Episode 4086

	Sesame Street
	The world's greatest birdseed cookies
Air date	April 7, 2005
Season	Season 36 (2005)
Written by	Judy Freudberg
Production	November 15, 2004
Sponsors	Q, 8
Releases	C is for Cooking, HBO Max

Picture	Segment	Description
	COLD OPEN	Healthy Moment: Buster the Horse brushes his teeth to keep them healthy and clean after every meal. His breath also smells nice and minty too. cut from the Max version
	SCENE	Alan welcomes the viewer and Big Bird arrives to tell him that his Granny Bird will be visiting today. He wants to do something special for her and hands Alan her recipe for the "World's Best Birdseed Cookies." Alan checks to make sure he has all the ingredients and they're ready to bake.
	SCENE cont'd	Baby Bear enters Hooper's Store (humming "P is for porridge...") and orders his usual. Unfortunately, porridge is one of ingredients and Alan only has one box. Baby Bear sacrifices the porridge for Big Bird and instead has a bowl of fruit salad. He sends his best wishes to Granny Bird and exits.
	SCENE cont'd	Alan and Big Bird read the recipe, which dictates they must prepare the cookies with a song. Big Bird wonders how many cookies the recipe will make, when The Count appears and helps them count the lumps of cookie dough they lay in the pan.
	SCENE cont'd	While the cookies begin to sit in the oven, Cookie Monster follows their scent into the store. He is disappointed to find out the cookies are for Granny Bird. Out of "idle curiosity," he asks what she looks like. Big Bird describes her appearance and runs off. Alan brings the cookies out of the oven, when Big Bird hears someone calling him outside.
	SCENE cont'd	Big Bird finds Cookie Monster, posing as his Granny Bird. After having a Little Red Riding Hood moment, Cookie's cover is blown when the real Granny Bird arrives. She offers him one and they all share the cookies, except Alan, who claims he's on a low-birdseed diet.
	Film	Two boys create ice cream sundaes using low-fat vanilla ice cream, nuts, and a pear.
	Muppets	The Squirrelles sing "Cracking Nuts." (First: Episode 3211)
	Film	Wegman's dogs make their own peanut butter and jelly. (First: Episode 3749)
	Muppets	The Letter of the Day: Q Cookie Monster eats the little stemmy part of the Letter Q Cookie, and Prairie Dawn thinks it is the letter O. (First: Episode 3982)
	Film	Girls do a hand-clap game about the letter Q. (First: Episode 3322)
	Cartoon	A page (David Rudman) tries to make way for Queen Quagmire, but a duck gets in his way. Aritst: David Wachtenheim (First: Episode 4073)
	Film	Q for Quack. And, Quiet! (First: Episode 3405)
	Muppets	The Spanish Word of the Day: sí, no Does Rosita have time for the Spanish Word Of The Day, or doesn't she? (First: Episode 3981) cut from the Max version
	Cartoon	Carrot song
	Muppets	Telly learns the sign language word of the day: "Run."
	Song	"Get On Up (Everybody Move)" (First: Episode 3410)
	Muppets	Muppet & Kid Moment — Grover asks Maya what her favorite exercise is.
	Muppets	Ernie and Elmo sing "Share" (First: Episode 3825)
	Animation	Cavemen look for a place to sit. (First: Episode 4031)
	Muppets	Global Grover: Grover has brought back coconut leaves from Bangladesh. In his film, a child retrieves coconut leaves for his friends to make toys from.Afterwards, Grover shows off his leaf watch, glasses, hat, and pogo stick.
	Film	The Number of the Day: A remake of the Number Song Series brings forth 8.
	Film	Milo Counting: 8 (First: Episode 3554)
	Muppets	Little Chrissy sings "Eight Balls of Fur." (First: Episode 2669)
	Animation	"The King of Eight" (First: Episode 0225)
	Film	Detective Jane Tuesday looks for a snack both crunchy and sweet. She finds it thanks to her brother, munching on an apple.
	Cartoon	Apple: a riddle (First: Episode 2889)
	Muppets	Elmo's World: Farms (First: Episode 3879)
	Insert	The Adventures of Trash Gordon: Chapter 269 Trash Gordon saves the day on the planet Trash Pile.