Sesame Street Episode 4224 There's An App For That

 

Sesame Street Episode 4224

There's An App For That

Season 41

Ty Burrell and Will.i.am visit Sesame Street

In Episode 4224 of Sesame Street, the street scenes revolve around Telly's adventures with a new pogo stick called the iPogo.

The story begins with Chris taking Baby Bear's order for porridge at Hooper's Store. Telly suddenly crashes nearby while attempting to perform the "Boingarooni," a challenging pogo stick trick. They then witness a man named Mack flawlessly executing the Boingarooni. Mack introduces himself and promotes the latest pogo stick gadget, the iPogo. Telly becomes fascinated by the iPogo and trades his old pogo stick for it. Mack then leaves for his Pogo-Yoga class.

Telly tries out the iPogo but struggles to make it boing. Baby Bear consults the instruction manual and discovers that Telly needs to press the hexagon icon to start bouncing. Telly follows the instructions, but Baby Bear realizes he read the wrong app, causing Telly to fall over. Baby Bear then instructs Telly to click the triangle icon to start bouncing. Telly does so, but ends up activating the Milkshake app instead. Finally, Baby Bear tells Telly to double-click the triangle icon, which makes the iPogo start bouncing.

However, Telly soon starts bouncing out of control, causing chaos in Hooper's Store and nearly colliding with Chris and Big Bird. After slowing down the iPogo, Telly tries to perform the Boingarooni but finds that the iPogo won't do it. Baby Bear points out that to perform the trick, Telly must activate the Boingarooni app using the rectangle icon. The iPogo performs the Boingarooni, impressing Baby Bear and Chris. Telly, however, feels disappointed because the iPogo did the trick for him and wishes he had his old pogo stick back.

Mack overhears Telly's wish and tries to upgrade his iPogo to the newer model, the iPogo 300. Telly insists on getting his old pogo stick back, and Mack agrees. Mack then leaves to learn about the even newer iPogo 3000. Telly practices the Boingarooni with his old pogo stick and successfully performs the trick. Everyone cheers for Telly as he happily bounces away on his old pogo stick, while Baby Bear and Chris dispose of the iPogo manual.

In the "Muppets / Celebrity" segment, Abby helps Ty Burrell demonstrate what a hexagon is. However, she first conjures up a circle and a triangle before finally turning Ty into a hexagon.

During a "Muppets" segment, Murray announces Abby's Flying Fairy School is coming up. Before that, he and the kids play "What's on Me That Starts with E?" In the following "Cartoon" segment, Cookie Monster sings about the E sound in the word "elephant."

Murray and Jake introduce Abby's Flying Fairy School in another "Muppets" segment. In the "Muppets / Animation" segment, Abby's Flying Fairy School features the students trying to retrieve their items from a mischievous Cubby Creature. They have to guess the creature's name to win their belongings back. The creature has such a fun time, it reforms its ways and returns everything.

Murray announces "Super Grover 2.0" is coming, but first, he counts 11 of things in a "Muppets" segment. In the "Cartoon" segment, "Lonely Eleven" is presented, featuring an aniBOOM finalist animation by Mari Jaye Blanchard.

In "Super Grover 2.0: Nest Moving Day," a robin family in Brooklyn, New York, struggles to move their grand piano up to their new nest. Super Grover 2.0 tries to help, but his initial attempts fail. Eventually, they use a pulley system to lift the piano, with Grover accidentally being lifted along with it.

Murray announces "Elmo's World" is coming up in a "Muppets" segment. Before that, he and the viewer play "Sounds of the Street," listening to various city sounds. In the "Muppets / Celebrity" segment, Will.i.am and friends sing "What I Am." The episode concludes with "Elmo's World: Drawing."