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Gulpy, Gulpy Gators!

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Doc McStuffins runs her pretend clinic where toys come to life, and her brother Donnie brings in a toy gator from the Gulpy Gulpy Gators game that will not gulp. Doc examines the gator, named Gustav, and works out that he is too stuffed with marbles to eat any more, just as she felt too full after breakfast. She removes the marbles, and Gustav feels better and hungry again. The episode ends with a song about being good to your tummy and Doc reminding Donnie not to overstuff the game.

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Ms. Linda introduces and reads aloud the picture book 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' by Eric Carle. A tiny caterpillar hatches from an egg and eats through more food each day of the week, then overeats a feast of rich treats on Saturday and gets a stomachache. After eating a green leaf he feels better, grows large, forms a cocoon, and comes out as a butterfly. The host closes with a short note about eating well and an invitation to read more stories.

The Brownies vs Gourmet Greens

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Two family teams, Sam with his dad as the Brownies and Freya with her grandad as the Gourmet Greens, compete in a timed cook-off judged by host Gia Re and chef Matt Tebbutt. The Brownies make an Italian-style monkfish with polenta while the Gourmet Greens bake a Greek spinach and feta spanakopita with pickled vegetables. The judges score both rounds on healthy eating, being family friendly, and taste and presentation. After close marks in both rounds, the contest ends in a tie and both teams are congratulated.

Salt & Pepper vs Sakura Dragons

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Two family teams, a girl with her grandmother and a boy with his aunt, compete in a studio kitchen to cook a family dish within one hour. Judges Gia Ré and chef Matt Tebbutt score each meal on healthy eating, being family friendly, and taste and presentation. The children prepare a bunless wafu burger and a lemon salmon with dauphinoise potatoes while a narrator tracks their progress. After tasting and final scoring, the Sakura Dragons win by a single point and are congratulated.

Heart & Soul vs Familicious

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Two family teams, Roman with mum Helen as Heart & Soul and Connie with mum Sharon as Familicious, compete in a friendly kitchen contest to cook the best family dish. Heart & Soul make a Sicilian fish stew on couscous while Familicious build salmon and ginger fish cakes with potato rosti. A voiceover narrates the hour-long cook while two judges score each team on healthy eating, family fit, and taste and presentation. Heart & Soul finish with the higher total and are named the winners.

Tantalizing Tastebuds vs Sugar & Spice

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Two family teams, an aunt and niece called the Tantalising Taste Buds and a mother and daughter called Sugar and Spice, compete in a kitchen to cook a family-style meal within one hour. Judges Gia Ray and chef Matt Tebbit score each dish on healthy eating, how family-friendly it is, and taste and presentation. One team makes creamy chicken pasta with cheese-filled 'cricket balls' and a mango salad, while the other cooks a Cuban fish stew with yellow rice. Sugar and Spice win with a total of 16 points to 13.

Madz & Dadz vs Smart 'n' Spicy

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In a bright television kitchen, two child-and-adult teams, Mads and Dads and Smart and Spicy, each cook one dish against the clock. Mads and Dads make a seafood paella while Smart and Spicy prepare a chicken curry with homemade chapatis, and two judges score them on healthy eating, family value, and taste and presentation. A narrator follows both kitchens as the hour runs down and the dishes are tasted. Smart and Spicy win with a total of eighteen points.

Learn About Fruits & Veggies!

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Molly, Gil, Deema and the other Bubble Guppies, together with their teacher Mr. Grouper, explore fruits and vegetables across a series of songs, games and one short story. They learn where different foods grow, guess hidden snacks, sort produce by colour and run a fruit and veggie obstacle race. In the longest segment, two guppies dressed as space farmers protect their produce from a character called Rotten Tomato, who eventually tastes ripe food, changes his ways and joins them as a friend. The video closes with a dance and an end screen inviting viewers to subscribe.

Veggie Dance

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Gracie's Corner presents an animated sing-along about eating vegetables. After a short introduction from Gracie, a group of children sing and dance in a sunny garden while naming vegetables such as asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, carrots and kale, each appearing in a bowl with its name on screen. The chorus repeats 'do the veggie dance' and 'I love my veggies' between the lists. It ends with a child saying 'This is my veggie dance.'

Feeding the Hungry Monsters

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Two children, Roma and Diana, discover colorful monster faces crying in their backyard and set out to feed them. They try balls, toy cars, noodles, and then soda and candy, phoning their auntie for hints each time a plan fails. When junk food is rejected, they gather fruits and vegetables and realize the monsters want healthy food that matches each mouth's color and shape. The episode ends with the children succeeding and a checklist reading Healthy, Color, and Shape.

Brush Your Teeth

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Dave and Ava, two toddlers dressed in animal onesies, sing a good-habits song in a bright bathroom and home setting. Across the verses they demonstrate brushing their teeth, washing their faces, combing their hair, eating their food and drinking their milk, each repeated with the refrain to do it 'properly' and 'every day.' The mood stays cheerful and playful, with bubbles and dancing between verses. It ends with the characters facing the camera as a voice thanks viewers and invites them to subscribe and download the app.

Learning About Hygiene

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In a bright classroom, Teacher Beth introduces a lesson on hygiene, then the children head home where their uncle notices they need help with cleanliness. He walks them through a hair salon, a handwashing station, and a dentist visit, where specialists fix messy hair, wash away germs, and demonstrate brushing and flossing. Each child promises to take better care of themselves, and the episode closes with a boy choosing to brush his teeth at the sink. The whole story is played by children and adults in colorful wigs across real home, school, and clinic settings.