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He's energetic, hardworking, and happy. He likes hugs, and he's nice to talk to. He is Grover, and at long last he joins the ranks of Big Bird, Elmo, Cookie Monster, the Count, and Bert and Ernie as the star of his very first direct-to-video special. Join the cast of Sesame Street as they gather at the Flyers' Club for a well-deserved Roost (as opposed to a roast) of the furry blue monster. Clips recall some of Grover's finest moments in sketches and song, including his derring-do as Super Grover, his starring role in "The King & I" (in which his costar is the actual letter "I"), and the hilarious recurring sketches in which waiter Grover serves up frustration to an unfortunate customer. Lena Horne sings and film critic Roger Ebert offers a "thumbs up" cameo. It's high time Grover's invaluable contributions to Sesame Street were recognized. Donald Liebenson