Episode 4525

Sesame Street
Grover Does It All
Air date	May 1, 2015
Season	Season 45 (2014-2015)
Sponsors F, 1

Picture	Segment	Description
	COLD OPEN	What's the Word on the Street?: Focus
	SCENE	Grover welcomes the viewer, looking for something fun to do today. He spots Alan about cook and makes his way into Hooper's Store. Alan claims he's making some blueberry pancakes and Grover wants to help. He gets his chef outfit and boasts there's nothing he can't do. "Grover Can Do It All," he sings with two back-up monsters. Just as Grover starts whisking the berries, he notices a basketball game outside and decides to join in, taking the bowl and whisk with him.
	SCENE cont'd	Grover finds Chris and Leela in the middle of their game and wishes to join. They don't know if they'll be able to play with the cooking equipment, but he assures them (in song) that he can do it all. He's able to dribble while mixing, but then hears some music. He goes to find the source, taking the basketball along with him.
	SCENE cont'd	Grover walks in on Big Bird's trumpet lesson with Bob. Grover fetches a trumpet of his own (as well as a marching band uniform) and wishes to play too. Bob thinks that he needs to focus on one thing, but Grover (again with his song) assures him he can do anything and everything. He plays the trumpet, dribbles and mixes all at once, when he spots some friends nearby.
	SCENE cont'd	Grover meets up with Zoe, who's teaching Elmo and Abby her new dance. Grover adds more to his outfit and tries doing all the things at once, resulting in a slight leg cramp. Zoe thinks it might be easier for Grover to limit himself, but then Grover spots something else interesting across the street.
	SCENE cont'd	Mando is painting and Grover wants to do that too. To accommodate, he tries painting with his foot, but ends up toppling over in a mess. He resigns to the fact that he just can't do everything fun at once. Mando helps show him that it's much more fun to do "One Thing at a Time." Once Grover gets the message, he decides to focus on painting with Mando.
	Muppets / Celebrity	Emmy Rossum struggles to focus while explaining the word when an array of animals disrupt her.
	Muppets / Celebrity	Ed Sheeran and his furry friends sing about the "Two Different Worlds" we live in. (second verse cut) (First: Episode 4521)
	Muppets	Before "Cookie's Crumby Pictures," Murray will take us to school. Before we leave, he explains the appropriate times when you should be quiet and loud. With the lesson out the way, Ovejita leads him to another school, this time it's yoga school! (re-dubbed intro) (First: Episode 4405)
	Muppets	Cookie's Crumby Pictures presents Aveggies: Age of Bon Bon (Rated F: For Focus) Bon Bon unleashes his giant cookie ship on the planet Earth, which ruins all the vegetables over the world. A team of heroes, The Aveggies, intend to stop him. The plan is to lure his ship to Dr. Brownie (Cookie Monster), who will turn giant and green and eat the ship. However, Cookie has a hard time focusing on the ship and instead eats his other teammate's signature items. When he finally focuses, he defeats Bon Bon's ship and invites the team out for shawarma.
	Muppets	Elmo and the gang introduce the letter of the day, F, with a song and dance.
	Animation	Two foxes help their little cousin think of F words.
	Film	From the International Space Station, JAXA astronaut Soichi Noguchi shows the letter F stands for "float." (First: Episode 4214)
	Muppets	Before Abby's Flying Fairy School comes on, Murray talks with teacher Shari about yoga. He attempts a leg-lifting pose, but falls over. He needs time to practice, right after this...(re-dubbed intro) (First: Episode 4405)
	Muppets / Animation	Abby's Flying Fairy School Today, the students are growing their own plants. Abby, Blogg and Peck grow their own flowers, but Gonnigan has no luck, even when trying to shove Puck in his pot. His friends convince him to use magic to make it grow. He uses his "Gigantic Spell" and turns the plant into a large beanstalk that stretches to the sky, with Peck hanging on. Mrs. Sparklenose has them poof to the top to retrieve her. Once at the top, they discover a giant using Peck a tiny feather duster. They try to communicate, but they are not heard. They call Spot, who shows them images of ears. Abby makes Gonnigan perform his spell again, so they can be giants and talk to him. They grow to be as big as the giant and swap Peck for a large feather duster. Once back down in the classroom, they find Niblet has grown large by eating parts of the beanstalk. (re-orchestrated theme song) (First: Episode 4203)
	Muppets	Count von Count and friends sing and stomp to find the number of the day - 1.
	Cartoon	A girl talks about the number 1. (First: Episode 4423)
	Muppets	While vacationing alone at the beach, Bert ends up on Guy Smiley's game show "Estimation Vacation." Facing off against the Estimation Crustacean, he must make an estimate as to how many of each animal there are. Bert comes out victorious, winning an unwanted trip to Alaska.
	Muppets	"Elmo the Musical" is next, but now it's time for the yoga lesson. Shari shows them the poses they follow. Murray struggles with the "Warrior Three" pose, but by relaxing and focusing, he's able to do it! (First: Episode 4405)
	Muppets	Elmo the Musical: Mountain Climber the Musical Elmo imagines himself as a mountain climber and (though initially making a molehill instead of a mountain) plans on climbing Mount BiggestEverest, the biggest mountain in the world. Some mountain goats warn him about the yeti, but Elmo doesn't believe in it. He then imagines up a sheep sherpa, who leads him up the very squarey trail that'll take him to the top. On the way, the encounter a yak, who cannot let them pass unless they mimic his yodels. As they climb some more, they hear some yeti growls and Sheepa makes a run for it, causing Elmo to slide down and dangle from the cliff. He is saved by the yeti, who introducers herself as Hetti the Yeti. She leads him to the top, where they perform the "BiggestEverest Finale." (First: Episode 4418)
	Muppets	Murray announces the sponsors.

Notes

• This episode was written by Ed Valentine
• This was Mando's last appearance on the show.

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