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Buddy Race

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Dora is running a buddy race in the park with her friend Alana to raise money to rebuild the city's playground. When Alana twists her ankle just before the start, the group decides that Pablo, Emma, Naya and Kate will each take one section of the race and pass a team flag along. The course takes them through a tandem bike and hula hoop obstacle run, a rhyming music stage, a kayak trip down an underground river and a fruit catching round in costume. Alana returns for the final sports brain teasers, the team finishes, and the announcer confirms the playground will be repaired.

Centopia's Hope

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Mia is a new girl at a boarding school who feels out of place until a magical book transports her to Centopia, where she becomes a winged fairy who can speak with unicorns. A prophecy points to a plain, ugly-sounding trumpet as the land's 'new hope', and Mia sets out to prove it while Queen Panthea captures unicorns and steals their horns. When the trumpet's noise drives off Panthea's creatures in battle, Mia earns the king's respect and her friends' gratitude. Back at school she connects with Vincent, a boy who shares her interest in the ancient runes.

Keep Calm and Yoga On

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Jessica spots yoga on her laptop at the neighbourhood café and takes the idea to the park. Brown, Cony, Sally, Moon, Boss and James gather on the lawn, roll out mats and work through stretches and balancing poses, with a music speaker and a pose demonstration to guide them. Most attempts collapse into tumbles across the grass, and Brown and Cony end up floating in the pond. The session winds down and the episode closes back inside the café, where Leonard keeps moving on his own.

Sharkdog on Ice

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In this episode of Sharkdog, a sudden cold snap turns the school's Under the Sea Ball into a snowball, forcing the Shark Pack to swap their dance for an ice skating routine none of them can do. Ollie, afraid of letting his friends down, secretly hides on Sharkdog to fake being a star skater. When Sharkdog gets too cold and the performance collapses, Ollie admits the truth. The friends forgive him, and the episode ends teasing a trip to find more Sharkdogs.

Who's Heftier?

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In the Smurf village, weak little Wimpy brags that he is stronger than Hefty, and the two face off in an obstacle-course contest. When Wimpy wins by luck and takes the title 'Heftier', Smurfette disguises herself as a fortune teller and invents a meteorite prophecy to help Hefty win a rematch. A real meteorite then falls, and Wimpy's warning saves the whole village. The Smurfs cheer him as the hero at the end.

Brown and Swole

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Brown watches Cony jog past his door and decides he wants to run with her, but he cannot keep up and ends up flat on the ground by the river. Moon steps in as his coach and drives him through days of training, weights on the grass, boxing rounds, sprints through town, a plate of fish and vegetables instead of the sofa. The pushing wears Moon out first, and he ends up panting on a park bench while Brown keeps going. Brown finally jogs alongside Cony through town, then drops face-down on the pavement, exhausted.

Smurf-Fu

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In the Smurf village and surrounding forest, Smurfette rescues Brainy from a snake using a fighting art called Smurfoo and then tries to teach it to the others. She pushes them to defend themselves alone, they rebel and plot to scare her, but a real ogre captures the group. Smurfette fights the ogre and frees her friends, and everyone realises they work best as a team. The episode ends with the Smurfs reunited and their motto restored.

Everything's Coming Up Goofy

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Goofy and his son Max load up a moving truck and arrive in a new suburban neighborhood, only to discover that their next-door neighbor is the loud, bossy Pete, who lives with his wife Peg, son PJ and little daughter Pistol. The episode follows the awkward first meetings between the two families, with Goofy's good-natured blunders constantly setting off Pete's temper while Max and PJ quietly start to become friends. A series of mishaps in yards, driveways and around the block builds to a shared backyard baseball game. The episode closes with the families pulled together, however reluctantly, on the same street.

Dodgeball

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Brown runs his café while Cony, Sally, James and the rest of the friends drift in, and a red ball soon sets the group off to the park. There they mark out a field with cones, split into two teams and play a dodgeball match with an older man in a striped shirt as referee. Players are struck out one by one, and Cony ends up facing Brown, with pink hearts flooding the screen before she fires the ball at him. Brown is knocked flat and stays on the grass while the rest of the group stands at the line laughing.

Good Neighbor Goof

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Goofy and his neighbour Pete take their sons Max and PJ on a fishing outing that starts in their suburban neighbourhood and ends on a stormy sea. Pete spends much of the episode scheming and yelling while Goofy bumbles along; the boys end up helping when things go wrong. The trip is interrupted by a violent storm and a giant sea creature before the group eventually makes it back. The episode closes with a return to calmer waters and standard end credits.

The A-Tom-Inable Snowman

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At a snowy mountain lodge, a cat chases a mouse through ski runs, traps and deep snow. A large friendly furry creature keeps finding the mouse and shielding it from the cat, foiling each new scheme. The cat ends up battered, frozen and outwitted at every turn. The short closes on a comic tropical daydream before the final card.

I'm Just Wild About Jerry

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Tom the cat chases Jerry the mouse through a closed department store, moving from toy counters to staircases, pipes and a ping-pong table. Jerry keeps outwitting Tom, who tries traps with toy cars and a heavy bowling ball, taking the brunt of each failed scheme. The chase runs almost wordlessly on sound effects and physical gags. It closes with a nighttime train-tracks scene and a final image of Jerry with a halo and wings before the end card.