Picture	Segment	Description
	COLD OPEN	What's the Word on the Street?: Insect
	SCENE 1	At dusk, Chris welcomes the viewer to Sesame Street as he closes Hooper's Store, and listens to all the nighttime sounds. Telly and Baby Bear pass by him with a net and a jar, and tell him that they're trying to catch fireflies. Chris goes home, and Telly and Baby Bear tell the viewer to help them out by pointing out any fireflies they see. One flies above their head, and they scramble to catch it as they follow it near and far.
	SCENE 1 cont'd	Gina leads Big Bird, Abby Cadabby and Super Chicken in a wing exercise ("wingercise"), and invites Telly and Baby Bear to join them. They'd rather just sit and watch, and as they do, they notice the firefly "wingercising" along with them. They swing their net, and accidentally catch Gina.
	SCENE 1 cont'd	Maria and Luis sit on the steps with some kids. Just as they're about to sing something, Telly and Baby Bear ask them if they've seen the firefly, which inspires Luis to play "Fly Little Firefly, Fly." Maria points out the Spanish word for firefly, luciernaga, and everyone tries saying it. Telly and Baby Bear wait until the song is done before they continue their firefly chase.
	SCENE 1 cont'd	The chase leads them to the front of the laundromat, where Telly gets an idea to use a flashlight to attract the firefly. The method works, but then they start to notice that the captured firefly doesn't look so happy and bright anymore. They wonder why he looks so sad. Leela encounters them, and instead of telling them explicitly why the firefly is sad, she suggests that they all pretend to be fireflies, who fly around and suddenly end up in a jar. They realize that there's not much flying room in a jar, so they decide to set the firefly free.
	SCENE 1 cont'd	After Leela goes home, they decide that pretending to be fireflies is more fun than catching them, and sing the "Firefly Song" again.
	Song	"I'm a Little Airplane," with film of kids pretending to be airplanes. (First: Episode 3266) Cut from the online streaming versions (see Alterations noted below).
	Muppets / Celebrity	Jenny McCarthy tells the viewer what an insect is, and pretends to be some, attracting a bee.
	Animation	A red insect wants to play with some green insects. (First: Episode 4127)
	SCENE 2	Chris realizes that he forgot to show the letter of the day, and the fireflies help him out by forming a letter F.
	Animation	Fs are found on a city street. (First: Episode 3353)
	Film	A big F emerges, "Jaws"-like, in a swimming pool. (First: Episode 3353)
	Muppets / Celebrity	Ernie and Aaron Neville sing "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon." (First: Episode 3242)
	Film	In sign language, a boy reads his poem, "Night." (First: Episode 3807)
	SCENE 3	Chris chats with six fireflies, who form the number of the day, 6.
	Film	Six kids dance on a playground to the same beat. (First: Episode 3819)
	Cartoon	Rap #6 (First: Episode 2502)
	Muppets	Murray Has a Little Lamb Murray's lamb, Ovejita, leads him to another secret escuela with the clues of un leotardo (a leotard), unos aros (rings), y una voltereta (a cartwheel). The school turns out to be a gymnastics school in Chelsea Piers, where kids do exercises. cut from the Sprout version
	Animation	Cecille sings "The Game of Make Believe." (First: Episode 2864)
	Muppets	"Pre-School Musical:" in a parody of High School Musical, students at a pre-school learn to take turns.
	Muppets	Elmo's World: Bugs (First: Episode 3917)
	SCENE 4	It's now nighttime. Before Chris goes home, he announces the sponsors, which the fireflies display once again.

Alterations[]

Picture	Segment	Description
	Film	Two brothers make model airplanes, cars, and rockets with paper. (First: Episode 3979) This segment replaced "I'm a Little Airplane" in the online streaming versions.
	Muppets	Global Grover: Grover opens a box he brought back from Iceland, but discovers that it is empty. To give us a glimpse of what was supposed to be inside the box, Grover rolls a clip about puffins in Iceland. Arna is a young, Iclandic girl who rescue baby puffins that have flown into town instead of out to sea where they belong. Arna and her family bring these baby birds back to their home, take care of them overnight and then take them to sea the next morning where they release them. (First: Episode 4109) This segment replaces "Murray Has a Little Lamb" in the Sprout version.

Notes[]

• To date, this episode's airing of the "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon" remake is the final time a segment featuring Jim Henson has aired on the show.