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Enjoy this fan fic, in which the Sesame Street cast teams up with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Imagine the turtles being the versions from the first two movies, even if they seem to have their animated personalities.
Chapter 1
It was an ordinary day on Sesame Street. The Count was counting…
“One crack in the sidewalk! Two, two cracks in the sidewalk! Three, three cracks in the sidewalk!”
The Honkers were honking their noses. Cookie Monster was eating cookies.
“OMM NOM NOM!”, said Cookie as he ate.
And Oscar was unhappy.
“It’s just another ordinary day on Sesame Street”. Moaned Oscar, “everybody is happy, and to make things worse, a lot of people are at the Laundromat getting their clothes CLEANED!”
“Be careful with my argyle socks!”, said Bert.
“Sully and I need our suits cleaned for the city party, don’t we, Sully?”, asked Biff.
Sully nodded.
The Two-Headed Monster was arguing with itself over whether to wash white clothes first or red clothes.
Abby Cadabby was sad.
“What’s wrong, Abby?”, asked Elmo.
“I lost my magic wand”, said Abby, “I can’t perform magic without it.”
“Well”, said Telly, “at least you can enjoy the fun of washing clothes at the Laundromat.”
“Yeah, without magic”, said Zoe.
Just then a big man in black clothing came into the Laundromat, pointing a gun.
“This is a stick-up! Hand over your money!”
“Okay, don’t hurt anybody!”, said Leeyla.
“What’s that?”, asked Abby, referring to the robber’s gun.
“It’s a gun”, said Telly, worried.
“What’s it used for?”, asked Abby.
“It’s used for shooting”, said Biff, nervously.
“That’s so magic!”, said Abby, unaware of the danger of the situation.
Leeyla put all her money in a paper bag and handed it to the robber.
“Here”, said Leeyla, “just don’t hurt anybody.”
“Thanks”, said the robber, “now I can afford to buy bullets!”
He ran out of the store, the others following him.
“Help! Thief!”, shouted Leeyla.
“There’s actually a robbery?”, questioned Oscar, “on Sesame Street?”
Super Grover 2.0 had been flying in the sky nearby, looking to help somebody, and heard Leeyla.
“I hear somebody calling for help!”, said Grover, “THIS looks like a job for… Super Grover 2.0!”
Grover crash-landed right in front of the Laundromat.
“It’s Super Grover 2.0!”, said Ernie.
“Yes, it is me”, said Grover, in pain.
“Somebody just ROBBED the laundromat!”, said Telly.
“Well, never fear!”, said Grover, “This looks like a job for… ROBBED?”
“Yes, robbed”, said Biff.
“I have never had to stop a robbery before”, said Grover, “but here goes nothing!”
“No, wait…”, said Leeyla, trying to stop Grover, but Grover took off right away.
Grover flew right past the robber, but then flew and crashed right into a building.
Grover quickly came to and jumped in front of the robber.
“Stop, thief!”, yelled Grover, sticking his hand in front in a “halt” pose, “I know how to deal with people like you!”
The robber stopped, unworried, as Grover hopped up and down, yelling “Wubba wubba wubba…”
The residents of Sesame Street had run down the road, closer to the robber.
“If only I hadn’t lost my wand”, said Abby, “I know a spell that would stop him!”
The robber then picked up Grover and threw him away. Grover hit a lamp post and fell onto a sewer lid.
“Oh, I might need help….”, said a worn-out Grover.
But then the sewer lid quickly opened, making Grover fly away as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles emerged from the sewer.
“Did somebody say “help”?”, said Michaelangelo.
“We’ll help!”, said Leonardo.
“It’s turtle time!”, said Raphael.
“Yeah!”, said Donatello.
The turtles got out of the sewer, ran up to the robber, and started beating him up.
“I’ve never seen anything like THAT before”, said Big Bird, covering his eyes in mild disgust.
“Oh, no!”, said Telly, “those turtles are beating up the robber!”
“Hmm, guess this isn’t such a normal day after all”, said Oscar, slightly pleased.
The turtles were still beating up the robber.
“Hey, I thought we were only supposed to solve our problems with words”, said Murray.
Soon, the turtles were done. They tied the robber to a lamppost, and took the bag of money.
“Who’s money is this?”, said Donatello.
“Mine”, said Leeyla.
“Here you go, miss”, said Leonardo.
“Thank you, though around here we’re not used to violence”, said Leeyla.
“I’ve never seen anything like it”, said Zoe.
“Well, you’re welcome”, said Raphael.
Grover ran up to them.
“Well, the day is saved, but for once NOT by me”, said Grover.
“Well, nobody’s perfect”, said Elmo, “not even supermonsters.”
“Wow”, observed Ralphael, “none of you are weirded out by us.”
“Why should we be?”, asked Gina.
“We’ve got all kinds on Sesame Street”, said Bob.
“Yeah”, said Big Bird, “we’ve got people and birds and cows and grouches and….”
“Dude! It’s a big bird!”, said Michelangelo.
“Did you get big by ooze as well?”, asked Donatello.
“No, I just grew”, said Big Bird.
“Hey, turtles”, said Murray, “What’s the word on the street?”
“Cowabunga!”, said the turtles, giving each other high fives.
“What does ‘cowabunga’ mean?”, asked Murray.
“Cowabunga is what you say when your about to eat COOKIES!”, said Cookie Monster.
“Hey, you turtles did what I cannot do”, said Grover, “can I, furry, lovable, cute Super Grover 2.0, join you turtles?”
“I don’t know”, said Leonardo, “you are a little small.”
“And it’s not often we have five on our team”, said Raphael.
“Yeah, we once had this girl turtle….”, said Michelangelo.
“Hey!”, said Raphael, holding Michelangelo’s mouth shut, “we agreed NEVER to talk about her!”
“Maybe we should talk it over with Splinter”, said Leonardo.
Oscar came close to the scene, in his traveling trash can.
“So, what’s all the commotion?”, asked Oscar.
“Are you a bad guy?”, asked Raphael.
“No”, said Oscar, “but I like your attitude!”
“Well, we might as well be going home now”, said Leonardo.
“Would anybody like to come down to the sewer with us?”, said Michelangelo.
“I like the sound of that!”, said Oscar.
Chapter 1
It was an ordinary day on Sesame Street. The Count was counting…
“One crack in the sidewalk! Two, two cracks in the sidewalk! Three, three cracks in the sidewalk!”
The Honkers were honking their noses. Cookie Monster was eating cookies.
“OMM NOM NOM!”, said Cookie as he ate.
And Oscar was unhappy.
“It’s just another ordinary day on Sesame Street”. Moaned Oscar, “everybody is happy, and to make things worse, a lot of people are at the Laundromat getting their clothes CLEANED!”
“Be careful with my argyle socks!”, said Bert.
“Sully and I need our suits cleaned for the city party, don’t we, Sully?”, asked Biff.
Sully nodded.
The Two-Headed Monster was arguing with itself over whether to wash white clothes first or red clothes.
Abby Cadabby was sad.
“What’s wrong, Abby?”, asked Elmo.
“I lost my magic wand”, said Abby, “I can’t perform magic without it.”
“Well”, said Telly, “at least you can enjoy the fun of washing clothes at the Laundromat.”
“Yeah, without magic”, said Zoe.
Just then a big man in black clothing came into the Laundromat, pointing a gun.
“This is a stick-up! Hand over your money!”
“Okay, don’t hurt anybody!”, said Leeyla.
“What’s that?”, asked Abby, referring to the robber’s gun.
“It’s a gun”, said Telly, worried.
“What’s it used for?”, asked Abby.
“It’s used for shooting”, said Biff, nervously.
“That’s so magic!”, said Abby, unaware of the danger of the situation.
Leeyla put all her money in a paper bag and handed it to the robber.
“Here”, said Leeyla, “just don’t hurt anybody.”
“Thanks”, said the robber, “now I can afford to buy bullets!”
He ran out of the store, the others following him.
“Help! Thief!”, shouted Leeyla.
“There’s actually a robbery?”, questioned Oscar, “on Sesame Street?”
Super Grover 2.0 had been flying in the sky nearby, looking to help somebody, and heard Leeyla.
“I hear somebody calling for help!”, said Grover, “THIS looks like a job for… Super Grover 2.0!”
Grover crash-landed right in front of the Laundromat.
“It’s Super Grover 2.0!”, said Ernie.
“Yes, it is me”, said Grover, in pain.
“Somebody just ROBBED the laundromat!”, said Telly.
“Well, never fear!”, said Grover, “This looks like a job for… ROBBED?”
“Yes, robbed”, said Biff.
“I have never had to stop a robbery before”, said Grover, “but here goes nothing!”
“No, wait…”, said Leeyla, trying to stop Grover, but Grover took off right away.
Grover flew right past the robber, but then flew and crashed right into a building.
Grover quickly came to and jumped in front of the robber.
“Stop, thief!”, yelled Grover, sticking his hand in front in a “halt” pose, “I know how to deal with people like you!”
The robber stopped, unworried, as Grover hopped up and down, yelling “Wubba wubba wubba…”
The residents of Sesame Street had run down the road, closer to the robber.
“If only I hadn’t lost my wand”, said Abby, “I know a spell that would stop him!”
The robber then picked up Grover and threw him away. Grover hit a lamp post and fell onto a sewer lid.
“Oh, I might need help….”, said a worn-out Grover.
But then the sewer lid quickly opened, making Grover fly away as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles emerged from the sewer.
“Did somebody say “help”?”, said Michaelangelo.
“We’ll help!”, said Leonardo.
“It’s turtle time!”, said Raphael.
“Yeah!”, said Donatello.
The turtles got out of the sewer, ran up to the robber, and started beating him up.
“I’ve never seen anything like THAT before”, said Big Bird, covering his eyes in mild disgust.
“Oh, no!”, said Telly, “those turtles are beating up the robber!”
“Hmm, guess this isn’t such a normal day after all”, said Oscar, slightly pleased.
The turtles were still beating up the robber.
“Hey, I thought we were only supposed to solve our problems with words”, said Murray.
Soon, the turtles were done. They tied the robber to a lamppost, and took the bag of money.
“Who’s money is this?”, said Donatello.
“Mine”, said Leeyla.
“Here you go, miss”, said Leonardo.
“Thank you, though around here we’re not used to violence”, said Leeyla.
“I’ve never seen anything like it”, said Zoe.
“Well, you’re welcome”, said Raphael.
Grover ran up to them.
“Well, the day is saved, but for once NOT by me”, said Grover.
“Well, nobody’s perfect”, said Elmo, “not even supermonsters.”
“Wow”, observed Ralphael, “none of you are weirded out by us.”
“Why should we be?”, asked Gina.
“We’ve got all kinds on Sesame Street”, said Bob.
“Yeah”, said Big Bird, “we’ve got people and birds and cows and grouches and….”
“Dude! It’s a big bird!”, said Michelangelo.
“Did you get big by ooze as well?”, asked Donatello.
“No, I just grew”, said Big Bird.
“Hey, turtles”, said Murray, “What’s the word on the street?”
“Cowabunga!”, said the turtles, giving each other high fives.
“What does ‘cowabunga’ mean?”, asked Murray.
“Cowabunga is what you say when your about to eat COOKIES!”, said Cookie Monster.
“Hey, you turtles did what I cannot do”, said Grover, “can I, furry, lovable, cute Super Grover 2.0, join you turtles?”
“I don’t know”, said Leonardo, “you are a little small.”
“And it’s not often we have five on our team”, said Raphael.
“Yeah, we once had this girl turtle….”, said Michelangelo.
“Hey!”, said Raphael, holding Michelangelo’s mouth shut, “we agreed NEVER to talk about her!”
“Maybe we should talk it over with Splinter”, said Leonardo.
Oscar came close to the scene, in his traveling trash can.
“So, what’s all the commotion?”, asked Oscar.
“Are you a bad guy?”, asked Raphael.
“No”, said Oscar, “but I like your attitude!”
“Well, we might as well be going home now”, said Leonardo.
“Would anybody like to come down to the sewer with us?”, said Michelangelo.
“I like the sound of that!”, said Oscar.