Pingu

Pingu is upset after he loses several games of hide and seek. When he climbs upon a solution to make finding his friends easier, Pingu ends up seeking a way to get down. After being selfish, Pingu feels left out when his family is hanging the wash together. When the line breaks, Pingu shows how helpful he can be.

Pingu convinces his father to go mountain climbing after finding an old photo. But when Pingu gets tired and the climb gets higher, can they make it to the top? Later, Pingu goes fishing and promises to be back in time for dinner. But things get fishy when Pingu forgets his promise after meeting a friend.

Pingu and Pinga are playing with their toys. But when Pingi comes along, Pingu decides he is too old for toys and thinks its much cooler to show off for Pingi instead. Later, Pingu hatches a plan to keep snow off of his father's car.

Pingu has the day off of school and wants to enjoy his freedom rather than help his Mother. After seeing his friends helping their families and a mother seagull with her chicks, Pingu knows what he has to do. Pingu gets into a little mischief after he finds a bow and arrow.

Pingu ignores a warning about flying his kite near his irritable neighbor's house and has to try and get it back. Later, Pingu discovers a magnet and decides to use it to dupe his friend. Playing hit the spot; Pingu wins every game using a metal ball. The tables are turned when his friend discovers Pingu's trick.

PINGU is playing with his boat on the water, but it keeps sinking because of a leaky hull. Pingu is usually able to rescue it. When his boat gets too far out of reach, a passerby helps out. After Pingu falls asleep while playing with his toys, he has a really sweet dream.

Thoughtless Pingu tries to play a trick on his Grandfather not realizing how dangerous his trick is. When Pingu and Pinga see a real plane fly over their igloo, they decide to build their own airplane and pretend to be a pilot and a passenger.

Pingu is constantly annoying and playing tricks on Pinga until she almost starts to cry. Father sees what happening and gives Pingu a taste of his own teasing medicine. Pingu sees a magic kit in the shop and really wants it. After seeing PIngu wish so hard for this present, Mother and Father make Pingu's magical wish come true.

Pingu discovers a large present on his birthday. He wants to open it but is told he has to wait. Impatient Pingu tries all sorts of ways to secretly find out what his present might be. When Father insists that Pingu put everything in its right place, Pingu gets organized.

Pingu sees a picture in a book of a tower that goes to the sky and wants to build one just like it. When Pinga starts taking the lower blocks out, Pingu's dream tower come crashing down. Then Pinga discovers a book about kingdoms and Pingu thinks that it would be great to be a king. Once King Pingu starts ordering his 'inferior' friends around, he finds himself royally alone.

Pingu wants to bake his own cake. When he accidentally adds extra baking powder, his cake doesn't look like the one from the bakery. Later, the arm on Pinga's teddy bear comes off while Pingu plays with it. He pretends that it wasn't him and tells a far-fetched story. When Pinga gets a lollipop after her toy is repaired, Pingu can't bear it!

When there are endless delays setting off in the snowmobile, Pingu goes on foot to help Grandfather. Pingu has a bad day. He stumbles over some of his toys, has a bad journey to school, and can't answer the teacher's questions. Some ice cream is just the trick to cheer him up.

Showing off, Pingu bets Pinga that he can shoot balls at a can better than she can. At first Pingu wins the prize. With a little help, Pinga shows what a good shot she can be. Pingu is doing very badly at his sports day. When he stops to help a friend on the last event, it's Pingu that gets top prize.