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Bobski Bounce

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Donkey Hodie is set on completing the Bobski Bounce challenge: bouncing on a ball ten times in a row to earn a place on the 'big board.' With her friend Bob Dog cheering her on, she tries again and again and falls every time. Bob Dog shares how he learned to balance a bone on his nose by keeping his head still and focusing on a tree, and Donkey realizes her own head has been moving. She focuses on a fixed point, bounces ten times in a row, and the friends celebrate with a song about learning from mistakes.

Fetch Animal

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In a sunny backyard, a boy named Isa and the red puppet Animal decide to play soccer and set about gathering a ball, a goal and cleats. Each time, Animal fetches the wrong thing, a banana, a rubber chicken, so real soccer is off the table. Instead of giving up, they invent their own game called banana ball, throwing a banana back and forth and crowning themselves champions. The episode ends with confetti, cheering and Animal ready to play the whole thing again.

Barney's Big Race

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In Barney's World, a group of children build cardboard race cars that Barney's magic turns into real vehicles for Barney's Big Race. Mel drives her hot rod Fireball and loses two races in a row, which leaves her frustrated. Barney sits with her, helps her name her feelings and points out everything she enjoyed about the day. The episode ends with the friends agreeing that having fun together is the real win, followed by a closing song and dance.

Surprise For Mini

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Mickey Mouse and his friends gather at the clubhouse to plan a surprise for Minnie. With help from Toodles and the Mouseketools, they head out through the meadow and flower garden, solving counting, colour and shape challenges and inviting the viewer to join in. Minnie is found at the fountain and the surprise comes together. The episode ends with everyone doing the Hot Dog dance.

Treasure Hunt

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In a child's playroom, the small clay creatures discover a crayon treasure map and set off to follow it. Guided by clues numbered one, two and three, they search among the building blocks, toys and crayons. The trail leads them to a wooden toy rainbow, where the treasure is waiting. They gather and celebrate the find together.

Tailball

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In the Dinoverse, young dinosaur Tim and his siblings Tia and Tommy take on their parents in a beach game of tail ball, where players may only strike the ball with their tails. Trailing badly, the kids try being faster, bigger, and adding a flying friend, and each idea fails. Remembering their grandmother's advice about teamwork, they start passing the ball and talking to each other, and come from behind to win. The episode ends with everyone in good spirits and calling for a rematch.

Hurdles

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Small, brightly colored clay creatures gather in a warm playroom and build a little hurdle course from crayons balanced on wooden blocks. One by one they take turns going over the hurdles while the others watch and cheer them on. When a crayon is knocked loose the group simply resets and keeps playing. The episode ends with the creatures celebrating together, followed by the closing credits.

Donald's Big Balloon Race

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Mickey and his friends gather at the clubhouse to help Donald get ready for a big hot-air balloon race. Along the way they call on Toodles for Mouseketools, count and name objects, and solve small obstacles with the viewer's help. The balloons then drift across fields and hills toward the finish line. The episode closes with the whole group celebrating together and singing the 'Hot Dog' song.

Squeeze

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Small, rounded clay-like creatures in yellow, green, blue and pink play together on a warm wooden floor in front of a chalkboard covered in shape doodles. They find a shape-sorter box and spend the episode squeezing their soft bodies through its star, circle and other cut-out holes, nudging pegs and reacting with bright sounds. There is no spoken story; the action is carried by soft sound effects and exclamations like 'Yay!' and 'Whee!'. The episode closes on the creatures still at their play.

Birthday Surprise

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Pooh welcomes the viewer into the Hundred Acre Wood and reveals a surprise birthday party thrown just for them. With Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore and Roo, he shows off decorated balloons and a painting, then leads a bounce-along birthday song. After a cake and a wish, the friends thank the viewer and say goodbye until next time. An end card then counts down to the following episode.

Rolling

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Small, brightly coloured creatures play together across a garden and a simple home, with the episode built around rolling and tumbling objects. They cheer each other on, celebrate small successes and share warm moments with a parent and a baby creature. Communication happens almost entirely through invented sounds, exclamations and a few simple phrases. The episode closes on a final burst of play and a closing title card.

Happy Birthday

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Lea, a girl with orange hair, celebrates her birthday with her friend Pop and a group of animal companions in a house decorated with balloons that spell 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY'. The 'Happy Birthday to you' song plays and repeats while the cast bounces, plays and sets up a candle-topped cake. Slapstick moments feature an elephant and a carrot-saxophone character. The episode ends with the group around the cake as Lea says 'Thank you'.