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Blossom has a star gazing sleepover; Buns must choose between showing up to her own fan club or helping her sister Blossom; Buns has an important job for Easter.

Pooka and Luka need help with gifts on their birthday; a tired Buns is kept up all night by loud noises; Buns breaks MeeMaw's remote and tries to fix it with homemade buttons.

The neighborhood toy trade brings some friendly competition; Buns saves a cricket during a soccer game; the friends go to a pool party at Rhonda's.

Buns' friends help her claim a Bunny World Record; Buns cheers up a grumpy grandpa; Neville has a deluxe new pedal car.

Buns rescues a lost tooth; Buns helps a friend with a gross problem; MeeMaw makes Buns an extra-long cape.

The friends help Rhonda problem-solve; Buns and Blossom try to cool off in Kevin's pool; Buns helps Neville and Kevin with their dance routine.

Buns and Blossom make gifts for their grandmas; on Park Appreciation Day, Buns reminds her friends about the power of teamwork; Buns helps Neil get to his birthday party on time.

Minerva takes away everyone's ability to talk, while Polly learns that words aren't the only way to communicate; Asher Stasher collects all the breakfast cereal in town.

It's up to the Powerbirds to stop Clawdette, who's planning to break up the big Kite Festival; the Powerbirds and Clawdette team up to stop Scrapper.

Ace and Polly have to think things through when Asher Stasher nabs the bouncy castle from the big block party; all the villains team up to stop the Powerbirds once and for all.

Asher Stasher becomes obsessed with getting to the moon so he can put all his extra collectibles there; Scrapper gets hold of a very powerful magnet so he can take every item of canned food he can find, including the ones for Max's big food drive.

Clawdette sets up a series of pranks in order to embarrass the Powerbirds; seeking attention, Nibbles replaces all the "Mister Undefeatable" comic books with comic books featuring himself.

The Powerbirds must save Halloween when Nibbles replaces all the pumpkins with replicas of his own head, making it Dog-oween; Clawdette takes control of Max's new toy robot in an attempt to turn the house into her own kitty paradise.

Asher Stasher imperils Easter fun by collecting all the eggs from an egg hunt; Nibbles wants to make everyone in the city love him by having the biggest balloon in a parade.

Ace and Polly are terrified when Clawdette gets control of a toy Monster Monkey, which she lets loose on the town; the Powerbirds have to stop Scrapper, who's taken over Max's tree fort and is using it for his very own villains' lair.

Asher has a plan to take all the Major Justice action figures so that only he will have them; Scrapper launches mounds of waste into town in an effort to turn it into his own Wasteville paradise, forcing the Powerbirds to clean up his mess.

Puss sneaks back into town so he can get rid of someone who is pretending to protect San Lorenzo.

When the town of San Lorenzo is threatened by the Bloodwolf, Puss feels like he has failed as a hero.

Uli has information about the Bloodwolf, but the Mole King imprisons him.

Puss swallows his pride and asks his mentor for help in defending San Lorenzo.

Puss and his friends look for the powerful Golem to help save San Lorenzo, but Puss feels like he doesn't have enough strength and power to meet the challenge.

Puss agrees to recruit Goodsword to join his army, but the powerful blade isn't easily convinced.

Now that his team is complete, Puss quickly realizes that he has no idea how to lead them into battle.

Puss accidentally agrees to ride for two different groups in the town's horse race.

Dulcinea must save the town from thieves when Puss and the townspeople become obsessed with a gambling game and forget to protect San Lorenzo.

When Kid Pickles is feeling down on his birthday, Puss and Artephius create a magical scroll that names Kid Pickles as heir to the San Lorenzo throne.

After pirates invade San Lorenzo searching for mystical treasure, Puss leads them on the hunt, hoping his share will defend against the Bloodwolf.

When pirates force Puss to face his fear of water by walking the ship's plank, he is rescued by his ex-girlfriend and fish monster, Feejee the Mermaid.

When Puss and the pirates find the treasure of San Luis Rey, they must find a way to escape the attack of Bonky the Parrot and his skeleton army.

Puss returns to San Lorenzo with the Crown of Souls, accompanied by a band of skeletons which make the residents feel unsettled.

An important gem is missing from the Crown of Souls, so Puss and his friends set off to find it; however, the gem is in pieces and each is owned by a different witch.

While hunting for the second gem, Puss and friends meet a witch who sends Puss into a deep sleep filled with crazy dreams.

Puss and his friends must defeat a flute-playing witch who guards a piece of the missing gem; once they have the stone, something amazing occurs.

JJ and pals learn about letters, numbers, animal sounds, and more in this musical series featuring nursery rhymes.

Oh, it's raining, it's pouring; Masha can't go out into the yard with her ball, but with an umbrella and some rubber boots, things might take a completely different turn.

JJ and pals learn about letters, numbers, animal sounds, and more in this musical series featuring nursery rhymes.

Something interesting always happens with Tiger, and this time, it's a real disco inferno; a great way to liven up the trip to Bear's house is by singing songs and dancing.

JJ and pals learn about letters, numbers, animal sounds, and more in this musical series featuring nursery rhymes.

Masha, Dasha, Panda and the little baby Sheep are in class at school; when the little sheep interrupts the lesson, Bear, the teacher, sends the baby Sheep to wait for Masha.

JJ and pals learn about letters, numbers, animal sounds, and more in this musical series featuring nursery rhymes.

Masha and the Penguin make geometric shapes in the snow while Bear shovels; determining how many interesting things can be put together from circles, squares and triangles.

Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave play different sports to try to find the perfect game for Ruff-Ruff's favorite squeaky ball.

Masha counts ducklings on the river; there are five of them, then four, then three, two, one, and suddenly, they seem to have all gone.

Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave invent "blue panda waker-uppers" to help Dave get up in the morning.

Masha has a new toy, a dog named Bingo; it's very interesting to play with the new toys, but Masha must teach the dog to be friends with cats and go to bed on time.

Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave climb to the top of a mountain to plant Tweet's special flag.

The most important thing in fishing is fishing in good company; Masha admires colorful fish, but when she manages to catch one of them, she tosses her catch back into the water.

A trip to a garden and how to plant seeds.

Oh, how much paper Bear has; Bear can make origami, and rigs together a pet for Masha.

When the monkeys steal Mei's birthday cake so Mogo can make a wish, it's up to Kody to get it back and save the day; Goji runs away after Kody loses his patience.

On this farm there lives a cow, a sheep, a duck and a dog.

When the monkeys make everyone in the village itchy, Kody must find the cure and save the village; the monkeys steal all the river water for Mogo's water theme park.

On a spooky night, Masha's new song helps both Bunny and Rosie become super-brave.

After the monkeys leave the Kapows in a booby-trapped temple, Kody tries to find a way out; when the monkeys steal the Li family's ceremonial masks, Kody has to face his fears.

Masha sings about love.

When the monkeys blow away all the villagers' kites, Kody distracts them to get them back; after the monkeys steal Mei's treasured viewfinder, Kody learns how to use his ears to get it back.