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Cowboys and Librarians

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Noah reads a Spanish picture book to his pet mouse Coco, then realises the book is an overdue library loan and the library is about to close. He hails a taxi, but the Spanish-speaking driver mishears him and drops him at a ranch full of horses. Noah decides to ride a horse back into the city, learning to handle it along the way. He reaches the library just in time, returns the book, and picks up the Spanish word 'biblioteca'.

I Can Swim

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Noah, a young boy with a tiny mouse perched on his head, and a red-haired girl in swim goggles spend this segment in the water learning to swim. A bouncy song walks through the steps one by one: float like a boat, point your feet and kick, paddle your arms, and blow bubbles like a fish. The Spanish phrase 'puedo nadar' (I can swim) appears on screen and in the refrain throughout. By the end the children put all the steps together and celebrate being able to swim.

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.

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.

I Am Harry Houdini

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Brad is nervous about spending his first whole night in the museum, so Xavier and Yadina take him through the Secret Museum back to 1881 Wisconsin to meet young Harry Houdini. Houdini wants to become a brave performer like a fearless tightrope walker, and learns to take a slow, deep breath to calm himself before doing something scary. The friends bring the technique home and Brad uses it to settle his fear and stay the night. A short bonus story about Bradman and Furby and a secret garden follows before the credits.

I Am Marie Curie

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Xavier, Yadina and Brad use their secret museum to travel back to Poland in 1884 and meet Marie Curie as a young girl. Yadina is sad she is too young for the Butterfly Club, and Marie learns she cannot attend the university because she is a girl. The friends visit a secret Flying University for girls, and Marie later builds her own lab and discovers a new glowing material. Back home Yadina starts her own junior butterfly club open to everyone, and a short hide-and-seek scene in the dinosaur exhibit closes the file.

Itch To Explore

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Craig sets out to draw the most complete map of the creek and dreams of becoming a legend by being the first kid to reach the center of the poison ivy grove. With friends Kelsey and JP, he builds garbage-bag suits and heads in, losing their supplies and getting chased by a mysterious figure. At the center they find a trampoline guarded by a boy immune to poison ivy who only wanted a place of his own. Craig decides to keep the spot a secret for him, and the group bounces home in time for dinner.

I Want to Be You

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Red Fraggle wants to show her friend Gobo a slide stunt, but everyone would rather hear Mokey's poems. Feeling overlooked, Red decides to become Mokey, copying her hair, her voice and her habit of gathering radishes and writing verse, until Boober mistakes the changes for a disease. Disguised as a bush, Red accidentally helps free her friends when a young Gorg traps them, and she decides she would rather be herself, master of the slide. In the human workshop, Doc prepares a costume for a party while his dog Sprocket ends up dressed as Doc.

A Token of Toughness

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Pinecone, a young member of the Little Rumblers, is challenged by her mentor Gladys to find a personal token that represents an act of toughness. Set out to top Gladys' dragon scale, Pinecone leads Pony and her friends on a risky quest up the Dragon Mountains, losing companions along the way as the danger grows. Face to face with a huge dragon, she panics, flees the lair and returns with only a small pinecone, feeling like a failure. Gladys reframes the outcome, explaining that walking away to try again another day is its own kind of toughness, and Pinecone decides to keep trying.

I am Johann Sebastian Bach

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Xavier wants to play his recorder well enough to shine at the school concert, so he and his friends Brad and Yadina use their secret museum to travel back to 1692 Germany. There they meet a young Johann Sebastian Bach, who shows them how he writes music, learns how his organ works, and practices the same song again and again. The children return home with Bach's lesson that getting better takes hard work and practice, and Xavier performs at the concert. A short hide-and-seek scene in the museum's dinosaur exhibit closes the episode.

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.

Noah Rides the Waves

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Noah turns up for a swimming class but a language barrier means he is misunderstood and ends up towed behind a boat on water skis instead. Panicking because he cannot swim, he talks himself through the Spanish for 'I can't swim', working from 'puedo nadar' to 'no puedo nadar', and finally rides the waves to cheers from the other children. A short companion segment then follows a small mouse in a separate, more textured cartoon style. The episode ends on celebration and the mouse's playful antics.