It's a busy day at the Furry Arms Hotel, and Benny Rabbit is frustrated over being asked to do things on his break. Sherry Netherland hears a strange squeaky noise and asks Humphrey, Ingrid, and Benny to find out where it is coming from.

D is a very useful letter -- there are animals, jobs and hobbies that begin with D.
(EKA: Episode 0406)

D-dart

Benny spills a bucket of chicken fat on the floor, and then greases the revolving door. Several penguins slip on the chicken grease, while several chickens fly through the spinning revolving door.

A frog pushes another frog in a stroller while walking on a planet, as kid voice-overs count to 10.

A kid voice-over teaches another kid Indian words, as the objects appear on-screen.

A Navajo boy who lives in the dessert talks about how his family has to pump water from the ground.

Song: "City-Country Song" with the Anything Muppets.
(EKA: Episode 0681)

Two girls look for a place to hang a picture of a guitar player.
(EKA: Episode 2107)

Kids take swimming lessons.
(EKA: Episode 1708)

Number creatures #17.

Benny puts chicken fat on the ceiling fan. An Elephant slips on the chicken fat that was spilled on the floor and flies up to the ceiling fan, getting stuck. Benny puts up a "danger" sign, which Humphrey and Ingrid try to read. Meanwhile, it is revealed that the squeaky sound came from Benny moving his teeth, and Sherry decides that the hotel will just have to live with the noise.

A baby sees a "danger" sign, which points to several dangerous images.
(EKA: Episode 2257)

Speech Balloon: G-gorilla
(First: Episode 0085)

Grover talks about the letter G

A Gorilla applies for a job.
(EKA: Episode 0131)

Song: "Rhyme Out" with Savion, Big Bird, and Gina

A cat chases a mouse into a mouse hole. The cat and mouse make music as they hit the wall, until the cat breaks through the mouse hole.

Grover and Eric play a rhyming game.

Rap #17
(EKA: Episode 2820)

Fay Ray listens to music on a walkman.
(EKA: Episode 2754)

Elmo plays a game called "Statue" with the viewer. The object of the game is to dance whenever music plays, and to hold still whenever the music stops.

A boy holds still and poses for his friend who draws a picture of him.

Sesame Street News Flash: Kermit the Frog asks the Three Little Pigs how they feel after the Big Bad Wolf blew their houses down.
(EKA: Episode 2096)

Gordon explains to the audience that Carlo wants to go to a science school and is preparing for an entry exam. He promised Carlo that he would tutor him, and in exchange, Carlo will teach him Spanish. Gordon has many students who speak Spanish as well as or better than they speak English; he feels that he should study for them if they should study for him. Carlo sees that Gordon has a flute and tricks Gordon into thinking that Carlos can't play the flute.

A Spanish-speaking man falls into a hole, and a dragon helps him out.

Penguins take a bath.
Music: Joe Raposo

Two men keep getting in front of each other, wanting the other to be in back of the other.

A mother helps her child play the drums.

Gordon explains to Carlo that when a sound is made, it actually takes awhile for it to get into somebody's ear. Carlo surprises Gordon by knowing the speed of sound. Oscar the Grouch tells Gordon that what he was teaching Carlo was interesting, and tricks Gordon into leaving Sesame Street by conducting an experiment to move as far away as possible and make a sound travel to the street.

Beads appear inside various shapes.

Elmo and two kids say good-bye.