Bananas in Pyjamas
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104 episodes · First aired 2011-05-02
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The Bananas are excited because the Teddies are coming round to read them a story about fairies. But what are those strange sounds in the house, and why are the pictures moving, the lights flickering and the windows slamming shut? When Rat and the Teddies arrive, Rat claims to know the cause of all these strange goings-on. It must be fairies!
The Bananas are unhappy that Amy can't come out to play because she has so many jobs to do. But when they try to help her, they end up making a bigger mess and creating even more jobs for her. The other Teddies think that if they all pitch in and work together, they can get the jobs done faster and everyone will have time to play. Can they make it work?
Amy's favourite story is Goldilocks and the Three Bears, so when a mysterious stranger sneaks into the Teddies' house and eats all Amy's porridge, she thinks she knows who was reponsible. But does Goldilocks really exist? The Bananas decide to find out. Disguising themselves as bears, they try to track down the mystery porridge-eater. Who could it be?
The Bananas and Teddies are shocked by Rat's fib but Rat is so miserable that they agree to help him pretend to be Mayor. Rat soon realises he quite likes bossing others about and he especially enjoys having the Bananas and Teddies as his 'servants'.
The Bananas feel sad about letting Bernard down. If only they could make it up to him by finding the Muckle Bird themselves. But how?
The Bananas don't want to hurt Topsy's feelings, so they come up with the pyjamarific idea of hiding the soap in their home. But soon they run out of places to hide it. And here comes Topsy with even more soap...
Before Rat can do anything about his rival, Pancho tries to play a clever trick but outsmarts himself and ends up getting lost in the bush. Can the Bananas find him, and will Pancho stop playing his tricks on everyone?
Then they spy Rat secretly taking the honeycakes out of the well and realise they've been tricked.
After they find a cocoon, Lulu explains to B1 and B2 that Curly has turned in to a butterfly! Down by the river they find hundreds of butterflies, is one of them Curly?
Driven crazy by Rat's unwanted advice, everyone wants him to become a shopkeeper again. Can the Bananans make it happen?
The Bananas discover that helping out their turtle friends isn't as easy as they'd thought it might be.
When the Teddies go away, the Bananas volunteer to look after their house - and cause the biggest flood in Cuddlestown history!
When the Bananas find an old beach hut behind a sand dune, they set about repairing it under Rat's supervision. What could possibly go wrong?
Rat and the Teddies are collecting toys to give to some children who don't have any. When the Bananas hear about this they want to donate one of their toys, but they have a great deal of difficulty choosing which one. What are they going to do?
Morgan is impatient to grow up - he wants to be tall and he wants it now! He asks Charlie to invent something that will make him grow, but none of his ideas work. However, when the Bananas need help to rescue a small bird, Morgan discovers it is not so bad being small.
It is 'We Love Cuddlestown' Day, and the bananas are helping everyone to decorate their houses with flags and balloons. But when it comes to decorating their own home they have a mystery on their hands when they realise that the colourful flowers they bought have vanished! Where could they be?
After Rat nearly runs in to the Teddies in his car, he decides to make a pedestrian crossing. To make sure everybody uses it, he appoints the Bananas as monitors. But they soon find out that their job is not as easy as they thought...
Morgan is going to be the DJ at Camembert's birthday party. But when he goes to show the Bananas how he'll do it, he plugs in so many lights and speakers that he accidentally blows all the power in Cuddlestown. Now it's up to the Bananas to show Camembert she can still have a perfect party even without any electricity.
It's story night and the Teddies are going to read 'The Hare and the Tortoise' to the Bananas and Rat. Rat has never heard the story before, so Tolstoy the turtle tells him. Rat can't believe that a slow tortoise could ever beat a speedy hare. In fact, Rat thinks the idea is so silly that he'll even prove it to everyone, so he challenges Tolstoy to a race!
The Bananas need a work table to make a present for Topsy, and spot just what they need in front of the Teddies' house. But Rat asks to borrow it from them, so when the Teddies tell the Bananas that they need the table back urgently, B1 and B2 must find it quickly. But Rat has lent it to someone else and everyone has borrowed that old table today.
