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Larger Than Life

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Carl, a young boy, spends all his birthday money on a toy robot he imagines will be fifty feet tall and able to shoot light beams. When the package arrives it holds only a small robot, and Carl is deeply disappointed. His neighbor Stillwater, a panda, tells him a story about his friend Dahlia, who planted melon seeds, grew pumpkins by mistake, and turned them into a pie everyone loved. Carl decides he can still have fun with the robot in a different way and plays imaginative adventures with Addy and the others.

Birthday Soup

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It is Little Bear's birthday, and he believes his mother has forgotten, so he decides to make Birthday Soup for any friends who might visit. After a quiet walk through the forest, he gathers vegetables and cooks a large pot of soup in the cottage kitchen. Hen, Duck and Cat arrive one by one and sit down together at the table to share the meal. Mother Bear returns with a birthday cake, showing she remembered all along.

Square's Very Kind Gesture

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Square finds a rare banana tree with two bananas and decides to give one to his friend Circle so he can be known for a kind gesture. Each time he tries, Circle passes the spare banana on to Triangle, and Square ends up with neither the fruit nor the praise he hoped for. He waits for the tree to grow again, rehearses his plan, and keeps trying. By the end he finally eats one banana at a picnic, still weighing whether to share the other.

The Newcomer

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Stan and Olivia want everyone to play with their giant beach ball, but Bigfoot cannot join because a seagull is sitting on his head and refuses to play. The two friends try one idea after another to befriend the bird, talking to her, sharing a snack, and even wearing seagulls on their own heads. In the end the birds squabble and the newcomer flies off, and Bigfoot reveals she was never his friend, just a bird that had landed on him three days earlier. He thanks the friends and finally takes his turn with the beach ball.

Meet Letter M

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A personified letter M is sad because he has lost his mama, and a friendly narrator invites children to help him find her. Together they trace the letter M, choose the path shaped like M, cross a stream on M stones, and climb hills to the house marked with M. Letter M is reunited with Mama M, who shares her cooking, and the friends take the leftovers to share with the other letters. The episode closes with a channel subscribe message, a credits roll, and a short song featuring Akili and her animal friends.

Rain Rain You Can Stay

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Mi has planned a picnic with his friends Do and Re, but rain arrives over Bebopsburg and thunder frightens him. The friends move the picnic indoors to Do's birdhouse, only to find rain leaking through holes in the roof. They fly out into the storm together, singing to keep their courage up, and cover the roof leaf by leaf. Once the birdhouse is dry, they sit down inside and finally have their picnic.

To Kingdom Come

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Two human children, Emmy and Max, travel to a fantasy dragon world for a beach party, where their dragon friend Ord finds a magic wish shell and refuses to share it. He accidentally wishes himself into Kingdom Come, a place visitors cannot leave, and his friends follow to help. They learn the host will only hand over the key out if someone shares with him first, so Ord gives up part of his treasured cupcake. He earns his sharing badge and everyone returns home in time for the party.

Rosie's Christmas in Mexico

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Rosie and her family leave home and travel by car and plane to Mexico to spend Christmas with relatives. Along the way Rosie explores city plazas and a cathedral, joins a posada and helps break a colorful piñata. The family shares meals and gathers around the decorated tree, and Santa appears as part of the holiday. The story ends on Christmas morning, opening presents together.

Play Challenge or Surprise Where Will It Stop?

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Billy and Bam Bam, two cartoon friends, play a homemade game of spin the bottle in their colorful playroom. They gather cardboard, a hula hoop, a bottle and crayons, build a spinning wheel together, and draw challenges and a surprise treat onto it. Taking turns, they spin and act out whatever the bottle lands on, from jumping on one leg to a forward roll. The game ends when the bottle lands on the surprise, a chocolate bar that they share before waving goodbye.

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.

The Pirate Problem

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Peg and her cat are picnicking on a tropical island when a crew of hungry pirates demands food. Using counting and fair sharing, the pair gather peaches and divide them so every pirate gets the same amount, then use the same trick to split a banana and some shells. Along the way they meet Ramone filming a music video and a monkey who grabs the fruit. The episode closes with the pirates sharing happily, followed by the closing credits and an end card.

The Camping Trip and the Hungry Bear

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A group of children and their aunties and uncles set up a backyard camping trip, only for their tent to collapse and their food to disappear. They fix the tent, share a single apple, and go fishing when the meal goes missing. A bear turns out to have taken the food, but he explains his own house was broken, apologises, and the children choose to walk him home. The episode ends with the group agreeing to be more prepared for camping next time.