Ep 27. The New Old MacDonald

In this episode of Sesame Street, titled "The New Old MacDonald," viewers are introduced to a new version of the beloved classic song "Old MacDonald Had a Farm." The segment starts with Abby Cadabby who is excited to sing the song with her friends on Sesame Street, but she's surprised when she hears the tune played in a different way.

With the help of her friend Rudy, Abby discovers that there's a new version of the song that's all the rage among the younger generation of farmers. The tune features a catchy beat and unexpected sound effects, making Old MacDonald feel fresh and modern. Excited to learn more, Abby and Rudy set out to meet the creators of the new version on their farm.

Along the way, they encounter a number of farm animals, each with their own unique personalities. They meet a curious goat who likes to cuddle, a silly pig who likes to dance, and a determined chicken who always seems to be on the go. The group even gets a chance to try out some of the new sounds themselves, adding their own unique twist to the classic song.

Finally, they arrive at the farm of the new Old MacDonald, who is eager to share his creation with his visitors. The group joins him in a lively rendition of the song, complete with all the bells and whistles of the new version. But even as they're singing and dancing, Abby can't help but notice how much she misses the old, familiar tune.

Eventually, Old MacDonald understands Abby's point of view and agrees to teach her the classic version of the song. Abby learns to appreciate both the new and the old, understanding that it's possible to enjoy different versions of the same thing.

The episode also features several other segments, including one where Abby and Elmo teach Cookie Monster about sharing and another where Grover introduces the letter "D." Each segment provides engaging and educational content, making the episode a perfect blend of fun and learning.

Overall, "The New Old MacDonald" is a delightful episode of Sesame Street that young viewers are sure to love. With catchy songs, colorful characters, and important life lessons, it's the perfect way to spend some time on Sesame Street.