Sesame Street

Elmo Steps In For Super Grover

Season 41, Episode 76 of 99

Chris hurries over to Elmo who needs help getting his airplane out of the tree. Just as Chris is about to get a ladder, Super Chicken and her sidekick Robin fly in to help. Super Grover comes crashing in to save the day, too. After some strategizing, Sidekick Robin flies up to the tree and rescues Elmo's airplane with ease. Super Grover thinks that it must be easy to be a superhero when you have a cute little side-kick to help you. Suddenly Horatio the Elephant enters and asks Super Grover if he can be his cute little side-kick. Horatio might not be little, but Super Grover agrees and they set off to help others in need. Throughout the course of their adventures, Horatio has the habit of running off in the wrong direction and getting stuck in doorways. While Super Grover and Chris are helping Horatio become unstuck, Elmo goes on to help solve Baby Bear's problem of the missing animal in his All Animal Quartet and help his friends who got their basketball stuck high up in the basketball hoop. Finally, Horatio decides to return back to his old job at the ballet company and Super Grover is left without a side-kick. Even though Elmo has done a super job of helping everyone today, he rather just play with his airplane. THEME: Social Development, Mathematica, M, 0

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