Pingu

After Pingu runs across some mean bully penguins who won't let him play and hurt his head, Pingu's mom and dad make him feel better.

With a new little penguin on the way, the whole family helps with the incubation. While Mom and Dad are away, it's Pingu's turn. Sitting still is hard for him, though, and egg-citement soon follows.

Pingu's mom and dad are worried when it seems Pinga can't break out of her egg, and Pingu feels left out. They call the doctor, and with the help of the whole family, Pinga is born.

When fishing at his favorite ice hole, Robbie the seal keeps eating the bait. The two argue with each other, but when Robbie needs Pingu's help, they find a way to be friends after all.

When Pingu helps his father deliver the mail to all the other penguins in his village, he realizes that different penguins receive different mail. Pingu learns a lot about his neighbors.

When Pingu's mother is busy taking care of Pinga, he gets jealous and tries everything to get her attention. Pingu and Mama find a way to help everyone in the family feel cared for and appreciated.

When Pingu and Robby discover an icy ghost town, at first they battle it out in a snowball fight. Before it goes too far, though, they find a way to play together that's fun for both of them.

When Pinga feels left out as Pingu and his dad play on the ice, she suddenly goes missing. Pingu and Dad fear the worst, but in the end everything turns out just fine.

It's a beautiful day out on the ice for Pingu and Robby, so when the two find a big fish, what better to do with it than to play fish tennis?

Pingu and Robby find a barrel that can be ridden like a toboggan. When their run becomes wilder and faster, they don't notice the snow sliding off a drift. Can they avoid a snow-tastrophe?

When a bunch of ice hockey players invite Pingu and his friends to play, the gang think they're in for a good time. Alas, the game goes south, but the players find a way to have fun anyway.

When Mom tells Pinga and Pingu it's bedtime, they try everything to avoid going to bed. But when they discover Mom's the one who's really tired, the whole family finds a way to sleep soundly.

Pingu and his friend want to go skiing, but Pingu doesn't have skis. He makes himself a set of homemade skis from a broken barrel, but the friends ski into trouble when they start showing off.

After Pingu is punished for being naughty at the dinner table, he's so upset he runs out into the snow and gets lost and scared. But his mom and dad know how to keep their son safe and warm.

When Pingu and his friend can't agree on a spot to build an igloo, they end up fighting. They each try to build their own igloo but soon realize they can only succeed by working together.

After Pingu finds an accordion in the toy chest, not everyone appreciates listening to him practice. With a little help from his grandfather, Pingu shows how cool playing the accordion can be.

Pingu and his friend get trapped in an ice cave while trying to retrieve a ball. With a little cool thinking and some teamwork, the two manage to escape safely.

When Pingu meets his friends for a toboggan race, his toboggan doesn't work properly, and he can't keep up. After making a few adjustments, Pingu's speedy descent lands him in a snowy situation!

Pingu drinks too many sodas and has a few little accidents when he can't reach the potty. Can Pingu find a way of getting to the potty when he needs to?

At school, Pingu's class dives into the ice hole to see which types of fish live beneath the ice. Robby shows them that there's more than fish in the water underneath the ice.

Grandfather is sick! When Pingu and his family go to take care of him, Pingu and PInga are so noisy that Mother sends them home. They pretend to be sick too, but Mother sees through their prank.

Pingu, Pinga and their friends plan a neighborhood circus, but things don't' go as smoothly as planned. The more that goes wrong with their circus act, the funnier the audience finds their show.

Pingu tries to aid a poor organ grinder, but none of the adult penguins will help. With a little cool thinking, he comes up with a plan to help, and he's amazed by the generosity he finds.

When Pingu and his friends play ball, they don't realize how loud they are being. Annoyed at the noise, the neighbors try to chase them away, but Pingu and his friends won't be driven away so easily.

When Father and Mother go out to a concern, Pingu and Pinga promise to be good. Before long, the igloo is a mess, and the siblings try to hide their mischief before their parents get home.