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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.

I am Mary Shelley

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Xavier needs to tell a spooky campfire story at the museum sleepover but only thinks up silly ideas. With his sister Yadina and friend Brad, he travels through the Secret Museum to England in 1805 to meet author Mary Shelley, who shows them how to use imagination and tell stories their own way. Xavier returns to the campfire and tells a story that is both spooky and silly, about a ghost that tickles toes. A short closing story-time segment follows, in which Bradman and Furby find a secret garden to help a butterfly regain her colors.

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.

The Thirty-Minute Work Week

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Wembley, a young Fraggle who cannot make up his mind, is expected to choose a job like every other Fraggle. He tries gathering radishes in the Gorgs' garden and considers Boober's laundry work, but nothing fits, and his friend Gobo pretends to reject him to force a decision. After seeking advice from the Trash Heap, Wembley decides to become a fireman, and the Fraggle Rock Volunteer Fire Department welcomes him even though none of them, including Wembley, know how to start a fire. Alongside the main story, Doc tinkers in his workshop with his dog Sprocket while Gobo reads a postcard from Uncle Traveling Matt about a wild train ride.

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.

Kiff's on a Plane

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Kiff, an excitable squirrel, meets her mom's old college friends at the airport and, hungry for their respect, enrols in junior pilot school under the intense Sergeant Hind. Her training falls apart after her friend Barry shows up with her old sippy cup, and an upbeat montage still leaves her struggling. At the final flight simulation she fails, then drops the act and admits she never understood her parents' old joke. Her mom's friends confess they did not get it either, and Kiff is celebrated for being honest and funny rather than for being a perfect pilot.

Career Day

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Kiff, an eager squirrel, and Barry, her cautious rabbit best friend, grab summer jobs at City Hall in the town of Tabletown. Under the paperwork-obsessed boss Mr. Glurbin, every small task buries them in forms, until the pair get hooked on shredding and destroy all the documents. They try to hide it with a faked robbery, get caught and fired, but the townspeople they helped arrive to give thanks instead of complaints. Glurbin softens, the old staff return, and Kiff and Barry move on to backup jobs for the rest of the summer.

The Pearl of Pingaree

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Dorothy and her friends investigate the kidnapping of Glinda the Good after a torn page from the book of records shows the Pearl of Pingaree. Their search leads to the munchkin aqua farm, where they discover gnomes secretly growing oysters and find Glinda's hidden pearl. A separate thread follows West arguing with her witch mother about being trusted with real magic. The episode closes on a cliffhanger as Dorothy is captured by the gnomes and Miss Langwidere arrives at the children's school as their new substitute teacher.

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.

All Fired Up

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On take-your-kid-to-work day, firefighter dad Doug picks Dolly to join him at the fire station, where she hopes for action-hero adventure but gets chores and equipment lessons instead. A hidden cat allergy sets off sneezing fits that lead to an accidental fire on Dalmatian Street. Dolly wakes Doug and helps the crew prepare the truck, and the trained firefighters handle the blaze. Father and daughter make up by the end, tired but on good terms.

License to Milkshake

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When a customer complains that SpongeBob's milkshake license expired seven years ago, Mr. Krabs marches him back to the Milkshake Academy. There the gruff instructor Captain Frosty Mug drills the cadets and repeatedly humiliates SpongeBob, who fails every test yet keeps trying. After a chaotic training montage, SpongeBob is denied a license, but he rescues the captain when his arm gets caught in a blender. Moved by the kindness, the captain makes SpongeBob a perfect shake and hands over his own license.