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Headlice

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A boy named Eddie notices his head is itchy at breakfast, school, and the playground, and two expert characters explain that he has head lice. Across scenes at home, his mum, dad, and grandma check his hair and treat it with special shampoo, spray, conditioner, and a fine-tooth comb. The combing has to be repeated over several days before the lice are finally gone. The episode ends with Eddie itch-free and heading out to play, with a reminder that lice can come back and that he now knows what to do.

Hair Wash Day

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Tig, a young girl, tells the story of a hair-wash day at her family home. She plays hide and seek with her dad, then hides for real when she hears it is time to wash her hair, which she dislikes. Her toy spider Woolly suggests she close her eyes and count, just like in hide and seek, so the shampoo will not bother her. Tig tries it during her bath and discovers she likes having her hair washed after all.

Itchy Head Lice

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Host Jessi and her robot rat Squeaks explain head lice from a bright studio set, using close-up footage and simple diagrams. Jessi describes what lice are, how they spread through shared hats and brushes, their life cycle from egg to adult, and how to treat them with a fine-tooth comb and special shampoo. She reassures children that anyone can get lice and it is nothing to worry about. The episode ends with her advice to tell an adult whenever something feels unusual.

Family Picture Day

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On Family Picture Day in the undersea kingdom, young mermaid Ayana wants a special 'fin hawk' hairstyle, but her sister Alana is stuck in sea traffic and cannot do it. Ariel steps in to try, and she and her friends work through one failed attempt after another with twisty tools, slippery jelly and even a magic spell, leaving Ayana's hair a mess. Ayana decides she should not be in the photo at all and swims off upset. Ariel and the others then style their own hair to look just as silly, and the whole family poses together for a happy picture.

Zero to Hero

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In Kimoja City, Kiya, Motsy and Jay transform into heroes when Prima Donna's pet Unipug goes missing and she turns the market upside down looking for him. Jay's rescues keep going wrong, he wrecks a fruit cart and mistakes a slipper for the dog, and after Prima Donna mocks him he calls himself a Kimoja zero and walks away. Motsy discovers a second slipper stuck in the gate, explaining how Unipug escaped, and Prima Donna turns on the heroes and aims at their crystal. Jay comes back at his friends' urging, stops her with his sound power, Unipug is found playing safely nearby, and Jay apologises for not telling anyone how he felt.

The Premiere

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Cleo and her friends secretly paint a flower-covered poster to surprise Maripi before her school play, but a tub of paint ends up all over Maripi's special dress and hair, turning them blue. Convinced her big day is ruined, Maripi panics until Cleo opens a pretend 'beauty salon' and the children work together to wash, style and restyle her. By the end Maripi feels beautiful again, discovers the poster was made for her, and decides she wants to be a hairdresser when she grows up.

Happy Valentine's Day! Glamazing Girl Makeovers

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In three short stories, a group of friends known as the sweetie squad throws a Valentine's Day party, holds a 'Girl Makeover Day' at a glam penthouse and salon, and fixes a torn outfit before a concert. When Star goes missing while secretly making a gift song, her friends worry she has lost her spirit and plan a surprise outfit and charm bracelet to cheer her up. The stories move through parties, makeovers, sewing and styling, all set in a pink, sparkle-filled world of talking pups and their human friends. Each segment ends warmly, with hugs, thanks and a final sing-along theme.

Can't Dye This

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Seventh grader Sydney decides she wants a bold new hairstyle for picture day, but her single dad Max forbids it, so she and her best friend Olive bleach and dye her hair at home while he is out. The plan goes wrong and leaves her with burnt, rainbow-streaked hair, mirrored by flashbacks to Max making the very same mistake as a boy in 1992. When Sydney calls him a hypocrite, Max admits she is right and explains that the fight is really about her growing up. They reconcile, she is still grounded, and he takes her back to the salon to fix the hair properly.

Time to Get Ready

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In an underwater world, a group of sharks joined by an octopus and a swordfish sing about getting ready for the day. Prompted by the refrain 'Baby, come here, comb your hair', a blue and a yellow baby shark wash their faces and comb their hair in turn. The routine repeats through several 'la la la' breaks in bright, colourful scenes. It closes with the baby shark announcing 'Now I'm a big kid'.

Daisy's Crazy Hair Day

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Minnie, Daisy and Cuckoo-Loca shop for decorations and party hats for Mayor McBeagle's Spring Fling Garden Party. When a spilled flower seed mix makes real flowers sprout from Daisy's hair, the three friends try styling it, washing it and finally deciding to work with it. They set up the garden party together and turn the sprouting flowers into hats for all the guests. The episode ends with the party underway and Daisy already missing her flowery hair.

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.