Sportsmanship

Musical Statues

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At an indoor play group it is Bing's turn to choose, and he picks musical statues. With Flop working the music, Bing, Sula, Pando, Coco and baby Charlie dance and then freeze each time the music stops, dropping out one by one when they wobble. Pando is the last statue standing, and Bing is disappointed that he did not win the game he chose, so he stops playing. He soon decides to rejoin because it is more fun with everyone, and the group settles in to play again.

One, Two, Three

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Three, the yellow block character, performs four short magic tricks for her friends One and Two using apples: a find-the-apple cup game, an apple-on-top balance game, a surprise reveal that shows '1 + 2 = 3', and a final trick that makes the apple cores grow into three new trees. The action takes place outdoors on a grassy hill with a few simple props. Along the way the characters introduce counting to three, the words 'first', 'second' and 'third', and the ideas of bigger and smaller. The episode ends with Three sharing the new apples so all three friends have some.

Jumping Daisy

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On a dairy farm's hot competition day, a young calf named Daisy is determined to enter the high-jump contest. When the heat overwhelms her and then a stuck barn door traps her inside, her friend Otis the tractor fetches water and works through several tools to free her in time. Daisy reaches the ring and clears the high jump, becoming the first cow ever to win, cheered on by her mother and friends. The episode closes with the whole farm celebrating and the reminder that everyone there helps each other.

Mount Mumandad

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Sisters Bluey and Bingo turn their parents, sprawled on the couch, into 'Mount Mumandad' and race to plant a flag at the top. Bingo falls behind under a heavy backpack, Bluey cheats to get ahead, and their argument sparks a pretend avalanche and storm. The sisters take shelter in a tent, play card games, and Bluey apologises for cheating. When the storm passes they climb the last stretch together, and Dad explains the mountain is conquered by unselfish teamwork.

Zoom! Zoom! Zoom!

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Llama gets ready for the annual Fast Forward Derby Race and worries that his plain scooter cannot compete with his friends' upgraded rides. With Grandpa, he digs out and restores an old scooter that once won the same race decades ago. On race day the course brings bumps and mishaps, and Llama does not win, ending in a tie between Nelly and her baby brother. Mama and Grandpa remind him the race was about having fun and spending time together, and the family heads home for more pancakes.

Out for the Team

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Brother Bear is hitting well in a sandlot game when Papa suggests he try out for the Bear Country Cardinals, and Sister Bear decides to try out too. Brother grows jealous and afraid of losing his spot to his sister, so he fakes a sore arm to skip the tryouts. Sister catches the lie and encourages him, and the two practice together before the tryouts. In the end the coach is impressed by both and adds a second spot, so Brother and Sister both make the team.

Run Down Race Car

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Donnie's toy race car Ricardo suddenly slows down and loses a race, leaving Donnie upset. Doc takes Ricardo to her pretend clinic, examines his engine, and works out that he has run out of energy from racing too much without recharging. After Ricardo is plugged in and a tired Donnie takes a nap, both are back to full energy. In the championship rematch a toy turtle car wins, and everyone celebrates a good race.

The Case of the Vanishing Vessels

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Mira, a royal detective, and her friends race handmade toy boats down a mountain stream in the kingdom of Jalpur when all the boats suddenly disappear. With her father Papa and her mongoose companions, Mira follows clues into a network of secret underground tunnels, reads an old map, and rides a raft through a whirlpool and over a waterfall. She works out that a repeated elephant crest links the tunnels to the palace, and the group heads there. The boats are found spouting from the palace fountain, and the case is closed.

The Case of the Dance Off Disaster

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In the kingdom of Jalpur, young detective Mira and her friend Priya enter a dance contest hosted by Sanjeev Joshi. When each team's routine goes wrong, sped-up music, a missing song and beads that cause slips, Mira gathers clues and works out that Mina cheated to win. Mina confesses, apologises and gives up the trophy. The contest ends with a friendly rerun where two teams tie and everyone dances together.

Hoopin' Hopper

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A travelling troupe led by Luna the Moon, with her young friends Andy the frog, Leo the wombat, and Carmen the butterfly, spends the episode in Beijing. They take on the city's love of sport, shooting hoops on outdoor courts and facing a table-tennis match where Luna plays an opponent named Fong. A short felt stop-motion legend set in the Chinese countryside is woven in, and the story closes with the match resolved and the friends together before the credits and a closing logo.

You're On!

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Pinecone and her family settle in for a game night, but the board game Ultimate Ruler turns Mom into a fierce, taxing competitor the family jokingly calls a game monster. Pinecone and her dad launch a series of numbered plans, a fake ghost, invented rules and a staged illness, to make Mom lose interest, and none of them work. Pinecone finally joins the competition herself and then tells her mom plainly that a game is only good when it is fun for everyone. Mom apologizes, the family decides to get rid of the game, and they choose a different one to play together.

The Straight and Arrow

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Princess Pinecone, an eight-year-old archer, is thrilled to meet her hero Prince Randolph at a garden party, but he is arrogant and dismissive. Stung by his taunts, she challenges him to an archery duel with her trophy at stake, and when he cheats with his falcon she cheats back using a wizard's magic arrows. On the verge of winning, she confesses to the crowd that she used enchanted arrows and does not deserve the prize. The king makes Randolph return the trophy, and the group shares cake as Pinecone decides she would rather be herself than be like the prince.