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Grannies

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Bluey and Bingo dress up as grannies Janet and Rita and play out a world of shopping for beans and driving to the shops. They fall into an argument over whether grannies can do the floss dance, and video-call their Nana to settle it. When Bluey is proven right, Bingo stops playing, so Mum asks whether Bluey would rather be right or keep her sister in the game. Bluey teaches Nana the floss so Bingo can be right too, and the sisters happily return to their granny game.

Too Much TV

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In their woodland home, Mama Bear decides Brother and Sister are watching too much television and bans it for a week, and Papa has to give up his hockey too. Bored at first, the cubs invent a pretend cardboard TV, then start identifying birds and keeping a checklist, and the family spends a night naming stars and watching a meteor. When Saturday returns and the TV comes back on, the cubs stay just as keen on spotting birds outside. The episode ends with Brother rushing to show Sister a scarlet tanager through the binoculars.

Rescue Ronda, Ready for Take-off

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Doc's toys are playing basketball in the backyard when Chili the snowman gets stuck up in the hoop and the rescue helicopter Rhonda crashes trying to help. Doc examines Rhonda, and after seeing Luca's mother remove a splinter from his finger, she realizes a twig from the same bush is jamming Rhonda's propellers. Doc removes the twig and reassures the nervous helicopter, who then flies up and rescues Chili. The episode ends with the toys celebrating the successful rescue and the repaired helicopter.

Superhero Squabble

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Donkey Hodie and her best friend Panda play superheroes and invent a mission to protect a mailbox from a made-up 'mailbox snacker'. They disagree about whose pretend power is better, and the argument grows until they declare maybe they should not be friends anymore. Each one takes a deep breath to calm down, sings about whether their friendship is over, and works up the courage to apologize. They make up, agree that friends can argue and still be best friends, and team up to finish their superhero game.

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.

Mount Mumandad

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Sisters Bluey and Bingo turn their parents, sprawled on the couch, into 'Mount Mumandad' and race to plant a flag at the top. Bingo falls behind under a heavy backpack, Bluey cheats to get ahead, and their argument sparks a pretend avalanche and storm. The sisters take shelter in a tent, play card games, and Bluey apologises for cheating. When the storm passes they climb the last stretch together, and Dad explains the mountain is conquered by unselfish teamwork.

Paint on the Mail

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Siblings Phoebe and Jay live in an apartment building called Tobsy Towers with their dad and grandma. When wet paint smears the addresses on two packages, the family delivers them by reading the leftover clues, floor numbers, apartment letters, and wayfinding signs, meeting several neighbors along the way. They reach the right doors, make new friends, and learn that a kind neighbor named Mr. Gurley never gets any mail. The episode ends with the children hand-delivering him a gift that blends their two favorite games.

Mums and Dads

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At their kindy, a group of puppy friends play a game of Mums and Dads, taking turns as parents caring for a toy baby named Polly. Rusty and Indy fall out when they disagree about whether mums go to work, so a teacher suggests they play with other friends instead. The children move through the playground trying the game with different partners while a pretend baby keeps causing chaos. In the end Rusty and Indy apologise, agree that mums can work if they want, and happily start the game again.

Spy Game

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At a riverside park, Bluey and a group of friends invent a spy game where 'potion grass' is used to control the grown-ups, while the parents run a barbecue nearby. When Bingo is stuck with the boring grass-gathering job she quits, and the game slowly falls apart without her. Muffin's dad explains that everyone has a place in the pack, and Bluey coaxes Bingo back by promising something fun. The episode ends with Bluey letting Bingo take the first turn, and the spell finally works.

Little Twin

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Jessica meets a girl named Myra at the park and, because they look so alike, decides they are 'twins'. As they play bubbles, hopscotch, share a sandwich and dig in the sandbox, they keep discovering they like different things, which leads to an argument. With gentle advice from Grandma Jojo, Jessica apologises and the two combine their ideas into a shared 'space castle kingdom'. They end the day playing together as friends who are happily different.

Teasing

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In a suburban Australian home, dog sisters Bluey and Bingo start the morning fighting over a toothbrush, and Dad tells them to stop teasing. The girls counter that Dad teases them constantly, recalling his password guard game, renaming them, pretending to be Mum, and joking about selling them to the monkey house. Dad argues back that the kids tease him too, and the family trades memories of their games. When one of Dad's jokes goes too far, he apologizes and the two sides land on the difference between playing and teasing.

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.