Episode 4117

	Sesame Street
	Good-bye, Elmo, Hello, Jelmo
Air date	August 30, 2006
Season	Season 37 (2006)
Written by	Judy Freudberg
Production	November 1, 2005
Sponsors	J, 9
Releases	Learning Letters with Elmo, Hulu, HBO Max

Picture	Segment	Description
	SCENE	In honor of J, Elmo has changed his name to Jelmo. He jumps around and resolves to do other things beginning with the letter.
	SCENE, cont'd	Jelmo jumps to the Fix-It Shop, where Maria is fixing a toaster (with the label "Frank Oz"). Elmo notes that none of the objects on Maria's table start with "J," and recommends that she fix more items beginning with the letter.
	SCENE, cont'd	Meanwhile, a Juice Club member (David Rudman) brings in a juicer that is broken: Rather than making juice, it plays the Jitterbug instead. Jelmo recommends that instead of fixing the appliance, the customer's club simply be renamed the Jitterbug Club.
	SCENE, cont'd	Big Bird and the Birdketeers welcome Mary and her little lamb to their nest. At that moment Jelmo walks in, and the group decide to change Mary's nursery rhyme to "Jenny Had a Little Jam" for the day. Mary's lamb (Joey Mazzarino) quits in protest, and a jar of jam (Matt Vogel) fills in.
	SCENE, cont'd	Later on, Jelmo tells Alan that he's tired. Alan tells him to "j"ust rest.
	SCENE, cont'd	Maria, Mary's lamb, and a Jitterbug dance to the Jitterbug in the Fix-It Shop, while the customer mentions that he doesn't want his juicer fixed after all. After the troupe jitter out the door, Alan mentions that the letter of the day can sometimes be exhausting. Elmo has fallen asleep in his arms, and they go inside.
	Cartoon	A lion sings "Dance Myself to Sleep." Artist: Sally Cruikshank (First: Episode 3848)
	Muppets	When Baby Bear goes to sleep, he says "Goodnight." When Rosita goes to sleep, she says "Buenas noches." cut from the Hulu version
	Film	A girl says "Buenas noches" and goes to bed. cut from the Hulu version
	Muppets	The Letter of the Day: J Cookie Monster jumps along with a jumping cookie with the letter J on it. Upon "tiring" the cookie out, he chows down on it. (First: Episode 3993)
	Film	J, for jiggle, juggle, jump, joy. (First: Episode 3396) cut from the Hulu version
	Cartoon	"Jumping J:" Animals jump with the letter J. Artist: Karen Aqua (First: Episode 4051)
	Film	The letters J-U-M-P jump to a song. (First: Episode 3528)
	Song	Do the Fruit Dance! (First: Episode 4089)
	Muppets	Dinner Theatre presents "Man of La Muncha." A child named Donny sings about eating an "incredible meal" with his family.
	Cartoon	Super Wendy takes her meal home from a restaurant in a to-go box, solving other problems along the way. Artist: Laura di Trapani
	Muppets	Bernie Broccoli guesses Anthony's favorite vegetable.
	Song	Ernie and Aaron Neville sing "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon." (First: Episode 3242)
	Film	A child performs a poem called "Night" in sign language. (First: Episode 3807) cut from the Max version
	Cartoon	"This is the Game Today"
	Animation	Counting toes
	Transition	Bouncing ball
	Animation	A child makes a pattern of giraffes and elephants. (First: Episode 4115)
	Muppets	Global Grover: Grover returns from Jordan with a basket. In his film, a grandmother teaches her grandchildren to make baskets from banana leaves. Afterward, Grover muses about all the bananas he ate while they made the basket, and slips on the peels! (First: Episode 4058)
	Muppets	The Number of the Day: 9 At the Transylvanian Open golf tournament, The Count takes 9 shots to knock his ball out of the sand trap.
	Cartoon	Rap #9 (First: Episode 2509)
	Animation	The number 9 is spraypainted on a truck in various forms of graffiti art. (First: Episode 4023)
	Muppets	Elmo's World: Jumping (First: Episode 4100)
	Insert	The Adventures of Trash Gordon Chapter 648 On the Planet Screechy Violins, Trash conducts the grouches' playing with a baton.