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Bingo

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Bingo, the younger sister in the Heeler dog family, has to figure out how to play on her own while Bluey is at Chloe's house and the adults are busy. She tries games that need a partner (pretend doctor, I-Spy, hide and seek), then asks Dad for a problem and chooses to solve a world map puzzle. She gets stuck on the missing New Zealand piece, decides to make 'missing posters' and stick them on the fridge, and the trick works when Bluey comes home and spots the piece, answering the family's question about what colour kiwi birds are.

Big Trouble in Lil Labyrinth

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The Little Rumblers, a squad of kid warriors led by Pinecone and her pony, arrive expecting a physical obstacle course, but it has been replaced by a magical labyrinth run by the WizKids. Room by room, each child clears a puzzle using a hidden talent, playing musical circles like a harp, solving a riddle, reading a shifting tile pattern and dancing across, while Pinecone worries she has no skill to offer. She finally uses her rope-jumping game to get the group through the last room. Everyone is awarded a Most Valuable Warrior token, with the lesson that every talent, big or small, has value.

Puzzle

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Two neighbour puppets sit down at a table to put together a large jigsaw puzzle. When pieces will not fit, they reach for a hammer, then a vacuum cleaner, then a garden rake, glue and scissors, with each new tool causing a fresh mishap. Pieces scatter across the carpet, get sucked into the vacuum, fall apart and end up glued to their hands. In the end they cover the broken puzzle with a cloth, declare the job finished and congratulate each other.

The Crayonverters Collection/Lotta's New Instrument

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In two stories set in Fuzzy Town, Carl the raccoon and his animal friends work through everyday problems. First Carl lends Nico a special color-changing crayon that breaks during a drawing session, sparking a long argument that they finally settle by reading the instructions and apologising. Then Lotta the fox struggles with a new saxophone and nearly gives up until friends share how they mastered badminton and jumping rope. She practices one note at a time and plays her first full song.

Cookie Monster's Magical Cart

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Cookie Monster delivers cookies around Sesame Street with his cart until Abby Cadabby uses fairy magic to move it without asking, sending the cart zooming and spinning out of control. With Elmo's help, Cookie Monster tells Abby he feels frustrated because she did not listen, Abby apologizes and undoes the spell, and the two agree to push the cart together. The episode also follows Cookie Monster and Gonger as they visit a farm and cook stir-fried Brussels sprouts for Fred, an Elmo segment about finding a quiet place when neighbors are noisy, and an Elmo's World about nursery rhymes. Each part ends with the problem resolved and the characters happy.

Why the Frown, Brown?

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Brown the bear is working in his café wearing a frown, and his friends decide something must be wrong. Moon pushes snacks and a drink at him, the café boss offers his sudoku puzzle, Sally tries a tumbling routine, and Brown goes to the bathroom to inspect his own face in the mirror. Cony arrives at the café with a red rose and hands it to him, and hearts appear around them both. The episode closes with the group together in the café, laughing, while Sally is left looking put out.