- [Narrator] Presenting the further Adventures
of everybody's favorite hero.
The monster who's faster than lightening.
Stronger than steel.
Smarter than a speeding bullet.
It's Super Grover.
(loud crash)
(dramatic music)
- And I am cute too.
- [Narrator] And now to our story.
- Yes, now to our story.
(roaring wind)
Oh, what do I see below?
Another super monster in trouble.
I will go down and help him.
It is only professional courtesy.
(dramatic music)
(loud crash)
- Oh, oh, the pain.
(blowing sound)
Oh, oh, where am I?
- Up, up and away, whoa!
Oh, that smart.
- What are you doing?
- Oh, oh, oh, Super Elmo is trying to fly like
Mr. Super Grover.
- Well, okay then, fine.
Let me give you the benefit of my years
of experience flying.
- Okay.
- Let me see your flying technique.
- Okay, Mr. Super Grover. - Fine.
- Here is, here is Super Elmo going.
- Contact. - Up, up and away.
(loud bang)
- Whoop, oh, oh. - Yes, well,
how about one more time?
- One, one more time? - Yeah, yeah.
This time try saying wubba, wubba, wubba.
- Wubba, wubba, wubba? - Gotta give it a hike.
- Give it a hike. - A hike.
- A hike. - A hike.
- Okay, here comes Super Elmo.
Wubba, wubba, wubba.
(loud crash)
- Uh. - Oh, dear, dear.
- Oh, who put that bush there?
- Oh, oh, Mr. Super Grover. - What?
- Super Elmo is stepping on his super cape and tripping.
- Well, do not worry.
I think I've found the problem.
You are stepping on your super cape and tripping.
Yes. - Yeah.
- But why?
Why?
Let my super mind ponder that.
- Elmo know.
Ha, ha, ha.
Super Elmo is tripping on, on his cape.
Because Super Elmo has, has his super cape in front.
See, see that?
And not in back like Super Grover.
- Wait a moment.
Wait. - Huh, what?
- You are tripping because you are wearing
your cape in front.
In front.
You should wear it in back.
In back.
Like I do, you see? - Uh, huh.
- And you will not trip on it.
There, do not thank me. - No.
- It is my job.
- Okay.
Well, Super Elmo will, will, will, turn his super cape
around it then.
- Oh, no, no, I will help you.
Here, I will do it.
- No, no, no, no, no. - Let me do it.
- No, Super Elmo can do it. - I got it, I got it.
(loud crash)
(noisy wrestling)
- Wrong.
- My super cape is still in front.
- I, I'll help you. - What, oh, oh.
(loud wrestling)
- Oh, oh.
- There. - Hey.
- Your super cape is now in back.
See? - Yeah!
Right there in back. - Yeah.
- You are ready to fly.
- Um, Mr. Mr. Super Grover. - Hmm?
- Your super cape is a, - Would you please forget
my super cape? - Oh, oh.
- I am the senior super monster here.
Your cape is in back and it is time for you to fly.
So listen up and fly, Mr.
- Okay, Mr. Super Grover, sir!
Here goes Super Elmo.
Wubba, wubba, wubba, whoa.
(loud crash)
- Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
Watch me. - Okay.
- Okay, here we go.
Up, up and away.
Whoa!
That's funny.
Here we go. - Okay.
- Wonder what happened. - Okay, okay.
Go ahead Mr. Super Grover. - Ready, up, up
and a wubba, wubba, wubba.
(loud crash)
- Uh, oh. - Try it again.
- Wubba, wubba, wubba. - One more time.
- Oh, oh, what is this?
Why is my cape in front?
Huh, maybe it means it is not a good day for flying.
- Huh?
- But you know what else Super Monsters do?
- Well, what is that, Mr. Super Grover?
- They play super tag.
You are super it. - Oh, ha, ha, ha.
- Whoop!
- Whoa!
(loud crash)
(yelling)
(loud crash)
- Ha, ha, whoa!
(loud crash)
- Whoa! - Whoa!
(loud crash)
- Whoa, whoa!
(dramatic music)
(upbeat music)