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This Calls for Courage

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Pinecone, a young warrior, sets out on her first solo mission with her pony to gather wild vegetables, refusing the Help Me Horn her dad offers so she can prove her independence. After getting lost, the pair tumble into an underground burrow where a large troll named Lichen seems ready to eat them, but he turns out to be lonely and kind, hiding away out of shame for needing help himself. Pinecone realises she should have called for help sooner, and the troll's booming bellow finally summons her dad, mom, and Lichen's own friends. Everyone reunites safely and heads off to share a salad, with the troll rejoining his community.

The Final Book

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Kelsey, Craig, and JP set out to find the missing final book of the Dragonmancer series after it goes overdue at the library. Framed as a detective case from the 'Smarty Boys' mystery books, they interview kids who are role-playing as horses and ninjas, chase down a red turtle shell backpack, and hit several dead ends. Craig eventually deduces that Stacks, who writes book reports for other kids, hid the book. Stacks admits she was afraid of losing the only friend who talks with her about stories, and Kelsey forgives her and suggests they read a new series together.

Beginnings

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In the underground caves of Fraggle Rock, Gobo's Uncle Matt decides to leave and explore what the Fraggles call outer space, which is really the human world beyond a hole in Doc's workshop wall. Matt asks Gobo to collect the messages he will send back, but Gobo is frightened of the workshop's dog, whom the Fraggles treat as a beast. Gobo visits the all-knowing Trash Heap, who tells him that friends help, so his friends go into the workshop with him. With their support Gobo retrieves the first message and the Fraggles celebrate.

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.

You're It

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In the wooded creek where a group of kids spend their afternoons, Kelsey the self-styled warrior gets tagged in a never-ending game of tag and refuses to pass it on to any other child. With her friends Craig and JP, she seeks out the elders of the creek and tries several ways to end the game rather than doom someone to play alone. After Craig takes the tag himself, they find a studious boy who hates the creek and tag him. The episode ends with Craig announcing that tag has left the creek forever and the friends reunited.

Dorothy Meets the Scarecrow

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Dorothy, stranded in a re-imagined Emerald City, joins a young inventor called West and her circle of magic-using friends to recover something important from a witch antagonist. The episode follows their planning, travel through tunnels and across poppy fields, and a magical confrontation that the group survives by combining their different skills. Action peaks alternate with quieter character beats, and the episode ends with the group together and the immediate threat resolved, while the larger 'get Dorothy home' arc continues into later episodes. The closing credits identify it as an Amazon Studios production.

Kanga-Wrecker!

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At the Super Duper Bunny League's headquarters, the rabbit Stumpy gives his friend Handsome Steve a homemade friendship bracelet. When a robot kangaroo starts wrecking Sandy Harbour in Australia, controlled by a lonely koala called Tango Ruiner, Steve flies ahead while his teammates are stuck on a long commercial flight. Instead of fighting to the finish, Steve wins the villain over with the bracelet after learning he has never had a friend, and the two team up to short-circuit the robot in the water. The villain apologises and promises to stop ruining things, just as the rest of the League finally arrives too late.

Honors Class; Cabbage, My Boy

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This is a two-part episode of the school comedy Wayside, set inside a towering, surreal school. In the first story, Maurecia scores highest on an aptitude test and is sent to an honors class she hates, so she schemes to get back to her friends by acting too foolish to stay. In the second story, Myron treats a head of cabbage as a baby brother for a class project, which makes the only-child Todd jealous enough to fake a sibling of his own. Both stories close with the friends reassuring each other that they belong together.

Meet the Pets; Oh, Great Leader

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This is a pair of animated stories set at Wayside, an unusually tall school. In the first, a new boy named Todd is left to watch the whole class's pets, loses track of them, and gets them back with help from his classmates after remembering his goldfish King Arthur, who had died. In the second, the principal Mr. Kidswater mistakes the children's surprise birthday party for a plot against him and recruits Todd to spy on them. Both stories end with Todd feeling that he belongs and is part of the group.

Invasion Of The Robot Clones

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Elliot finds a clone-detection kit in his cereal box and becomes convinced that the people around him, starting with his mayor mother, are being replaced by robot clones. He tests his family, recruits his friend Mimi, and tracks a rubbish truck to a hidden plant where Mr. Doak is running the clone operation. After a chaotic break-in, they unplug the main computer and free the captured townspeople. The episode ends with his mum home and safe but with no memory of what happened.

Can't Hardly Date

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In this live-action family sitcom, teenager Sydney decides her widowed dad Max, a bike shop owner, has been alone too long and sets out to get him dating a customer named Maggie. A parallel thread follows a younger Max and his friend Leo hatching a popcorn-selling scheme with hidden cheat codes. Both storylines hinge on characters faking their true feelings until everyone finally admits the truth. It closes with Max, reassured by his daughter, deciding he is ready to date again.

Big Barry on Campus

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Kiff, an energetic squirrel, follows her best friend Barry to high school after a computer error labels the young rabbit a teenager. Both feel out of place among the older students and miss their old class with Miss Dear Teacher. The two try to prove they are still children by painting deliberately childish art for an art expert to judge. The school's records are eventually corrected and the friends return to their classroom together.