Mr. Johnson goes to Music City Rentals to rent a fancy gold trumpet, but unfortunately, as always, Grover ends up bringing him a bugle, and later on, different colored trumpets. Rated K for the humor. Also up on my AO3 page for the Mr. Johnson VS. Grover series.

Gordon, Susan, Maria, Miles, Gabi, Elmo, Miles Jr., April, Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Ernie and Bert help one another out to remember Luis who passed away eight months ago. dedicated to Emilio Delgado (1940-2022)

Join all of your favorite Sesame Street characters as they all grow up and starts living in the future of their famous street. From violence to strong language and sexual content, these people will have to learn how to live a modern life. WARNING: Strong Sexual Content, Language, & Nudity.

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Mr. Johnson's shopping at Fancy Fabrics goes horribly wrong when Grover ends up being his salesperson.

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Big Bird, Snuffy and the grownup residents on Sesame Street help Elmo to deal with Luis's passing. (in memoriam: Emilio Delgado (1940-2022))

The Sesame Street residents help Elmo deal with Luis's passing. (dedicated to the memory of Emilio Delgado (1940-2022))

Rocco is just a rock! Rocks can't jump rope or sing or play superheroes! Why can't Zoe understand that like Elmo does?

Alan prepares to move to New Jersey and Gordon, Susan, Luis, Maria, Bob, Linda, Nina and the others tell Big Bird, Grover and the others that somebody new has just moved right into Sesame Street this morning and that's James Hooper, the son of the late Henry Hooper and the nephew of the late Mr. Harold Hooper as well.

One day, Elmo visits at home late at night. Looking at the night sky with Big Bird, the monster begins to feel like he has never felt before for his friend. Elmo attempts to come to terms with his new found emotion and win the love of Big Bird.

Big Bird crashes Elmo's birthday party because 'somebody snitched' and he's gotta know who.

A strange building appears. No one goes in or out. Many believe the place has been abandoned by the creatures at night. One girl, a teenage girl, will go in. She was bound to go in, it's her destiny. But What's the point of destiny if all it will cause it pain?

The Sesame Street gang have been asked to be on tour in many different countries. But what they didn't know is that the number 1 criminal in the world, Ericson, has a scheme to make Sesame Street no more. What are the Sesame Street gang gonna do? Find out in the story of Sesame Street: Most Wanted. (And there's probably 1 sex scene in it. That's it)

Mr. Johnson eats at a Japanese restaurant when his dine-in suddenly turns into a waiter battle between Grover and a red-furred Japanese monster waiter named Noku. Rated K for the story's humor.

Grover is in the park attempting to sell a letter G to Mr. Johnson before attempting to sell gizmos and gadgets that begin with the letter G. The story is rated K for the humorous jokes and funny parts about the story.

Grover is dead, and Kermit finds himself in a state of crushing grief that will propel him towards the unthinkable...

Telly Monster, Baby Bear, and Claire are excited about their favorite singer coming to visit Sesame Street, so they practice singing his songs, only to replace him with Benny when they find out he has laryngitis. Based on Episode 3237 from Season 25.

Celina and Bob teach Claire and the others the waltz. Based on Episode 3198 from Season 25.

Claire sleeps over at Big Bird's nest and learns different ways to get to sleep from her Sesame Street friends.

Big Bird leads Claire to a new area of Sesame Street that no one's seen before.

A new girl moves to a new street, which she finds extraordinary.

Mr. Johnson's car was broken, so he calls an Uber to come and pick him up so he can retrieve it at the mechanic's garage. Unfortunately, Grover is the driver of the maroon Uber, much to Mr. Johnson's dismay. Rated K for the humorous jokes familiar to young children.

Mr. Johnson decides to shop at Sesame Dollar for a few things, including Crest Toothpaste. However, Grover ends up not listening to his order as always.

Mr. Johnson decides one night to order Chinese take-out from a fancy restaurant, but unfortunately for him, Grover ends up serving him.