Patience

Max's Rainy Day

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Rabbit siblings Max and Ruby want to play in the rain, but Ruby insists they put on their rain clothes first. Across the episode they work through boots, a slicker, a rain hat and umbrellas, with Ruby helping Max when he puts his boots on the wrong feet and keeps trying to run outside. By the time they are fully dressed and step out, the rain has stopped, so they go back in to take everything off. As soon as they are undressed, the rain returns.

Raspberry Cupcakes

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Ray welcomes a group of young chicks to her cooking class in Bebopsburg to make raspberry cupcakes, with Do and Mi helping out. The chicks would rather play than mix, so Ray decides to sing her instructions, but her first version is far too loud and sends them into hiding, the next is too soft to hear, then one is too quick to follow and another so slow that several chicks doze off. Maestro Moon explains what dynamics and tempo mean, and Ray keeps adjusting until she finds a version the chicks can actually follow. The class finishes their cupcakes and the episode ends with a taste test.

Sarah, Duck and the Penguins

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Sarah and Duck sit at a computer looking for something to do, and Duck picks penguins. Sarah dresses Duck in a wetsuit, puts on a zookeeper outfit, and the two of them visit a zoo to meet real penguins. Duck tries to mingle, swim, and eat like a penguin but discovers he cannot quite manage it. The episode closes with Duck accepting that being a duck is fine and the pair calmly watching the sea cows.

Max's Bedtime

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It is bedtime for Max, a young rabbit, and his older sister Ruby helps him get ready for sleep at home. Max keeps climbing out of bed and wandering into Ruby's room to play instead of settling down. Ruby patiently brings him comfort toys, reads to him and tucks him back in again and again. The night ends with Max finally settled in his own bed.

Up All Night

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Little Bear wants to stay awake all night so he can see the sunrise his father, a fisherman, watches from his ship at sea. Through the evening he keeps calling for Mother Bear, who patiently brings water, cools him down and reassures him, and he meets a friendly Cat who likes the dark. In the end Mother Bear agrees to wait with him for the sunrise, but he falls asleep first. He wakes to morning sure that he saw the sunrise and his father waving, and Father Bear comes home.

Ruby's Piano Practice

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Ruby settles in to practise her piano piece, reading sheet music and keeping time with a metronome, while her younger brother Max busies himself with his own plans, including making a sandwich in the kitchen and playing with a favourite red toy. The two rabbits move between the living room, the kitchen and the hallway of their home, with a brief moment outdoors. Their small differences play out gently as Ruby keeps returning to her practice. The episode closes with the siblings together.

Curious Birdious

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Do, an owl who cannot fly, is woken by a banging, popping beat coming from the top of his tree and decides he has to find out what is making it. He turns down offers from his friends Re and Mi to fly up and look, builds a catapult and then a rope lift in his workshop, and tests both. When the lift leaves him stuck on a branch, he asks his friends for help and they carry him the rest of the way. At the top he finds Conga and Bongo building a treetop roller coaster, and everyone joins in to finish it.

Monster Trucks

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Esme, a girl, and Roy, a yellow monster, are monster sitters spending the day looking after Tilly, a small pink monster who loves her cars. After a backyard race leaves Tilly muddy and smelly, the two need to get her into a bath, but she only wants to keep playing. When Tilly melts down, Roy helps her calm down with a glitter jar and slow breathing, and then the sitters turn the tub into a pretend car wash. Tilly happily drives through it, gets clean, and asks to go again.

Hide And Seek

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Max and Ruby, two rabbit siblings, play a game of hide and seek through their home. Max hides behind plants and furniture while his older sister Ruby searches room by room, from the living room and staircase to the kitchen. Along the way Max plays with his toys, including a small red jester doll. The game ends outdoors in the garden, where Ruby brings a plate of cookies and the two are back together.

Max Misses The Bus

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Ruby wants to take her younger brother Max on the bus to visit their friend Louise. Each time a bus is due, Max insists on bringing another toy or says 'Stay home', and the pair keep missing it while Ruby checks the schedule and phones Louise to explain. After the very last bus has gone, Louise grows tired of waiting and takes the bus to their house instead. The two friends are reunited at home, and Max gets the last word with 'Stay home'.

Monster in the Garden

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Craig and his siblings spend a weekend at their grandparents' house, where granddad's vegetable garden is being mysteriously eaten. Craig teams up with granddad to build a fence and set traps, imagining the culprit is a shapeshifting monster. After each plan fails, he patiently watches the garden at night and discovers the real thief is a deer slipping through a hole in the fence. Grandma, a city councilwoman, calls to have the fence holes patched, and the mystery is solved.

Camp Out

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Max and Ruby are a rabbit sister and her little brother. During a heat wave, Ruby decides they will sleep outside in a backyard tent and sets it up, sending Max indoors again and again to fetch a flashlight, a radio, sleeping bags, pillows and marshmallows. Max would rather play and keeps carrying his toys outside instead. By the end he has filled the tent so full of toys that there is no room left for them, and the episode closes on Max's cheerful answer of 'Outside!'

Pizza Please

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Harvey the dog, Ginger the cat and Robin the bird head to a pizza restaurant, but it is full and they must wait outside for a table. Robin cannot stop thinking about pizza, so her friends try a guessing game, a book and a game of catch to help her wait, and finally a pizza song keeps her happy. When their table is ready, Dennis serves them a pizza shaped like Robin and they sing a song about being thankful. The episode closes with a separate counting song led by a dancing octopus.

Fun and Games

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Ben the elf helps his mum bake cupcakes in the family kitchen, and his friend Holly the fairy princess joins in with the stirring. While the cakes bake, the two go outside and play tag and hide-and-seek, and Holly keeps slipping into flying and magic despite promising to play fair. When the cupcakes come out of the oven, everyone agrees the time flew by because they were having fun. The episode ends with the friends sharing cakes and Ben showing a trick.

Max's Wormcake

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Ruby, a young rabbit, sets out to plant a marigold garden in the backyard for her dolls, explaining how the flowers need water, soil, stones and plant food. Her little brother Max keeps gathering the same worms, water and stones to build his own 'worm cake.' When Ruby finally goes to plant her marigolds, she finds Max has used everything and grows frustrated. In the end Max helps return what the flowers need, and Ruby thanks him.

The Dragonfly Display

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On a quiet Irish island, young puffin Oona and her family gather with Otto to watch a dragonfly flying display. The dragonflies are too cold to fly at first, so everyone waits while the little ones grow impatient and baby Baba drifts toward a waterfall, where Otto catches him. After thinking they missed the show, the group finally sees the dragonflies perform their acrobatics. The episode ends with the friends delighted by the display and long closing credits.

Puzzle

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Two neighbour puppets sit down at a table to put together a large jigsaw puzzle. When pieces will not fit, they reach for a hammer, then a vacuum cleaner, then a garden rake, glue and scissors, with each new tool causing a fresh mishap. Pieces scatter across the carpet, get sucked into the vacuum, fall apart and end up glued to their hands. In the end they cover the broken puzzle with a cloth, declare the job finished and congratulate each other.

Little Bear's Wish

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At bedtime, Little Bear is not tired and keeps making wishes instead of settling down. Each wish becomes an imagined adventure: flying like a bird, floating on a cloud, sailing with Vikings, and visiting a princess in a faraway land where a pet dragon eats his cake. His parents patiently play along, and Mother Bear finally tells a story that ties all his adventures together. The episode ends with Mother Bear making her own wish, that Little Bear go to sleep, and he does.

Sisters

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Two sisters, Jill and Jackie, wake up to the news that their new baby brother has been born. Across a day on their family farm they meet him, learn to hold him gently, and help pick vegetables for soup and care for the animals. Jackie, eager to give the first hug, practises waiting by looking after a golden egg, while a little duck proves how helpful it can be. The episode closes with the sisters tending a sheep that is about to have her lamb.

Snout Wash Day

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Three wombat siblings, Zadie, Malik, and their toddler brother Zeke, get ready for Snout Wash Day in their tree-top community. Zeke is attached to a grubby stuffed toy, so the older two set out to clean it without upsetting him. They try several approaches and build a contraption to wash it, checking and adjusting as they go, with help from their grandmother and neighbours. By the end the toy is clean and the family is ready for the wash day.