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Abby follows a trail of missing roses to a new Fuzzly: the flower-loving Princess Flug.

JoJo and Raya play snakes and ladders, but think it would be fun to make a new game.

The moth throws the orderly lives of the butterflies into disarray.

The Drifty Shouters like to drift about, but they really love shouting as loud as they can; they are so loud that B.O.T. is rattled to pieces; the mission becomes even trickier when the Drifty Shouters find a way to make their shouts even louder.

The formidable Bananaraptors undergo yearly molting, during which their firm peels become mottled brown and their bodies go limp, losing their intimidating appearance.

The Game Catchers land on the Salad Planet and learn the game Hurdles Relay; the Game Catchers land on a new planet and learn the game You Fall, You Lose.

One day Cookie, Candy and Pudding watch Dare Dazzler Cat attempt to break the record for jumping over cars in his superfast race car; Cookie wants to do the same trick with his remote control car.

Meeting Sixty and friends in a rocket-powered game of "How Many Tens.".

Mia and her bro-bot Codie turn the ordinary into the extraordinary as Mia grows as a coder, thinker, big sister and learns more about coding her world.

When Opie goes with his dad to work, Opie learns that work can be fun when you do it with someone you love.

Lila badly wants a marble track like her friend's, but she may have to wait until her birthday; when Pirouette asks the Snowllys to build her a snow slide they accept, but in exchange, she'll have to fill their treasure chest.

Blue is sleeping on one of the carrots that were meant for the toy animals at the farm; Yellow and Orange have to try and retrieve it without waking Blue up.

Frizzy is ready to lead her greatest adventure yet, beating her Grandpa's record and proving herself a superstar sailor; before Reef and Roadie hack the race to nab the award for themselves and land in hot water.

The adventures of a baby monkey and his mum as they face the challenges of daily life together.

Polkaroo and Hudson work together to find three things that start with 'I.'.

Howie and Baboo visit an observatory where they look at stars and set up an experiment to show how the sun is actually a star.

Duck Duck is disappointed when she misses her favorite band; the pals should help her feel better.

Isadora's friend Zoe persuades Isadora to swap abilities so she can try out magical powers and Isadora can try a day without fairy magic or vampire skills.

Skye, Liberty, Everest and Ranger Aspen head off on a road trip in the Adventure RV to attend a desert concert by their favorite Pop Star, Sierra Sparkle; there's a new Meditation Dome in Adventure Bay, and Priya is teaching her very first class!

In the Tiwi Islands in Australia, there is a thunderstorm every day at the same time!

In the future, Orchid and her dad want to plant a special singing moonflower on a nearby hill - but it seems someone has stolen the dirt! The team goes back in time to discover that the problem may just be clueless Doc Crock trying her hand at farming.

When Athlete Glory's Commitments day planner goes missing, nobody in Wordsville can be committed to anything anymore; Scientist Cosmo and Artist Clay are the main suspects.

Kate and Mei Lin are thrilled to tour the solar system with Pal's cousin Dr. Yowl; Wally is missing and Elwood City's best detective is on the case.

The agents track down missing monuments; the agents must determine who the real Oswald is.

It's Breaking and Emily is the sport leader; Braden's experience in the sport helps his team excel; Ariana and Lexie are disappointed by the standings; tensions rise when one athlete refuses to vote for a shoutout, but receives one themselves.

Martin and Chris must take Aviva's new Creature Power Challenge when they argue over who gets to keep a creature souvenir.

Tom Gates takes a trip around his brilliant world, spends time with his friends and family, sings songs, plays games, and watches author and illustrator Liz Pichon doodling.

Xavier Riddle, his sister, Yadina, and their friend, Brad, meet heroes from the past -- from Eleanor Roosevelt to Leonardo da Vinci.

Monarchs are the butterflies most people would recognize, but this royal butterfly is having a hard time. The PollinHeads are helping Vicky from the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority to net and tag some Monarchs.

Getting the green thumbs ready; Morley and the Science Team are building a Rube Goldberg machine that will help water all the thirsty plants in the lab.

Settled in 1849, the village of North Buxton was once a thriving Black community, but its population gradually shrunk to less than 200.

The town of Cobalt, once the site of a silver rush, is named after another metal.

Former UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Housing, Lailani Farha, joins us to discuss the growing gap between housing as a human right and housing as an investment. Then, we broaden the conversation to examine the state of housing in Ontario: from affordability and supply to policy solutions and the barriers standing in the way of meaningful change. What will it take to make housing more access

Every month, Nam and the TVO team set out to hear from Ontarians to find out, in their own words, what they are focused on and dealing with.

In the summer of 2023, a Toronto teenager leaves home with his first paycheck, planning nothing more dangerous than a game of basketball. As dawn turns to darkness, he is caught in a hail of gunfire on a North York street.

Deep inside an active silver and copper mine in the small town of Timmins, Ontario lies the oldest water on Earth that has ever been found. It has been completely locked away from the outside world for over two billion years. This groundbreaking discovery in 2016 by a team of University of Toronto geologists, led by Dr. Barbara Sherwood Lollar, recently earned them Canada's most prestigious scient

Former UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Housing, Lailani Farha, joins us to discuss the growing gap between housing as a human right and housing as an investment. Then, we broaden the conversation to examine the state of housing in Ontario: from affordability and supply to policy solutions and the barriers standing in the way of meaningful change. What will it take to make housing more access

Every month, Nam and the TVO team set out to hear from Ontarians to find out, in their own words, what they are focused on and dealing with.

In the summer of 2023, a Toronto teenager leaves home with his first paycheck, planning nothing more dangerous than a game of basketball. As dawn turns to darkness, he is caught in a hail of gunfire on a North York street.