Ep 17. Bike Show with a Beat

Big Bird and his friends on Sesame Street decide to have a bicycle show, and they're determined to put on the best show they possibly can. The show is called "Bike Show with a Beat," and it features all sorts of different bikes and bikers from around Sesame Street.

The show opens with Big Bird riding his classic yellow bike down the street, accompanied by his trusty winged pedals, Snuffy and Elmo. They're joined by other residents of Sesame Street, including Abby Cadabby on her fairy bike and Bert and Ernie on their tandem bike.

As the show begins, the bikers start showing off their moves and their bikes-including Cookie Monster, who has customized his bike with a milk bottle holder, and Grover, who's made his bike "disappear" with his magic powers.

Next up in the show are the bike racers, led by the competitive Oscar the Grouch. He and his team of racing bikes, including Telly Monster and Rosita, compete in a series of challenging races and obstacle courses. Oscar wants nothing more than to win, but when things don't go his way, he learns an important lesson about good sportsmanship.

The show takes a turn towards the musical when the gang brings out their new bike band. Led by Count von Count on his bike piano, the band features some of Sesame Street's most talented musicians, including Zoe on vocals, and the Honkers on their honking bike horns. They perform a funky tune about biking and staying active, with an energetic beat that gets everyone on their feet.

As the show winds down, Big Bird invites everyone to join in a group bike ride. They pedal through the streets of Sesame Street, waving at the neighbors and singing a song about friendship and teamwork.

In the end, the Bike Show with a Beat is a huge success, with everyone having fun and learning important lessons about competition, creativity, and working together. The show is a testament to the spirit of Sesame Street: silly, educational, and inspiring.