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A Bot in His Natural Habitat

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Doug, a robot boy, and his friend Emma set out as nature photographers and find a baby duckling that is far from where it belongs. After learning what a habitat is, they try to build the duck a home in a craft room, then a robot factory, then a homemade pond, each attempt failing. Following a sound Doug picks up, they finally reach a real pond where the duckling reunites with its family. Doug returns home and tells his mom he is happiest where he belongs, just like the duck.

Heart's Family Photo

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A customer named Hart visits the Helpsters because he misses his big family and wants a photo where every face can be seen. Cody's team makes a plan with three jobs: gather the family, find a camera, and take the picture. They round up Hart's relatives from a hotel, a pizza place and beyond, then work through several failed attempts as the family follows every command literally. In the end they hit on asking whoever is yellow to turn toward the camera, and Hart finally gets his good family photo.

Bot of the Party

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At ReBots, a robot delivery company in a future city, Doug and his human friend Emma throw a party to celebrate the drone Jenny's 1,000th delivery. They set up games like limbo and musical chairs, but Safety Bot keeps rebooting the party items into 'safer' objects, leaving the party bare. Jenny then reveals that being with her friends was her favourite part all along. The group ends by turning the reboot booth into a photo booth so everyone, including Safety Bot, can pose together.

The Giant Squid

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While Professor Inkling bakes fish biscuits on the Octopod, the Gup-A is grabbed by an unseen creature near a set of underwater caves and escapes coated in slimy ink and ringed sucker marks. Inkling recognises the marks as belonging to his distant cousin Irving the giant squid and joins Captain Barnacles, Kwazii and Peso on a search mission. The crew explores the dark caves, mistaking a manta ray and an eel for the squid, until Irving follows the smell of the biscuits and reunites with his cousin. Irving explains he was simply hungry, eats several baskets of biscuits, and the episode ends with a posed family photo at the Octopod.

Sandcastles

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At the beach, Sally the cat sets out to build the biggest sandcastle in the world, one to 'last forever,' while her friends build a sand city nearby. When the tide starts rising, the group tries a wall, a mountain of sand, and a hole to drain the ocean, but nothing holds the water back. The castle is washed away and Sally is heartbroken, until Pete and the others comfort her with the idea that the day lives on as a memory. The episode ends with a song about sandcastles and memories and a plan to come back and build again tomorrow.

Moon Jump

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In the fairy tale forest, a yearly drawing decides who gets to ride the cow that jumps over the moon, and Goldie is picked instead of her best friend Bear, who had his heart set on it. Bear hides his disappointment, and with his mama's help tries to be happy for her, while Goldie realises how much the moon means to him and attempts to give up her seat. The rules forbid trading places, but when the cow suddenly bolts, both friends end up clinging to its back. They sail over the moon together, agreeing it is better because they do it as a pair.

Attack of the Green Giggles

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On a park trip, Peter Parker struggles to photograph squirrels while Green Goblin unleashes giggle gas that makes everyone laugh so he can steal in peace. As Spidey, Peter teams up with Ms. Marvel to chase the villain from the park through the city, trying web tricks, a protective mask, and finally a stretch-powered slingshot to reach his glider. They catch Green Goblin and clear the gas, and the city is safe again. Back in the park, Peter keeps trying until he finally snaps a great photo of a squirrel.

Action!

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News reporter Ted Lister spends a week filming Big Tree City Rescue, and the flashier rescuers get all the camera time while Kit the medic is edited out. Determined to prove he is worth watching, Kit takes over a call-out about a stuck ball and then sets Ted's cart rolling downhill to create a rescue worth broadcasting. When the cart heads for the river and a busy roundabout, Kit admits he cannot handle it and calls Becky, Flame and Splash, who catch Ted in mid-air. Kit treats Ted's injuries as the medic, apologises, and Ted signs off saying it made great television.

Narco Klepto

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Belongings start vanishing from homes across the Oddbods neighbourhood, and Bubbles decides to find out who is responsible. She installs cameras, studies the recordings, pins up photographs of every neighbour and crosses them off one by one until only Zee is left. Following him at night, she discovers he is taking everything while fast asleep, and she trails him into a large building to get proof. The security system catches Bubbles instead, and the episode closes on Zee dozing on his sofa with the missing remote in his hand.

Alien Abduction

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A Newt to Remember

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Fuse smartens up in his car and drives to collect Newt for an evening out, leaving Slick standing in the road with his keys. Slick chases them through the neighbourhood, to a drive-in cinema showing a black-and-white wolf film, and on to a roadside burger stand. Out in the forest under the full moon, Newt grows fangs, pointed ears and claws, and Slick, after fleeing and then photographing her, comes back and stays. The night ends with the characters heading home in the car, yawning.

It's My Party

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Jeff, the purple Oddbod, counts the days down to his party on a calendar hanging by the door. He prepares everything himself, a cupcake with one candle from the fridge, a tray of sandwiches cut into squares, a table laid with plates and cups, and he waits with a wrapped gift while his housemates throw a loud party of their own around him. Each time he tries to join in he is bumped aside, left out of a photo or simply not seen, and at one point he sits down to a tea party with a suit of armour and a doll for guests. The episode ends with the disco at full tilt and Jeff flattened on the floor, his own party never happening, followed by a short gag after the closing logo.