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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.

Dog Decider

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Craig cannot make even simple decisions, so his friends lead him to the Fredites, a group of kids who let a dog named Fred choose for them by sniffing between two options. Craig grows dependent on Fred until the dog is accidentally driven off in a couple's moving van. Along the way Craig comforts a heartbroken young man and hears his friends' own stories about hard choices. In the end he realizes that everyone should make their own decisions and walks away from the group with his friends.

Hammer Away

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Noah, an English-speaking boy in a Spanish-speaking neighborhood, greets señor Carpintero and is asked to fetch his hammer, his 'martillo'. Trying to help, Noah sets off a chain of mishaps, toppling apples, balloons and a wolf and apologizing each time, before counting to ten to settle himself. He finally returns the hammer to the grateful carpenter, who thanks him. The episode closes with a friendly dog appearing on the street and a surprised 'Whoa!' from Noah.

Not Milk

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Noah lives with his grandmother, who speaks to him in Spanish. She asks him to go and fetch milk, 'leche', but Noah mixes up the word and sets off on a confused search around the house and neighbourhood. Along the way the errand gets tangled with a bull, 'toro', and a short comedic chase. By the end Noah brings the milk back and thanks his grandmother, just as the bull turns up at her door.

Goodbye Kitty

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Noah's pet kitty slips away, so he sets off through his Spanish-speaking neighborhood to find it, greeting neighbors as he goes. During the search he mistakes a grumpy lion for his kitty, and his friend Coco sets him straight. Noah helps the lion by pulling a thorn from its paw, then is reunited with his real kitty. Spanish words for animals and greetings run through the whole adventure.

You Can't Do That Without a Hat

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Boober, a worried Fraggle who is sure he is a coward, forgets to whistle a warning and his friend Gobo is nearly caught by a beast. On the advice of the Trash Heap oracle, Boober decides that wearing his hat makes him brave, then falls apart when the hat goes missing. His friends search everywhere for it while, in the human world above, Doc hunts for a lost tool and a Doozer named Flex goes astray. In the end Boober rescues Gobo from a Gorg without his hat and realizes his courage was his own all along.

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.

Fiesta Day

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Three baby bears, Grizz, Panda and Ice Bear, are searching the desert for a home when they discover an underground Fiesta Day thrown by talking piñatas. Grizz tosses a coin into a well and wishes the party would last forever, accidentally trapping everyone in a repeating day where no one can reach tomorrow. Realising his mistake, he confesses and the brothers climb down the well, get past a guarding crocodile, and retrieve the coin. The wish is undone, the day moves forward again, and the bears celebrate Panda's birthday with a party that lasts just one day.

Brunch DJ

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Kiff, an upbeat squirrel, and her best friend Barry are sent by Principal Secretary to track down Barry's brother Harry, who has been skipping school. They find that Harry has become a brunch DJ called 'DJ 1130' at Cafe Penguino, and Kiff is torn between turning him in and supporting his talent. The principal catches Harry using bugged hall passes and expels him, just as a celebrity DJ agent named Flambingo arrives but refuses to represent a dropout. Impressed, the principal lets Harry return to school on the condition that he only DJs Sunday brunch.

The Five Pigeons of the Acapeliapocalypse

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Kiff, an orange squirrel, and her friend Barry become fascinated by a small pigeon toy at a garage sale and set out to collect all five. Gathering the complete set accidentally frees the cursed 'five pigeons of the acapellapocalypse', ancient creatures who throw the town of Table Town into chaos. With reluctant help from Helen, the descendant of the woman who first cursed them, the friends try separating, destroying, and finally reuniting the pigeons. In the end the creatures are contained by being turned into the stars of a reality television show.

Nastya's Magical Adventures

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Across about twenty-four minutes, Nastya and her dad act out a string of pretend-play skits filmed in and around a large house, backyard, toy store and boat. They play a genie granting wishes, chase a lost cat, put on a music show, hunt for pirate treasure, shop for makeup and toys, cross a floor-is-lava game and turn into superheroes. Each segment stands on its own with costume changes and playful effects. The final skit ends with the child choosing to be a princess.