Elmo's World: Sleep

Elmo's World
Written by	Judy Freudberg Molly Boylan Christine Ferraro Emily Kingsley
Directed by	Ken Diego Victor DiNapoli Jim Martin Ted May Lisa Simon
Book
Video	Wake Up with Elmo!
First Appearance Episode 3983
Earliest Known Appearance

Picture	Segment	Description
	Guess what Elmo's thinking about today?	Elmo opens his door, who was sleeping with shade, and wakes up the Two-Headed Monster.
	Dorothy's Question	Dorothy says that fish don't sleep. She wants to know how you go to sleep.
	The Noodle Family	Elmo wakes up shade with an alarm clock and finds Mr. Noodle's brother Mr. Noodle thumb wrestling with himself. He tries to sleep on the floor before trying various positions on the bed.
	Kids and Baby	Kids go to sleep with teddy bears and sleep in bunk beds. Babies go to sleep on cribs.
	Video E-mail	Elmo tries to let the computer wake up to get an email and begins to see it. Ernie sends a message while Bert snores in the bed next to him. Ernie's not sleepy, so he decides to play his bugle, thus waking up Bert.
	Elmo's Question	Elmo counts how many elephants can sleep on a bed. In the end, a feather makes the bed fall down.
	Quiz	Elmo wakes the drawer up by imitating a rooster saying "Cock-a-doodle-doo!" Telephones wake people up and horses sleep standing up. Cookies don't sleep, but Cookie Monster dreams about them while he sleeps (sweet dreams).
	TV Cartoon	Elmo wakes up TV with cymbals and tunes in to The Sleep Channel, a channel that gives viewers 22 minutes and they sleep peacefully. This channel features "The Girl Who Loved to Sleep." Stay tuned for Supermarket Sleep and Snooze at 6:00.
	Interview	Elmo talks to a Bed and Pillow ("You tell 'em, Beddy-boy!") and a nest with a bird sleeping outside the shade.
	Tickle Me Land	Dorothy imagines Elmo as a flamingo, a squirrel, and a flock of sleeping bats.
	The Sleep Song	After Elmo sang The Sleep Song, or A Sleep Lullaby (a nighttime song), Elmo falls asleep and the bed and the nest with the bird finishes the segment for Elmo.