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Nancy's Devine Sleepover

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Nancy takes her little sister JoJo for a sleepover at the fancy Mrs. Devine's house and packs a survival kit to help JoJo feel brave. Once the lights go out, it is Nancy herself who cannot sleep because she misses her parents. With Mrs. Devine's kindness and a phone call home, Nancy learns that feeling homesick in a new place is normal. She decides to stay and the sleepover ends happily.

Forgotten Fuzzy

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Little Llama packs a big bag and goes for his longest sleepover yet at Grandma and Grandpa's house. After a day of picking vegetables, cooking, riding the tractor and stargazing, he realizes he left his stuffed Fuzzy Llama at home and cannot imagine sleeping without him. His grandparents comfort him, and Grandpa offers Little Linty Llama, the very toy he slept with as a boy. The next morning Little Llama reunites with Mama and Fuzzy, proud that he stayed the whole time and made a new friend.

Picnic

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A narrator guides a boy named Eddie through what to expect on a family picnic, moving from packing the cool box to finding a grassy spot, playing, eating and packing up. Along the way Eddie meets his friend Akeel and Akeel's granny, learns how bees carry pollen, and practices politely saying 'no thank you' to food. When a bee visits and rain arrives, the group stays calm and turns the shower into a pretend desert-island game. The episode closes by recapping the picnic steps and the cheerful 'Ready, Eddie, go!' refrain.

A Week at Grandma's

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When Mama and Papa Bear leave for a week-long second honeymoon at Grizzly Mountain Lodge, Brother and Sister Bear stay with Gran and Gramps, sure the week will be dull. Instead the grandparents fill the days with harmonica and yo-yo lessons, building ships in bottles, harvesting honey, fishing, a barbecue, and dancing. The story cuts between the cubs' happy week and the parents' trip, where Papa keeps meeting small mishaps. The family reunites at the end, with the cubs asking to visit Gran and Gramps again and everyone planning a family vacation.

The Pool

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On a hot day, Dad takes Bluey and Bingo to Uncle Stripe's pool while Mum stays behind. Because Dad skipped the boring packing, the family has no floaties, goggles, sunscreen, towels or snacks, so he improvises to keep the girls happy and safe. Bingo grows increasingly bored, cold and hungry until Mum arrives with everything that was left behind. The day is saved and Dad admits that boring things are important sometimes.

Sleepless at the Sleepover

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A young boy named Hawthorne goes to his first sleepover at his best friend Pinecone's home in a magical kingdom, where her dad makes snacks and the families share dinner and music. When creepy puppets, shadows and unfamiliar surroundings keep him from sleeping, his parent picks him up in the night, leaving both friends sad. The children then study, prepare and train to try again, with Pinecone removing anything scary from her room. On the second attempt Hawthorne makes it through the night, and both families celebrate together over breakfast.

Swimming

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A young boy named Eddie is guided by a calm narrator and his Dad through everything that happens on a trip to the swimming pool. Step by step they cover the changing room, the locker, the shower, the shallow and deep ends, the lifeguard, and the pool rules, with Eddie playing and practising along the way. Across the episode Eddie works up the courage to put his head underwater, which he finally manages. The trip ends with a shower, getting dressed, and heading home, followed by a short recap of the steps.

Camping

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A warm narrator guides a boy named Eddie and his dog Scout through what a family camping trip in the woods will be like. The episode moves in clear steps from packing and putting up the tent to campfire activities, sleeping in a sleeping bag, and heading home. Along the way Eddie voices small worries about the dark and about leaving, which his parents answer with reassurance. It ends with Eddie ready for the trip and the family already planning to camp near a lake next time.

Backpackers

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Two puppy sisters, Bluey and Bingo, turn a family visit into a game where they become backpacks and their parents carry them on a pretend backpacking holiday. Across the sunny backyard the family acts out arriving by train, buying croissants, hailing a taxi and hunting for a hotel, hitting one funny snag after another. A missing passport is found just in time when everyone empties their backpacks. The game closes with the family checking into their 'hotel' and setting off on a mountain hike.

Picnic

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Peppa, George and their parents pack a basket and drive to a field for a picnic on a sunny day. They eat together, feed leftover bread to a family of ducks, and Daddy Pig ends up running across the field to escape a wasp. Peppa reminds everyone to save the promised cake for the ducks before they head home. The episode closes with the family waving goodbye to the ducks.

Taxi

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In this episode of Bluey, the sisters turn their backyard swing set into a pretend taxi, with Bluey as the driver and Dad as a businessman desperate to catch a flight. The game keeps stalling as the taxi picks up a demanding rich lady with a car sick baby, gets lost following a distracted sat nav, ends up at the zoo, breaks down, and runs out of petrol. Eventually the passenger reaches a make-believe airport and boards his plane. The story closes on a joke as the pilot turns out to be one of the players.

Vacation Bots

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In the robot town of Rebots, a golden robot named Doug is invited to join his friend Emma and her family on a beach vacation. When heavy rain cancels their flight, the family is stuck at home, and the children decide to recreate the whole trip indoors. They turn the bathtub into a pool, build a roller coaster from suitcases, and use lights Doug packed to hold a picnic under pretend stars. By the end they conclude that a vacation is really about having a good time together, and they call their day at home a 'staycation'.