Sesame Street Episode 4631 The Good Sport





Sesame Street Episode 4631
The Good Sport
Season 46

Sesame Street Episode 4631 The Good Sport Season 46

Sesame Street Episode 4631 The Good Sport Season 46

Sesame Street Episode 4631 The Good Sport Season 46

Sesame Street Episode 4631 appears in the 46th season. The name of the Episode is The Good Sport. The air date of the episode is August 6, 2016. The number of the Episode is 3 and the letter is G.

Elmo and Abby Cadabby kick off the day with a game of Hot Potato, but Elmo struggles, losing repeatedly. Elmo's frustration grows, prompting him to change the size of the potato and even the speed of the game. However, each attempt results in further losses, causing him to become more upset, leading Abby to excuse herself for lunch.

Telly, seeing Elmo's predicament, shares his own experience of becoming a self-proclaimed "Hot Potato Expert" through practice. Telly takes Elmo under his wing, and they embark on a vigorous training montage, resulting in Elmo's eventual mastery of the game. Elmo, bursting with newfound confidence, challenges Abby to another game, resulting in an impressive victory streak. However, his excessive gloating pushes Abby and Telly away.

Leela, Sesame Street's resident laundry deliverer and Hot Potato enthusiast, overhears Elmo's triumph and decides to challenge him. After losing, she highlights the importance of sportsmanship over winning. Realizing his mistake, Elmo reconciles with Abby and Telly, promising to be a better sport in the future. They accept his apology, and they all enjoy a friendly game of Hot Potato.

The day proceeds with a lively introduction to the letter 'G,' complete with a catchy song and dance by Elmo and friends. A group of playful guppies even demonstrates how the letter 'G' can transform into various schoolyard games.

Next, Cookie Monster returns as "Cookie-ness Evereat" in "The Hungry Games: Catching Fur," part of the Cookie's Crumby Pictures series. Together with Pita, Cookie-ness navigates through challenges involving monkeys, tickling fog, and shape patterns.

Count von Count, along with his friends, present the number of the day - 3, through a rhythmic song and dance, while showcasing three neon balls, rings, and pins, reinforcing the joy of counting.

Elmo's World: Games

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