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Umbrella, Umbrella

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Pocoyo, a small boy in a blue outfit, finds a red umbrella and sets out to discover what it is for, watched over by an off-screen narrator who talks him and the viewer through it. He opens and closes it, hides under it and plays with his friends Loula the dog, Pato the duck and Elly the elephant, trying the umbrella as a boat and a swing. When clouds gather and rain starts to fall, Pocoyo raises the umbrella and keeps everyone dry. The narrator wraps up by thanking the viewer and Pocoyo before saying goodbye.

Why Is It So Windy Today?

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A curious girl named Jessy and her purple sea monster friend Nessie set out to discover why it is so windy today after Nessie's red ribbon blows away. They ask talking trees, racing leaves and a cloud family, then reason that walking into the wind will lead them to its source. They find a giant pink balloon whose sneezing is causing all the wind, and they tie off his loose end with the ribbon to stop it. The wind calms, the balloon feels better, and Nessie ends up with an even nicer purple ribbon.

Where Else Can We Find Echoes?

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Nessy, a purple monster, and his friend Jessy spend the morning waiting for Great Granny Grandmonster to arrive by train for Great Grandmonster's Day. To pass the time, Nessy becomes curious about echoes and the two search a train station, a park and a hilltop before following the sound to a hidden valley full of echoes. Along the way they buy presents, gather flowers and help each other with a heavy wagon. The episode ends with the relative arriving to enjoy the valley and the pile of gifts.

Why Is the Moon Out During the Day?

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Jessy, a girl with glasses, and Nessie, a purple monster in pyjamas, disagree about whether it is day or night when Nessie spots the moon in a daytime sky and wants her bedtime story. Curious about why the moon and sun are out together, they call up to the moon, try an observatory telescope, and are lifted into the sky by their friend Hugh G. They discover the moon and sun are best friends playing hide-and-seek, which is why both can appear at once. As the sky finally darkens, Jessy begins Nessie's bedtime story about the moon.

Rosie's Rockin' Pet

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Ada, Rosie and Iggy try to figure out the mystery of Rosie's pet rock, treating it as a science question to investigate together. They form guesses, test ideas and sing their way through the steps until they reach an answer. The animated story is followed by a short live-action segment in which a presenter shows real rocks and a meteorite found in Kansas. The friends end on a shared discovery before the closing credits and songs.

Hawai'i

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George the monkey wakes up on a Hawaiian vacation and sets off to explore while the Man in the Yellow Hat goes birdwatching. With his dog friend Hundley, George drifts along the coast, crosses a coral reef, climbs toward a volcano, and photographs plants, birds, and sea turtles along the way. He meets hotel staff, locals, and two botanists who explain Hawaiian nature and culture. By sunset George finds his way back and reunites with the Man, having captured the whole day in pictures.

Valley of the Stygimolochs

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Buddy, a young Tyrannosaurus Rex, and his Pteranodon sister Tiny ride the Dinosaur Train with their mother to the Valley of the Stygimolochs. There they meet a family of dome-headed Stygimolochs and learn how these dinosaurs look and behave, with Buddy forming a guess and checking it against what he sees. The animated adventure moves between train rides and exploring the valley on foot. It closes with Dr. Scott, a real paleontologist, who connects the episode to actual dinosaur science.

The Key to It All

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Pocoyo finds a shiny golden key and, with his friends Pato and Elly and a warm offscreen narrator, sets out to discover what it opens. The key leads him through doors, a basement, and an underwater lift down to the sea bed, and finally to a treasure chest buried on a beach. The chest turns out to be full of more keys, and the narrator ties it to a closing thought about staying curious. The friends cheer together before the episode ends.

How Do Airplanes Stay Up in the Sky?

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Jessy, a girl in an orange jacket, and Nessy, a purple creature, pack for a trip to granny's house and set out to answer how aeroplanes stay up in the sky. They fly kites with friends, ride a Ferris wheel to look for planes and meet Squiggles, who folds paper aeroplanes. Along the way Jessy gives away her extra things so her suitcase will close. The episode ends with a playful answer that planes 'have legs' and the two boarding a plane to granny's.

I Love the Nightlife

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Nick and Sally build a sleepover fort and plan to stay up all night when the Cat in the Hat arrives, having lost his favorite red-and-white hat in the forest of Wagamaru. Together they travel there and meet three nocturnal animals, an owl with sharp eyes, a bat with keen hearing, and an opossum with a strong nose, and borrow each sense to follow the trail. The opossum's nose leads them to the hat, whose surprise is a nighttime snack, and they share a midnight feast while the animals explain they stay up to eat. The episode ends with everyone settling to sleep, followed by a short song about how different animals move.

Laughing

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The Hoobs, large puppet characters, set out to answer one question: what makes both Hoobs and the real children they call tiddlypeeps laugh. From their colourful home they research on Hoobnet, hear a story about party objects, and drive out to visit children, testing jokes, a whoopee cushion, a party cracker and clowns, none of which works for everyone. In the end they discover that tickling makes both Hoobs and children laugh. They share the answer on their Hoob News broadcast.

Show Me the Honey

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Nick runs out of honey and tries to make his own, so the Cat in the Hat takes him and his sister Sally to Queen Priscilla Bazoo's hive. There they join the honey dance, discover that nectar hidden in flowers is the secret ingredient, and help the bees collect and mix it into honey. The children carry a honeycomb home and finally sit down to a honey breakfast. Two short segments follow, one explaining that all birds have feathers and one asking what red-eyed tree frogs eat.