This Way to The Experimental Kids Show/Sesame Street was a promotional special that aired on NBC stations on Saturday, November 8, 1969, at 5pm. The 30-minute show, sponsored by Xerox, gave a special preview of the then-new National Educational Television series Sesame Street, which was set to debut two days later (November 10).

Big Bird thought he'd fit in for Ernie's show and tell.

Elmo is planning the best Halloween ever

Elmo spends a fun-filled day in his apartment talking about one of PBS KIDS' greatest shows. Based on two fanfictions on DeviantArt.

One more batch of romantic (starting from the second story), self-indulgent, drabbles about (and for) a certain shaggy blue giant, the mascot of Russian "Sesame Street". Now with 90% more belly-related tropes.

A batch of romantic, sometimes self-indulgent, drabbles about (and for) a certain shaggy blue giant, the mascot of Russian "Sesame Street".

There are so many numbers to see and hear on this show, that Count Von Count would love it. Let's see how well he does...

Ernie discovered a rubber mousy and finds it better than his rubber duckie.

Big Bird receives a gift from someone he never thought he would see again. This is a tribute to Sally Kellerman, the voice of Miss Finch.

The EuroRider arrives on Sesame Street in his red Renault Twingo but things take a dangerous turn. The episode is educational and entertaining, and it teaches children about car safety.

My version of my favorite Sesame Street movie! Since this movie and Care Bears Journey to Joke a Lot both have the main characters end up in strange places with villains with henchmen flies and various similarities, I figured... why not combine those together? This is the result!

Ernie, Bert, Elmo and Big Bird visit the memorial grave plaque of Bob Johnson. in memoriam: Bob McGrath (1932-2022)

It's ing day on Sesame Street. and Big Bird, Elmo, Jesse and everybody, especially the visiting David (played by Greg Davis Jr.), are bringing up memories of the ones who are no longer living here. (Dedicated to the memories of Emilio Delgado Luis Rodgriguez) (1940-2022) and Bob McGrath (Bob Johnson) (1932-2022).)

Do you even when Big Bird dealt with Mr. Harold Hooper's ing? well. what if there was an episode about dealing with Bob Johnson's ing? and how would everybody, especially Telly, help Baby Bear learn how to deal with it? in memoriam: Emilio Delgado (Luis Rodriguez) (1940-2022) and Bob McGrath (Bob Johnson) (1932-2022)

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

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

The Sesame Street residents help Elmo deal with Luis's ing. (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 with his new found emotion and win the love of Big Bird.

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.