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Sad Baby

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Star is leading a yoga session with her pups on the terrace when Baby announces that winter ruins everything and heads inside to hibernate. Star first moves the yoga mat indoors and then offers freshly baked biscuits, but neither lifts his mood. Slivington points out that Baby keeps shivering, so Star sews him a full winter outfit with earmuffs, boots and a padded coat. Warm at last, Baby heads out, sees the snow-covered rooftop and decides winter is not so bad, and the episode closes with all three doing the happy penguin pose in the snow.

The Harvest Spirit

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During a Harvest Festival dinner in the town of Sturdy Stone, Pinecone questions why everyone hides indoors from a Harvest Spirit no one has ever seen. She, her unicorn Pony and their friend Hawthorn set out on a nighttime quest, following an eerie moaning sound through the streets and into the swamp. They discover the sound comes from jilly-toads driven out of their flooded home by the town's heavy festival float. The town moves the float, frees the toads and celebrates together, agreeing to keep the tradition without harming the swamp.

Not Feeling the Fireworks

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Star hands out party hats at her pink hotel and announces that this New Year's Eve there will be fireworks on the rooftop terrace. Her pups back out once they hear about the loud bangs, so Star first tries getting them to face their fear by playing loud sounds in the park, which only upsets them. She then offers her own headphones, the pups test them by asking her to play something loud, and it works. Extra headphones are arranged for the other dogs, and the whole group watches the fireworks together and wishes each other a happy New Year.

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.

Lost in the Sewer

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Craig, JP and Kelsey head into the storm sewers to map them for the self-styled Sewer Queen, a kid who leads a group of children playing underground. When the queen goes missing after losing her glasses, the panicked kids turn to Craig, who charges off to lead the search and lands everyone in a trap. He stops, admits he rushed in without a plan, and reasons out how to drain the flooded chamber back to the creek. The group finds the queen pinned under a car, frees her together, and heads off for a snack.

Starkle Wish Day

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Star wakes her pups for Starkle Wish Day and takes them to the hotel rooftop to make a wish each. Diamond asks for a blingier tiara while Muggsy, Baby and Slivington all wish they could fly, and Bijou keeps her wish a secret. Star slips away and builds the tiara herself, then turns folded towels into clouds and suitcases plus a hair dryer into a pretend flight so the flying wishes can come true too. At the end Bijou reveals she only wished to see her friends happy, and Star says her own wish was that everyone else's would come true, before the episode closes with the theme song and credits.

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.

Vulture's Nest

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Craig and his friends Kelsey and JP meet a teen band called The Cutoffs, who teach them to play instruments and write a song. When the band loses its garage venue to a complaining neighbor, the kids help find a replacement in an abandoned barn near the creek. The barn is the very place Craig has feared since a past run-in with a vulture. He faces that fear, comes down to perform his song at the show, and the group names the new spot The Vulture's Nest.

Let the Water Run

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In Fraggle Rock, the underground pool suddenly runs dry, upending Red's plans for her first swimming show while the giant Gorg family upstairs wants water for a bath. The real cause is Doc, a human inventor in his workshop, who has switched off the water to repair his old boiler. Red insists on doing everything alone but cannot reach the umbrella she needs until she asks her friend Gobo for help, and the two retrieve it together. Once Doc finishes the repair the water rushes back, and Red opens her swimming extravaganza with a diving leap.

Rattlesnake Crystal

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Chris and Martin Kratt and their crew crash-land their ship, the Tortuga, in the Sonoran Desert and find that its power crystals, made of a rare material called tellurium, are failing. Racing a countdown, the brothers use heat vision and 'rattlesnake powers' to search underground through ground squirrel tunnels, learning about real rattlesnakes along the way. They find tellurium crystals in a den full of snakes and get them back just in time to save the ship. The episode closes with live footage of the real brothers tracking wild rattlesnakes at a desert museum.

Voyage of the Butterflier XT

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Brothers Chris and Martin Kratt set out to prove that a single monarch butterfly can travel three thousand miles to Mexico. Shrinking to butterfly size in a tiny flying vehicle, they follow a monarch named Maxilla through predators, a windstorm and a fashion designer who wants to capture butterflies for accessories. Along the way they explain the monarch life cycle, migration and survival tricks. Maxilla lays her eggs and dies, and a new generation hatches to continue the journey north.

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.