Pippi Longstocking

Pippi Longstocking arrives in a small Swedish town to take up residence in her Villa.

When local crooks catch sight of Pippi's chest of gold, they are determined to get a share for themselves.

Two city slickers decide they want to buy Villa Villekulla.

Pippi finds a hot air balloon in the attic and decides to try it out with Annika and Tommy.

Captain Longstocking docks in the village to pick up Pippi and take her with him to the South Seas.

When the Hoptoad docks on an exotic island, Pippi, Tommy and Annika are left in charge of the Island pearls.

Following their stay on the exotic island it is time to go home.

It is winter in the village and all the town is involved in winter sports. Each year there is a ski race between neighboring villages.

The local horse show attracts the very finest horses. Pippi decides to enter Horse.

Thunder Karlson and Bloom consult a Criminal Manual in hopes of accomplishing the perfect crime and getting Pippi's gold.

Tommy and Annika are intrigued and their curiosity peaked by Pippi's tales of personal encounters with shipwrecks.

When the Old Folks Home is being torn down and replaced by a newer, colder, less humane structure, Pippi comes to the rescue of the senior citizens.

Annika and Tommy introduce Pippi to a local custom, the annual town fair.

Pippi's first Christmas on land proves to be a special one.

Pippi suddenly realizes that she is eventually going to grow up.

Pippi discovers that she is missing out on certain holidays because she doesn't go to school, so there is nothing to take a holiday from.

Pippi and her friends join Captain Longstocking on a journey to a remote Northern Community to deliver supplies.

The field trip up North continues and Pippi and her "crew" must outsmart Poachers to save the rare green whales from extinction.

Pippi's friends are entering their report on the field trip up North in a competition for one of the special school prizes.

An encounter with a local farmer who treats his horse very badly convinces Pippi that she has to give his animals a vacation - at Villa Villekulla.

A mysterious woman arrives in the village just as a ghost is sighted at the old castle.

The whole town is in an uproar at the discovery of a giant footprint in the snow, presumed to be that of a mythological creature.

Pippi sends a request to her father for some unusual flower seeds so she may enter the town's annual flower show.

Bloom gets wind that he is being considered as Aunt Matilda's heir to her fortune upon her death.

Pippi befriends an inept, but good-natured carpenter and manages to help him find work in the village.