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The Postman

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Zou, a young zebra, is bored until the postman brings letters for everyone except him, plus one delivered by mistake. His mum takes him to the post office where Postmaster Zoey shows him how mail is sent, inspiring Zou to set up his own post office at home. After a confused first round with unlabelled parcels, Grandpa helps him introduce a post box and name labels, and Zou successfully delivers every parcel and receives a thank-you letter from the family.

Feathery Friends Day

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It is Feathery Friends Day in Bebopsburg, and Mi wants to write a song telling every bird how much they mean to her. Her voice gives out, so her friends Do and Re speak for her while Maestro Moon offers a nectar smoothie, and the group decides each bird should sing the song on to the next. The song travels through Seymore, Juan Peacock, Pequeña, Flora and Mama Maddie, but the words change along the way while the melody stays the same. Mi decides instead to sing it to everyone at once, and the episode ends with a night-time concert for the whole town.

Akili and the Alphabet Wall

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Akili, a young girl, cannot remember the order of the alphabet when her father teaches her at bedtime. That night she travels to the dream world of Lala Land, where the wind has blown letters off the alphabet wall, and she helps find letters F, O and W, each introduced through a song about words that begin with it. Once every letter is back in place, the wall is complete and people can read and write again. The next morning Akili practises writing the alphabet in the sand outside her home and remembers all of it.

Zeros to Donuts

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On a Saturday morning George and the man with the yellow hat plan a breakfast of donuts and eggs, and the man teaches George how adding zeros makes numbers grow. Sent to buy one dozen donuts, George adds extra zeros to the order and accidentally triggers a delivery of a hundred, then a thousand dozen. He spends the day trying to give the surplus away to dogs, shopkeepers and passers-by across the city. In the end George arrives home with the correct single dozen, and the leftover donuts go to the local firefighters.

Message in a Bottle

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On a sunny island, Square spends his beach tidying day and discovers glass bottles that a storm washed ashore, each holding a note with a private secret about him and his friend Triangle. Convinced a spy is collecting their secrets, the two build a trap, until Circle explains the notes are her own, written to sort through her feelings and set adrift on the sea. Square and Triangle apologise and pinky promise never to read her notes again, but curiosity wins and they read one more. Circle catches them, tells them she can no longer trust them, and the episode ends with the two friends alone and regretful.