Advanced search
- TITLES
- NAMES
- COLLABORATIONS
Search filters
Enter full date
to
or just enter yyyy, or yyyy-mm below
to
to
to
Exclude
Only includes titles with the selected topics
to
In minutes
to
1-42 of 42
- Tinkerbell wanders into the forbidden Winter woods and meets Periwinkle. Together they learn the secret of their wings and try to unite the warm fairies and the winter fairies to help Pixie Hollow.
- Loonette the clown and her dolly Molly solve everyday problems while residing in the comfort of a large couch.
- Fangbone is a nine-year-old barbarian warrior from Skullbania who has landed in Eastwood Elementary's third grade class to save his native land from the vilest villain, Venomous Drool. With the help of his new sidekick Bill, a lovable, normal, goofy kid, Fangbone outwits his enemies while discovering the modern world.
- Sweet little cartoon about big sister Stella and her little brother Sam set in an adorable world of imagination . The cute duo set off on all sorts of imaginative adventures in their own backyard whilst caring for each other and meeting friends along the way. My 3 & 5 year old love it, and it's one of the rare toddler audience cartoons I don't mind having to watch, even multiple times. I highly recommend this one.
- Tee and Mo follows the adventures of a fun-loving three-year-old monkey, Tee, and first-time super-mum, Mo, as they navigate the swings and roundabouts of life together, learning what it takes to be a son and a mum.
- Bagel and Becky are two best friends who go on hand-drawn adventures with their friend, Percy.
- Ollie! The Boy Who Became What He Ate is an animated super hero series that promotes trying new and healthy foods. The series stars six-year-old Ollie, a hesitant eater who turns every meal into an adventure. Ollie becomes what he eats, gaining superpowers to save the day.
- Can You Imagine That! is created for kids, by kids. Featuring 52 children who get to live out their biggest future career dreams - to become a firefighter, veterinarian, or archaeologist - Can You Imagine That! places kids within their own animated drawings, letting them tell the story of their own dream career.
- A pre-school puppet series set in the fanciful world of pre-historic Alberta, Canada, Land O'Hands follows the adventures of a young boy named Bungle and his family of cavepeople. Bungle's natural curiosity often leads him into trouble. However, with the help of his little sister, Pubba, and his best friend, Garby, Bungle always sets things right and learns more about himself and his place in the big world of the jungle.
- Loonette remembers the time when she and Molly couldn't get to sleep very well.
- In the sixth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly flops on the floor which puts Loonette in a floppy mood.
- In the twelfth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette and Molly learn about feelings. The gang watches a movie about Granny and herself in the old country.
- In the tenth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette sneezes a lot. Major Bedhead and Loonette fly a kite.
- In the fourth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly catches a cold. Loonette makes a scarf for her.
- In the series premiere, Loonette and Molly discover light and heavy things.
- In the second episode of the hit PBS show, Molly's mirthday is soon and Loonette has a party.
- In the eleventh episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette is very energetic after doing a nice clock rug stretch, but unfortunately, she's too energetic to read Molly a story. Loonette accidentally drops ping pong balls in Granny's yard and has to pick them up.
- Loonette and Molly learn about stop and go.
- In the eighth episode of the hit PBS show, there is a mess of toilet paper all over the couch. Major Bedhead, Granny, and Loonette make a fun clean up routine.
- In the thirteenth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette and Molly discover nature by learning how a caterpillar turns into a butterfly. Loonette reads a story about a bee. This is the season 1 finale.
- In the seventh episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette and Molly pretend to fish. Molly learns about patience.
- In the fifth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly gets a balloon from Loonette but flies away. Major Bedhead, Granny, and Loonette play circus.
- Sam wishes he was bigger but discovers being small can behandy sometimes. Sam spills all the dog biscuits while trying to get them down from a shelf that's too high. It's another reminder that he's not as big as he wants to be. Stella assures him he's growing all the time and shows the progress he's making on the family growth chart. When the two of them are pretending to be giants, a toy cow gets stuck under the veranda--a tight spot only accessible to someone Sam's size./Sam and Owen discover different ways to have fun with boxes. Owen has a wagonload of big empty boxes to share with his friend, Sam. They have hours of fun converting them into buildings and bulldozers. The trouble is, none of their cardboard creations can withstand Owen's rambunctious style of play. In the end, Owen has a box that's worth keeping and Sam has a box that's more fun if it's busted apart.
- A funny game of Follow-the-Leader helps Stella and Sam find their lost ball. While playing catch, Stella and Sam's stray ball inexplicably disappears./The neighbour's cat disappears after participating in the kids' magic show.
- Muddy Fred needs to get cleaned up but hates having a bath. Fred gets dirty playing with Sam in the garden. It becomes a problem when he tracks muddy paw prints through the house. Fred needs a good washing, but the very mention of the word bath sends him whimpering off to hide. Stella and Sam have to come up with a way to get the reluctant pup in the washtub./Sam pretends to be a superhero but comes to Fred's rescue for real. When Sam watches Stella pretend she's a superhero, he wants to be one too, but has trouble with his rescue technique. In the meantime, Ivy shows up and the two girls become a superhero duo. Sam's attempt to get involved in a make believe rescue goes awry and he doesn't want to play anymore. Then Fred gets trapped under the lawn sprinkler and Sam comes to his rescue, showing how fast and fearless he really is.
- Sam tries to make his old sweater special before passing it down to Fred. Sam has outgrown his knitted pullover. Stella gives him an old one of hers, imbuing it with an exciting past that makes it extra special. Now Sam is inspired to pass down his old sweater to Fred, but to make it a worthy hand-medown, it needs some adventures. Regardless of the sweater's daring escapades, Fred doesn't like wearing it. The rejection is disappointing, but Sam's spirits are boosted when a robin uses the sweater's stray yarn to build her new nest./Stella has to get Sam out of bed in time for a special breakfast. Stella wishes Sam would rise-and-shine. She wants him to join her for a special breakfast, but she's not supposed to open his bedroom door when he's sleeping. Stella guilefully succeeds in getting Sam out of bed - now she just has to find him. Hide-'n-Seek antics ensue and after Sam has had his fun, they head downstairs and arrive at the breakfast table just in time for a rainbow light show.
- Stella and Sam venture downstairs in the dead of night to search for Fred, and a missing kite. As bedtime approaches, Stella and Sam reflect on their fun filled day of kite flying. Fred liked it too, but never got to enjoy the satisfaction of catching the kite to wrestle with it. It's an obsession that creeps into his doggy dreams. When Sam wakes up during the night and finds Fred missing from his bed, he asks Stella to lead a search downstairs. With Stella's help, Sam gets used to the strange shadows and odd noises that pervade their house at night. In the end, kite debris leads the kids to the where abouts of Fred./Stella's school project inspires a faraway quest to see a Chinese Dragon. Stella and Felix create a colourful school project about China. It fascinates Sam. Especially the picture of a Chinese Dragon. Sam wants to see a real one and Stella is more than happy to make it happen. She loads everyone into Dad's rowboat and off they go to the far side of the world. Beyond a bamboo forest, the kids stand atop the Great Wall of China. Much to Sam's surprise and delight, a Chinese Dragon approaches through the mountain mist. Felix invites Stella and Sam to join him beneath his improvised dragon costume and the trio of friends weave and wind their way home across the meadow.
- Sam learns to skate with the help of a snowman. Stella wants Sam to go skating with her./A heavy snowfall creates a winter wonderland for Stella and Sam to explore. Stella and Sam wake to a winter wonderland of fresh, deep snow.
- Sam hopes for wet weather so he can try out his new rainboots. It's the perfect sunny day for a trip to Stella's make believe beach. But Sam wants wet weather so he can try out his new rain boots. According to Stella's whimsical weather predictions, there's no rain in the forecast. It puts a damper on Sam's day until Stella comes up with the idea to make believe a rain cloud has arrived./Sam wants to perform in Stella's music concert, but doesn't have an instrument to play. Stella and Ivy plan a concert in the meadow where they'll play their recorders. Sam wants to take part, but doesn't play an instrument. He is a good talent scout though, and finds various animals around the meadow who are willing to add their unique voices to the performance. When the concert is about to begin, a conductor is needed and it turns out that Sam has a natural talent for the job.
- Fred helps Stella and Sam track down a missing scarf. Sam's scarf goes missing while he and Stella are frolicking in a leaf pile./Stella helps Sam prepare for his first backyard camp-out.
- Sam loses a treasured memento he brought back from his trip to the beach. Sam finds a pretty stone on the beach that's too special to leave behind. It becomes a memento of that enjoyable day as well as a make-believe friend that fits in his pocket. Sam calls it, 'Skippy'. When Skippy goes missing, Detective Stella assures Sam that she'll find it. Her playful search for clues leads them to the laundry basket where Skippy is hiding in another pocket./Stella strikes a deal with a tree to get back Sam's toy airplane, stuck high in its branches. When Sam's toy airplane gets stuck high in a tree, he asks the tree to give it back. Acting as interpreter, Stella informs Sam that the tree wants to keep it. But the tree reconsiders when Stella offers to grant it three wishes. After scratching its bark, giving it an adventure and celebrating its birthday, the tree fulfils its side of the bargain.
- After being surprised with a card and gift for Brother's Day, Sam makes plans for Sister's Day. There's a Father's Day and a Mother's Day, but Sam didn't know about Brother's Day. It's actually an invention of Stella's, and a reason to surprise Sam with a homemade gift. Sam decides the next day is Sister's Day and secretly makes a macaroni necklace. But it's a challenge keeping his surprise from Stella and keeping his necklace from his pasta-loving dog. It turns out, the best surprise of all is waking Stella early enough to see a spectacular sunrise./Stella helps Sam make friends with a fawn that he surprised in the meadow. While playing hide-and-seek in the meadow, Sam scares away a fawn. He hopes to see it again someday. Stella takes Sam to a sunny glade where the fawn apparently lives, but it's not at home. While they wait, Stella teaches Sam a favourite deer game called 'Antler Ring Toss.' They don't see the fawn, but Sam draws a picture for him and posts it on a tree. The next morning he's surprised and delighted to see deer tracks around the picture.
- Sam hopes Fred has enough talent to join Stella's circus, but can an old dog learn new tricks?/Stella takes Sam on a fairy tale quest in search of a good ending for her unfinished storybook.
- Stella's make-believe animal safari leads Sam and Owen to monkey around./Stella has a remedy for Sam's stubbed toe, silly soup with funny ingredients. A misstep mishap leaves Sam with a stubbed toe.
- Stella takes Sam and Owen to an imaginary planet where kiwi fruit grows. Sam and Owen sample every food on a snack platter except the kiwi fruit. It is unusual-looking, and according to Stella, so is the planet it comes from. She sends the boys on an intergalactic trip to see for themselves. With space alien Stella as their tour guide, the boys encounter many new and interesting things on Planet Planella, including a kiwi vine./Sam befriends a cricket and helps it find a new home. When Sam brings some toys in from the yard, he discovers a cricket living inside his favourite truck. Sam befriends the happy little chirper and with Stella's help, finds it a better house. But when the cricket stops chirping, Sam cantell it's not happy anymore. After Stella finds some cricket companions, Sam's little friend starts chirping happily again.
- Auntie Macassar sends in another doll named Babs, which makes Molly very jealous.
- Fangbone's thrilled for Bill when he gets a Spirit Beast Companion - the mighty Squee-Claw. But disappointed with the adorable fluff ball, Bill summons the Spirit Beast of someone else, a dangerous Tar Dragon. With Fangbone's help, Bill realizes how cool the Squee-Claw is â€" clever, loyal and unrelenting â€" and together they rescue the class and send the Tar Dragon back from where it came./Fangbone discovers a real Skullbanian clan on Earth masquarding as medieval reenactors. But when he enlists their help against Drool's undefeatable Dreadhorn, they run in fear. Bill uses their theatrical skills to put on a Battle Royale against an unsuspecting Fangbone that makes the Dreadhorn question going up against such a formidable foe.