Ziggy and the Zootram

Flora starts moulting and is so embarrassed by her grey stubble that she goes into hiding. Unable to persuade her to come to the zoo, Ziggy transforms the tram into a fanboat to get them across the lake. The resulting wind prompts him to make a feather boa so Flora can cover up. Flora loves it. And so does Amy.

Lionel always likes to look smart, so when an accident with Scottie's packed lunch makes a mess of his safari suit, it's a major crisis. Miss Emily is able to dry clean the suit, and Ziggy transforms the tram into a bi-plane to get them to the zoo on time.

Flora starts moulting and is so embarrassed by her grey stubble that she goes into hiding. Unable to persuade her to come to the zoo, Ziggy transforms the tram into a fanboat to get them across the lake. The resulting wind prompts him to make a feather boa so Flora can cover up. Flora loves it. And so does Amy.

Tony wants his friends to do a concert for his dad, but he insists on such lengthy rehearsals that by the time they arrive at his dad's tree, it's too late. Tony is devastated to miss seeing his dad. So Ziggy transforms the tram with the addition of a turbo booster - which he temporarily turns into a horn that amplify their music.

Bunbury plans a modest celebration to mark the 100th journey of the tram, but for reasons he can't fathom, his friends don't want to join in. Unbeknown to him, they have something bigger in mind: a surprise party. When Ziggy pulls a lever, the tram transforms into a disco full of food, cake and balloons.

Brian has a cold and wants to stay home in bed, but Miss Emily insists that a mug of her special Hot Lemon Drink will cure him. However, when collecting the lemons causes the tram's batteries go flat, it takes Brian and a turbine - Ziggy's latest invention - to generate enough energy to get them to the zoo on time.

Lionel takes the others camping, but can't sleep because he's afraid of the dark. Rather than admit his fear, he tries to switch on the tram's lights and accidentally wakes everyone up instead. When his friends finally discover his secret, they rally round to help - Bunbury even shares his tent with Lionel so he can feel safe.

On a soggy morning, Tony makes disparaging comments about the Penguins game of leapfrog. Why leap when you can fly? The trouble is, penguins can't. But when the friends discover that the swamp is flooded, and the tram can't pass through, they're stuck.