Sesame Street - Season 41 - Eps 3: Chicken About Thunderstorms

Name: Eps 3: Chicken About Thunderstorms
Released: 2010-09-29
Rating: 3.6

2010-09-29 • ? min • ⭐ 7.115/10

It’s a windy, overcast day on Sesame Street. Elmo, Abby, Leela, and some chickens have just won the first game of the T-Ball season. They are celebrating with Chris when they hear a loud rumble of thunder and raindrops start falling. The chickens start to panic, and everyone gathers into Hooper’s Store where it’s safe. Elmo suggests that the chickens cover their eyes so they don’t get scared by the lightning, but that doesn’t stop them from hearing the thunder. Abby waves her wand and puts earmuffs on the chickens. This time, they don’t hear the thunder but they can still see the lightning! As they continue to panic, Leela suggests that they comfort the chickens by telling them that they are safe and explain what thunderstorms are. One chicken calms down, but the other three are still scared. To help the others feel better they try watching the storm like a fireworks show, counting in between the lightning and thunder to hear the storm moving away. They also make their own lighting and thunder musical performance inside Mr. Hooper’s store. It works! The remaining three chickens calm down just as the storm fades away. The sun comes out and everyone heads back outside to play T-Ball!

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About Sesame Street

Title: Sesame Street

First Air Date: 1969-11-10

Last Air Date: 2025-06-26

Status: Returning Series

Rating: 7.115/10 (from 262 votes)

Language: EN

Seasons: 57

Total Episodes: 3126

Network: PBS HBO National Educational Television PBS Kids Netflix HBO Max Max

Genres: Kids, Comedy

Production Companies: Sesame Workshop, Children's Television Workshop

Synopsis

On a special inner city street, the inhabitants—human and muppet—teach preschoolers basic educational and social concepts using comedy, cartoons, games, and songs.