Bravery

Juno's Bubble Bath Breakout

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Juno, a young hippo, climbs a maple tree for a pretty leaf and ends up covered in sticky sap. Her mother takes her to Vida the vet, who works out the cause and prescribes a bubble bath, but Juno is frightened of the water. Vida guides her through small 'baby hippo steps', letting her choose the towel and bubbles and test the water, until Juno gets in and washes clean. Juno thanks Vida with the special leaf, and Vida heads home to her Papa.

Paint on the Mail

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Siblings Phoebe and Jay live in an apartment building called Tobsy Towers with their dad and grandma. When wet paint smears the addresses on two packages, the family delivers them by reading the leftover clues, floor numbers, apartment letters, and wayfinding signs, meeting several neighbors along the way. They reach the right doors, make new friends, and learn that a kind neighbor named Mr. Gurley never gets any mail. The episode ends with the children hand-delivering him a gift that blends their two favorite games.

The Monster Under the Bed Mystery

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Squeaky the duck loses his new ball under the bed and becomes convinced a monster is hiding there. At bedtime his friends and parents reassure him, and Edwin, a singing rocking horse, teaches him that everyone gets scared and that looking closer shows there is nothing to fear. Squeaky gathers his courage, looks under the bed, and discovers his ball alongside his old stuffed dinosaur Pete. Everyone then settles down to sleep.

Space Vacation

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Matt the police car is stargazing through a telescope in Car City when he spots a UFO and sees that Rocky the rocket has fled in fright and run out of fuel. Carl transforms into Super Truck rocket form, counts down and launches into space to find him. He catches Rocky just before he flies into a meteor field, shares some of his own fuel, and the narration explains that the aliens had only wanted to help. Everyone returns to Car City, where the closing line notes that even an experienced traveller should always bring extras on a trip.

Koa's Prickly Predicament

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Vida the vet runs a clinic in the woodland town of Sweetwood with her pet hamster, Popcorn. Prickly the porcupine brings in his friend Koa the tiger, who has a quill stuck in his bottom and is afraid to have it taken out. Vida teaches Koa to breathe slowly, tries several ways to help him relax, and removes the quill while Popcorn distracts him with a joke. The episode closes with a song and a short trivia quiz that replays scenes and asks viewers three questions about what happened.

In the Dark of Day

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Molly, Trini and Oscar walk home from school in an Alaska village where the winter sun sets in the early afternoon, and Oscar is sure a monster is waiting in the dark. The friends look up sunset times on a weather website, learn about the winter solstice, and try several plans to face the creature. Auntie Midge tells a story about a wolf pup who overcomes its fear of the dark by finding a pack. Emboldened by his friends, Oscar finally confronts the monster and finds it is just a large pile of snow.

Nancy's Devine Sleepover

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Nancy takes her little sister JoJo for a sleepover at the fancy Mrs. Devine's house and packs a survival kit to help JoJo feel brave. Once the lights go out, it is Nancy herself who cannot sleep because she misses her parents. With Mrs. Devine's kindness and a phone call home, Nancy learns that feeling homesick in a new place is normal. She decides to stay and the sleepover ends happily.

Just Like Mama

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On a bright day on Puffin Rock, puffins Mama and Una set off to gather seaweed while baby Baba and Papa stay behind to guard the burrow from lurking seagulls. Along the way Mama and Una jump on seaweed and race a dogfish, and Una discovers that a large great blackback gull is what has scared the other birds from the cliff. Mama confronts the gull and drives it off, keeping her puffling safe and letting the seagulls return. The family reunites at the burrow, having each done their part.

The Double Dare

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Brother Bear sets out to win back Sister's jump rope from Too Tall and his gang, and after crossing a log on a dare he is invited to tag along. The gang keeps daring, double-daring and de-double-daring him into riskier stunts, ending with stealing watermelons from Farmer Ben's patch, where Brother is caught. Farmer Ben explains, using chickens and sheep, why following the crowd is a mistake. Brother takes the lesson to heart, refuses the next round of dares, and returns Sister's rope.

Fairies

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Two young sisters, Bluey and Bingo, decide that fairies have taken over the house after finding their family's tails mysteriously braided. They invent a game of catching the invisible fairies and figuring out what they want, pulling their reluctant Dad away from a work email and into the fun. Dad eventually performs a big fairy dance around the front letterbox and apologises to Bingo, breaking the spell. The episode ends back home with Bingo surprising Dad with a domino love heart.

The Magic Ring

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At school, Dora, Naya and Pablo are reading stories about ancient treasure to younger children when Pablo finds an old ring in the garden and shrinks to thumb size after putting it on. They match the glyphs on the ring against library books and learn that only placing it on Princess Xochitl's finger will break the spell, so all three shrink and travel through a tiny door into an ancient kingdom. With help from a mouse they dodge a greedy wizard and his cat, cross a puddle on a giant duck and climb up to the sleeping princess. The wizard's theft is exposed at his hut, the ring goes back on the princess's finger, and Pablo returns to school full-size with a medal and a story to tell.

Mystery of the Magic Horses

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Dora and her friends volunteer at Rancho Urbano, a city farm where children come to meet animals, and meet Dulce, the only horse on the farm. When Dulce's charm necklace starts glowing, Dora follows her onto a raft that drifts through an enchanted mist to an island where six horses have been hidden since horse bandits tried to steal them. Dora, Naya and Marco outrun the bandits, navigate a cave, free Dulce from seaweed and get every horse onto the raft. The horses are returned to Farmer Ana Maria, and now there are enough for all the children waiting to ride.

Pirates

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In this episode of Bluey, Bluey, Bingo and their friends turn a playground into a pirate ship for an imaginative game guided by Mum and Dad. A pretend storm and a giant blue whale threaten the crew, while shy Missy hangs back as the lighthouse keeper. Encouraged to be brave when she is ready, Missy finally lets herself be swallowed by the whale and helps the others escape by tickling it until it laughs them out. The pirates land safely back on their ship and set off again to look for treasure.

Tall Teeny

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In a colorful amusement-park town, a small girl named Teeny feels overlooked when she is turned away from a ride for being too short. With her friend Goldie, she pretends to be tall using a disguise and enjoys new treatment before admitting the truth. When the mayor's cat gets stuck in a maze that only someone small can enter, Teeny saves it as her real self and is honored for her bravery. She ends the day deciding she is happy to stay small.

Trick or Treating Ghost

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On Halloween night, Pete the Cat and his costumed friends set out trick-or-treating, determined not to fall for Pete's yearly scare. Along the route they brave Wilson's Backyard of Terror, a whispering tree at Radley Manor and a dark stretch of woods, discovering each time that the frightening thing is grapes, wind or their own imagination. A song reminds them that 'the scariest place is just a space in your mind.' In the end Pete fools them once more by posing as 'Bob' the trick-or-treating ghost, and the friends promise to help him face the same spooky spots.