The Furchester Hotel

Mr. Director and his assistant Carol are visiting the Furchester Hotel to shoot a video to promote the establishment. During the filming, the Furchesters solve some problems along the way like the living arrangements for a penguin named Mrs. Iceburger and a lion named Mr. Mainbury.

Note: Mr. Mainbury is a recycled version of Chicago the Lion from Sesame Street.

When the Furchester Hotel runs out of cookies, Cookie Monster is freaking out and a new guest named Mr. Crumb (who is a cookie) arrives. Can the Furchesters stop Cookie Monster from eating Mr. Crumb?

Funella welcomes the incoming guests with furry arms....until one guest named Pierce the Porcupine arrives.

When the telephone line breaks at The Furchester Hotel, the Furchesters have no way to communicate. Then, Professor Fleece (a black sheep guest for the yodeling convention) tells them to Yodel it. In the end, the telephones weren't working because the phone was not plugged in as pointed out by Harvey P. Dull.

While Cookie Monster is outside waiting for a delivery of cookies bound to the dining room, Elmo must deliver a tray of toast to Harvey P. Dull. Along the way, Elmo must dodge the horses, hotel trolleys, bumps in the rug, and the Tea Time Monsters.

The Furchester Hotel is holding a special "Mystery Weekend" which is complete with famous detectives. Some of the known detectives include detective duo Ms. Marbles and Penguin Mason (a penguin detective) as well as a raccoon named Inspector Raccoon-seau. Phoebe and Elmo try to answer the question of who is taking everybody's shiny objects.

Elmo and Phoebe are so determined to meet an owl named Mr. Screech that they try to stay awake by balancing, hugging, sitting on uncomfortable chairs, and eating cookies.

Due to the fact that none of the hotel rooms have televisions in them, Phoebe and Elmo create Furchester TV when a duck couple named Mr. and Mrs. Quackmore check in and say they cannot miss their favorite shows.

Note: Mr. Quackmore is a recycled version of the duck puppet that was used for Alfred Duck in Season 33 and Season 34 of Sesame Street, Duffy in Episode 3095, and Duck Clark in Episode 4089.

On Monster Monster Day (a holiday that is part of the Christmas season), the Furchester Family decorate the Furchester Hotel as part of the season as Elmo looks forward to Monster Monster visiting as the story of Monster Monster states that he pays a visit to one hotel. When it appears that Monster Monster is a no show, Harvey P. Dull gets into the Monster Monster Day spirit by dressing up as Monster Monster to make Elmo happy until the real Monster Monster shows up.

Note #1: A special version of the theme song is made to show it snowing outside as part of the episode's theme.

A bear named Mr. Huggles falls asleep in the lobby at the Furchester during his hibernation season. With no-one able to wake him, the staff struggle to find a way to get him upstairs to the Hibernation Suite.

Cousin Bebe comes to stay, but Phoebe is jealous when she seems better at talking to the animals, helping out in the dining room, and stopping the Tea Time Monsters from running over the guests. Phoebe eventually comes to Bebe and Elmo's aid when Mr. Wolf is placed in the chicken suite by mistake since Bebe doesn't speak wolf language.

While Funella and Furgus are away at Monster Bowling Night, Elmo learns that Phoebe's necklace contains a special key on it which opens every door in the Furchester Hotel. When Phoebe loses it following a mix-up caused by the Monsters knocking off Mrs. Jangles' jewelry, Elmo must help Phoebe find it so that she can get Harvey P. Dull back into his hotel room before his bathtub overflows, get Mrs. Jangles' bracelet out of the safe following her swim in the hotel's swimming pool, and open Cookie Monster's "Just in Case Cookie Cabinet" to get to the cookie inside.

An Apatosaurus named Mr. Dinofeller surprises Elmo, then seems to disappear. The Furchesters go on a dino hunt to find their oldest biggest guest.

Guests arrive to see Miss Flora the most beautiful flower. The Furchesters need to help this flower to bloom.

Elmo faces up to Charlton the Champion in the lobby obstacle race. Phoebe shows him how to run the course. They go through the different challenges like the "Tower of Towels," the "Pillow Pluck," and the "Short Order Scramble."

The Furchesters afford a helper robot called Dot Bot. When it malfunctions, the Furchesters must catch Dot Bot before it causes havoc enough to bother the guests.

A world famous rock and roll rooster named Chick Swagger (who is a spoof of Mick Jagger) is coming to the Furchester Hotel to perform his new song "The Tail Feather Shake." When Chick Swagger is running late, the Furchesters must work to keep his chicken fans distracted while they await his arrival.

Cookies mysteriously start to disappear around the hotel and framed Cookie Monster. It is up to the Furchesters to find who is eating them all. Isabel was the only witness to the action where she mistakes Cookie Monster's British cousin Biscuit Monster as Cookie Monster.

The Furchester has a very special pop star named Miss Baa-Baa singing at the hotel. When the power goes out during the show, no-one can see anything and the Furchesters have to think of ways to get the lights working so that the show can go on. At the same time, Funella checks in a family of fireflies called the Glowmings.

It's Christmas Eve at the Furchester Hotel as Big Bird and Count von Count work to help the Furchester family get through the holiday even when they were unable to tell Santa Claus that they are away from Sesame Street.

Two very excitable rabbits named Mr. and Mrs. Warren check into the hotel. The rabbits love to hop up and down, so they want to stay in the lift instead of a room. At the same time, the Furchester family is holding a rooftop concert where John Lemmon is performing.

The Furchester family is looking after a baby monster called Adrianna and everyone has a suggestion for how to get her to fall asleep.

After Funella checks in Mr. Cuddles, the Furchester family and Cookie Monster catch Monster Pox, a funny illness only monsters get. Harvey P. Dull has to look after them and run the hotel by himself. As the outbreak occurs, Furgus works to find the cure for Monster Pox in order to cure every infected monster.

The Furchesters have 1,000 cookies ready for the 1,000th guest to claim as a present. The guest arrives....except it's Harvey P Dull. Cookie Monster then has an idea and disappears. A moment later, a very suspicious-looking guest arrives....it's Cookie Monster dressed up! As the Furchesters try to stop Cookie Monster eating the cookies, the real 1,000th guest arrives only there are two of them....a chicken and an egg. Which came first?

Mr. Flash, a fabulous peacock with even more fabulous feathers, enters the hotel with total pizzazz. Everyone is in awe of Mr. Flash's feathers. But when Funella goes to welcome him with furry arms, Mr. Flash tells her that he doesn't want his feathers ruffled. Everyone can look, but not touch. Phoebe and Elmo are about to take him up to his room, the Glam Suite when Funella announces that the Furchester Garden Games are about to start. Mr. Flash decides that he'd like to play too.

Wedding bells are ringing at the Furchester Hotel. In the garden, the wedding between an Owl and a Cat has taken place and now it's cake time! Furgus and Phoebe go to get the cake. In the meantime, Funella decides to sing a special song that she's written for the occasion. Furgus and Phoebe walk through to the dining room where there is a huge cake waiting for them, but that's not all. Gonger shouts that there's another piece to go on top. It's the biggest, most beautiful cake ever. However, it's so big that they have problems getting it through to the garden!

The Furchesters are getting ready for the Woof Woof Games, where three special dogs have to take on three dog challenges. As they are getting ready, Jasper, the winner from last year, arrives with his excitable son Sparky. Jasper and the other dogs line up to start the games, but when the announcer shouts 'go', a sleeping cat wakes up and darts into Jasper and he hurts his paw.

Mr. Vincent, a very kind guest, arrives at the Furchester Hotel. He's a sfish who wears a very big cape, but soon the cape starts to cause problems like knocking things over and getting stuck in the doors. But Mr. Vincent seems scared to take it off. Soon it becomes apparent why he wears the cape. Mr. Vincent is a shark!

Funella has a very exciting idea for the hotel, Musical Monster Mealtimes! She has booked some instruments to play music in the dining room whilst the guests eat. They are Vi & Beau, a violin and bow, and Clara, a jazzy clarinet. Elmo and Phoebe really want to play for the diners too, but Funella tells them they have to practice first. Unfortunately the instruments aren't used to playing with each other and play completely different tunes. It sounds awful. Elmo and Phoebe have to show them how to play nicely together.

It's Halloween at the Furchester Hotel and the hotel pumpkin is in his rightful place on the front desk, ready to great all the trick or treaters with his cheery "Happy Halloween!" Elmo and Phoebe are going trick or treating around the hotel dressed as a two-headed monster. Elmo is excited because he has never been trick or treating in a hotel before. He asks if the pumpkin has but the pumpkin says he's never been trick or treating anywhere before. Phoebe has an idea: the pumpkin should go trick or treating with them. But someone will have to take over the pumpkin's role at the front desk.