Picture	Segment	Description
	COLD OPEN	My Favorite Sesame Street Moments Jason Biggs talks about the "Pinball Number Count" series.
	SCENE	Baby Bear takes his little sister Curly out for a ride in her stroller. When it's time for her nap, Baby Bear says he's all prepared for his “fool-proof napping system” and shows off the things he has for Curly's naptime: her blanket, her dolly, and finally her favorite book, Find the Bears. He remarks how well the story works when it comes to her nap and starts reading, pointing out the various locations of the illustrated bears (which all rhyme with "bear"). Baby Bear is shocked when he sees that his system didn't work, and Curly remains awake. He tries reading the book again, but with no success. With nothing else planned, Baby Bear resorts to begging for her to sleep, only to have Curly grab his ear instead.
	SCENE cont'd	Maria and Gabi pass by and Baby Bear tells them of his problem. Maria suggests he try a lullaby, and the three of them sing "Duérmete Mi Niña," which Maria used to sing to Gabi. Curly seems to fall asleep, but moments after Gabi and Maria leave, Curly sits back up wide awake. Out loud, Baby Bear wishes something would help put her to sleep.
	SCENE cont'd	Suddenly, a big puff of smoke appears and in comes the Fairy Napmother, who has come to grant his wish. After getting the lowdown on what Baby Bear's tried so far, the Napmother tries some of her sparkling magic fairy dust and a magic rhyme, but even that doesn't get Curly to sleep. Seeing how poorly she has done, she decides to take a nap herself and poofs away.
	SCENE cont'd	Oscar bursts out of his trash can to tell Baby Bear to tone down the sweetness. Baby Bear explains his predicament, and Oscar makes a deal to put her to sleep in exchange for quiet. Oscar commands his pets (Fluffy, Spot, and Lassie) to make noise down in his trash can, which (despite Baby Bear’s disbelief) actually succeeds in putting Curly to sleep! Baby Bear complements Oscar and begins trying to thank him as Curly slips off into dreamland.
	Muppets	Muppet & Kid Moment — Rosita talks to Mackenzie about her brother, Johnny.
	Muppets / Celebrity	Denyce Graves tucks Elmo into bed and sings him an Operatic Lullaby. (First: Episode 3697)
	Muppets	The Letter of the Day: V Cookie Monster carries a heavy load of bricks in an effort to not eat the Letter V Cookie. (First: Episode 3987)
	Film	V for voice, violin, Victrola, etc. (First: Episode 3399)
	Cartoon	Consonant Sound: V, violin (new music and sound effects added) (First: Episode 1157)
	Muppets	The Spanish Word of the Day: familia Rosita shows us the Spanish word of the day, Familia, and introduces us to her family. Then they all hug each other because they are a family that loves to hug.
	Animation	A girl dances her way into a family portrait. (First: Episode 3134)
	Muppets	A monster girl and her family sing "The Tortellini Song" to teach their baby sibling to say the word "tortellini" instead of "mama."
	Muppets	Journey to Ernie: Music Land — Big Bird looks for Ernie in a land filled with musical instruments. (First: Episode 4031)
	Muppets	Ernie and Bert: In song, Ernie tells Bert to "Wake Up!" even though it's far from morning. By the end of the song, Bert is restless. (First: Episode 4036)
	Muppets	Global Grover Grover returns from Nicaragua carrying bricks that he made himself. He shows a film of his friend Gilberto making his own bricks. (First: Episode 2744) When the film finishes, Grover reveals his own brick and becomes frustrated when it won’t say hello. (First: Episode 4043)
	Cartoon	Madlenka is sick, and friends and neighbors try to cheer her up. Madlenka imagines her neighborhood as a circus.
	Muppets	The Number of the Day: 8 Eight bats show up when the Count reveals that 8 is the number of the day. (First: Episode 3989)
	Animation	Eight apples grow on a tree.
	Film	Eight children dance in a colorblock grid. (First: Episode 3115)
	Muppets	Elmo's World: Sleep (First: Episode 3983)
	Insert	The Adventures of Trash Gordon Chapter 453 Trash is bothered by a gang of oinking pigs, until he puts on his earmuffs. (alternate take)

Notes[]

• While complaining about the commotion over Curly's naptime, Oscar lists magic fairy dust, lullabies, and binkies as things that have annoyed him so far, the latter of which doesn't make an appearance or is given any reference to in this episode.