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The Preachification of Convincing John

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Mokey Fraggle grows troubled that Fraggles keep eating the crystal towers the hard-working Doozers build, so she persuades her friends to swear an oath to stop, even bringing in the smooth-talking Convincing John to sway everyone. Soon Fraggle Rock fills with unfinished buildings, and Mokey discovers the Doozers actually need the Fraggles to eat their towers so they have room to keep building. She admits she was wrong, apologizes, and releases everyone from the oath. Alongside this, Doc putters in his workshop with his dog Sprocket, puzzling over how to sew a button onto a fried egg.

What Would Freda Do?

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Pinecone, who idolises her town's founder Frida the Fierce, is chosen to lead her friends in a group song for the festival honouring Frida. Believing a leader has to be 'fierce', she bosses everyone around until her friends leave to do their own presentations. In her attic she meets Frida's ghost, who reveals she never punched buildings into being but united the town by listening and combining everyone's ideas. Pinecone apologises, reunites the group, and they perform a song they wrote together about a place built on everyone's voice.

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.

Club Book

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Kiff, an energetic squirrel, loves reading out loud, but the library's strict shusher keeps quieting her down. After getting herself put in charge of the public library, Kiff declares it a 'loud library' where noise is allowed, and the librarian quits to go back to baking souffles. The free-for-all quickly turns into chaos that no one can control, and Kiff admits she has ruined the place she loves. She brings the librarian back to restore calm, and the two agree to share the space, a quiet area and a spot for loud readers.

Try This Club On for Size

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Pinecone, a boastful young warrior, and her pony visit their friend Hawthorne's WizKids magic class, sure that spellwork is easier than warrior training. When Pinecone rushes the potion steps she overflows her cauldron and destroys Hawthorne's carefully made rainbow, and he asks her to leave. Realizing how much magic means to him, she returns that night, apologizes, and lets him teach her the real steps. Together they conjure an even bigger rainbow, and Pinecone invites Hawthorne to try her warrior class next.

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.

The Future Is Cardboard

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Craig meets Carter Brown, a boy obsessed with cardboard who recruits him to help build and mobilise an elaborate cardboard city. Absorbed in the project, Craig pushes away his friends Kelsey and JP, and they wander off and discover another cardboard town Carter once abandoned. When Carter uses a giant cardboard robot to crush the rival city, Craig realises building means nothing without his friends. The three reunite, stop the robot, and Carter storms off vowing to return.

Hawthorn the Adventurer

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Hawthorn, a careful WizKid, sets out on his first quest to reach One-Eyed Rock before sundown, joined by his bold friend Pinecone and the frog Blaze. Pinecone keeps pushing him to drop his planning and follow instinct, and a magic sweatband from a curious shop briefly turns Hawthorn reckless. When a stone giant snatches Pony and Blaze, Hawthorn removes the sweatband, thinks clearly, and uses his packed supplies and research to free them. The two friends finish the quest together and agree that both their adventuring styles have value.

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.

Under the Overpass

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Craig, Kelsey and JP take a map and float up the creek to gather honeysuckle they can trade for toys. Beyond the overpass they find eerie painted symbols and a silent hooded archer who chases them through the rain. They escape by ditching their loot and pulling JP from the sinking water, then learn the archer is a child protecting their plants who asks them never to return. Craig decides some places are better left undiscovered.

The Pony Express

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Two young warriors, Pinecone and Annabelle, are sent by their leader Gladys to deliver a package to a wizard before sundown. On the way they bicker over routes and leadership, egged on by a hidden Wood Imp who whispers lies to each of them. When they discover the imp is behind the fight and has stolen the package, they build a trap, distract the imp, and recover it. They deliver the package together and agree they make a good team.

Bring Out Your Beast

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Craig wants to learn the card game Bring Out Your Beast so he can bond with his older brother Bernard, and secretly borrows Bernard's rare and powerful Beast Snare card. When another kid, Turner, gets hold of the card and starts stealing everyone's beasts at the creek, Craig and Bernard team up to win it back. Craig finally beats Turner by playing an overlooked card that damages whoever steals it. The brothers reconcile and Bernard lets Craig keep the collection.