lilting lilliputian lullaby ♪ ♪ Lilting lilliputian lullaby ♪ ♪ Landlubber lily pad ♪ ♪ Landlubber lily pad ♪ ♪ Lobster licking Lapland liberty lad ♪ ♪ Lobster licking Lapland liberty lad ♪ ♪ And that's our silly song ♪ ♪ And you sang very well ♪ ♪ With the sounds that are made ♪ ♪ By the letter L ♪ (audience cheering) Thank you, thank you. That was lovely, everyone. Now it's time for lunch. - Lunch! - Lunch! - That was a lulu. Hey, fellas, wait for me! - Elmo don't see any monsters yet, Herry. There's gotta be some
around here somewhere. - Hey hey hey hey, guys. Did you find any more monsters to count? - No.
- Not yet. - Not yet. - I'm looking. - Elmo too. - Yeah. - Monsters, monsters! - Hello? Gee, we've seen squirrels. Butterflies. - And a bird and a dog. (dog barks) - A bunny rabbit. - Oh, but no monsters. - No. Well, you know, sometimes
if you sing about it on Sesame Street, monsters just show up. - It worked with the alphabet. - Yeah!
- Right. - Maybe it'll work with a song. - Yeah. - If you sing it, they will come. (soft cheerful music) ♪ Elmo starts with the letter E ♪ ♪ And Zoe starts with Z ♪ ♪ Herry starts with good ole H ♪ ♪ Telly starts with T ♪ ♪ But there's another letter ♪ ♪ With which we all begin ♪ ♪ It's a letter that goes up and down ♪ ♪ Then up and down again ♪ ♪ Oh, M is monsters so M is for me ♪ ♪ 'Cause M stands something
we're all born to me ♪ ♪ Take M, add an onster ♪ ♪ Believe what you see ♪ ♪ That M is for monster ♪ ♪ And monsters are we ♪ ♪ M is for monster ♪ ♪ M is for monster ♪ ♪ M is for monster ♪ ♪ That's me ♪ - Sing it! ♪ M is for muskrat and mustard and mule ♪ ♪ And millions more words that
they teach you in school ♪ ♪ But M stands for
something we're certain ♪ ♪ That you'll agree is an M word ♪ ♪ That's even more cool ♪ ♪ M is for muskrat and mustard and mule ♪ ♪ And millions more words that
they teach you in school ♪ ♪ But M stands for
something we're certain ♪ ♪ That you'll agree is an M word ♪ ♪ That's even more cool ♪ (laughing) - Oh, you got that right. (excited chattering) - No no, no eat letter N, no. No no no no. No no. Me need help. Yeah, me need superhero to keep me from eating letter N fast. (heroic music) (Grover screaming) That fast. - Oh, that hurt. (Grover groaning) Cookie Monster. (panting) I, Super Grover, will help you not to eat the letter of the day cookie. - Yeah, good, here. Here, take cookie please. Take it, take it far away. - Yes, I will take the N cookie. Excuse me. (pants) Sorry, I will take
the N cookie far far away from hungry Cookie Monster. - Good. Go, fly like the wind. - Yes, come, nifty letter N. (yawns) Oh gosh. Cookie?
- What? - May I be brutally honest with you? - Please. - I have been flying all day
long saving little kitty cats from trees and helping boys and girls. And I am (yawns), I'm so tired, I do not know know if I could do this. - Me understand. Yeah, me think that you could use nap. Nap, yeah, that good N word, nap. - Nap. - Yeah.
- Oh yes, good idea. Would you hold this for a moment? - Yeah, sure. - Oh boy, nighty night. (Cookie Monster crunching) - Ah. (regal music) - [Narrator] And now the
story of The Kingdom of O. Once upon time, there was a kingdom called The Kingdom of O, where everything began with the letter O. - Queen Olivia. - Yes, King Oliver. - Would you pass those
overcooked onions please? - Oh, yes of course. - [Narrator] And then one day
along came a weary traveler. - Elmo's a weary traveler. - Why are you so weary, traveler? - Oh, Elmo was weary because
Elmo has been traveling the whole world looking
for The Kingdom of E, but Elmo hasn't found it yet. - Oh, well, I wish we could help you, but this is The Kingdom of O. See all the Os? - Oh yeah, Os all over the place. - Mm-hm.
- Oh, just Elmo's luck. (sighs) Oh hey, hey, wait a minute. Maybe just Mr. King and Mrs. Queen can help Elmo, the weary traveler. - [Both] How? - Maybe Mr. King and Mrs. Queen
could change their kingdom to The Kingdom of E. - Change our kingdom? - Well, I don't know. - Oh please, Mrs. Queen and Mr. King. Elmo is such a weary traveler. Elmo doesn't want to
travel anymore looking for The Kingdom of E. Oh, please, please help Elmo. Please, oh please. - Well, come to think
of it, it would be nice to change our kingdom to The Kingdom of E to help this weary traveler. - Yes, but how? I am Queen Olivia and you are King Oliver. Our names begin with O, not E. - Well well, Mrs. Queen and Mr. King could change their names. Yeah yeah, King Oliver
could be, let's see. Oh, King Ed. And Queen Olivia could
be, ooh ooh, Queen Edna. - That's a wonderful idea. Ed and Edna begin with E. - Yes, but we still have
letter Os everywhere. On our clothes and on the walls. - Yeah. - You know, or even
eating overcooked onions. - Oh, yes. Tis a problem. - Tis.
- No no no, it isn't. We'll call the royal
tailor, the royal painter, and the royal cook. - Oh, good idea. - Royal tailor! - Royal painter! - [All] Royal cook! - Yes?
- Yes, sire? - Change all the letter Os
in the kingdom to letter Es. - All of them? - Right away. - All of them. And please get rid of
these overcooked onions. I never really liked them. - Oh. - Yes, onward. - Yeah. - Go on. - This could work. Yeah. - There, now there are Es on the walls and Es on our clothes. - Yes, and look at what's
for lunch, enchiladas. Enchiladas start with E. - Yum. - Yum. Oh, oh, thank you. Thank you, King Ed and Queen Edna. - There you go, try that. - Oh oh, thank you. Oh, you have made Elmo very happy. - Oh, good. - Yeah, happy happy happy. - Oh, glad to hear it. Now let's eat. - [Narrator] And so The Kingdom of O became The Kingdom of E. And the weary traveler
wasn't weary anymore. - Very edible. (laughs) (snoring) - [Narrator] But the royal
tailor, the royal painter, and the royal cook, they were very weary. The end. (regal music) - Right now, it's alphabet cookoff with Chef Murray and Chef Ovejita. Chef Ovejita? Chef Ovejita? Where is Chef Ovejita? (laughing) Oh, Ovejita, are you okay? (speaking in foreign language) Oh good. Chef Ovejita, what is the alphabet recipe (speaking foreign language)? (speaking foreign language) Great. Ovejita's getting the ingredients. Let's see what she brings. Okay, let's see, what is this? (speaking foreign language) Oh yeah, it's a potato. In the bowl. What else you got, Ovejita? Hey, what is? Oh look, it's a pickle. Put it in the bowl. What else you got, Ovejita? (speaking foreign language) Oh look, my favorite, pineapple. In the bowl. Okay, we got a potato. We got a pickle. We got a pineapple. (speaking foreign language) What could we possibly be making? Whoa! (both laughing) (gasps) The letter P. - Mm-hm. (speaking foreign language) - Perfect! - Oh hi, Elmo's going
to show you a letter, but you better look quickly because Elmo will show
it to you very quickly. Okay, here we go. You ready? Good. Did you see that? No? Okay, try again. Did you see it then? No? (laughs) Elmo's too quick for you. Elmo's hand is quicker than your eyes. Okay, we'll try it one more time. Here we go, you ready? Get your eyes ready. Here we go. Did you see it then? No? (laughs) Okay, Elmo will let you see it. Here we go, see? It's a letter Q. Q, Q, Q. See, Q is for queen and quiet and quilt. Yeah, but Elmo really likes
to use it for quickly. Yeah, because that is how
Elmo's going to leave, quickly. - Hi, today letter of day is R. Yeah, like in word rap. So today, me rap with letter R. Kick it. (upbeat music) ♪ Now me show you letter R ♪ ♪ Letter R make sound like R ♪ ♪ And me not going to eat it ♪ ♪ Though me really wish me were ♪ ♪ 'Cause me love letter R ♪ ♪ Me love is hotter than sun ♪ ♪ Me would gobble R right up ♪ ♪ Except me promise me not gonna ♪ ♪ Oh, R make tummy rumble ♪ ♪ Me repeat me want to chew it ♪ ♪ Me regret me got to tell you ♪ ♪ Me not going to do it ♪ ♪ 'Cause although me really hungry ♪ ♪ To eat R would be wrong ♪ ♪ 'Cause me rule is no eat letter ♪ ♪ While me singing letter song ♪ ♪ Yes, me rule is don't eat letter ♪ ♪ While me singing letter song ♪ Hey, song over. Ha ha, no rule about eating letter after singing letter song. (Cookie Monster crunches) Oh, that delicious. - Ay yi yi. - Golly, that S certainly is
stuck to your nose, Rosita. - I know, Big Bird. What am I gonna do? - Well, we're suppose to tell all about the letter S today, remember? Why, we were gonna sing
a song and everything. - Big Bird, I can not sing a song with a letter stuck to my nose. - But Rosita, it's our job. Anyway, I think it would
be great, you know? We'll sing our song and the letter S will
be there all the time, right where everyone can see it stuck on the end of your nose. Why, it's perfect. - Well, it is an important job. Well I guess we should finish it. Okay, Big Bird, let's sing. - All right, Rosita. Okay, hit it. (cheerful music) ♪ What's our favorite letter ♪ ♪ Would you care to guess ♪ ♪ It's one that starts out special ♪ ♪ And ends in happiness ♪ ♪ It's swirly and it's curvy ♪ ♪ And it's on my nose ♪ ♪ Is it the letter S ♪ ♪ The letter S ♪ ♪ Do you suppose ♪ ♪ What's our favorite letter ♪ ♪ Here's another clue ♪ ♪ It's right there when you go to sleep ♪ ♪ Or when you're in a stew ♪ ♪ It's sneaky and it's snakey ♪ ♪ And it's stuck on tight ♪ ♪ If you said letter S ♪ ♪ You guessed it right ♪ ♪ If you said letter S ♪ ♪ You guessed it right ♪ - Ole!
- Yay! - Oh, well we did it. - Yeah.
- We sang about the letter S, so what should we do now, Rosita? - Now, well, I think we
should do something else with the letter S. - Really?
- Mm-hm. - What? - Get it off my nose! - Right. Hey, she is so smart. Hey, smart begins-- - Big Bird! - Are you guys ready to do the T dance? - [Children] Yeah! - Great!
- Celina. - Yes?
- Oh, what's the T dance? - Well, the T dance is a
dance where we do things that start with the letter T. And that sounds like this T T T. Can anybody do that? - [Children] T T T. - Good, I think we're ready
to do the T dance, ready? - Yeah, yeah yeah yeah. (upbeat dance music) ♪ Let's do a dance ♪ ♪ Let's do the T ♪ ♪ Come on, everybody ♪ ♪ Do the T dance with me ♪ ♪ Twist, twist, twist ♪ ♪ Twist like me ♪ ♪ Twist is a word that starts with T ♪ ♪ Twist, twist, twist ♪ ♪ Twist, twist, twist ♪ ♪ Twist is a word that starts with T ♪ You got it. Great! ♪ Now let's do another dance ♪ ♪ That starts with T ♪ ♪ Come on, everyone ♪ ♪ Do this dance with me ♪ ♪ Turn, turn, turn ♪ ♪ Turn like me ♪ ♪ Turn is a word that
starts with T, yeah ♪ ♪ Turn, turn, turn ♪ ♪ Turn, turn, turn ♪ ♪ Turn is a word that starts with T ♪ ♪ And thanks very much
for T dancing with me ♪ ♪ T T T ♪ Yeah! Very good.
- Oh, thanks, Celina. Wait, Elmo has one more T dance. - Okay, let's hear it. - Okay, get ready. Get ready. ♪ Let's do a dance that starts with T ♪ ♪ Come on, everybody ♪ ♪ Do the T dance with me ♪ ♪ Tickle, tickle, tickle ♪ ♪ Tickle like me ♪ ♪ Tickle is a word that starts with T ♪ Tickle, tickle, tickle! Tickle, tickle, tickle! Oh, nobody wants to let Elmo tickle them. - [Bert] Hey Ernie, I'm home. - Oh, hey there, Bert. You are just in time, Bert. - Ernie, what's going on here? What are you wearing that silly hat for? - Oh, well you see, Bert, I'm about to sing happy birthday to you. - But Ernie, it's not my birthday. - Well, I know that, Bert. - Then why are you singing
happy birthday to me? - I'm not singing happy birthday to you. I'm singing happy
birthday to the letter U. ♪ Happy birthday to U ♪ ♪ Happy birthday to U ♪ ♪ Happy birthday, dear letter ♪ ♪ Happy birthday to U ♪ Hey U, wanna blow out the candle? - Who me? - No, not you, Bert. Make a wish. - I wish I wasn't here. - No not you, Bert. - Oh, U. (soft peaceful music) - Ah, nothing like a
relaxing day in the park. - V here, get your letter V. - Oh no. - Why hello there, sir. You look like a gentleman
in need of the letter V. - No, I can assure you I
do not need a letter V. - Well then perhaps I can interest you in something that begins
with the letter V. Like this violin. - I'm just trying to relax in the park. I don't need a violin. - Then perhaps you would
enjoy some healthy vegetables. - I'm not in the mood for
any vegetables either. - Okay, but I am sure you
will enjoy this lovely vase with some violets. - I have no use for violets in a vase. - How about a vacuum? - Hey, hey, watch where
you point that thing? - Oh, oh! There go the violets. - Whoa, turn that vacuum off! - Oh no, there goes the vegetables. (Grover grunting) Oh no, that was valuable. - Would you get rid of that thing? - But if I get rid of the vacuum, sir, you have nothing left that
starts with the letter V. - I already something that
begins the letter V, okay? I have a vest. - The vacuum stopped. Thank you for your help, sir. Now, if you'll excuse me, I will take my letter V and vamoose. - (moans) I need a vacation. - Hi, me here with letter W. Me think that look like W. Me listen, W W W. Yep, that sounds like W. Me wonder if it tastes like W. No no no no no no and no. Me not eat letter of day. Even though it written on delicious. No no no no, me not even say
what letter W written on. Yeah, if me say it, me might eat it. What me do? How me distract me-self? Me got it. Me think of other things
that begin with letter W. Like water, that good one. Wheel, yeah. (Prairie Dawn humming) Whale.
- Hello, Cookie Monster. - Walrus. - Walrus? - Wiggle. - Cookie, Cookie? - Window.
- Hello, Cookie Monster? It's me, Prairie Dawn. - Willow. - What are you talking about? - What what what what? - What were you so deep in thought about? I have been trying to get your attention. - Me trying to think about all the words that begin with letter W. Yeah, so me no eat it. - Oh, I see. A little mind over matter. - Whatever. Hey, that good one, too. - You know, I'm very proud of you. - Yeah.
- You know what? You taught the letter W
without eating the cookie. - Cookie! (Cookie Monster crunching) - What? Oh dear. I guess I spoke too soon. - Wonderful. (Cookie Monster hiccups) ♪ How do you make a letter X ♪ ♪ Now that's an easy riddle ♪ ♪ Take two straight lines and cross them ♪ ♪ Exactly in the middle ♪ ♪ Sometimes it's hard to find an X ♪ ♪ They're not just anywhere ♪ ♪ But check the end of all these words ♪ ♪ And you'll find Xs there ♪ ♪ Oh, ox and fox and fix and six ♪ ♪ Are words that end in X ♪ ♪ And box and wax and tex and mex ♪ ♪ Tyrannosaurus rex, yes ♪ ♪ And also lox and paradox ♪ ♪ So listen closely, friend ♪ ♪ And when you're
spelling all these words ♪ ♪ Put Xs at the end ♪ ♪ Hurrah for X ♪ ♪ Hurrah for X ♪ ♪ The very last letter in multiplex ♪ ♪ Say, can you hear us shout hurrah ♪ ♪ For the Sesame Street
letter of the day ♪ ♪ X ♪ - Hello there, today Elmo is
going to show you the letter Y. And some words that end with Y. Hey, come back here. Elmo will be right back. Come on, don't be shy. No no, right there. Okay, now stay there. As Elmo was saying, today Elmo is going to show the letter, Y? What's going on, letter Y? Why is the letter Y doing this? (dings) Hey, Elmo just thought of something. The word why ends with the letter Y. Yeah, see? Thanks, letter Y. Now come back here. Be right back to show you the letter Y. (footsteps thumping) Come on, come on. Over here, over here, okay. Right there. Okay, now here Elmo goes again. Today Elmo's going to
show you the letter Y. Oh no. What is with this Y? Elmo can't show the letter
Y unless the Y stays here. (Elmo whimpers) Letter Y is going to make Elmo cry. (dings) Another word that ends with the letter Y. Cry, cry. Oh, thanks, letter Y. Now Elmo's going to
get the letter Y again. (footsteps thumping) Come on. (grunting) Come on, Y. Right here, okay. (Elmo panting) The letter Y has to stay here. So Elmo can show them letter Y and besides the letter Y
won't be able to go anywhere because Elmo's not going to let you go. Okay. Hello there again. Today Elmo's going to
show you the letter Y. This is the letter Y. Fly is another word that
ends with the letter Y. The letter Y! - Hi. - Hi.
- Zoe and I are here with the letter Z. - Yeah, Z Z Z Z. I love the letter Z. (laughs) - Yeah, Z makes this sound, Z. - Ooh, yeah, Z. I love that sound. - And today we decided
to bring all the stuff we could think of that started with Z. Did you bring your Z stuff, Zoe? - Yeah.
- Good, me too. See, I brought a zebra. - Look, a zebra. - Yeah, zebra starts with Z. - Yeah, zebra. - And I brought this zucchini. - [Zoe] Oh, look at that little zucchini. - Isn't it cute? And it starts with Z. Yeah, and look at this. A zero. - Ooh, yeah. - Zero starts with Z. (laughs) Or this is funny, what about this? A zipper. - That's funny!
- Zip zip zip. Zipper. (laughs) Or how about this? Look at this! A bowl of ziti. Yeah, ziti starts with Z too. - Ziti. (laughs) - Look at this, a zig zaggy line. Zig zig, look how zig zaggy it is. - That's a Z.
- Or how about this? A zydeco band! (upbeat blues music) - Wow. ♪ Oh, zydeco ♪ ♪ Well, it starts with Z ♪ ♪ Like zipper and a zig zag ♪ ♪ And a zucchini ♪ ♪ That Z Z Z sound is everywhere ♪ ♪ From the ziti in your bowl ♪ ♪ To the zebra over there ♪ - Whoa, I love that zydeco. And how about this? A map of Zimbabwe! Yes, wow, Zimbabwe. This is great Z stuff. So tell me, Zoe, what did
you bring that starts with Z? - Well, I just brought
one thing that starts with Z and it's my
favorite Z thing of all. - Well, where is it? - Right here. - Where? - Here, it's me, Zoe. (laughs) Zoe starts with Z. ♪ Oh Zoe, Zoe ♪ ♪ Yeah, it starts with Z ♪ ♪ Like a zydeco ♪ ♪ And zucchini ♪ ♪ If you're in Zimbabwe ♪ ♪ Or if you're here with me ♪ ♪ Everybody loves the letter Z ♪ - Pretty cool. Zoe singing zydeco. - Zoe! - The letter Z. (cheerful music)
