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Monster in the Garden

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Craig and his siblings spend a weekend at their grandparents' house, where granddad's vegetable garden is being mysteriously eaten. Craig teams up with granddad to build a fence and set traps, imagining the culprit is a shapeshifting monster. After each plan fails, he patiently watches the garden at night and discovers the real thief is a deer slipping through a hole in the fence. Grandma, a city councilwoman, calls to have the fence holes patched, and the mystery is solved.

Treat Your Creature

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On Treat Your Creature Day, Pinecone sets out to celebrate her pony, Pony, and starts with his simple favorite things. After seeing Annabelle lavish fancy treats and a parade on her pony Paragon, Pinecone abandons the plan and throws an ever bigger, fancier party that Pony never wanted. She gets so caught up in it that she loses track of Pony entirely, then realizes what is special for one friend is not special for another. The two reunite, apologize, and end the day quietly wishing on shooting stars together.

Sleepless at the Sleepover

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A young boy named Hawthorne goes to his first sleepover at his best friend Pinecone's home in a magical kingdom, where her dad makes snacks and the families share dinner and music. When creepy puppets, shadows and unfamiliar surroundings keep him from sleeping, his parent picks him up in the night, leaving both friends sad. The children then study, prepare and train to try again, with Pinecone removing anything scary from her room. On the second attempt Hawthorne makes it through the night, and both families celebrate together over breakfast.

Hero Soup

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In a make-believe warrior world, young Pinecone and her friend Hoth decide to cheer up their sick teacher Gladys by cooking a magical 'Hero Soup'. The recipe needs a mysterious 'Essence of Hero', which sends them chasing heroic deeds and then a famous hero named Ace. When Ace is revealed to have faked all her rescues, Pinecone realizes a true hero simply helps others with what they need. The friends quietly take care of Gladys's chores, and the soup finally works.

It's a Pony Thing

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In a warm fantasy village, the wizardly mentor Grey Moon leaves Pony in charge of a rare cocoon that will hatch into a glowing lunar butterfly named Winnie. Pinecone, sure that her best friend would rather adventure with her, keeps inventing ways to skip the job, and her makeshift alarm fails so they miss the hatching. When Pony turns out to have quietly cared about Winnie all along, Pinecone apologises and the two track the butterfly to a dark cave and return her home. The episode ends with the friends agreeing to spend part of the afternoon doing their own separate things.

In Plain Sight

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In a fantasy training world, warrior-in-training Pinecone is paired with the quiet, nature-loving Wizkid Fauna to care for a magical snake root plant and earn a plant care token. Distracted by jealousy over her best friend Hawthorne befriending Annabelle, Pinecone bungles the plant care while Fauna patiently does the real work. By the end Pinecone admits she did not earn the token and gives Fauna the credit, then makes up with Hawthorne. The episode closes with Fauna inviting Pinecone to the hidden waterfall.

Down the Drain

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Noah falls down a street drain into a fantastical green underground world, where he meets Coco, a chihuahua who keeps shouting 'mi pelota' (my ball) in Spanish. Noah struggles to understand, at one point mistaking a crocodile for the ball, before realizing the crocodile is 'enfermo' (sick) and 'necesita un doctor' (needs a doctor). He helps get a doctor and the lost ball is found. The episode ends with Coco thanking the helper, saying 'gracias'.

Mystery on the Prairie

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Brothers Chris and Martin Kratt explore the North American shortgrass prairie, where they investigate two animal mysteries: who is impaling insects and small prey on thornbushes, and why one egg in a nest looks different from the rest. With help from their crew aboard the Tortuga, they discover that loggerhead shrikes use thorns instead of talons, and that buffalo birds, also called cowbirds, secretly lay their eggs in other birds' nests. After mistakenly 'rescuing' a cowbird chick they name Moo, they realize the chick belonged where it was and decide to raise it themselves. Live-action segments with the real Kratt brothers and footage of actual prairie animals bookend the animated adventure.

Jungle

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A narrator guides a journey through the rainforests of Latin America, following the smallest creatures as they survive among giant trees. A strawberry dart frog searches for a safe place to raise her tadpole, pygmy marmosets share the care of their young, and leafcutter ants, hummingbirds, an orchid bee, and a dung beetle each play their part. A great tree falls partway through, reshaping the forest and opening a gap for new life. The film closes on renewal, with the frog setting out again to raise the next generation.

Wembley and the Gorgs

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When Boober's lucky walking stick breaks, Gobo and Wembley go to the giant Gorgs' garden for a new one, and Wembley is captured by the Gorg family. He enjoys being treated as their prized 'loyal subject' until his friends arrive to rescue him and are caught too. The Fraggles escape together, and Wembley realizes that comfortable captivity is still captivity. In a parallel thread, the inventor Doc leaves to collect an award but hurries home because he misses his dog Sprocket.

Little Howler

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The Kratt brothers discover an orphaned wolf pup, Little Howler, has stowed away in a backpack, and set out to solve the mystery of where he came from. Retracing their day tracking a wolf pack through the northern woods, they learn how wolves howl, run marathon distances and team up with ravens, while dodging a charging moose and a cougar. Once they find the pup's den, they use wolf body language and his familiar scent to return him to the pack. The episode closes with real footage of the pup growing into a young wolf able to run on her own.

Savannah

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This documentary explores the African savannah from the point of view of its smallest animals, including an elephant shrew, a band of dwarf mongoose, a nesting crowned plover and a dung beetle. A narrator follows them through the seasons as the great wildebeest and zebra migration sweeps in, bringing both danger and opportunity. The small creatures forage, cooperate and defend their young against predators and trampling herds. By the end the migration moves on, the eggs hatch, the beetle wins a mate, and the mongoose welcome new recruits as life settles back to calm.