Ep 3. Elmo's Nursery Rhyme

In season 48 of the beloved children's show Sesame Street, episode 3 entitled Elmo's Nursery Rhyme, viewers are taken on a musical journey with some of their favorite characters. The episode opens with Elmo and Abby Cadabby excitedly announcing their plan to put on a nursery rhyme show for all of their friends on Sesame Street.

To prepare for the show, Elmo and Abby go around Sesame Street collecting items to help them put on the best performance possible. They pick up costumes, props, and even a real live lamb to help them act out the classic nursery rhyme "Mary Had a Little Lamb." As they collect these items, they sing and dance along to the upbeat, catchy tune that will be featured in the show.

Next, viewers are treated to a flashback of some of the other characters on Sesame Street singing a playful rendition of "Hey Diddle Diddle." This upbeat and joyful version of the classic nursery rhyme features Cookie Monster singing about how he "ate the dish and the spoon," while Big Bird jumps along on a toy cow.

As the show approaches, Elmo and Abby get ready to perform "Mary Had a Little Lamb," with Elmo on guitar and Abby on vocals. As they begin to sing, their friends on Sesame Street join in to help them put on the best show possible. A few hiccups occur along the way, but everyone works together to make sure the show is a success.

Throughout the episode, viewers are also treated to other classic nursery rhymes such as "The Itsy Bitsy Spider" and "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," all performed with the same Sesame Street flair that fans have come to love over the years. In "The Itsy Bitsy Spider," viewers get to see a hilarious dance routine from Grover and his friends, while "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" is performed with beautiful puppetry and special effects that are sure to captivate young audiences.

As the show comes to a close, Elmo and Abby thank all of their friends on Sesame Street for helping them put on such a fantastic show. They reflect on the importance of nursery rhymes and how they are a fun way to learn and grow. The final scene shows all of the characters singing and dancing one last time, as the credits roll to the tune of "Mary Had a Little Lamb."

Overall, Sesame Street season 48 episode 3 is a delightful and entertaining showcase of some of the most beloved nursery rhymes of all time. With its vibrant colors, catchy music, and engaging characters, it is sure to be a hit with both children and adults alike. Whether you're a longtime fan of Sesame Street or just looking for some wholesome and educational entertainment for your little ones, this episode is not to be missed.