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Miffy and the Birthday Cake

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Mother Bunny wakes Miffy and asks her to borrow chocolate, butter and flour from Auntie Alice for Father Bunny's birthday cake. On the way, Miffy meets Poppy Pig and Barbara Bear, who each mention their own ingredients, and by the time she returns home she has brought back vanilla, cream and sugar instead. Mother Bunny gently reassures her and turns the mix-up into birthday ice cream, which the family then enjoys together at dinner.

New Kid on the Block

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When a moving truck brings a new family to the block, Bea and her friends welcome the new kid, Priya, with homemade cookies. Priya cannot find her favourite puppets among the moving boxes and grows worried, so the friends form a 'kindness club' and play detectives to track them down. They follow clues, a smiley face on the box, its large size, and the oink of a piggy bank inside, until they open the right box. Priya reunites with her puppets and the group welcomes her to the neighbourhood.

Friday Feast at Jack's Café

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Jack hosts the weekly Friday Feast pizza party at the Hummingbird Cafe, but Chef arrives with his arm in a sling and cannot make the dough alone. Jack offers to be Chef's 'helping hand' and friends pitch in to cook, cut vegetables, and decorate the cafe. When the finished pizza slides off the pan onto the vegetables, the group turns the mishap into a clover-shaped veggie dish. They agree that being together matters more than a perfect pizza and end with a song about kindness.

Best Square Chef

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Bea and her friends set out to make a pizza lunch, but Ty and Lexi cannot agree on toppings, one wanting peppers and pickles and the other pepperoni and pineapple. Bea calls a kindness club meeting, and the two turn cooking into a 'Best Square Chef' contest that soon slides into unkind jabs. After Bea plays back a recording of their bickering and leads a song about trying new foods, the friends taste each other's pizzas and both enjoy them. They apologise, and the episode ends with everyone sharing a combined pizza together.

Bruda's Pie

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In an underwater world, a young whale named Bruder bakes a plankton pie with his mum and takes it to a school picnic led by his teacher Miss Aime. When several classmates lose or forget their snacks, the friends follow a delicious smell around the seabed but cannot find its source. A seahorse named Puri shares his small kelp donut, and Bruder finally admits the smell is his own hidden pie. He shares it with everyone and the day ends with the friends eating together and smiling.

Elmo's Magnificent Mini City

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On a very hot day, Elmo and his friends gather at a cooling center where Elmo would rather play a tablet game than join in. While Abby and Julia build a tiny city out of cups, boxes and sponges, Elmo learns to put the tablet down, stretch and help out. The episode then moves through a pretend 'floor is quicksand' game, a segment where Cookie Monster and Gonger bake cornbread and visit a real cornfield, and an Elmo's World about babies. It ends with the friends finishing their mini city together and a closing song.

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.

Grover's Play

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On Sesame Street, Director Grover plans a fairy-tale play and casts his friends, but he refuses to let Elmo, Abby, Telly, and Ji Young change their parts, so the cast walks out. Alone and regretful, Grover realizes the play is no fun without them, apologizes, and they build a new plan together that includes everyone's ideas. The episode then moves through Cookie Monster's tea party, where Elmo and Tango help him set up after he muddles his to-do list, a Monster Foodies segment where Cookie Monster and Gonger make a half-mushroom, half-pineapple pizza and visit a real pineapple farm, and an Elmo's World about gardens. It closes with Elmo's happy dance and the credits.

1, 2 What Shall We Do?

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A young animated child bakes a cake in a bright kitchen while a song counts from one to ten and names each step, from measuring and pouring to whisking, baking, and decorating. The counting refrain repeats three times, ending with the child eating the finished cake. A short, separate nursery rhyme then begins as the video moves into a closing screen with a subscribe button, a website address, and thumbnails of more videos.

Present

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Tim Rex and his siblings Tia and Tommy, a family of dinosaurs living in space, learn that Grandma is on her way and rush to make her a present. Each child tries a different idea, a painting, some crater crumpets and a sparkly crown, and every attempt goes wrong. An adult reminds them that the best present is simply being together, so they stage a musical reunion show. Grandma arrives, reveals the call had been misheard, and hands the children a present of her own before the family sings a song for her.

Pat-a-Cake

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Two friends, Lea in her red bunny hood and an orange-haired girl, bake a cake together in a bright playroom kitchen. Set to the pat-a-cake nursery rhyme, they roll and shape dough, use an elephant-shaped oven and are joined by a saxophone-playing creature and a small mouse. The song repeats its verses as the cake is decorated with cream and strawberries. It ends with the children happily admiring the finished layered cake.

Dee and the Banana Gemstone

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Dee and her friends in the land of Oz set out to recover a magical banana gemstone needed to build the gemstone loop. Sisters Easton and Weston keep arguing over whether to do things fast or slow, and their bickering lets the teddy bear villain Stuffley steal the gem. With encouragement from their teacher Miss Emerald, the sisters stop competing, work together with Dee, and take the gem back using a banana decoy and the help of flying woo-hoo birds. The episode ends with the friends sharing banana pudding, followed by a short scene introducing Quentin, a bumblebee scout looking to earn an explorer badge.