The biggest muddy puddle in the world.

It is bedtime for Peppa and George.

There's so much rain.

That means there will be puddles to jump in tomorrow. Oh, goody.

You can never have too much rain.

It is morning. Hooray. Muddy puddles.

Oh, hello, Mrs. Duck. What are you doing here? Wow.

The rain has made a flood. Our house is a desert island.

Muddy puddles, here I come. Whee. Who put all this water here?

How will we get our food?

Daddy will have swim to the shops.

Grandpa Pig has arrived on his boat.

Ahoy there. Wonderful boating weather.

Yes.

We're sailing We're going to be going to the shops. Do you need anything?

Yes, please. Can you get us some tomatoes and spaghetti?

Tomatos and spaghetti?

Polly Parret copies everything that is said.

Polly can be our shopping list. Who's it A clever parrot?

Who's a clever parrot?

Can we come, too, please? Hop aboard.

Look, there's Susie Sheep's house.

We're going to the shops. Do you need anything?

Mommy, do we need anything from the shops? Yes, we need food for dinner. Chocolate, please. Oh, chocolate. Hello, Danny. Hello, Pippa. I'm helping my granddad.

We're rescuing people.

Great weather for it. Do you need anything from the shop?

Maybe a newspaper. And a comic.

Newspaper, comic.

Grandpa, what's that stick thing in the water?

Submarine. Action stations.

Ahoy there, stick thing in the water. Ah, submarine. Action stations.

Ahoy there, stick It's Grampy Rabbit in his submarine.

Lovely day to go sailing with just the sea and the sky, the stories I could tell.

Do you need any shopping? Oh, yes.

Cheese, please. Cheese?

Grandpa Pig's boat has arrived at the supermarket. Hello.

It's very quiet today. You're my first customers. Maybe it's because of the flood. Silly, isn't it? A little bit of rain and everyone stays at home. What can I get you? Polly has a list.

Who's a clever parrot? Who's a clever parrot? Oh, dear. Polly has forgotten the list.

Luckily, I remember what everyone wants. Cheese.

Thank you, Peppa. You're a good'n. Newspaper and comics.Thanks, Pepper.

It was lucky Pepper was going to the shops or we'd have nothing for dinner.

Here's your chocolates. Now we can have our dinner, mommy.

Pepper and George have arrived back home. It is their bed time. It is morning. The water has gone but left a big muddy puddle. Muddy Puddle.

Muddy Puddle. This is the biggest muddy puddle in the world ever. Miss Rabbit's helicopter.

Peppa and her family have come to the summer fate.

Look, a display of rescue vehicles.

Grandad dog is showing his pickup truck. This is the sound my pickup truck makes. Mummy Sheep is showing the fire engine.

This is the sound the fire engine makes.

And Miss Rabbit is showing her rescue helicopter.

This is the sound my helicopter makes.

Helicopter reversing. Helicopter reversing.

Would you like to go for a ride? Yes, please. Okay, hop in.

Oh, dear. There's no room for me. Never mind. I'll watch from the ground.

Daddy Pig doesn't like heights.

We're going up in the air.

Yes, it can go straight up. It It can go straight down.

It can even loop the loop. Poor Daddy, he's missing all the fun. Yes, poor Daddy.

One ice cream, please. That's nice.

Maybe we should land now. Emergency, emergency. Calling rescue helicopter.

I'm on my way.

You're in We've got a job to do.

Mr Bull is digging up the road.

Hello, Miss Rabbit. I've got a big metal pipe that needs lifting.

Okay, Mr Bull. How can you lift that big pipe? With my big magnet.

Hooray! What are you going to do with the pipe?

I'm not really sure. I know. I'll put it down here where someone can easily find it. Now I can give you a lift home.

But what about Daddy?

Hello.

Daddy Pig, can you make your own way home? Miss Rabbit is giving us a lift.

Okay. Daddy, Daddy. We went up and down and round and round. I'm really sad to have missed that. See you back at home. Who put that pipe there? I know. I'll take a shortcut. It's a bit money. Come on, car. Daddy Pig needs to get home.

Daddy Pig is stuck.

I'll ring for Grandad Dog's pickup truck. Hello. Breakdown recovery. I'm stuck in the mud. Can you come and rescue me, please? Sorry, Daddy Pig. I'm moving a big metal pipe that some maniac has left in the road. I'll pass you on to the next rescue service. Hello, fire service. I'm stuck in the mud. Can you rescue me, please?

Sorry, Daddy Pig. I'm rescuing a tortus that stuck up a tree.

Come down, Tiddles.

I don't know why you like climbing trees. You're a tortoise.

Don't worry, Daddy Pig.

I'll pass you on to the highest rescue service in the land.

What's that noise? I'm flying.

Miss Rabbit's helicopter has rescued Daddy Pig. Yay.

Lucky Daddy gets a helicopter to ride after all.

Shall we show him what my helicopter can do? Yes. It can go straight up. It can go straight down. It can even move the loop.

Everyone likes going up and down, round and round in Miss Rabbit's helicopter. Campion Daddy Pig. Peppa and her family are watching sport on television. It's a long jump. It's a new world record.

Mommy, what's a world record?

It means you're best in the world at something.

Then you are a champion, and your name goes in a book. There are champions for running, jumping, swimming.

I wish you were in the book, Daddy.I.

Am in the book. No.

Yes. Daddy Pig is champion Puddle jumper.

No one has beaten me yet. I don't think they ever will.

The next event is the Puddle Jump. That was a very big splash. In fact, I think, yes, it's a new world record. Daddy, you're not the champion anymore. Everyone will be sad.

I'm sure they've got more important things to worry about, Peppa.

Daddy Pig, you lost the world record. Everyone wants you to be champion again.

It's important.

Really? Yes. Okay, I'll do it tomorrow. Hooray. But I'll have to train myself to jump in Muddy Puddles again.

Everyone knows how to jump in Muddy Puddles Puddles, Daddy.

But not everyone is a champion, Peppa. Daddy Pig is the master. Daddy, are you going to practice jumping up and down? No, Peppa. I must be at one with the puddle. What? To jump in a puddle, I must think like a puddle.

Do you need to do running?

No. Do you need to do press-ups? No. I need to sleep and dream about puddles.

It is the day of the big puddle jump. Daddy Pig is wearing his puddle jumping costume.

I can't find my golden boots.

I gave those old boots to grandpa for his gardening.

My lucky golden boots to be used as gardening boots?

You've got other ones.

It's not the same.

Hello?

Grandpa, remember those old boots I gave you?

Yes.

Daddy needs them back urgently. You have been looking after them.

They have been watered.

Grandpa Pig is growing tomatoes in Daddy's lucky boots.

We need them for the puddle jump today.

Righto. I'll meet you there.

Everyone has come to watch Daddy Pig's Puddle Jump. Please welcome your friend and mine, Mr. Potato.

Hooray.

Good luck, Daddy Pig. Oh, but where are your lucky boots?

Here they are.

Thank you, Grandpa Pig. I can smell tomatoes.

And now for Daddy Pig's Puddle Jump. Daddy Pig is thinking. Ready, steady, go.

I must become one with the puddle. I must be the puddle.

The puddle has gone. The puddle has gone over all of us.

Daddy Pig has become one with the puddle. Everyone has become one with the puddle. It's a new world record. Great.champion Daddy Pig. And who is this? I'm Peppa Pig.

One day, I will be the champion puddle jumper.

I've been training her.

To be trained by the master. What have you learned?

If you jump in Muddy Puddles, you must wear your boots.

Blackberry Bush.

Peppa and her family are at Granny and Grandpa Pig's house.

Today, I'm going to make apple and Blackberry crumble. Yummy. I need you brave explorers to go and get the fruit.Hi.

Grummy pig.Hi, grummy pig.

We've got baskets for the apples.

And buckets For the Blackberries.

First, the easy bit, picking apples. On the count of three, shake the tree.

One, two, three.

Now for the blackberries.

Why don't we just have apple grumbble?

Because blackberries are tasty too, grandpa.

Okay, now the hard bit.

Now that's what I call a blackberry bush.

This bush has been here since I was a little piggy.

It's an overgrown weed. I should have cut it down years ago.

Grandpa, why don't How do you like it?

I don't like the way it looks at me.

Silly grandpa, it's just a harmless bush.

And it's covered in lovely blackberries.

George has seen some really big, juicy blackberries.

Careful, George, or you might get tangled. I have a stick for picking hard to reach blackberries.

Clever, grandpa.

But the best blackberries are right at the very top. That's why I brought the ladder.

Don't lean too far over, Mummy Pig. Don't worry.

I've been climbing this Blackberry Bush since I was a little girl.

Yes, but you're not a little girl now.

I know what I'm doing.

Oh, dear. Mummy Pig has fallen into the Blackberry Bush.Mommy.

Can you get out?No, I'm stuck. You're stuck in a fawny bush like Sleeping Beauty.What?Want.

And upon a time, there was a princess called Sleeping Beauty. One day, she fell asleep in a fawny bush, and she stayed there for a hundred years.

Yes, that's a nice story, Peppa.

It is Susie Sheep. Hello, Peppa. Hello, Susie.

My mommy is in a Blackberry bus, and she'll be there for a hundred years. Like Sleeping Beauty. And And she'll be rescued by a handsome prince who will give her a kiss. My mommy is having an adventure. I wish my mommy would have adventures like that.

Can someone think of a way to get me out of here?

Don't worry, mommy.

In a hundred years, a handsome prince will rescue you. I'll be that handsome prince. Grandpa Pig, may I borrow your pruning chairs, please?

Of course you may. Brave Sir Daddy Pig.

Stand back, everyone. Take that, you thorny Bushu.

Oh, my Prince.

My Princess. You were meant to stay in there for a hundred years.

That was quite long enough, thank you. Mommy is a Blackberry Bush.

I thought this thing only happened to me.

Stand still while we pick you. Let's take all this fruit back to granny Pig.

Granny, mommy had an adventure. And then mommy fell in the bush. She looked quite silly. And she was going, Help me, help me. And then Daddy came and rescued her. The end.

Thank you, Peppa. I think we've all heard that story enough times now. But it's funny. I never want to see another Blackberry in my life. So you don't want any apple and Blackberry crumble then? Well, delicious.

Mama, Romy Pig loves apple and Blackberry crumble. Everyone loves apple and Blackberry crumble.

Edmund Elephant's birthday. Mr.

Zebra the Postman is delivering a letter to Peppa's house.

Oh, look, someone's got a party invitation. It must be for me. It says to George Pig from Edmund Elephant, please come to my party.

Doesn't Can you say George and Peppa?

No, just George.

I didn't want to go to a silly baby party anyway.

Hello. Oh, it's for you, Peppa. It's Emily Elephant.

Hello. Hello, Peppa. Do you want to come to Edmund's party as my friend? Oh, yes, please. My mommy wants us to help with the little ones. Help? Yes, I can help. Danny and Susie are helpers too. Oh, goody.

Everyone is here for Edmund Elephant's party.

Oh, the helpers are here. Hello, Mrs. Elephant.

Let's get this party started. Who wants to play musical statues?

Yay. This is what you do. Dance when the music is playing, and when it stops, freeze like a statue. Ready, steady, go. Head, shoulders, knees and toes.

Just dance already.

Head, shoulders, knees and toes. This one is still blinking.

You're You're moving, George. You're out. Richard and Edmund are out.

So Zaza is the winner. Hooray. You've got a medal. It's made of real plastic gold. Mummy, musical Statues is over.

Lovely.

Now it's time for Pass the parcel. When the music plays, Pass the parcel round. When the music stops, take some paper off. Ready, steady, go. George, pass the parcel.

Edmund has got a medal.Hurry up, Richard.

Just take the paper off.

Richard has got a medal. George has got a medal. Pass the parcel. Oh, dear. George isn't passing the parcel. No, George.

That's his Zaza's medal. It's a giant Teddy.

Edmund has won.Mommy.

Past the parcel is finished.Lovely. Now it's time for food. Hooray.

The helpers have taken all the seats.

This is Edmund's party, remember? The helpers can eat after the little ones. Oh, yes. We're the helpers. Ghost, please. Please, juice, please. Juice, please. Jolly, please. Juzz, please. Jelly, please. Jelly, jelly. More, please. Happy birthday, Edmund.

Happy birthday, Edmund.

It is the end of the party.

Thank you to the helpers. You all worked really hard. Yes.

It's not easy looking after little children. I need to lie down. I need a holiday. Spring.

It is springtime. Grandpa Pig has made a chocolate egg hunt.

Is everybody ready? No, grandpa.

Freddy Fox isn't here.

Hello, everyone. Hello, Freddy. Ah, hello, Mr. Fox. Are you staying?

I wish I could. I loved egg hunts when I was a little lad. See you later, Freddy.

Now, are we ready for the egg hunt? Yes, grandpoppy. There are lots of chocolate eggs hidden in my garden. You must find them.

Easy.

But be careful not to step on my little plants. It's so exciting in springtime to see these baby plants starting to grow.

We promise to be careful, grandpa.

Very good. Off you go then.

Grandpa Pig's chocolate egg hunt has begun.

Have you got time for a cup of tea, grandpa Pig?

Oh, yes. It will It'll take them ages to find my eggs. I've hidden them very well. Here's an egg.

Pepper has found a chocolate egg in a plant pot.

Here's another egg.

Rebecca Rabbit has found a chocolate egg hiding under a leafy bush. Hooray, an egg for me. Emily Elephant has found a chocolate egg in the branches of a tree.

I think I can smell chocolate.

Freddie Fox has a very good sense of smell. Yes. Freddie Fox has found a chocolate egg in the middle of the bird bath.

Grandpa, grandpa, we found the chocolate eggs. It was really fun. But it was a bit easy.

It wasn't easy for the little ones.

George, Richard, and Edmund haven't found any eggs.

I wonder where the other eggs are.

Chocky eggs.

Ah, Edmund, I think there's something behind your ear.

Everyone has found a chocolate egg.

What do we do now, Grandpa Pig?

You eat them, of course.

Hello, children. Granny, granny, we found all the chocolate eggs. Well, where are they? I can't see any eggs.

They're in our tummies.

And round your mouths. Did grandpa hide the eggs well?

No. We big ones found them easily. But the little ones needed helping. George, Richard, and Edmund don't like to be the The littlest ones.

Don't worry. They'll soon be even littler ones in the garden.

Oh, yes. The little babies. It's so exciting.

Grandpa already told us about the baby plants, granny, but it's not that exciting.

We're not talking about baby plants, Peppa.

Oh, what are you talking about?

Let's go and see Jemimah, Vanessa, Sarah, and Neville.

They're chicken. Eggs?

Yes, and they have eggs, too.

Can we eat them?

No, Freddie. These eggs are about to hatch. Oh, we're just in time.

The baby chicks are hatching.

Oh, baby chips.

Now the chips have hatched. It really is springtime.

Let's pretend to be baby I'm a little chick singing, Chee, Chee, Chee. I like to pick up food with my beep, beep, beep. I've a fluffy yellow head, a straw for my bed, and a Jump up and down, seeing cheap, cheap, cheap. Freddie Fox.

Peppa and her friends are playing at Rebecca Rabbit's house.

Let's play Hide and Seek. We'll all hide, and Peppa can find us. Okay.

One, two. Everyone must find a hiding place before Peppa counts to 10. Danny and Candy are hiding in the branches of a little tree. Zoe, Pedro, and Rebecca are hiding behind a fence. Susie and Emily are hiding behind a bush.

Nine, 10. Where'd you not? Here I come. I know where you are. Oh. Oh.

Peppa cannot find anyone. This is impossible. Freddie Fox has come to play.

Hello, Freddie. Hello, Peppa. What are you doing? We're playing hide and seek, but I can't find anyone. Shall I find them for you? You can try, but it's impossible. Watch this. Found you. Oh, hello, Freddy. There you are. Oh. Boo. Oh.

Freddy Fox has found everyone. How did you do that?

I'm good at smelling. What's smelling got to do with it? I can find you by sniffing your smell. I'm not smelly. I had a bath last night. I know. You smell nice. Oh. I could even find you with my eyes closed. Go on then. Find Susie with your eyes closed. Easy. Hide, Susie. One, two, three.

Susie is looking for somewhere to hide.

Six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Ready or not?

Here I come. Freddy is looking for Susie with his eyes closed. He is sniffing where Susie's sheep has walked, round the tree, behind the little bush, and back up the hill.

Found you. Oh, All thanks to my nose. It's a super nose. Yes, it is. Has everything got a smell? Oh, yes. Everything has a different smell. What do I smell of? You smell of flowers and Wellington boots. What do I smell of? You smell of wet grass and biscuits. What do I smell of? Bananas and jam. What do I smell of? Milk and fish fingers. What do I smell of? Pedro, you smell of toothpaste. Oh. What's your favorite smell? Eggs. What is the worst thing you've ever smelled? Blue cheese. Pooh. It's nearly dinner time. How do you know? I can smell carrot soup. I can smell carrot soup too.

And me. And me. Dinner's ready. Come and get your carrot soup.

Everyone is enjoying Mummy Rabbit's carrot soup. This soup is yummy.

Who can that be?

Mr. Fox has come to take Freddie home. I can smell dinner.

Mr. Fox.

Hello. Hello, Mummy Rabbit.

Hello, dad. I've just had my dinner down the rabbit hole.

Good lad. Can you guess what's for pudding?

Smells nice. I'd say strawberry jelly.

That's right.

Mr. Fox loves smelling things. Everyone loves smelling things.

It's Rabbit's Bay off.

Peppa, George, and Susie Sheep have had a sleepover at Rebecca Rabbit's house.

It's fun having carrots for breakfast, Mummy Rabbit.

Yes, we always have carrots for breakfast.

I could eat carrots all day, but I'd better go to work. Have a nice day. Bye-bye.

Mummy Rabbit, why don't you work?

I do work, Susie. Who do you think looks after these two little bunnies?

You do, mommy.

And you can help me by tidying up your toys, please, before someone trips over them. That'll be my sister. Hello.

Hello, Miss Rabbit.

Auntie. I can't stop long. I've got lots of work to do today. I've got the supermarket checkout, the ice cream stall, and the bus to drive. See you later then, sister. Bye, sister. What? No.

Miss Rabbit has tripped over one of Richard's toys.

Oh, my ankle. I can still hop to work. No, you stay here and get better. But I've got so much work to do. I'll do your work for you. Which job is first? The supermarket. Okay, Rebecca, look after your Auntie.

Yes, Mummy.

Mummy Rabbit has arrived at the supermarket.

Thank goodness you're here, Miss Rabbit. Miss Rabbit is ill. I'll be doing her job today. Are you not Ms. Rabbit? No, I'm her sister. Mummy Rabbit. Is this where I sit? Yes. Have you ever worked a check out before? No. How much is this? Oh, I don't know.

I've got a voucher.

Do you take book tokens?

Can I pay with a card?

Susie Sheep is dressed up in her nurse's costume.

Don't worry, I'm only a pretend nurse. Stick your tongue out and say, Ah. Ah. Rebecca Rabbit's house. Who's speaking, please?

It's Mummy Rabbit. Is everything okay? Yes. Good, because this job is going to take me all day.

What about Miss Rabbit's other jobs? We need more help.

Miss Rabbit's ice cream stall. Daddy, why are you buying an ice cream? Oh, Peppa, I was on the way to the gym when I thought an ice cream would be nice.

Miss Rabbit is ill. You've got to sell the ice cream today.

I I'm an expert at ice cream.

Can I have a cherry ice cream?

Strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, banana.

With pistachio and strawberry, please.

Ah, strawberry. Oh, it's melted. How about ice cream soup instead? Grandad dog's breakdown service.

This rabbit is ill. Can you drive a bus today?

Of course, Peppa. All aboard.

Mom Romy Sheep's car has broken down.

Grandad dog's breakdown service.

Can you rescue me, please?

I'll be straight there.

We would like to apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to your journey. Driving a bus is quite hard. Selling ice cream is quite hard. Running a supermarket checkout is quite hard.

I'm feeling better.

Can I get up now? No, you must lie very still. But please keep breathing.

Are you feeling any better, Miss Rabbit?

It's not easy doing all your jobs. It's not easy looking after your little bunnies. You will be back to work tomorrow, won't you? Yes. And you'll be back at home, won't you? Yes.

It is grotto.

It is Christmas Eve.

Hands up. Who wants to go and see Father Christmas?

Me, me, me.

Are we going to the North Pole? Not Not quite that far, Peppa.

But Father Christmas lives at the North Pole.

Lucky for us, he's got a grotto at the Christmas Fair.

Peppa and George have come to visit Santa's grotto.

Hello, everyone.

Hello. All aboard the Elf train. This way to Santa's grotto.

Susie, what are you asking Father Christmas for? I don't know. What are you asking for? I It would like a doll that walks and talks and closes its eyes when it goes to sleep. I'll ask for that too. How does Father Christmas remember what toys everybody wants? He makes a list. His sleigh must be very fast to go around the whole world in one night. It's a super sleigh. Father Christmas is really old. He's hundreds of years old. Even older than my daddy.

Santa's grotto.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, Father Christmas.

Have you all been good? Yes. Have you all kept your bedrooms tidy? Yes. Have you? Oh, of course. Now, come and tell me what you'd like for Christmas. Can I have a football, please?A.

Xylophon.tiddlywinks.a magic set, please.Wacen car. Bouncy ball. Boing, boing.A.

Twain, please.A toy train.Not.

A toy train. A real train. One I can drive with real passengers.

I'll see what I can do. Is that everyone?

We haven't seen you yet.

I am sorry. What is your name? I'm Peppa Big. We've met before. Yes. Nice to see you again, Peppa. What would you like for Christmas?

I would like a doll that walks and talks and closes its eyes when it goes to sleep. Please. The same for me, please.

Very good.

You do know where I live, don't you?

Oh, yes. How old are you? I'm hundreds of years old.

I told you. Goodbye, Father Christmas.

Don't forget to leave me a mince pie.

And a drink, we know. And a carrot for the Reindias.

Ho, ho, ho. Peppa and her family are driving back from the Christmas fair.

Daddy, why have we got our bags in the car? We're spending Christmas at granny and grandpa's house.

But Father Christmas won't know where we are.

Don't worry, Peppa. Father Christmas knows everything.

Rani Pig, it's nearly Christmas.

Yes, and I've got a very important job for you. Stir the Christmas pudding and make a wish.

Peppa and George are making a wish. Racing car. Don't tell me what it is.

Here's the mince pie and a drink for Father Christmas.

And the carrot for the rain deer.

Who can that be at this time of night? We're not buying anything.

Very It's festive happy ching.

Carol singers.

Now it's fully chan, it's Christmas time.

Oh, Merry Christmas.

It is bedtime for Peppa and George.

This used to be my bedroom when I was a little piggy.

Father Christmas knows where granny and grandpa live, doesn't he? Oh, yes.

He's been here many times before. Good night, Peppa. Good night, George.

Peppa and George have fallen asleep. When they wake up, it will be Christmas Day.

Baby Alexander.

Peppa and George's cousins are coming to visit today.

Mummy, how long before cousin Chloe is here?

Not long now, Peppa. Baby Alexander is coming, too, remember?

Oh, babies cry all the time.

They're so noisy. I'm sure Baby Alexander won't be that noisy. What's that sound? Is it a car alarm?

Is this a fire engine?

No, it's Baby Alexander. Hello, Peppa. Hello, George. Hello, Cousin Chloe. Hello, everyone. Hello, Uncle Pig.

Hello. Hello, Auntie Pig. You remember Baby Alexander, don't you, Peppa? Yeah. Are you staying for a few days?

No, this is what Alexander needs for just one day.

Can't go anywhere without all these baby things.

Hello, baby Alexander. He can't talk, Peppa. If he can't talk, then how How do you know what he wants?

We guess.

I'm guessing he's hungry. Peppa, would you like to help feed Alexander? Yes, please.

It is lunchtime for baby Alexander.

Cousin Peppa is going to feed you today, Alexander.

Here you are, baby. Oh, here it is. He keeps turning his head.

Feeding Baby Alexander is quite hard. Watch this.

Here comes the airplane. Alexander likes it.

If you pretend the spoon is an airplane.

You have There you go, Peppa.

Here comes the airplane. Open your mouth and in through the doors. Hooray. That was an airplane. Can you say airplane? I told you, he can't talk.

He hasn't even said his first word yet. Peppa, do you remember what your first word was? No. It was mommy.

I thought Peppa's first word was daddy.

No, mommy.

What was George's first word? Dinosaur.

George's first word was dinosaur.

Somebody looks like they had a good lunch. Yes.

Bath time, I think. Baby Alexander is having a bath.

This is Mr. Dinosaur. Can you say Dinosaur? Go, go. He can't talk, Peppa. But he will talk one day. Then you'll know what he wants.

What do you want to do now, Alexander?

Go, go. I think he wants to go for a walk.

He can't walk yet, but he can go out in his buggy.

That's a clever little buggy.

Yes, five gears, mud guards, and ABS as standard.

Blah, blah, blah. That's how Daddy's talk.

Alexander likes it when you talk, Peppa.

That's because I am very interesting. This is the sky. Can you say It's sky go go. The sky is where rain comes from. Can you say rain? Rain is good for ducks and plants and making muddy puzzles.

Peppa has found a big, muddy puddle.

Look, Alexander. I'm jumping up and down in a puddle. I love jumping up and down in puddles. Puddles. Puddles.

Alexander has said his first word, puddles.

Hooray, puddles.

And I taught him to say it, puddles. Dr. Hamster's taught us.

It is a school day.

Children, Dr. Hamster has come to talk to us today.

Hello, everyone. Hello, Dr.

Hamster. Dr. Hamster is a vet.

Who knows what a vet does. Vets help sick pets get better. That's right.

I brought some of my pets to show you.

This is Binky, the Budgie. Hello, I'm Binky. Can I stroke Binkie? Yes, very gently. He feels fluffy. Those are his feathers. They help him to fly. Flying is how Binkie gets his exercise. Can you tell me what else Binkie needs to stay fit and healthy? He needs to eat. Yes. He needs to drink. That's right. He needs to breathe a bit. Very good. He needs to sleep. Excellent. Sorry, Madame Gazelle, I over slept.

Pedro, you do likes sleeping.

Yes, madame Gazelle. I have got a pet here who loves sleeping. It's a tortus. It's Tiddles, the Tortoise. Hello, Tiddles. Tiddles has slept all through the winter. Why has he got that shell thing on his back? That shell is his house. It's where he hides if he gets scared. Would you like to stalk him? Yes, please. Tiddles. Don't be scared, Tiddles. How old is he? Tiddles is 33. That's as old as my mom. But Tartuises can live for 100 years. That's as old as my grandpa. Why is he so slow? He has to carry his house on his back. Dr. Hempster, I think Tiddles is escaping.

He can't go Because he is so slow.

I've got someone else to show you here. Dinosaur. Oh, George. You always say dinosaur. Oh, it is a dinosaur. She's not a dinosaur. This is Lulu, the lizard. Hello, Lulu. She's scaly like a dragon. Can she breathe fire?

No, but she has a very long tongue.

Wow. Does she sleep through the winter like Tiddles? No. Oh, where is Tiddles? Tiddles?

Oh, dear. Tiddles the Tortoise has run away.

Don't worry, Dr. Hamster. We'll find Tiddles.

Is he in the music room? Tiddles is not in the music room.

Is he in the playhouse?

Tiddles is not in the playhouse. Is he hiding by the coats? Tiddles is not hiding by the coats.

I can smell Tiddles. This way.

Freddy Fox has a very good sense of smell. There's Tiddles. Tiddles is up a tree.

Oh, I better call for help.

This is Miss Rabbit's fire station. Ah, a fire, fire.

Fire station, where's the fire? My Tiddles is up a tree. What, again?

Emergency, emergency. Tortoise up a tree. I don't know why you like climbing a tree so much.

You're a tortoise. Stand back. Tiddles. Come on, Tiddles. Hooray. Thank you, Miss Rabbit.

Just doing my job.

And my job is looking after pets. Where are Binky and Lulu?

I don't know. Here they are, safe and sound.

Grumpy Rabbit's Boatyard.

Peppa, George, and Granny Pig are going out for a day on Grandpa Pig's boat.

Ahoy there, Peppa and George.

We're ready to go sailing.

I'll move the boat a bit nearer. Careful, you don't hit that big stick, grandpa. That's a mooring post. I won't hit it. Oh.

Grandpa, there's a big hole in your boat.

It's Just a scratch.

Oh, grandpa's boat is sinking.

Quick, grandpa pig. Jump off.

A captain never leaves his sinking ship.

Grandpa Pig's boat has sunk to the bottom of the river. It is Grandad Dog.

Ahoy there, Grandpa Pig. Lovely day for a sail?

Yes. Ahoy there.

I'm takingI'm going to take my boat to the boatyard today. Going to get a few repairs done.

Would you mind taking my boat to the boatyard, too, please? Of course.

Where is your boat?

I'm standing on it.

Has it sunk?

Well, a little bit.

I'm surprised your boat didn't sink a long time ago.

What? It's a better boat than that rust bucket of yours.

Grandad dog and grandpa Pig are very best friends.

Catch this, Captain.

Aye, aye, skipper.

Grandad Dog's truck has lifted grandpa Pig's boat out of the water. Wow.

Next stop, the boatyard.

What's the boatyard?

A boatyard, Peppa, is where broken boats get mended.

This is Grampy Rabbit's boatyard.

Ahoy there, mee-hearties.

Ahoy there, grumpy rabbits.

Who did that to your boat, grandpa Pig?

Someone drove it into a mooring post. It went Yes, and made a big hole there.

You should never let other people steer your boat, grandpa Pig.

Yes. Can you mend it? Of course.

I just need to size up the damage.

Crampy Rabbit is measuring the hole in Grandpa Pig's boat.

Now I need to find something to patch it up.

It must be good to know how to mend a boat.

It takes years to learn how to mend a boat.

How long have you been mending boats?

Years.

Grumpy Rabbit has collected lots of scrap metal to mend boats with.

Now, this is a gold mine.

It's a pile of rubbish.

But you can make things from piles of rubbish.

What?

Like, submarines. Wow.

Grumpy Rabbit has made a submarine out of rubbish.

Does it actually work?

Watch this. It fills up with water, so it's very good at going down, but not so good at coming back up. Now, this is what I've been looking for.

It's a washing machine.

It's the fix for grandpa Pig's boat, is what it is.

You're going to mend my boat with a bit of washing machine? Yes.

That's as good as you. Hooray. Now, Now we test it.Compare for launch.Hi. Amazing.

It floats.

You sound surprised.

Yes, usually they sink on the first go.

Now we can go for our day on the river.

What a splendid idea. This is the life out on a boat with just the sea and the sky. I know a song about the sea and the sky. Do you want to hear it?

No, thank you. Yes, please.

I got up this morning, the sea was still where, so was the sky.

Pedmunt, Elephant, Elephant's birthday.

Mr. Zebra, the Postman, is delivering a letter to Peppa's house.

Oh, look, someone's got a party invitation. It must be for me. It says, To George Pig from Edmund Elephant. Please come to my party.

Doesn't it say George and Peppa?

No, just George.

I didn't want to go to a silly baby party anyway.

Hello. Oh, it's for you, Peppa. It's Emily Elephant.

Hello. Hello, Peppa. Do you want to come to Edmund's party as my friend? Oh, yes, please. My mommy wants us to help with the little ones. Help? Yes, I can help. Danny and Susie are helpers too. Oh, goody.

Everyone is here for Edmund Elephant's party.

The helpers are here. Hello, Mrs. Elephant.

Elephant, let's get this party started. Who wants to play musical statues? Yay. This is what you do.

Dance when the music It's like a plane, and when it stops, freeze like a statue. Ready, steady, go. Head, shoulders, knees and toes. Just dance already. Head, shoulders, knees and turns, knees and turns. This one is still blinking. You're out.

You're moving, George. You're out. Richard and Edmund are out.

So Zaza is the winner. Hooray. You've got a medal. It's made of real plastic gold. Mummy, musical Statues is over.

Lovely. Now it's time for Pass the Parcil. Yay.

When the music plays, Pass the parcel round. When the music stops, take some paper off. Ready, steady, go. George, pass the parcel.

Edmund has got a medal.Hurry up, Richard.Just.

Take the paper off.

Richard has got a medal. George has got a medal. Pass the parcel. Oh, dear. George Edmund is passing the parcel.

No, George. That's his Zaza's medal. It's a giant Teddy.

Edmund has one.

Mummy, past the parcel is finished. Lovely. Now it's time for food. Hooray.

The helpers have taken all the seats.

This is Edmund's party, remember? The helpers can eat after the little ones. Oh, Yes. We're the helpers. Juice, please. Juice, please. Juice, please. Juice, please. Jelly, please. Jelly, jelly. More, please. Happy birthday, Edmund.

Happy birthday, Edmund.

It is the end of the party.

Thank you to the helpers. You all worked really hard. Yeah. Yes.

It's not easy looking after little children. I need to lie down. I need a holiday. It is playtime at school.

Peppa and her friend Kids are running around having fun. That hurts.

Are you all right, Peppa? I've hurt my knee. Madame Gazelle, Peppa has fallen over.

You've just grazed your knee, Peppa.

First, Madame Gazelle cleans Peppa's knee. Then she puts a plaster on it. Does that feel any better? Yes.

Thank you.

Now, children, you may have noticed that Pedro Pony isn't here today.

Is he late again?

No, Susie. Pedro is in hospital. And today we are going to visit him.

This is the hospital. Peppa and her friends have come to visit Pedro Pony.

Remember, children, stay close to me. I don't want you getting lost.

Yes, madame Giselle. Excuse me, Mr. Bull.

Which way is the children's ward?

Down the steps, double doors, right, left, Right along the corridor, up the stairs, third on your left. Or you could just take the left. Children's ward. Pedro will be asleep.

Sick people do a lot of sleeping. Hello, everyone. Hello, Pedro. Why aren't you asleep? You don't look sick. I broke my leg and they put it in this plaster cast.

The plaster cast helps Pedro's leg get better.

I graze my knee and I got a plaster too. Do you want to draw on my plaster cast? Yes, please.

The children are all doing drawings on Pedro's plaster cast.

I'm drawing a football. I've drawn some flowers. Mr. Potato. A parrot. And I've drawn a muddy puddle. Wow. Thanks, everyone. You can draw on my plaster, too. Okay, I'll draw a little flower. Thank you, Pedro. Pedro, what's it like being in hospital? It's great. What are the nurses like? They give me stickers. And they come whenever I press this button. Who's that? I wonder. Could it be Pedro?

What do you want, Pedro? We are very busy. I've got a bit of an itch. Even if your leg is itching, we can't take the cast off until your leg is better.

It's not my leg Look, that's itching, it's my ear.

Is that better?

Yes, thank you.

Lunchtime. What would you like to eat today, Pedro?

Can I have spaghetti and sponge pudding, please? You get your dinner in bed? Yes.

That looks tasty.

Dr. Brown Bear has come to see how Pedro is doing. How are we today, Pedro? My ear is a bit itchy.

Just here.

I'd say you're almost better.

Visiting time is over. Bye, Pedro.

Bye, everyone. Get well soon, Pedro. Yes, madame Gazelle.

It is another school day. Peppa and her friends are playing in the playground.

Madame Gazelle, my plaster has fallen off. Can I have another one?

You don't need a plaster, Peppa. Your knee is better. Oh, yes. Hello, everyone.

Pedro Pony is back.

Oh, hello, Pedro. Where's your plaster cast? They took it off because my leg is better. Is your leg strong now? It's stronger than it was before. It's a super leg. Can you run on it? Watch this. No.

Pedro likes running around having fun. Everybody likes running around having fun.