
Pippi Returns to Villa Villekulla - 1

Pippi Returns to Villa Villekulla - 1
Pippi Longstocking arrives in a small Swedish town to take up residence in her Villa.
Pippi Entertains Two Burglars - 2

Pippi Entertains Two Burglars - 2
When local crooks catch sight of Pippi's chest of gold, they are determined to get a share for themselves.
Pippi Doesn't Sell Her House - 3

Pippi Doesn't Sell Her House - 3
Two city slickers decide they want to buy Villa Villekulla.
Pippi Goes Up in a Balloon - 4

Pippi Goes Up in a Balloon - 4
Pippi finds a hot air balloon in the attic and decides to try it out with Annika and Tommy.
Pippi Goes to the South Seas - 5

Pippi Goes to the South Seas - 5
Captain Longstocking docks in the village to pick up Pippi and take her with him to the South Seas.
Pippi Meets Some Pearl Poachers - 6

Pippi Meets Some Pearl Poachers - 6
When the Hoptoad docks on an exotic island, Pippi, Tommy and Annika are left in charge of the Island pearls.
Pippi Goes Home - 7

Pippi Goes Home - 7
Following their stay on the exotic island it is time to go home.
Pippi Enters the Big Race - 8

Pippi Enters the Big Race - 8
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.
Pippi Enters a Horse Show - 9

Pippi Enters a Horse Show - 9
The local horse show attracts the very finest horses. Pippi decides to enter Horse.
Pippi Meets a Master Criminal - 10

Pippi Meets a Master Criminal - 10
Thunder Karlson and Bloom consult a Criminal Manual in hopes of accomplishing the perfect crime and getting Pippi's gold.
Pippi is Shipwrecked - 11

Pippi is Shipwrecked - 11
Tommy and Annika are intrigued and their curiosity peaked by Pippi's tales of personal encounters with shipwrecks.
Pippi Saves the Old Folks Home - 12

Pippi Saves the Old Folks Home - 12
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.
Pippi Goes to the Fair - 13

Pippi Goes to the Fair - 13
Annika and Tommy introduce Pippi to a local custom, the annual town fair.
Pippi's Christmas - 14

Pippi's Christmas - 14
Pippi's first Christmas on land proves to be a special one.
Pippi Doesn't Want to Grow Up - 15

Pippi Doesn't Want to Grow Up - 15
Pippi suddenly realizes that she is eventually going to grow up.
Pippi Doesn't Go To School - 16

Pippi Doesn't Go To School - 16
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 Goes Up North - 17

Pippi Goes Up North - 17
Pippi and her friends join Captain Longstocking on a journey to a remote Northern Community to deliver supplies.
Pippi Saves the Whales - Again - 18

Pippi Saves the Whales - Again - 18
The field trip up North continues and Pippi and her "crew" must outsmart Poachers to save the rare green whales from extinction.
Pippi Goes To School - Or Does She? - 19

Pippi Goes To School - Or Does She? - 19
Pippi's friends are entering their report on the field trip up North in a competition for one of the special school prizes.
Pippi Trains Some Animals - and Their Owner - 20

Pippi Trains Some Animals - and Their Owner - 20
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.
Pippi Meets the White Lady - 21

Pippi Meets the White Lady - 21
A mysterious woman arrives in the village just as a ghost is sighted at the old castle.
Pippi Finds a Mysterious Footprint - 22

Pippi Finds a Mysterious Footprint - 22
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 Enters a Flower Show - 23

Pippi Enters a Flower Show - 23
Pippi sends a request to her father for some unusual flower seeds so she may enter the town's annual flower show.
Pippi Visits Aunt Matilda - 24

Pippi Visits Aunt Matilda - 24
Bloom gets wind that he is being considered as Aunt Matilda's heir to her fortune upon her death.















