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Makka Pakka Washes Faces

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A long bedtime story set in the Night Garden, a dreamlike outdoor world of puppet creatures. Makka Pakka travels from friend to friend (Igglepiggle, Upsy Daisy, the Tombliboos and the ten tiny Pontipines), washing each one's face with his sponge, soap and water. Between visits, the camera follows characters strolling slowly through grass and flowers while a soft narrator describes what is happening. The episode ends with everyone, including a briefly forgotten Igglepiggle, being tucked into bed as the narrator wishes them all goodnight.

Yodel Bird Sitting

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Donkey Hodie is babysitting a baby yodel bird in the puppet world of Someplace Else. When it is time for the baby's nap, he refuses to settle, so Donkey Hodie and her friends Purple Panda and Duck Duck each try the tricks that helped them sleep as little ones: quiet peekaboo, a slow nap dance and a nap book. Nothing works until they decide to think about what the baby himself needs, soothing him with rocking, a gentle breeze and a yodel lullaby. The baby finally falls asleep, and the tired friends admit they feel like napping too.

The Sheep Who Couldn't Sleep

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On a farm at night, Otis the tractor says goodnight to all the animals, then notices that Louie the sheep still cannot sleep. Otis tries counting sheep, which accidentally wakes the whole farm, then a lullaby, and finally works out that the bright full moon is the problem. He blocks the moonlight and adjusts it so it is not too dark, and Louie drifts off at last. Otis then heads to bed himself as the farm rests.

Help Piglet Go Back to Sleep

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Piglet wakes in the night after a loud noise and, feeling scared, asks the viewer to stay for company. Alone in a cosy treehouse bedroom, Piglet worries about a lost pair of comfort toys, then calms down by picturing tomorrow's fun with Winnie the Pooh and other friends. As the fear fades, Piglet grows sleepy again and asks to be tucked in. The episode closes with a quiet goodnight before an autoplay card for the next episode.

The Meltdown/Carl's Cast

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In two linked stories, a young raccoon named Carl moves through a hard day and a healing one. In 'The Meltdown,' Carl is thrilled about the Fuzzy Town Ice Cream Festival, but a draining day leaves him overwhelmed, and with his mother's help he names his feelings and chooses to stay home and rest, then shares ice cream with his friend Sheldon. In 'Carl's Cast,' Carl is frustrated by a broken wrist until Sheldon offers to be his other hand, and after their plans go sideways they patch up their friendship and Carl finds his own ways to manage one-handed. Both stories end with the friends together and Carl feeling more like himself.

Doggone Tired

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Chef Sophia Bonatelli asks the Pupstruction crew to build her a restaurant in Petsburg before its grand opening, and leaves her recipe book in Tank's care. Tank, who loves food, stays up all night reading the recipes instead of sleeping, and the next day he is too tired to work safely. When the recipe book gets stuck in wet concrete and the recipes seem lost, Tank realises he has memorised every one and tells the chef the ingredients so the meals can be made. The restaurant opens and Tank is finally served his barkberry biscuits, but he is too sleepy to eat them.

Hush Puppies

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A crew of construction dogs called Pupstruction takes on a job to build the Wagner family a bigger home for their new litter of puppies, and they must finish before bedtime. The work keeps waking their neighbor Chilla Chilla, a nocturnal chinchilla singer who needs sleep before his evening show. After trying to build quietly and then to relocate the house, leader Phinny builds a pillow fort around Chilla's home to block the sound. The new house is finished in time, Chilla wakes rested, and he invites the pups to perform in his show.

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A bright red letter, E, sings that he is the busiest, friendliest letter in the alphabet and sets out to prove it. In a colorful world of clouds and green hills, he doubles and triples up with other E's to build words such as bee, tree and eel. When a word needs five E's he grows tired, but more E's arrive and together they spell beekeeper. The episode closes with E reprising his opening song.

You (Don't) Snooze, You Lose

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A team of kid heroes in the town of Harmony Harbor takes on a secret good deed: making sure Uncle Ian, the best badminton player, gets enough sleep before the big tournament. Through the night they quiet fighting cats, muffle a neighbour's clog dancing and block out a bright screen, learning to match each fix to the size of the problem instead of always going big. Auntie Yuki guides them from her noodle truck with the reminder that too much sauce can ruin the noodles. Ian wakes rested, wins his match, and the team celebrates with victory noodles.

Parents

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Three young dinosaurs, Tim, Tommy and Tia, want to stay up to watch the rocket racing, so their parents offer a deal: swap roles for the afternoon and reach moonrise without giving up. The children act as the parents through a messy house, a playground, a restaurant and bedtime, and keep discovering how much work it is. Worn out, they give up and hand the parent jobs back. At moonrise the parents offer to let them stay up after all, but the kids have already fallen fast asleep.

Buffing Up

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Two back-to-back episodes of the Tonka Chuck and Friends animated series follow Chuck, a young red dump truck, and his friends at his parents' diner and repair bay. In 'Buffing Up' Chuck meets an old rusty truck named Elmer and decides to exercise non-stop, only to wear himself out and learn from his mom that the body needs both rest and activity. In 'Special Delivery' Chuck promises to haul heavy steel beams to the diner alone, fails repeatedly, and finally builds a wheeled platform with Boomer and Rowdy to deliver the load on time. Each story ends with a parent gently spelling out the lesson and Chuck happily returning to play with his friends.

Driving Pelusin

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Cleo and her younger siblings want to play together, but baby Pelusín first has a long list of things he wants to do: paint a picture of outer space, make things with modeling clay and read comics. After a rushed start sends him tumbling, the siblings turn helping him into a chauffeur game, driving him from one activity to the next until everything is finished. By the end Pelusín has done it all and is happily worn out, deciding he wants to be a chauffeur when he grows up. The episode opens with a pretend kart race and a monster game and closes with the family's play song.