Tweenies - Episode Guide

The Tweenies get excited about singing Music Man in which they play imaginary instruments. Milo gets carried away with a drum, and Jake with a pot lid, and they make a dreadful noise. Judy takes control and encourages them to give a Top of the Pops-style performance.

Jake is scared of spiders, so Max shows him a film and makes him his own spider model. Soon he feels confident enough to join the others in the garden for a spider hunt.

As the Tweenies rest from the exertions of their action song, they notice how different Doodles is compared to them and that they all seem to be the same as each other. They soon discover that is not the case. As they all go about their play activities, Milo gets in everyone's way with his game, Jake spoils Bella's game and everyone blames each other for the ensuing chaos. Judy has to take things in hand and show them that they are all different and that they all like different things but that people are all as important as each other.

Jake, Fizz and Max explore an old house which is now a museum. Jake decides he is the Grand Old Duke of York, and insists that the three of them must go up and down any hill that they come across. At the old house, they have great fun exploring the way people lived, worked and enjoyed themselves in olden times.

Jake notices that the curtains of the surprise area are twitching every now and then and he and the other Tweenies decide that there is a monster behind them. None of them will go and have a look as they are all too scared. The Tweenies all decide what they would each like it to be but they do not convince themselves. To their horror Judy pulls a book from behind the curtains but she does not seem to have seen anything scary so during their story about Mr. Underbed they all keep an eye on the surprise area curtains. When the story is finished they admit to Judy that they are scared of what might be there. Judy seems to know what it is and encourages them to go and have a look. When they do they are glad that they did.

The Tweenies sing two of their favourite songs - Put Your Finger in the Air, and Tommy Thumb – and it sets them thinking about what they can do with their fingers. They use their hands to make shadow animals while they sing more of their favourite songs. Then they make puppets from gloves and bits and pieces from the messy area, and this leads to a black theatre puppet show narrated by the very able Bella.

The Tweenies discover that someone who is half fish and half person is called a mermaid. Fizz and Bella get very excited about this and decide that they should become mermaids. They find what they need in the dressing up box and together with Milo and Jake they explore and sing about these wonderous creatures. Mermaids may not be real but they are fun.

Fizz goes to ballet every Saturday and wants to share the joy of a ballet lesson with all the other Tweenies. She has difficulties getting Jake to do it properly, keeping Milo in order and stopping Bella from taking over but her enthusiasm wins out and with the help of the dressing up box, a new headdress she made herself and a story from Max about a ballet class, they are able to perform a little ballet for Max at the end.

Jake cannot find his toy train. Milo is too busy playing, but Bella and Fizz help him look for it. They look behind and under lots of things but there is no sign of it. Milo has an idea, and the Tweenies make a runaway train out of cardboard boxes. It's a great hit with Jake, so they decide to have one last look for the toy train. Doodles finds it.

Max is trying to make the garden look a bit more interesting and he remembers a beach that has millions of pebbles. Judy, Milo and Bella go off to see this beach and they discover the different shapes, sizes and colours of the stones that you can find. They also find many different things you can do with stones and pebbles from the beach and the fun you can have with them.

The Tweenies have all sorts of notions as to how a telephone works. Is there someone inside it? What makes it ring? Do you speak into it or at it? They experiment with the way things travel down tubes and what happens to your voice if you speak into one end of a very long tube. The Tweenies now understand the fact that a telephone allows you to speak to someone who is not in the same place as you but somewhere else.

Jake is having difficulty keeping up with the others and when he tries to join in their game he is told that he is too small.Jake goes to confide in Doodles and realises that although he is smaller than the rest he has grown and can do lots more things than he used to be able to do. Judy tries to help the others understand how Jake is feeling and since their game is over, due to the ball being lost, they decide to play something they can all join in.

Fizz and Milo are off to the beach with Max to try and find a starfish. On their trip they find rockpools, and discover the creatures that live in them. Fizz does not understand how a star can be in the sky and then in the sea. The seaside teaches them about the fauna found in rockpools and enables them to finish a pretend rockpool Jake and Bella have made in the playroom.

Max brings a marionette puppet to show the Tweenies and it fires them up to make their own puppet show. The marionette is delicate, and they are warned not to play with it. However, Bella breaks one of the strings, hides the puppet in Doodles's beanbag, and blames him. Bella eventually owns up and admits it was her fault. She learns that it is wrong to tell lies.

Milo is in a noisy mood. He has found a noisy instrument that he calls his rattler, and goes round each person in turn showing them how noisy it can be. The rest of the Tweenies are in a quiet mood, and try to get Milo to make less noise, but it takes Max's intervention to sort the situation out. They each make an instrument, and together they play them first in a quiet way, and then in a noisy way.

A lack of sleep puts Milo in such a bad mood that he does not want to play with anyone.

After an accident in the playroom, it is decided that the park is the place to play with balls. Milo, Bella and Max go off to the park to play. They have a look at various parts of the park before they are sure that it is the right place to play with a ball. Back in the Playroom, Judy is showing Fizz and Jake how to play skittles with a ball which is the right size for indoors. All the Tweenies discover that you can have fun with a ball anywhere.

Jake has arrived with his 'Dotman' super hero cape on. When his mum made it for him, she sewed on lots of coloured dots and this gave Dotman the power to put back any colours that disappear from the world. This is exactly what happens. All the colours suddenly disappear from the garden and Dotman is the only person who can bring them back. Dotman saves all the colours and even sort out Doodles' colour problem.

The Tweenies watch a gymnast on a bar and Milo invents a game, swinging over and under a bar, then the others join him in an adventure with a friendly bear, and learn what the words 'over' and 'under' mean.

Fizz catches sight of a rainbow when she is in the garden and thinks how magical it is. She tries to describe how colourful it was, but the others want to see one for themselves. Judy helps out by getting them to watch some on video and to take note of the many colours that are in a rainbow. They then make their own rainbow with all the colours they can remember and put it up above the window, but will they all see a real rainbow?

Sir Milo finds himself in possession of an unusual dragon.

Judy arrives with a tub of modelling clay and the Tweenies discover that the wibbly-wobbly material can be shaped and squeezed into all sorts of things, such as a horse, a rocket and a castle. Unfortunately their beautiful models disappear while Judy is telling the story of the Gingerbread Man. Max has the answer to the mystery of the vanishing clay, and the Tweenies work together to make one more wibbly-wobbly creation.

The gang try to find a home for a lost frog called Norman.

Playing with a buttonhole, some glue and two shoelaces, the Tweenies get stuck together.

Jake produces some funny looking objects which turn out to be daffodil bulbs. The friends plant the bulbs and make paper plants for the empty pots.

Using his magic polish, Max shows the Tweenies how to make dull old metal sparkle and shine. The Tweenies find lots of metal objects, and with a little help from Bella's fairy wand, fill the room with shiny metal.

The friends learn about size by comparing ants with elephants, then hear some stories about large and small animals.

Milo, Bella and Jake plan a surprise party for Fizz's fourth birthday. Judy and Max help them decorate the playroom and make a birthday cake.

Max is trying to decide where to go on holiday, so, using their imaginations, the other Tweenies take him to sunny beaches and snowy mountains.

While building sandcastles, Milo and Jake discover that sand is a good place for hiding treasures and decide to go on a hunt.

The Tweenies make some costumes so they can dress up as animals and perform a show.

Bella finds a lost brooch. Max takes Bella and Milo to the local police station to hand it in. Down at the station, Bella and Milo join the police on their rounds. Milo does not catch any burglars but they do reunite a lost child with his mum.

Judy is trying to decorate the Surprise Area but is having great difficulty in finding a colour that looks just right, whilst Max shows the gang how to print a decorative fairy border using various shapes and different colours.

Milo has lost the wheel of his fire engine, while searching for it, the other Tweenies find lots of things that roll.

The rain spoils the Tweenies' plans for a nice picnic, so instead they make their own rainy day collage and dive right in.

The Tweenies are bored with their toys so Max suggests that they play with the cardboard boxes he has left in the garden. At first they are unimpressed, but soon the Tweenies realise that a box can be anything they want it to be. Soon they have created a cardboard box train which takes them to space, under the sea and into the jungle.

Max teaches the gang how to look after their dog, Doodles.

Milo cannot wait to show off his new jumper his gran has knitted for him, but Doodles and Jake's horseplay leaves it a great deal shorter when it unravels.

Max helps Bella make a pair of wings and a wand. Then he tells the story of Sleeping Beauty and the Tweenies do some acting!

Fizz, Jake and Max go for a ride on a narrow boat that belongs to and old friend of Max's and go in search of unusual boats that Fizz has seen on the canal near where she lives.

While the snow falls, the Tweenies learn about icebergs and volcanoes, to find out the difference between hot and cold and then Bella meets Mr Hot and Mrs Cold who sing a song to help explain the difference.

Rushing in, arriving late, Milo gets the hiccups! Bella, Fizz and Jake try to help him stop them – even Doodles has a go! But what are hiccups? Why do they come? Where do they go? Milo tries to find out.

No matter where Bella goes or what she does she always seems to ruin things. When she spoils things for everyone she has to say sorry. But maybe the others should have let her join in with them – so is Bella entirely to blame?

Jake becomes Little Boy Blue and falls asleep. Meanwhile, Max becomes a roving reporter and visits a meadow with his camcorder and then gets ants in his pants!

Jake wants to know whether windmills are magic, or operated by the wind. So Jake, Fizz, Milo and Bella all take a magical trip inside their very own bubbles floating across the sky!

The Tweenies find out that it is no good saying "I can't do it" – they must try! Jake finds out he can sing Looby Lou, Fizz that she can stand still and Milo and the rest have an adventure with an alien in outer space!

Milo finds a leaf stuck in his jacket and becomes convinced he's a tree. Max looks at different leaves, and Judy goes on a search to find an oak tree.

Milo is concerned that he cannot join in with the circus game because he cannot be as funny as the other clowns. They can juggle and spin plates, but Milo cannot. Judy tells a story about a clown called Milo, convincing him that all he has to do is be himself. He performs and Bella plays the hooters.

The Tweenies are taught what litter is and Jake invents a game of Litterbug. Playing pass the parcel is good fun but what a mess it makes - the only place for all that litter is in the bin!

Strange goings on are afoot, as first Milo's shoe, then the dressing-up shoes, and then Max's gardening shoes go missing, but who is the mystery shoe snatcher?

When Doodles gets stuck in a tree and the friends use pogo sticks, butterfly wings, aeroplanes, balloons and, finally, a ladder to get him down.

Bella and Milo fall out and won't talk to each other, so Jake and Fizz try to make the peace, but eventually it's Doodles who comes to the rescue.

Jake is playing in water and starts to imagine that the whole playroom is flooded.

The Tweenies play "who am I?" by wearing a blindfold and trying to guess who is in front of them just by touching. Milo loves his blindfold so much that he keeps it on all day, while Jake and Bella make a picture they can feel.

The Tweenies are not convinced that milk comes from cows. They can't believe you squeeze those dangly things and then drink it. Judy visits a friend's farm one day and shows what happens.

The Tweenies make their own solar system and Jake constructs a rocket. Together Captain Jake and his intrepid crew then set off on a space voyage into the unknown, to boldly go where no Tweenie has gone before!

Fizz is taken to hospital for a checkup after she falls off her bike and hurts her wrist. Meanwhile, Jake, Bella and Milo make their own pretend hospital as they wait for Fizz to return.

Bella makes café for the others to visit for tea, while Max shows them his visit to a real café.

Judy demonstrates how to dress a wound when Jake falls and cuts his finger. Then they all make finger puppets and perform a show.

Milo causes chaos as he tries to balance on his scooter, and Fizz, Jake and Bella play game of musical statues.

Milo shows the others how to draw a perfect circle. Then they go circle-spotting in the playroom and the garden. Jake feels left out because he isn't as quick as the others, but when he becomes Dot Man he finds plenty of circles and puts them to good use rescuing Doodles.

When the gang find a wiggly worm in the garden they wonder what it would be like to be teeny-weeny. Fizz's magic words transport the Tweenies to a giant world full of enormous flowers, buckets and snozzle monsters.

While Judy cuts the grass with a lawn mower, Max watches a combine harvester in the fields cutting wheat.

Max tells Fizz his favourite food is pancakes, so the Tweenies make some for him, but then Doodles spoils the culinary surprise by eating the lot.

Jake tries to count the new buckets that he finds behind the surprise curtain, Bella and Milo try to help by building sandcastles and making flags.

Jake cannot co-ordinate himself when he dances the Hokey Cokey.

Fizz and Milo discover that all the story books have disappeared and wonder where they have gone. So instead of reading them a tale, Judy asks them to help her tell the story of Ananse and the Sky God.

Bella introduces her new pet, Sally the stick insect, and the gang see other animals that use colours and patterns for hiding. Meanwhile Milo finds a clever way to hide in the garden so that the others can't find him.

Max's car has broken down so he decides to get the train. Having bought his ticket, found a seat and bought a drink he falls asleep and misses his stop. He gets off at the next stop and misses the next train back. He arrives very late at the playgroup and tells the Tweenies all that has happened.

After singing Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush on a cold and frosty morning, the Tweenies are disappointed to find that all the snow and ice in the garden has melted. Max helps them to make it a frosty day inside by showing them how to make paper ice patterns and icicles. Finally, the Tweenies can step outside into the magical world of Jack Frost.

Jake introduces his new invisible friend called Douglas. Meanwhile Fizz and Bella are practising a new dance - Tweenie Beat, but Jake can't seem to learn it. Perhaps Douglas can help?

Max takes Fizz and Jake for a boat trip on the River Thames. Later Judy, Milo and Bella see a footbridge in the country.

Bella boasts about her beautiful bracelet, but then breaks it. So Fizz makes her own bracelet from pasta.

Piles of books arrive in the playroom and the Tweenies use them to build tall towers instead of reading them.

Jake looks through his box of games to recall fond memories while he recovers from a bout of chicken pox.

Fizz finds a fallen star in the garden while the gang are putting up their Christmas decorations. Did it drop from the tinsel Milo played with, or did it fall from the sky?

Bella wants to be the fairy on top of the Christmas tree.

Dotman and Alf Elf visit Santa in his grotto at the North Pole to watch him wrap his gifts, and what to do when you have no wrapping paper, only potatoes.

The friends prepare to perform their own nativity play - but who will play which part? Will Milo be Joseph or a king? And will Bella get to play an angel?

The Tweenies hope for a visit from Father Christmas. If their dreams come true they'll be taken on the trip of a lifetime on Santa's sleigh and see the children of all the world.

The Tweenies are having a picnic but Judy has forgotten a few items so she pops out to the corner shop. She gets a bit carried away and forgets what she went for. Eventually the picnic is ready and they all tuck in.

Fizz and her friends can't go in the garden or on the computer. They can't go anywhere! They decide on a magical flying carpet ride.

Fizz discovers a special picture box in her toybox - it is a sign. The Tweenies discover that signs tell you all sorts of things – like where to find the post office or the toilet. Max makes some special signs which take the Tweenies on a treasure hunt.

Bella is having a sleep-over at Fizz's house. Fizz gets annoyed with Bella coming in and disrupting her very tidy bedroom. However, once Fizz has calmed down a bit, they have a laugh about some of the silly things the Tweenies have done at playgroup.

Max goes shopping after learning a special remembering song to make sure that he doesn't forget what to buy.

The quartet have to make their own amusement when the television needs to be repaired. Bella suggests they create Tweenie TV, where everyone does a turn. Bella the Ballerina and Jake the Juggler perform, and there's a special appearance from Max.

Judy is given a bag of toys by some older children but leaves it on a bus.

Fizz teases Jake about being slow and then regrets upsetting him. Max helps the Tweenies find fast and slow animals, and Jake and Fizz tell the story of the Hare and the Tortoise.

The pals have a picnic in the woods with their teddy bears, Max then tells them the story of Little Red Riding Hood, which Bella decides they should act out, with her in the title role.

Milo is upset when his paper plane is taken away in the dustcart, meanwhile Fizz and Bella learn about recycling.

Judy shows the Tweenies a sepia photo of her great-grandmother. Fascinated, they decide to dress as old-fashioned people and have Judy take pictures of them. Then they take a trip back in time and experience a carriage ride, with Doodles as the horse.

Bella tries to get the others to join her square club. She makes square badges for them, then she organises a square brick-building contest. But Milo doesn't follow the rules of the game.

Milo and Jake pretend to be aeroplanes and disrupt Fizz and Bella's teddy-bears picnic. Max takes them to see some real planes, and they get a much closer look than he'd anticipated.

Judy has dusting, tidying and cleaning to do in the playroom. She tells the Tweenies she wishes she had some elves to help her, so Bella, Fizz and Milo decide to be elves for the day and secretly tidy the playroom. Jake heads for the garden and makes a very special friend.

Jake finds a treasure stone, which impresses the others. Max helps them to paint stones, then tells a story using stones as illustration. In the end, each Tweenie has their own treasure stone, and there's even one for Doodles.

Max, Bella and Jake go for a walk down the road to see some of the sights of spring.

Max falls asleep in the sunny sandpit and dreams of the seaside.

Fizz is worried when all the leaves fall off the tree in the garden. Max takes her and Jake to the park to see all the other trees. They are amazed by all the different coloured leaves and use some to make a picture to take back to show the others.

Max shows the others how cold weather can make people can have 'dragon breath', then teaches Jake and Fizz about the changing seasons, dragons and hibernation.

Jake is at his grandmother's house, so he misses a trip to the zoo, but Max has a plan.

The Tweenies make preparations to put on a play.

The delivery of a fridge-freezer leaves a huge cardboard box left over. Fizz decides that it could be a puppet theatre. With Judy's help, they get to work to paint the box and make stick puppets. The puppet show is a spectacular success: Fizz narrates and the others act the story with the puppets they've made.

The Tweenies are fascinated by whistling but are frustrated by their inability to actually do it - until Max brings them a bag of whistles. They make so much noise that they're told to play something more quiet. Meanwhile, Doodles is behaving very strangely. Bella meets some birds in the garden who show her how to whistle like them. Judy reads the Tweenies a story, Max reappears and the mystery of Doodles' behaviour is explained.

Fizz and Jake are jealous when Milo gets a new plane and Bella gets a new scarf. Their frustration is made worse when they are excluded from the New Gang. Max does his best to demonstrate to Fizz and Jake that old isn't necessarily bad, but they remain unconvinced. Gradually they come to terms with their situation via a fantasy about flying in the old plane and a timely and relevant story.

The Tweenies play with their toy dinosaurs while Max makes a film at a museum.

The Tweenies are having a one, two, three day prompted by Judy bringing in three cardboard boxes. Unfortunately Bella is a bit late in discovering this, and opts out of the ensuing games. Although the others in no way intend to exclude her, Bella feels left out. We see how she deals with this all too common feeling, which is exacerbated by her interpreting the most innocent circumstances the wrong way. The final straw is when she does not get to play a bear in Goldilocks, but is persuaded to take on the starring role, to great acclaim.

Max has returned from the park with his tape recorder, on which he has been capturing sounds. Before he can play them back, however, he feels like a bit of a nap in the garden. So it is left to Judy to do it. After they have guessed the noises, she explains what recording a sound is all about. However, in the middle of this, Fizz hears a strange noise. Milo and Bella borrow the tape to see if they can find out what it is. They record various sounds around the playroom, but to no avail. They then hear another noise, which turns out to be Doodles snoring, and they talk about what this is. Judy reads them a snorey story, and Fizz hears the noise again. They discover that it is Max who is snoring and decide to play a trick on him.

Milo has bought a magic wand, turning himself into Wando the Wizard. Jake has a go in Milo's absence and believes he has made Doodles disappear. The others join in to look for him with a search and a song – but to no avail. Milo and Jake then imagine going to see a real wizard in Australia. He is called Wizard Oz, and bears more than a passing resemblance to another antipodean who is thrilled at the appearance of two little boys. He gives them a suggestion.

Doodles eats a batch of homemade biscuits, then the Tweenies discover different types of pushing when Doodles gets stuck in the doorway.

It is cold outside – as Doodles finds out when he is accidentally shut out of the playroom. Max looks at his flower book and talks about all the flowers he will grow in spring. The Tweenies walk along a country road and discover all sorts of life going on. They learn about horses, and what farmers have to do all the year round. They also find holly and see other evidence of nature's winter offerings.

Fizz is looking after the toy lamb so Max takes her and Jake off to the farm to see some real lambs. They have a good look around the farm and find the lambs with their mothers out in the field. Jake wonders where they get their woolly coats from so they watch a real lamb being born.

Milo will not reveal what is inside his box, claiming that it is a secret – much to the other Tweenies' annoyance. They are cross and say that friends should share their secrets. They make their own boxes and tease Milo by refusing to say what's inside them. Eventually Milo opens his box and reveals his secret, but can he persuade the others to tell?

During a game of piggy-in-the-middle, Jake is teased for being small. Judy suggests that they all dress up to tell the story of the smallest rabbit who managed to banish a herd of elephants from his family's home. They all realise that the smallest person can be the star of the show and Jake enjoys his moment of glory.

Jake hears strange noises in the garden. They investigate and discover that it is the wind, which they decide is a monster. Max leads them in a Riverdance version of Michael Finnigan, then helps them to make monster masks. The Tweenies have great fun as their masks take over both in and out of the wind.

Max goes fishing, where he spots a frog, plants and weeds.

Fizz and Bella are best friends and do everything together, but today Bella seems to be having more fun with Milo. A sad Fizz thinks she has lost her friend until Bella realises that something is wrong. They make up and realise that friendship is very precious.

Judy has a walk in the countryside when she house sits for a friend.

Max takes a trip to the launderette and decides to have a stroll around the town.

As the Tweenies sing and play, Doodles tries to tell them that he has found something. Each time the Tweenies go to look they see nothing. However Fizz believes Doodles and eventually the two of them discover the mouse which has found its way into the playroom. Judy explains that they must put the mouse in the nearby field.

Fizz wants to be a princess who wears a beautiful dress and goes to a ball. The boys are more interested in hunting for bugs and insects. Fizz does not like creepy crawlies but Bella persuades her to look for butterflies because they are pretty and gentle. They find a beetle, a worm, a ladybird and a caterpillar, but no butterflies. Fizz is upset but Judy gets them all to perform a song which makes everyone happy – The Ugly Bug Ball.

Milo breaks Bella's wand, so she goes in search of a new one and decides that a flower with a long stem will do very well. Luckily, Judy catches her before she cuts it. Judy explains why she should not pick wild flowers and takes Bella and Milo to the park to have a closer look at lots of different flowers.

The Tweenies are playing hide and seek, but Jake watches where the others hide. They think he has done brilliantly and make him a special badge. Jake admits that he has cheated and the others are really angry with him. Judy steps in and helps them make up by organising a special game.

Milo has just been to his brother's sports day where there were lots of races. The others decide that they should have their own Tweenie sports day, so Max and Judy help them set up the races, make medals and organise an opening parade. The Tweenies have great fun with eggs and spoons, the three-legged race and the sack race.

Jake is excited about his new Dot Man comic, but Doodles is rather too eager to see it and accidentally rips the paper. Jake is upset, so Max organises a special game of pass the parcel with a few paper surprises inside. Eventually Jake and Doodles are friends again.

The Tweenies are playing catch when Bella gets a bit carried away and the ball gets stuck in the tree. Fizz, Milo and Judy go on a trip to their local fire station for some advice while Jake, Bella and Max attempt to get their ball down from the tree. Fizz, Milo and Judy meet a fire fighter who shows them a big red fire engine with a huge ladder. They watch the other fire fighters slide down the pole, jump onto the engine and whizz off down the road, sirens sounding and lights flashing. Meanwhile in an attempt to get their ball out of the tree Max, Jake and Bella get even more things stuck up there. Milo and Fizz return to save the day.

Milo has lost his favourite bouncy ball and the others agree to help him find it. They search everywhere and create a marvelous mess but Milo's ball is nowhere to be seen. Realising that Max and Judy will not be too pleased when they discover the state of the playroom, the Tweenies decide that it is tidy up time. Eventually Milo finds his ball in an unexpected place.

Jake and Bella are playing boats but Bella can't decide where to put her lighthouse. Judy builds her a play block cliff. Judy then remembers what it was like when she visited some cliffs. She starts at the bottom and catches a funicular railway to the top. The feeling at the top is very different and Judy can see lots of different things from high up on the cliffs.

Milo has been sent to think about how naughty it was to pinch Bella on the arm. He considers it very carefully and remembers some of the naughty things that the others got up to in the past.

Judy is looking after a goldfish called Miranda. The Tweenies want to see lots of fishes and Judy knows just the place. Judy, Max and the Tweenies take a trip to the sealife centre where they find lots of different fish of all shapes and sizes. Milo and Bella even see a shark!

Fizz tries to explain to Jake why a scrapbook is so wonderful to keep and how the things in her scrapbook all have special memories attached to them.

Milo tries to think of a rhyme for orange, but to no avail. Until he says "a meal you peel" that is.

Fizz wants to see what she looks like in her new hat, so Bella makes a mirror out of a silver tray and some card. Then Max tells them the story of Snow White.

It isn't easy being a dog! Doodles is getting in everybody's way, so they decide to get out of his way by going to the park. Important questions are answered, such as what does Doodles do all day, and why is he called Doodles?

Judy meets a variety of horses of all shapes and sizes.

When Milo moves a metal washer without touching it, it could be magic or a magnet. The Tweenies explore magic magnets and race each other on their magic magnet racetracks.

Jake finds a balloon in the garden and imagines floating all over the world holding onto its string. Meanwhile Bella, Milo and Fizz set about letting the balloon people know where to find the balloon.

Bearded Bella, Muncher Milo, Fizz the Fright and Jolly Roger Jake dress up as pirates and sail the seven seas in search of treasure.

Max imagines that he is a king when he visits a castle.

Fizz spends the day with her small, stripy dinosaur called Susan.

Milo gets so excited doing the Hokey Cokey, he bumps into Judy and she drops the shopping - breaking the eggs! The Tweenies find out where eggs come from, hear why Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall, and join in with the egg hunt.

Jake helps Max by doing the dusting, using his trusted duster Dusty Springclean, and causes an outbreak of sneezing.

Max tries to build a Wendy House without much success.

It is raining, but Max knows how to chase away the rainy day blues. He has prepared some dot-to-dot puzzles, which the Tweenies enjoy completing. Later, Max's story leads them to a strange land, where clues to their escape are dot-to-dot puzzles. They manage to reach a magical island with a little help from Dot-To-Dotman.

Doodles is missing. Desperate searches and frantic calling cannot make him appear. Max tells them about detectives, and complete with magnifying glasses and drawing pads they set about finding him. Through the discovery of some clues they piece together what must have happened to Doodles, a series of strange happenings involving (among other things) some pirate hairdressers. Keep your eyes open to solve the mystery!

Bella is being a bandleader, and all the other Tweenies fall in line. They form a marching band, with Jake playing the trumpet. However, when Jake goes to tell Judy, Milo accidentally breaks the trumpet. Jake is upset, but Milo thinks of a way to help him. With Max's help, they make a rather special instrument which Jake can play to Judy.

The Tweenies have had enough of the mess Doodles makes with his toys. No matter how many times they tidy them up, Doodles seems to re-create the mess. Eventually they realise the reason for the mess – Doodles needs a toybox. Max helps them make one, but will it solve the problem of the lazy, messy Doodles?

Jake pretends to be a giraffe, setting everyone on a search to discover who is the tallest. Jake is upset when he turns out to be the shortest but rises above his disappointment with the help of Doodles and Max.

When she hears a thunderstorm, Judy decides to play clapping games with the Tweenies. Jake is upset because he can't clap as well as the others, but cheers himself up by taking part in a flamenco show with Fizz. While performing in the show, Jake discovers something amazing.

Milo's brother has given him a whoopee cushion, and he and Bella set about using it to play a practical joke on the others. Bella and Milo go on to find other jokes, but unfortunately Jake becomes the main victim. His sadness is helped by Max showing how to make a practical joke of his own. He then uses this knowledge to get his own back on the others. Friends again, they team up to play the best practical joke of all on Max.

Judy wants to paint a quiet picture of the countryside, but the Tweenies think otherwise.

While helping Max plant bulbs in the garden, Milo ends up with very muddy hands. He then accidentally uses Fizz's special cushion to wipe them clean – which upsets Fizz a great deal. The only thing that can save him is cleaning the cushion, but this turns out to be harder than it looks, until Max saves the day.

Milo wins a penguin suit, but is unsure of what to do with it - he has no idea how penguins behave. So Max shows the Tweenies a video of penguins waddling, swimming and hatching eggs, and the Tweenies have fun with the penguin outfit.

When Fizz sees Max with a birthday card, she assumes it's his birthday and rushes off to tell the others. Between them, they arrange a surprise party for Max, with special food and games. However, it turns out to be Max who has a surprise for the Tweenies at the end of the day.

Max is asked to look after a lighthouse for the night.

Max has a puzzle for the Tweenies: how do you make six colours from only three pots of paint? They struggle at first, but by accident they discover that by mixing two colours together they can create a new colour. Proudly they present Max with six pieces of paper, each painted a different colour. Max is able to stick each piece of paper on the sides of a cardboard box to make a giant coloured die, which they use for a colour game.

Fizz does not want to sing, and she does not want to join in with the picnic Max is organising. She does not like any of the sandwiches on offer, even though there is cheese, ham, honey or jam. Milo tries to cheer her up by singing a song about all the things she does not like, but it is Judy who finally persuades Fizz to join the picnic – by finding something that she does like to eat.

Judy sets out to meet the Tweenies favourite nursery rhyme characters.

Jake loses his chocolate gold coin while playing a game of hide-and-seek. Judy tells them a story about the gold at the end of the rainbow, and then they imagine that they are going to find some. Judy then helps Jake to find his coin at the end of their rainbow!

Bella has hidden herself behind the surprise curtains and no one is allowed to see what she is doing. The others go off to play and discover lots of triangle shapes, but when they try to show Bella, they only succeed in making her cross and grumpy. Max takes Fizz, Milo and Jake for a walk to the park while Bella struggles with her task. She is just about to give up when she gets encouragement from a special friend. The others return and Bella is ready to reveal her big surprise.

Milo decides that he is going to be really cool and Fizz follows suit. Milo has learned from his brother about talking cool, looking cool and acting cool, so when Max suggests that they put on a show for Judy, Milo decides that he and Fizz are not going to help because it would be uncool. But he soon realises that they are missing out on a lot of fun and comes up with a fantastic idea for the show.

Fizz arrives just in time to sing Here we go Round the Mulberry Bush but before they finish she has to go to the toilet. Doodles hears a strange noise and the Tweenies follow him to the window, where they see a wonderful sight – a hot-air balloon. Fizz arrives back just as the balloon flies away and she is terribly disappointed not to see it. Judy shows the Tweenies lots of hot-air balloons at Telly Time, and finally Fizz sees some real hot-air balloons.

Jake wants to be a magician, but his attempts end in failure. Max teaches him a magic trick and Milo, Fizz and Bella are very impressed.

Bella arrives with a new hairstyle, and the other Tweenies make fun of her because she looks different. Bella gets upset but Max declares that her hair looks 'smashingly good' and shows them all some fun hairstyles. This gives Bella a great idea. She shows the others how they can make some brand new hair for Max.

Judy has an eventful trip to the seaside when she comes to a boat's rescue while helping a lifeboat crew.

Bella keeps saying that she is better than the others. They decide to get their own back. Max helps them set up some fun fair games, and Bella does not win at any of them. She promises never to say 'I'm better than you' again, because everybody is good at different things.

The Tweenies start the day with some painting. Fizz thinks it would be a good idea to paint rainbows but Bella decides that the only colour for her is red, and so she creates a club where everything has to be red. Jake joins the Red Club but Milo and Fizz decide that they like lots of other colours too, so they stay in the playroom to finish their rainbows. Bella and Jake manage to find lots of red things to play with but eventually they realise that their rules are too strict.

It's teddy bear day and the Tweenies have each brought a teddy to show the others. Milo loses his teddy and Doodles looks after it, until he loses it too. Max finds the teddy in the yard and they have a teddy bear picnic to celebrate.

Max samples the great outdoors when he goes camping.

Doodles has a bad cough so the others try to come up with ways to make him better. They try all sorts of methods. They wrap him in dressing-up clothes but Doodles does not like it, so Jake decides to make him a bed out of toilet paper.

Max has a headache, so Fizz asks everyone to play quietly, but she soon ends up shouting herself.

The Tweenies have an "Elephant day" and turn their slide into an elephant's trunk.

Judy goes to the market to buy some fruit for the Tweenies, but finds that Jake's favourite, strawberries, are sold out. The Tweenies decide to pick their own.

Rubbish is being thrown out of the recycling bin in the Tweenie garden, and Max discovers that the culprit is a fox looking for food. Jake and Doodles imagine that they meet Lionel the naughty fox, and Doodles helps him find his mummy.

Fizz brings some Diwali sweets for everyone to try, and Judy shows the Tweenies a video about the festival. She has also brought in some Diwali costumes, and the Tweenies act out the story of Princess Sita, Prince Rama, Prince Lakshman and Hanuman the magical monkey.

Max tells an Indian tale about the old washerwoman and the goddess Lakshmi, which the Tweenies act out in the garden. Bella plays the washerwoman, Fizz plays the queen, Milo is the king and Jake is the crow who steals the queen's necklace.

It is Doodles' bath day and he is hiding from Max and will not go near the bath. The Tweenies discover which objects float and sink, and make boats race in the bath. Milo has a plan to get Doodles into the bath. He lays a trail of dog biscuits, but Doodles has a better idea.

Milo tells the others about his jungle, and they don't believe him. He imagines he visits the jungle and meets all kinds of animals. The Tweenies are very excited about this, and go with him to the fantasy jungle.

Jake is fed up with always being left till last. He discovers that you can go first if you are old, if you are a lady and if it is your birthday. He has an idea how he can get to go first: he dresses up as his grandma who has a birthday.

Max goes on a ferry trip to Jersey, but his car breaks down on board so he takes a tour of the ship instead.

The Tweenies tell each other who they love most of all but Doodle feels left out. Bella and Fizz say they are best friends, but Bella gets jealous when Fizz includes Jake. They perform the Ugly Duckling story, which helps Bella to feel included again, and they tell Doodles how much they love him.

All the lights go out when Max blows a fuse as he sets up a slide show. The Tweenies like it in the dark so they go on a doggy hunt. Sparky the electrician comes to fix the lights and Max breaks his projector as he tries to start his slide show.

The friends watch a video to learn all about polar bears,then Jake imagines he meets a polar bear who teaches him the polar bear stomp. The others make the Tweenie garden look like the North Pole to help Jake remember the dance. Then they have fun dancing around.

Milo thinks pink is "yukerooni" so Fizz and Bella try to prove pink is pleasant.

Milo has lost one of his socks. The Tweenies play a game with Max called 'pairs' and they visit Odd Sock Land. They find Milo's odd sock in the playroom and they make pom poms to decorate a pair of socks for Doodles.

Judy spots more than she had bargained for on a trip to the dinosaur park.

The Tweenies want to have a tea party but they can't decide where to hold it.

Bella isn't in because she is ill, but all the Tweenies are thinking of her. They decide to make a get well card for a poorly Bella.

Judy, Fizz and Jake race snails after finding one in the garden, while Milo and Bella make racing cars.

Max sets off in a motorboat to catch a fish for his tea. He casts his line and manages to catch a number of things, but none of them are fish.

Jake tries to imitate a lion, but he hasn't got a very good roar. The Tweenies look at some real lions and Judy helps Jake make a lion's mane.

The Tweenies watch a video about building a brick wall, and decide to build a big wall in the playroom but find it stops them from playing together.

Max goes sightseeing in London and finds that things that look big from the ground look small from up in the air.

Judy brings her guitar to show the Tweenies, but while she is out shopping Max plays it very badly, so the pals join in with their own instruments.

Milo wants to be a monster, so the Tweenies make monster masks and have a monster nosh in the garden. Doodles thinks he has a belly monster but it is his tummy rumbling. He and Bella play a trick on Milo.

The Tweenies play an odd-one-out game in which the odd one out must wear a hat.

Jake uses his special tickling feather to tickle the other Tweenies without them knowing. They think they have a tickle monster in their midst! Eventually Jake is caught out and becomes the one to get tickled.

The Tweenies go on a fantasy rocket in the black sky, and Fizz finds a sparkly star for the end of Doodle's nose.

Max lends a hand on a very special boat, whilst watching the boats on the River Thames.

The Tweenies ask Judy to help them construct a crazy-golf course. She agrees - but not before they say 'please'.

The Tweenies play a guessing game about different times of the day, decorate some biscuits, then settle down to read Bella's book.

The Tweenies stage their own pantomime and make invitations for their parents.

Milo is desperate to make a snowman, but there's so little snow. The answer is to make a little snowman called Cold Wilson and bring him inside to keep him warm.

Fizz wishes her pals were different.

The Tweenies get ready for their show, but what is the story of Jack and the Beans that talk?

The Tweenies perform a panto called Jake and the Beanstalk.

Fizz meets her dream toy, Penelope Pink the Pop Princess; but Penelope isn't as sweet as she looks.

Jake meets a highly-strung string puppet called Jangles, and helps give him the confidence to perform.

Milo doesn't like playing with baby toys like plastic planes - he prefers his rocket just like Commander Cosmos' - until he meets a magical, little blue plane called Joffe in the Enchanted Toyshop.

Bella meets a troupe of theatrical mice in need of a director.

The Enchanted Toyshop wakes up to some surprises on Christmas Day.

When Doodles starts copying Bella, the Tweenies decide to play a "copying" game. They act out the story of Chicken Licken and end up copying Doodles.

When Milo plays with his yo-yo everyone wants to have a go too, but only Fizz has the knack.

Judy visits Mount Snowdon in search of "something wonderful".

The Tweenies turn the playroom into a jungle, complete with leaves and trees, then tell Bella she is acting in a bossy way.

Milo comes in from the garden and leaves muddy footprints on the floor. While the mud is drying, Judy tells the Tweenies a story about the King With Dirty Feet.

Judy brings in parcels of costumes for Cleo's fancy dress party, but the Tweenies have to wait before they are allowed to open them.

The Tweenies play some pulling games when Jake finds a rope in the garden.

Judy shows the Tweenies a video about an octopus and the Tweenies decide to dress up as sea creatures. They use odds and ends from the playroom and make wonderful costumes. The Tweenies sing a song about Olive the octopus and Judy reads then a story called "Commotion in the Ocean".

Jake takes his dolly to Milo's house for a sleepover, but Milo thinks that Jake's dolly is silly.

After imitating monkeys the friends debate whether monkeys swing or bounce.

Fizz is put to the test when she boasts about how good she is at eating with chopsticks.

Judy shows the Tweenies a video about Chinese New Year featuring the Lion Dance. The Tweenies find things around the playroom to make their own lion and they all do the Lion dance in the garden, which is decorated with Chinese lanterns. Judy reads the story of The Lion Dance.

Judy finds her way around the London Underground.

The Tweenies talk about what they would like to be when they are older, then dress up and surprise Max.

Bella falls over and hurts her ankle, and decides to sit down and rest. Then the Tweenies make cutouts of Jake and Bella and colour them in, and they sing Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes.

Some flowers are delivered for Judy, so the foursome make their own, and Bella has a flower shop.

Max searches for scrap metal for Milo.

Fizz pretends to be a baby and sucks her thumb and plays in her cot, but then she can't join in activities with the others.

Fizz produces a model knight on a horse and the Tweenies learn about knights and chivalry. They make shields and lances, and prepare for a tournament. Doodles feels left out and dreams that he is a good knight who fights the baddies and rescues the princess. After his dream, he joins in the tournament – and wins!

The chums dream about being flying postmen, then make cards to post to each other in their cardboard postbox.

The Tweenies see an art gallery on television and decide to make a gallery of their own. Fizz's paintings end in disaster, but Max saves the day by putting them in a modern art gallery.

Judy is making a mosaic from tiny tiles and shows the Tweenies a video of wall and floor mosaics. Judy helps them make mosaic for the playroom floor. Lots of shiny things in the garden go missing, including some of Judy's mosaic tiles, and Max discovers all the lost items in a magpie's nest in the tree.

Milo tries to be good all day. He helps Fizz and Bella decorate their chairs, plays Dotman with Jake, helps Judy finish her song and finds Doodles's missing bone. He even dresses up as a princess so that the Tweenies can sing Three Princesses. Everyone says thanks to Milo.

Judy gives Max a pair of tiger slippers, which inspires the Tweenies to watch a video, play tiger games and sing Tiger Feet.

Doodles tries to play with the others, but he does not know how to. He gets upset and hides in the playhouse. Fizz wonders if dogs are useless, so Judy shows a video about helpful dogs. The Tweenies make medals for Doodles to show how useful he is and he cheers up.

Jake feels that the others are all good at something. Fizz is good at dancing, Bella can cook, Milo tells great jokes and Doodles can smell things. Then Jake realises that he does have a special talent – he is the best audience!

Fizz tells tales about the others and soon Jake and Milo are not talking to Bella. Will Max's story help them to make friends again?

Fizz brings a pet snake to show the others and Milo admits he is scared, so Fizz and Max help Milo to overcome his fear of snakes.

Jake has a terrible tantrum when he can't tie his shoelaces, them dreams that he is a superhero Dotman. But later he realises that he will learn when he is older.

Bella spends the day trying to make others laugh. They are delighted with this new, funny Bella but wonder why she is acting like this. She explains she is being funny to make them like her more, but the Tweenies reassure her that they like her however she behaves.

Max tells Jake about the Man in the Moon, and Jake thinks something is wrong when he sees the moon still out in the morning sky. He tries to find out more about the man in the moon and imagines meeting him and helping him put the moon away.

A crystal present poses problems for Max when he has a smashing time with glass.

Doodles shows a surprise liking for Jake's bananas and one by one he takes them all away. Jake is upset because bananas are his favourite food. The Tweenies take Jake on a banana hunt, but they don't find any – until Doodles provides another surprise.

Fizz has a bad case of the blues. The Tweenies provide a happy song, some jokes and even a visit to Dr Bella, but nothing makes her feel better until Max finally finds a way to cheer her up.

Bella accidentally uses Jake's comfort blanket as a duster. Judy puts it in the washing machine, but it shrinks.

Milo accidentally makes a pen mark on the door, but then it comes to life as scribble-boy, and teases him about what he has done. How can Milo get rid of his scribble? How will he keep his terrible secret from the others? And what will Judy say?

The pals paint each other's portraits, Bella is unhappy with hers. But her friends manage to cheer her up.

Fizz tries the others' patience when she repeats her actions over and over again.

Max visits a pottery to get a present for someone very special.

When Doodles is envious of another dog's jumping abilities Fizz tries to teach him how to jump.

Judy visits a stained glass museum in search of inspiration for a new front-door window.

Jake can't decide which song is his favourite when the Tweenies decide to do their own version of Top of the Pops.

Milo reveals that he can't swim and is taken on an underwater adventure.

When Fizz hears a squeaking noise she is convinced a mouse is near so the friends go on a mouse hunt.

Jake and the others get confused about what happens when night falls.

The Tweenies hunt for green things to make a green dragon. They visit green land and tame Bella the dragon.

A catastrophe leads Doodles to claim everything is his - even the moon.

Jake finds out what "having butterflies in your stomach" really means.

Max sees a chance for stardom when he helps out at a school show.

Max tackles a DIY shelf kit - or is it his grumpy brother?

The Tweenies play the yes/no game. When no-one can guess what Jake has thought of, they think he's cheating. Jake sulks until Doodles helps him out. Doodles doesn't want to take a bath.

Max pays a visit to Battersea Dogs' Home in south London to help a friend to find her dog.

A bee flies into the playroom and Max shows the Tweenies how to make bumblebees. When Fizz takes them into the garden, something surprising happens.

Jake uses his new digger to look for treasure in the garden. Bella and Fizz decide to be pirate sisters, and bury a treasure box full of jewels in the sandpit to surprise Jake. But when Jake digs up the box and the treasure is missing, everyone is surprised! Where has it gone?

Jake finds Milo playing in a big cardboard box. Milo's pretending it's a submarine and then an aeroplane. He stays in the box for storytime while the others describe the pictures to him. Then they all join him in the box and pretend it's a runaway train!

Fizz comes across a slug. Bella is the only one who likes it, so she tries to convince the others that slugs are great.

When Bella receives a postcard from her friends in Venice, she teaches everyone to say 'ciao'. They watch a video about Venice, make Italian food and ride in gondolas.

Max asks Jake to put away some cooking apples for him, but he decides to eat one (without knowing it is a cooking apple). He starts to feel very ill and is eventually sick. Fizz and Milo aren't very sympathetic, but Nurse Bella is.

Max helps out at a restaurant and demonstrates how to make pizza.

Max suggests that the friends play a game called sardines. Milo hides first in the cupboard followed by Bella, Fizz, Jake and Doodles. Max arrives and tells them a story, but they still don't know how the game ends!

Max has mopped the floor so the Tweenies have to remove their muddy boots before they can play indoors, but then somebody steals them.

The gang learn about the consequences of pinching someone.

Max visits a watermill where he grinds his own wheat, makes his own flour, bakes bread and eats it.

The Tweenies all wear pyjamas at their playgroup.

Milo's friends get their own back when he builds a castle in the garden and tells them to keep out. They build a house in the playroom and tell him to keep out.

Milo learns to take his time, to stop being so clumsy.

While out for a walk in the woods, Max joins a teddy bears' picnic.

The Tweenies pretend to have stiff bodies when Max suffers from a stiff neck.

After throwing a tantrum because she can't have a picnic, Fizz dreams she is unpopular and decides to improve her behaviour.

Jake dreams that his beanbag has leaked all over the playroom.

Jake takes a closer look at the grass in the garden, while Fizz brings her lucky charm bracelet to playgroup.

Bella and Jake have a problem with very noisy neighbours, but what can they do about it?

Fizz is sad when her favourite video gets damaged.

Max takes a ride on a stagecoach when he visits a coach museum.

The Tweenies play at being Robin Hood and his Merry Men. The garden becomes a magical forest.

Judy's desert story takes the Tweenies on an adventure in search of buried treasure

Judy visits a special village for donkeys.

Bella uses the pictures on a willow-pattern plate to help tell a story.

Max tells the classic story of the three little pigs and the big bad wolf. Meanwhile Jake and Doodles start to feel very greedy.

Fizz finds it difficult to get to sleep. What will make her go to sleep?

Milo leads a mission to Mars, assisted by Jupiter Jake and Daring Dog Doodles.

Max uses his video camera to film a day in the life of the Tweenies - but nothing goes the way he planned.

Max visits a steam railway.

The Tweenies are making patterned wrapping paper. Bella tells Jake to draw stripes, but Jake does not know what stripes are. Doodles introduces him to a zebra and they visit the land of stripes, where everything is stripy, so Jake learns how to paint his stripy wrapping paper.

Jake has fun in the car with his mum whilst stuck in a traffic jam. Meanwhile, the same cannot be said for the rest of the gang. Bella, Fizz and Milo are all bored at playgroup without Jake.

Milo brings in a big bag of pick-and-mix sweets, but he will not share them with the other Tweenies. He refuses to have melon with them, and then eats so many sweets he feels sick. He decides to give away his last three sweets to the others and eat melon instead!

Judy is on holiday in Scotland, bobbing up and down in a boat.

Jake tries to find out where the spots on the new playroom curtains have gone. The others make spotty masks and sing a spotty song. Max explains the spotty curtain mystery.

When Milo finds ants in the kitchen he and Fizz use the computer to learn all about them. They use their magnifying glasses to look at them closely and the Tweenies imagine they are in an anthill dancing with the ants. Bella catches the ants in a jam jar and the Tweenies release them in the garden - much to Judy's relief!

Judy learns Scottish dancing in a castle and goes in search of fluffy rabbits.

The Tweenies want it to snow and play snowy games inside, then they wish for it and it really does snow in the garden.

It's a frosty day and the Tweenies learn about winter. They make a big winter collage from things they collect in the garden, while they sing What Makes Winter. Judy reads them a story called Ridiculous, by Michael Coleman, about a tortoise who wants to explore winter rather than hibernate.

The friends learn all about bats and Max invents a game about them.

Max makes a castle in the garden, with Doodles as the dragon.

The Tweenies help Judy and Max decorate the playroom then agree it looked better before.

Judy turns her hand to cheese-making on a trip to Cheddar Gorge.

A visit from Max's sister Polly leads to confusion for both of them.

Bella and Fizz learn about crocodiles, while Jake has a bad case of crocodile tears.

Max flies in a hot-air balloon.

Fizz dress up as a butterfly, Bella puts on her fairy princess costume, and Milo pretends to be an eagle – but Jake cannot find an outfit with wings on. The others pretend to fly in the garden, so Jake dresses as Dotman to join in their game. Max buys them all new costumes with wings on, but they have done enough flying for one day.

Bella brings her check quilt into the playgroup and shows the others how to make check patterns. Max tiles the kitchen floor with a check pattern, Fizz makes a check painting and Milo and Jake play a game with check tiles.

The friends think that Max and Doodles are going to leave them for ever.

The friends learn about Hanukkah, the Jewish festival of lights, and decide to hold their own Hanukkah party. They watch a video, make potato latkes, play dreidl, make a menorah, hear the story of Hanukkah and open presents.

When Milo puts his coat on back to front, the Tweenies decide to do everything muddled up. They play muddled up hide-and-seek, do a muddled up painting and muddle up the playroom.

Judy visits a power station in the middle of a Scottish mountain.

Max finds the other Tweenies useful when they become cranes for the day.

Milo's box contains an amazing secret, and the others cannot believe what is inside.

Jake is sick in bed on Christmas Day, so his friends come to visit.

Max has some presents for Santa but first he has to find him.

Max tries his hand at skiing but finds it's not as easy as he thought.

When Bella finds out that her name means beautiful, the other Tweenies use the computer to find out the origins of their names.

Judy introduces a new dog to the group but the friends have mixed emotions about her. She s great fun, but very bouncy. Fizz and Milo think she is lovely, but Jake is frightened of her and is worried that she might be staying. Is Jake right to be frightened?

Jake is not happy because the new dog, Squiggles, is bouncy and keeps jumping up at him. Doodles is not happy because he is not getting as much attention anymore. Milo and Fizz tell Jake that he does not have to be big to be brave, and he learns to control the boisterous new pet.

Doodles is jealous of the new dog, Squiggles, and is so naughty that Max punishes him. The Tweenies make collages of the two dogs, and Doodles learns to make friends with the newcomer.

Doodles teaches Izzles lots of things, but allows Squiggles to take the blame for his mistakes. In the end, Doodles learns to be honest, and tells the Tweenies that he has behaved badly.

Max and Judy have to make a decision about Squiggles' future with the Tweenies. Doodles has a word with her and Squiggles starts to behave. The Tweenies are delighted that Squiggles can stay now she is behaving herself.

Jake is curious about whales. He wants to know how big a blue whale really is, and tries to find out.

The Tweenies imagine they shrink to Tom Thumb's size and explore the playroom. They discover that it's frightening being small.

Max takes some of his belongings to a car-boot sale - but will he manage to sell anything?

It's up and down day for the Tweenies when Max's surprise does not work out as planned.

Every time the Tweenies get changed to go outside the weather changes. They put on their sun hats and it starts to rain, they dress up for the rain and it gets windy and when they get out into the garden, it starts to thunder.

The friends learn all about percussion instruments and Milo wants to play them all.

The friends learn all about stringed instruments and make music pictures.

The friends learn all about brass instruments, play around, and Bella and the Brass Notes perform their latest hit.

The friends learn all about woodwind instruments. While Judy makes music, all Max can produce is a terrible noise!

Max is invited to play with an orchestra, and it all goes with a bang.

Fizz finds her clay dinosaur toy missing, and accuses Milo of taking it.

Jake's wishes all come true, but for some reason they don't make him happy. What can possibly be wrong?

Max goes fishing with his friend Brian on the Isle of Man. Unfortunately, Max does not turn out to be a great fisherman. After seeing how herrings are turned into kippers, Max meets some Manx cats.

Milo fancies himself as a bit of a handyman. He tries to mend Max's clock but breaks it instead. Will Max be cross with him?

Bella wants someone to help her find her smile again. Perhaps the day's story "Where's Your Smile Crocodile?" will help.

Max goes to the Isle of Man in search of fairies. On the way, he takes a walk in the woods, and travels by horse tram and steam train. But will he find the fairies?

The Tweenies refuse to play together, and so play games on their own. The day's story is It's My Turn.

Bella gives Fizz a stick as a present, and Fizz finds out just how useful it can be.

Max visits the circus, finds out about life there and meets some talented friends.

Fizz decides to be a copycat and copies Bella in everything she does.

The Tweenies discover what their skills are and what they are champions at. Everyone is good at something.

Fizz has a hair-raising day as she tries to decide whether long or short hair is best.

Fizz excitedly tells everybody that her mother is about to have a baby, and the baby is expected that day. Every time the phone rings, she thinks it will be her daddy with the news.

Fizz celebrates the birth of her baby brother and makes him a card, Jake and Bella play mummies and daddies, while Milo has a surprise in store for Doodles - a new kennel

Fizz is fed up with her new baby brother. She is tired and in a bad mood. Bella and Jake make a cot for their baby doll.

Milo discovers a hedgehog in the garden. Fizz is still in a bad mood because the arrival of her baby brother has made her feel left out at home, so Max asks her to care for the hedgehog.

Fizz enjoys looking after the hedgehog, and when they have to let it go, she is happy to play with the baby dolly.

Milo and Jake need help to mend their fire engine, but are not sure who to ask.

Jake finds out the meaning of "in between", with the help of Doodles.

Max and Judy have a race against each other, with Max driving a modern car and Judy driving an old-fashioned one. It's obvious who will win - or is it?

Bella discovers that it's Judy's birthday, and the Tweenies decide to secretly bake her a cake, but Max is trying to fix the washing machine at the same time and the cake goes wrong. Max explains to Bella that it's the thought that counts.

The Tweenies watch different types of dancing on the computer and put on a show. Fizz loves the Indian dancing, while Milo does Hungarian dancing and Bella does flamenco. Jake feels left out because he thinks he cannot dance properly, but he finds that he has got a special talent for Greek dancing.

The Tweenies decide it would be great fun to be each other, so they swap clothes. Fizz pretends to be Jake, Milo pretends to be Fizz, Bella decides to be Milo and Jake says that he will be Bella. Doodles tries to be Izzles, Izzles is Judy, and Max gets very confused.

Judy asks a long list of questions when she visits the Science Museum.

The Tweenies learn about goats and play with a pretend troll called Bogsnort.

Jake dresses up as a kangaroo with help from Judy, and dances a kangaroo can-can with the others. Bouncing around is a lot of fun.

The Tweenies are horrified to learn that somebody kicked Doodles while he was on a walk.

Bella calls Milo, Fizz and Jake on her meeting table. They are worried about Max's old age, so they decide to help him - with disastrous consequences.

The Tweenies make breakfast for a giant, and Dot Man and Oval Man go on an adventure.

Bella makes a magical telescope which transports the Tweenies to a magical blue forest, where they all lose each other!

Max helps a family move to a new house.

Jake and Fizz decide to brush the dogs in exchange for some biscuits, but when the dogs don't get their biscuits they come up with a plan to get their own back.

Fizz is upset that she doesn't have a pony, so Jake suggests that she pretends she has one.

It is holiday time for Max and he's up, up and away!

Max has fun on holiday in sunny Tenerife, visiting an aquapark, an eagle park and Loro Parque.

The Tweenies look for signs of spring in the garden and make a spring collage.

The gang try to kiss Milo better after he sprains his wrist but he doesn't like kissing.

Max's home-grown vegetables prove very useful.

The Tweenies' clock is behaving very strangely, so Max tries to fix it.

The Tweenies spend the day playing a listening game, chinese whispers, with each other, but are so engrossed they fail to listen to Max's instructions properly.

Max has the chance to join in the carnival.

The Tweenies imagine a wedding where some old friends turn up.

The friends swap toys with each other, with some interesting results.

Max is having a very bad day, but his sister Polly organises a team to help him out.

Judy returns to the land where she was born.

The gang all learn to do something new.

The friends learn about opera, and plan a wonderful surprise for Judy.

The Tweenies enjoy their cowboy game, but it's not much fun for Doodles and Izzles.

When lzzles goes off her food, Doodles solves the problem.

The Tweenies meet some very strange animals.

Judy is invited to her friends' wedding but she is not sure what they would like for a wedding present. Judy decides on abodhran, which is shown being made by Malakey, a master bodhran maker.

The Tweenies imagine what it would be like to disappear.

The Tweenies and Max put on a show for Judy, but Max finds it hard to keep up.

Max and the Tweenies make a summer collage.

The Tweenies become pop stars for a day, as they perform before an audience of children, singing about their favourite things.