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Itchy Head Lice

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Host Jessi and her robot rat Squeaks explain head lice from a bright studio set, using close-up footage and simple diagrams. Jessi describes what lice are, how they spread through shared hats and brushes, their life cycle from egg to adult, and how to treat them with a fine-tooth comb and special shampoo. She reassures children that anyone can get lice and it is nothing to worry about. The episode ends with her advice to tell an adult whenever something feels unusual.

Silent Treatment

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George, a quiet moose in the town of Elwood City, becomes convinced his friends never notice him, so he decides to stop talking until someone does. A dream in which his dummy Wally shows a world where George never existed helps him realise he does matter. His friends, who had been secretly planning a surprise party, reveal that he won the woodworking contest, and the group ends up playing hide-n-seek together. Real children then share their own funny misunderstandings.

Why the Frown, Brown?

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Brown the bear is working in his café wearing a frown, and his friends decide something must be wrong. Moon pushes snacks and a drink at him, the café boss offers his sudoku puzzle, Sally tries a tumbling routine, and Brown goes to the bathroom to inspect his own face in the mirror. Cony arrives at the café with a red rose and hands it to him, and hearts appear around them both. The episode closes with the group together in the café, laughing, while Sally is left looking put out.

Spicy Noodles

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Brown and Cony walk through their town and past the pond, and Cony gets an idea for a bowl of spicy noodles. At the noodle shop the friends, including Moon, Sally, Jessica and a panda diner, work through bowl after bowl of fiery red noodles while the cook makes each round hotter. Brown eats his portion without a flicker until the heat finally escapes in one enormous burst of fire that cracks the pavement outside. The episode ends with Cony and Brown standing on the broken street, talking it over before heading off again.

Deconstructing Doof

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A psychiatrist, Dr. Mosley Shamai, prepares to unveil the truth behind two patients who share the same 'delusion': Candace, who says her brothers' inventions vanish daily, and Doofenshmirtz, who blames a spy platypus. Across therapy sessions, home visits and a musical number, the doctor builds a theory that their impossible stories are connected. At his big on-stage reveal, his proof disappears and a real disco blimp appears, tipping him into a meltdown and leaving him questioning his own sanity. Candace, meanwhile, walks away cheerful and reassured by her mother.