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Release Date October 11, 2011
Produced by Warner Home Video
Catalogue no. SS00226
Format DVD
Discs 1
Region 1
ESA01

Title card.

ESA02

Elmo and the shapes sing and introduce the segments.

Elmo's Shape Adventure is a 50-minute Sesame Street DVD released on October 11, 2011.[1]

The DVD's main feature is the street story from a 2011 episode, in which Elmo, Rosita and Telly are Shape-O-Bots and help special guest star Andy Samberg in various situations. The video also features new musical framing footage featuring Elmo and some singing shapes. The song "Telly Tut" appears as a bonus feature.

Kevin Clash directed the new material written by Molly Boylan.

Segments[]

  • "Shape-O-Bots" Story
  • Animation: Pebbles make a circle
  • Cartoon: Circles become the moon and an owl
  • Film: A girl flies and makes a circle.
  • Ernie and Bert sing "It's a Circle." (ending cut)
  • Film: C is for circle
  • Animation: A square appears in the grass.
  • Film: Kids fly and form a square.
  • Cartoon: "It's Hip to Be a Square"
  • Film: S for Square
  • Film: Pilobolus makes an octagon.
  • What's the Word on the Street?: Octagon
  • Jack Black and Elmo show what an octagon is.
  • Animation: An umbrella makes an octagon.
  • Cartoon: Rectangles make buildings.
  • Film: The floating kids make a rectangle.
  • Film: Rectangles in the city (Elmo narration)
  • Animation: Leaves make a triangle
  • Cartoon: A triangle becomes a boat sail.
  • Film: The floating kids make a triangle.
  • Film: A detective finds triangles.
  • James Blunt and Telly sing "My Triangle."
  • Film: Pilobolus makes a triangle.
  • Film: T for Triangle
  • Cartoon: "Shapes of Things"
  • Animation: Kids look at a shape collage.
  • Murray Monster looks for shapes at a baseball game. (from Count on Sports)
  • Song: "I'm in Great Shape"

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