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The Missing Goat Mystery
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The Missing Goat Mystery
Season 52 Episode 25 | 25m 25s | CC
Elmo, Rosita, and Grover are at the farm today, and Farmer Todd is missing a goat. They look for clues to help find his goat, following hoof prints and listening for bleating sounds until they find the goat at the orchard eating an apple.
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