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Buzzbee the Magician

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Buzzbee the bee finds his Papa's magic hat and, after failing to make real magic happen, learns it works through a hidden secret door. He proudly puts on a show for his friends, but his big sister Ruby gives away the secret and he shouts at her before she leaves. Buzzbee fears his wish made her disappear, then Ruby returns with a gift and an apology. The siblings make up and perform a new trick together with their baby sister and some honey cake.

Dora in Clockland

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Dora and her friends set up outside the zoo clock to play a concert with the clock animals, but the clock stops because its wind-up key has been taken. Following the monkey through a door, they find themselves in Clockland, where every clock has stopped, and they help a schoolhouse and a tick-tock train along the way while chasing two cuckoo birds. The birds admit they took the key because they are tired of only being allowed to cuckoo, and the group invites them to sing in the concert instead. The key is returned, Dora winds the clock, and everyone performs together while zoo visitors come back.

Brown and Swole

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Brown watches Cony jog past his door and decides he wants to run with her, but he cannot keep up and ends up flat on the ground by the river. Moon steps in as his coach and drives him through days of training, weights on the grass, boxing rounds, sprints through town, a plate of fish and vegetables instead of the sofa. The pushing wears Moon out first, and he ends up panting on a park bench while Brown keeps going. Brown finally jogs alongside Cony through town, then drops face-down on the pavement, exhausted.

Gnome Is Where the Art Is

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In the seaside town of Foggy Springs, a half-shark half-dog pet named Sharkdog keeps rushing to help people and keeps accidentally ruining grumpy Mr. Hubel's painting for the gnome art contest. Hubel loses his temper and tells Sharkdog he never wants to see him again, leaving the pup convinced he has failed. Max comforts Sharkdog, explaining that not everyone will like him and that is okay. The ruined painting is mistaken for brilliant abstract art and wins the trophy, and Hubel softens toward Sharkdog by the end.

Eek, an Urchin!

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In the underwater town of Bikini Bottom, a spiny sea urchin gets loose in the Krusty Krab kitchen and terrorises the staff. SpongeBob, Mr. Krabs and Squidward try to remove it, and even team up with their rival Plankton, who is really after the secret Krabby Patty formula. After a robot, a disguise and other plans fail, they freeze the kitchen to catch the urchin and carry it far away. The episode ends with the urchin, now with babies, right back where the trouble started.

Freeze Frame

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Brown works behind the counter of the café he shares with his friends while Boss experiments with a glowing liquid in a back room full of flasks and tubing. Sally the duck gets hold of the small glass vial, and a shower of golden sparkles ends up clinging to Brown's fur. He tries to wipe it off, heads out through the town and eventually lands in the river, meeting Cony along the way. The episode closes back at the café, with the sparkles gone and Sally sitting alone in an armchair by the window.

Squid Baby

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In the underwater town of Bikini Bottom, Squidward knocks his head and starts behaving like an infant, so his neighbours SpongeBob and Patrick appoint themselves his parents. They feed him, play baby games and try to shield his head while dragging him through a shift at the Krusty Krab under a demanding Mr. Krabs. Chaos and repeated bumps follow as they struggle to keep him safe. A final knock to the head restores the grown-up Squidward, who wakes confused and mortified.

Little Yellow Book

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At the Krusty Krab, Squidward finds SpongeBob's little yellow diary and cannot resist picking the lock and reading it. He shares the private entries aloud, and the customers and town laugh at SpongeBob for details like his spatula named Fifi and his habit of clucking at plaid. Word spreads through Bikini Bottom, the crowd turns on Squidward, and he loses his home over it. SpongeBob forgives him, but the story ends with Squidward reading SpongeBob's secret personal diary as the humiliation begins again.

Bumper to Bumper

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In the underwater town of Bikini Bottom, driving instructor Mrs. Puff schemes to finally pass SpongeBob's boating test by taking him to a remote abandoned road, hoping to be rid of him for good. SpongeBob clings to a repeated mantra, 'Focus on the road', but panics as the empty road turns into a crowded ten-lane seaway and the test dissolves into crashes and a police chase. He passes when his boat somehow survives without a scratch. A police officer then voids the result because Mrs. Puff crossed the county line and violated her parole, and she is taken away vowing revenge.

Everything's Coming Up Goofy

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Goofy and his son Max load up a moving truck and arrive in a new suburban neighborhood, only to discover that their next-door neighbor is the loud, bossy Pete, who lives with his wife Peg, son PJ and little daughter Pistol. The episode follows the awkward first meetings between the two families, with Goofy's good-natured blunders constantly setting off Pete's temper while Max and PJ quietly start to become friends. A series of mishaps in yards, driveways and around the block builds to a shared backyard baseball game. The episode closes with the families pulled together, however reluctantly, on the same street.

Elevator

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Brown, Cony, Sally and Moon squeeze into a crowded office elevator carrying a large delivery box. The car overloads, the alarm sounds and it jams between floors, leaving the four to bang on the doors, ration the snacks in the box and sit through the lights going out. Time drags on until the doors finally slide open on the first floor and they stumble out. In the closing moment, fresh passengers step in eating burgers and drinking soda while the starving four look on.

Vac Attack!

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Minnie and Daisy bring home a phone-controlled robot vacuum called Spitzbot to keep their apartment tidy. When snack crumbs pile up, the vacuum switches into turbo mode and chases everyone around the room, resisting even a time-out. Minnie finally has the idea to use the crumb tray to steer it, calming the machine down. The friends decide the vacuum only wanted to help and settle in together to watch a movie.