In the 4th season premiere, it is National Backwards Day and everything is backwards!

In the second episode of the hit PBS show, Molly learns about table manners and how to try new foods.

In the third episode of the hit PBS show, Molly refuses to take a nap.

Loonette is in a swingy mood, she pretends to play tennis, baseball, and golf. Major Bedhead reflects about the time he was at the playground as a kid and he learned the importance of safety.

In the fifth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette is upset that her name doesn't mean anything.

In the sixth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette and Molly make up rhymes and pictures.

Loonette and Molly go on a treasure hunt and find a gem. Molly is upset because she wants the gem. Loonette learns about the importance of not grabbing things, but politely asking for them.

In the eighth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette and Molly learn about the importance of trying new things, such as climbing the stairs.

In the ninth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly knows that there are real dustbunnies under the couch, but Loonette doesn't believe her. 

In the tenth episode of the hit PBS show, today is Molly's mirthday and Loonette reflects about the time they first met.

In the eleventh episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette and Molly play school.

In the twelfth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly and Snicklefritz learn that hitting is not good to others.

The gang celebrates "The Longest Night of The Year" where they do activities in the snow, give presents to each other, and stay up late.